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FINE ARTSCultural Events and Performing Arts in Alabama
As Bottletree closes, a reflection on the community atmosphere it created
By Carla Jean Whitley | firstname.lastname@example.com
March 28, 2015, 6:00AM
I never felt cool enough for Bottletree, but I also never felt like it mattered. The cafe and venue was something of a hipster haven, a place that often booked the bands you hadn't yet heard of (but were sure to be playing nationally televised late-night shows within six months). There was a time when I attempted to stay... Full story »
4 questions with Carlos Izcaray, before free concert tonight with Alabama Symphony Orchestra
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March 27, 2015, 6:00AM
We talked to the ASO's new music director about his impressions of the city, his family's reaction to the move from Berlin and more. Full story »
Birmingham 'Hedwig' will star Dane Peterson, Tawny Stephens
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March 26, 2015, 7:35PM
The upcoming Birmingham production of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" will star Dane Peterson as the title character and Tawny Stephens as Hedwig's husband, Yitzhak. The musical, which premiered off-Broadway in 1998, came to Broadway in 2014 and earned Tony Awards for stars Neil Patrick Harris and Lena Hall, as well as the award for Best Revival of a Musical.... Full story »
Jonathan Fuller of ASFA, City Equity lands Globe Theatre fellowship
By Alec Harvey | email@example.com
March 24, 2015, 10:22AM
He will head to England in the fall. Full story »
Panoply 2015 unveils music lineup and headliners, official poster artwork
By Matt Wake | firstname.lastname@example.com
March 20, 2015, 11:58AM
Festival returns April 24-26 to Big Spring Park. Full story »
'Starcatcher,' '39 Steps' on tap for new City Equity Theatre season
By Alec Harvey | email@example.com
March 15, 2015, 5:24PM
Season kicks off with prequel to "Peter Pan." Full story »
Exhibitions by UAB art students, noted artist Michael Velliquette begin tonight on campus
By Jesse Chambers | email@example.com
March 13, 2015, 5:13PM
Velliquette is a noted mixed-media artist who picked the 54 student works included in the show. He also has his own exhibition on display at the AEIVA beginning tonight. Full story »
Energen announces winners of its 2015 art competition; which is your favorite?
By Carla Jean Whitley | email@example.com
March 13, 2015, 10:46AM
Winning work of Energen's 2015 art competition, the company's 16th annual, is on display at Energen Plaza through March 20. The free art show, hosted by the Birmingham-based oil and gas exploration and production company, includes a total of 173 paintings from 122 Alabama artists. It's open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. William Squires of Birmingham is... Full story »
Can't get to Selma for 50th anniversary of voting march? See photos of 1965 event in Birmingham
By Mary Colurso | firstname.lastname@example.com
March 08, 2015, 7:00AM
"Selma to Montgomery: A March for the Right to Vote -- Photographs by Spider Martin" is on view through June 28 at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. Full story »
"Exit, Pursued By A Bear" short on time, big on comedy at Theatre Downtown
By Jeremy Burgess
March 07, 2015, 9:15AM
Lauren Gunderson's "Exit, Pursued By A Bear," the latest entry into the Theatre Downtown canon, isn't exactly a modern-day "The Winter's Tale." But with strong female characters, a fiery revenge narrative and, yes, the looming presence of a bear, it's easy to think that the Bard of Avon would be pleased. Full story »
Cloverdale Playhouse to present 'Irish Voices' on March 14 in Montgomery
By Amber Sutton | firstname.lastname@example.com
March 06, 2015, 3:20PM
ack by popular demand, with some new additions, an evening of readings from some of the glorious writing of Ireland. From Friel to Heaney to McCourt to O'Casey to Yeats, the wit and wisdom, poetry and power of this grand isle will make for an enchanted night well-spent. Full story »
SPLC to celebrate 50th anniversary of Selma to Montgomery March with free film screening on Saturday
By Amber Sutton | email@example.com
March 03, 2015, 11:17AM
The screening of the 40-minute movie, which is narrated by Academy Award winner and Alabama native Octavia Spencer, will be free to the public. Full story »
ASU to open free art exhibit on Friday in celebration of 50th anniversary of Selma to Montgomery March
By Amber Sutton | email@example.com
March 03, 2015, 8:59AM
The theme for the free exhibit is: "The 50th Anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery Voting Rights March: A Celebration of Freedom and Democracy," and its images were submitted by the National Alliance of Artists from Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Full story »
Andy Warhol alert! Today's your last chance to see 'Warhol: Fabricated' at UAB gallery in Birmingham
By Mary Colurso | email@example.com
February 28, 2015, 10:39AM
The AEIVA show includes Warhol's famous celebrity portraits of "Marilyn" and "Mick Jagger," along with "Electric Chair," "Birmingham Race Riot," "Red Lenin," "Vote McGovern" and many other provocative images. Full story »
Free Noontime Concerts showcase Huntsville-area pipe organs
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February 26, 2015, 11:48AM
Today's concert has been postponed because of snow. The Thursday noon concerts continue through March 26, 2015. Full story »
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Statement from the Seattle King County NAACP: in reaction to how SPD handled the situation and their recent apology:
"The apology issued from SPD in regard to the unjust arrest of Mr. Wingate is too little, too late. It falls short of taking responsibility for what happened to Mr. Wingate, and points to no concrete action steps to ensure that something like this won't happen again.
While we have immense concerns about the lack of accountability for Officer Whitlatch's behavior, this goes deeper than any one officer. At every step along the way, our justice system failed Mr. Wingate. That is what institutional racism looks like.
In addition, the silence from the Mayor's office and from Chief O'Toole concerning both the false statement in the Wingate matter and SPD's recent actions in the MLK Day pepper spraying incident is deafening.
To Mayor Murray: don't attend an NAACP Black Lives Matter march and rally one day saying that you stand against injustice in Ferguson, and then sit idly by when the truth is revealed that injustice sits squarely in Seattle.
Let your actions be so loud that people can't hear what you are saying.
The Seattle King County NAACP is calling on the Mayor's Office and Chief O'Toole to stop talking about making our communities safer from police abuse and actually do something about it."
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In light of the incident, the Seattle King County NAACP chapter called for more action from city leaders regarding police abuse. "This goes deeper than any one officer," a statement read. "At every step along the way, our justice system failed Mr. Wingate. That is what institutional racism looks like."
How 'Grandfather In Our Community' Lost Faith In Seattle Police
Gerald Hankerson, head of the Seattle King County NAACP, said Wingate was a family man. "He's what we refer to as a grandfather in our community," Hankerson said. "He's a member of First AME church, he's been carrying this golf club for 20 years. The community knows Mr. Wingate as someone who carries this golf club."
"It's sad to lose the sight of someone that actually been supportive of law enforcement, now looking at it in a different way," he said.
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Six- to 8-year-olds play for third place in the Wolf Point Youth Soccer playoffs at Borge Park Saturday, Oct. 4. Wolf Point Youth Soccer has leagues for children up to age 14. (Photos by John Plestina)
The 2014 Wolf Point Youth season has ended for the 120 children that played over the last five weeks. In the playoffs: 4- and 5-year-olds, double elimination, Hi-Line Sports was the champion and Subs and Such finished second; 6- to 8-year-olds, double elimination, Tande Grocery, champions, Paul's Glass, second; 9- to 14-year-olds, Western Bank Maroon Team, champions, Western Bank White Team, second.
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In Hot Pursuit -- Wolf Point's Tyson Bridges (42) and Cole Grandchamp (33) chase a Harlem ball carrier. (Photo by Blaine County Journal)
One week before Wolf Point (1-0, 3-3) hosts Glasgow (2-0, 6-0) for the Homecoming game, the Wolves got a win in their first Northern 2B District game and evened up the overall season tally with a 43-8 win at Harlem, Friday, Oct. 3.
Against Harlem (now 0-2, 1-5), the Wolves posted 478 yards of offense, 251 passing and 227 yards rushing on 30 carries.
Senior quarterback Dalton Hafner was 14 for 24 passing for 251 yards and scored three touchdowns while running the football 10 times for 60 yards and scoring one rushing touchdown.
Senior Cam Quincy had a 1-yard touchdown run and junior David Knerr led the Wolves rushing attack with 128 yards on 14 carries.
Senior receiver Tyson Bridges recorded five catches for 91 yards and three touchdowns. Senior receivers Trevor Hamilton and Aaron D'Ambrosio each caught three passes for 21 and 44 yards respectively. Sophomore quarterback Brady Babb filled in at receiver due injuries and caught two passes for 93 yards.
The Wolves starting defensive players held Harlem scoreless until the fourth quarter when the Wildcats scored against the second team defense.
The Wolves leading tackler was junior linebacker David Knerr who had 10 tackles.
Other Wolves who made key plays for the defense were sophomore Kenny Boos who had five tackles and three quarterback sacks, senior linebacker D'Ambrosio had an interception and six tackles, junior defensive lineman Austyn Juve had seven tackles and two quarterback sacks and Quincy had seven tackles and two quarterback sacks.
"Sophomore Morty Manning had the gem of plays for the defense with a 55-yard interception return for a touchdown," head coach Bruce Knerr said.
Wolf Point is going into the Homecoming game with the best Wolves football record in several years, bettering 1-7 finishes each of the last three seasons.
The Wolves will have two remaining district games after Glasgow: at Malta (1-1, 2-3), Wednesday, Oct. 15; and Plentywood (0-2, 0-6) visits for the senior night game, Friday, Oct. 24, both at 7 p.m.
Glasgow beat Malta 35-0, Friday, Oct. 3. Wolf Point beat Plentywood 25-8 in the zero week game and the Wildcats have lost every game since.
"They [Glasgow] abused Malta pretty bad," Knerr said. "They couldn't do anything against them."
He said he expects the Glasgow offense to throw the ball a lot.
Injuries have plagued Wolf Point this season, but one of the Wolves weapons is expected to return for the Homecoming game. Senior running back Josh Nieskens, who suffered a concussion during the game with Forsyth, Friday, Sept. 19, has been medically cleared and is likely to play against Glasgow.
Sophomore running back Owen Lepper was injured at Baker, Friday, Sept. 5, and had been on light duty, but is now unable to play the remainder of the season.
Junior offensive and defensive lineman Patrick Szymanski might be able to play in the Homecoming game. He was injured in a junior varsity game at Circle, Saturday, Sept. 20.
Two Wolves were injured in the Harlem game.
Sophomore offensive and defensive lineman Kenny Boos suffered a shoulder injury at Harlem and is unlikely to play in the Homecoming game.
Freshman running back Cole Grandchamp sprained an ankle on a play where he had an interception. He is unlikely to play against Glasgow.
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PJ Day -- Monday, Oct. 6, was PJ Spirit Dress Up Day at Wolf Point High School. There is something different going on for Homecoming every day this week, with the parade starting at noon, Friday, Oct. 10. (Photos by John Plestina)
WPHS Homecoming Week Schedule
Mon. Oct 6
Spirit dress up, PJs day.
JV football vs. Scobey, 6 p.m.
Tues. Oct 7
Spirit dress up, celebrity and animated characters.
C/JV VB vs. Scobey, 6 p.m.
Wed. Oct. 8
Spirit dress up, gender bender.
Family Night, no Homecoming activities.
Thurs. Oct. 9
Spirit dress up, maroon and white.
Decorate walls, theme is board games, and parade float, theme is movies.
Hootenanny in the gym, 1:30 p.m., theme is mini class competitions.
Varsity volleyball vs. Glasgow, 4:45 p.m.
Bon fire following games. Honorary fire starter is Pat Will.
Fri. Oct. 10
Parade at noon. Line up at 11:30 a.m.
Homecoming football game vs. Glasgow, 7 p.m.
Dance, 9 p.m. to midnight.
Sat. Oct. 11
Junior high volleyball at Poplar.
Cross country at Sidney
Varsity volleyball vs. Harlem, 1 p.m.
Homecoming royalty
Queen candidates: Ky'Anna Broesder, Mecaila Martin, Thea Smith and Maria Vega.
King candidates: Dalton Hafner, Trevor Hamilton, Slade Martinez and Josh Nieskens.
Other royalty: freshman princess, Ayanna Archdale, freshman escort, Deshon Smoker-DeWitt; sophomore princess, Haron Eymard, sophomore escort, Cale Evans; junior princess, Loverty Lindsay, junior escort, Logan Nefzger.
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Poplar's Jeffrey Berger (25) getting an early first down in the first quarter. Also pictured include Poplar's Layne Gorder (14) and Coy Atkinson (36). Berger scored two touchdowns and ran one into the end zone that was called back on a penalty. The second photo is Homecoming king and queen Myltin Bighorn and Jessica Pipe. The third picture is Berger scoring a touchdown. The fourth photo is an interception of a pass from Poplar quarterback Layne Gorder to receiver Alex Lone Bear (10). The last picture is the Homecoming royalty. (Photos by John Plestina)
A 21-16 win over the Rocky Boy Stars, Friday, Sept. 26, gave the Indians a Homecoming game win and a 4-1 overall record.
Yellow polyester flying from the hands of officials marred all four quarters of the junior varsity non-conference matchup.
"A lot of flags. Emotions ran high in this game. Emotions always run high against Rocky Boy," head coach Brent Moore said.
The Indians lit up the board with 2:26 clock minutes elapsed on a pass of about 30 yards from quarterback Layne Gorder to Myltin Bighorn. A pass from Gorder to Jeffrey Berger added a conversion. The Indians took a 8-0 lead into the second quarter and quickly scored again on a 3-yard run by Berger and an extra point kicked by Bighorn.
Near the mid point in the quarter, Rocky Boy started to chip away at the 15-0 Poplar lead, blocking a punt and recovering the ball deep inside Poplar territory. Rocky Boy's Kolie Small ran the ball into the end zone from three yards out. Levi Olson ran the ball for a conversion and it was 15-8. The Indians added six points with a 4-yard run by Berger, making the halftime tally 21-8.
The Stars narrowed the point spread with a touchdown and conversion with 5:55 on the third quarter clock. The 21-16 Poplar lead stood for the final score. A 38-yard run by Berger into the end zone during the fourth quarter was called back on a penalty.
The Indians next play the JV Wolves at Wolf Point, Saturday, Oct. 4, at 7 p.m.
The Indians beat the Wolves 18-8 in Poplar, Saturday, Sept. 13.
"It was nip and tuck," Moore said of the first game with Wolf Point. "It was a good contest. They hit hard."
He said he expects the Indians to win that game.
Rocky Boy 0 8 8 0––16
Poplar 8 13 0 0––21
1st Quarter
P: Bighorn, 30 pass from Gorder (Gorder to Berger conversion), 9:34
2nd Quarter
P: Berger, 3 run (Bighorn kick), 11:51
RB: Small, 3 run (Olson run conversion) 4:09
P: Berger, 4 run (conversion failed), 2:22
3rd Quarter
RB: TD, (Laforge run conversion) 5:55
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Wolves' runner Gillian Medicine Cloud is shown running next to a Frazer runner in the varsity girls' race last Saturday in Fort Peck. In the second photo, Poplar's Aaron Ayers shown running in the junior high boys' race. (Photos by John Summers)
The Wolf Point Wolves cross country team traveled to Fort Peck Kiwanis Park for the annual Glasgow Invitational Cross Country Meet.
The meet features the best runners from around northeastern Montana. The flat course winding through the many trees of the park always makes for fast times for the runners as most set personal best records at the meet.
The Wolves elementary runners competed together in the race which grouped female with male runners over a 1.5-mile course. Leading the elementary team was Dominique Gourneau with a quick time of 10:19, placing him in 17th place. He was followed closely by teammates Sage Hutchison and Roderick Speed, who finished in 10:41 and 10:48 for 23rd and 24th place. Russell Turcotte ran hard finishing the course in 15:18.
In the junior high boys race, Cade Baker led the team with a time of 9:18 over the 1.5 mile course knocking nearly 50 seconds off his personal best. Right behind Baker was teammate Isaiah Rusch who ran a 9:34 knocking over half a minute off his season best. Zane Falcon posted a time of 9:44 also improving by roughly half a minute on his personal best. The trio of Baker, Rusch and Falcon finished in the top 10 claiming the sixth, seventh and 10th places in the race. Koa Hutchison improved by over a minute and a half from his previous outing with a time of 11:00 flat while teammate Caleb Blount finished the course in 14:03 in a good effort.
In the junior high girls race, the Wolves placed three runners in the top 20 places led by Cyreena Standing who finished second overall with a season best time of 9:45. She was followed closely by teammate Journey Erickson who finished in sixth place with a fast time of 9:58 also a season best. Laressa Dale was next in 10:49 knocking nearly half a minute off her previous best. Lauren Crawford finished 23rd showing much improvement dropping 32 seconds off her personal best. Mystic Baker and Alex Sutton ran hard covering the course in 13:38 and 14:01. Both posting good times.
In the high school boys race, Jeremy Azure and Cody Melbourne posted season best times over the three mile course. Melbourne finished the course in 22:55 shaving a minute and a half off his previous best time while Azure knocked off two minutes from his previous best time; both improving vastly with a handful of meets to go in the season, said coach Stacey Summers.
In the varsity girls race, Kateri Rush and Gillian Medicine Cloud competed in a packed field. Rush posted a season best time of 22:55 placing ninth overall while reducing her season best by a minute and 20 seconds. Medicine Cloud finished in 32:42 while running hard the entire race.
"I'm pleased with so many of the kids showing vast improvement this weekend," said Summers. "The Glasgow course is very fast and our runners enjoy competing there."
The Havre meet is next.
"This weekend we should be at full strength for the Havre meet as some of our young runners will return and some who were physically ailing will also be back as we wind down the season," Summers said.
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A full bipartisan assault has been launched against the PSB with the ultimate goal of demolition ASAP. Wherever there's a microphone, every current politician and campaigning wannabe has jumped on the "Kill the PSB" bandwagon, blasting away with all the frantic pejoratives imaginable. It's been called "not sustainable, a big mistake, dingy, dank, deficient, ugly, dark, dreary, ridiculous, dilapidated, defunct, defective, not nice, no structural integrity, outdated, obsolete, worthless, inefficient, crumbling, poorly designed, white elephant, a mess which must be torn down."
The mayor labels it "falling down" and "beyond repair." Those descriptions sound more like Church School, Rock River School, or the old Amerock/Ziock building.
Scrapped after only 30 years? Before this summer is over, we may need every existing jail cell in the greater Rockford area. Since the roof doesn't leak, the windows aren't rotted, the floors aren't sagging, and the walls aren't falling in (or out), it would be "penny-wise and pound-foolish" to demolish the PSB. The crime rate has a direct effect on Rockford's dire economic straits. However, crime spiraling out of control does not dictate that taxpayers be dinged again, to satisfy some "visionary" who wants another multimillion-dollar project.
If malevolent hate speech could demolish a building, there would already be a big pile of rubble at 420 West State. Badmouthing the PSB has been elevated to an art form. Everyone denounces it as a veritable hellhole, except those police officers who work there every day.
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Winnebago, Ill.
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India is charting a grand scheme targeting its rural outback to reach telecom and broadband services to each of its 626,000 villages, using funds to the tune of $3.5 billion lying unutilised in a dedicated fund.
Outlining the contours of this ambitious programme, Minister of State for Communications and IT Sachin Pilot told IANS in an interaction that 11,000 communication towers will be set up for the purpose - several in villages bordering Bangladesh and Pakistan.
"We are close to launching a programme of putting up these towers in villages where the population is less than 500 people and sometimes less than 200. It will be deployed by Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd," said the minister.
"You will hear more on this very soon." He said all service providers - private or state-run - have been allowed to install telecom towers to receive signals within 500 metres near the international borders to strengthen the existing communication system in rural areas.
"This will also check interference from foreign telecom networks."
According to Mr. Pilot, many of the towers will be in the tribal belts of Nagaland, Tripura, Mizoram and Assam in the northeast, as the government's priority, as opposed to that of private players, was to get villages into the telecom loop as well.
"Private operators go where the money is," he said, adding the finance will come from the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) that is collected by the government from private players to meet the demands of rural connectivity.
Around Rs.17,000 crore ($3.5 billion) is lying in the fund, and experts believe this is enough to connect not just every district but also all of India's development blocks with fibre-optic cable and towers for high-speed communications.
Mr. Pilot, who is an alumnus of the Wharton Business School and St. Stephen's College here, says communications will be a great unifier and bridge the digital divide so that the "other India" in the hinterland also has access to high-speed data and telecom.
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This game has really good graphics and gameplay but it runs kind of slow on my iPod 4th gen. It's an amazing game and not much will make it better except giving the character a name and adding a story. This would be amazing and get me even more hooked on it. Performance improvements on it would also be great because on my 4th gen iPod it constantly lags and is jumpy. If you could fix this I would be grateful. This is a truly amazing game and I highly recommend it.
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immersion: graphics, sound, and combat. The experience has no story or upgrade paths or skills. What it does have is pretty solid. AngryBots is a good looking game, the sound is not great but it's not lacking either. There are more sounds that could be added, but the game doesn't suffer for not having them. Combat is typical twin stick shooter.
Difficulty: nothing major, if the player has tried twin stick shooters on the iPad before, you know what you're getting into regarding difficulty via interface.
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With all the buzz surrounding innovation in government, how can federal employees overcome some of the red tape and get to the actual innovating? Hint: It's all about persevering and thinking ahead, says Tom Fox, vice president for leadership and innovation at the Partnership for Public Service. He spoke with Management Watch to share his insight on how feds can bring their ideas into fruition and what agencies can do to foster a culture of innovation.
Q: How do you become an innovative fed?
A: I think that the first thing is to have the characteristic of persistence. Oftentimes, folks are under the impression that innovation is about the next big idea. You can't overlook the importance of creativity. But I think that the trait that distinguishes folks to deliver results is persistence [despite] indirect or direct opposition.
Q: How do you best implement and realize an innovative idea?
A: If you want to try to implement an innovative idea, you have approach it almost like a second job. Recognize that you probably have to go beyond your traditional duties to work on this. In the federal space, they want to know how much does it cost and how will they take this idea into implementation? So you actually have to invest ahead of time to think through the sort of questions other folks will be asking.
Q: What are some of the hurdles feds have to overcome in terms of pitching their ideas to management?
A: The first thing is the fear factor. A lot of times, folks are afraid. Someone might not like their ideas, so overcoming that fear factor is the first thing. Have some recognition that the idea is good and worthy. The second thing is, before you go and pitch an idea to a leader or senior executive, share your idea with some other folks. Approach colleagues whose opinions you trust and who would give you honest feedback. A trait of really successful innovators is that they share ideas readily with people.
Q: What areas in government are in most need of innovative ideas? Is it mostly where there's money to be saved or where something can be made more efficient?
A: I think it's hard to separate the two. Certainly, you're more likely to get an audience for your idea if it will increase efficiency or save money. Look for the $25, 24-hour solution. Just try something out and see what works and collect ideas from other people. Get their feedback and see how you might be able to refine your idea.
Q: How can agencies best foster a culture of innovation?
A: There are a couple of things. One is for senior leadership to let folks know that, 'we're really hungry for your ideas right now.' Oftentimes, folks don't realize just how much flexibility they already have and they think they have to ask for permission. Really try to set boundaries as to where people need to ask for permission and where they can just go and do things differently. The second thing is to reward folks for their innovation. And by reward, I don't mean necessarily mean a financial reward; it could simply be recognition that someone is helping the agency.
Q: Who are some of the most influential government leaders who could serve as inspiration to current and future innovators?
A: I think Todd Park [CTO at the Department of Health and Human Services] needs to go on that list. I think he has the impact and influence beyond his title or his agency. When we talk to folks all across the government who are doing work that's described as innovation or innovative, everyone says is that [federal CTO] Aneesh Chopra is one who is providing all the support in the system folks need to push the boundaries. But beyond that, there are a lot of folks who are trying little things at different agencies and oftentimes that work is never labeled innovation. So often the greatest inspirations are folks like our Service to America Medal winners. You look at what those folks are doing and it's exceptionally innovative and results driven. But they're just doing their work -- they don't see it as innovation per se.
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I am up here with DS1 and I asked him about the compressed watermelon with verbena that you were interested in. He said you take a nice big slab of watermelon..seedless with or without the rind and put the leaves of verbena or whatever herb you want to use...could use mint or basil or flavored geranium. Then you vacuum pack it using your seal-a-meal. That's it. It sucks all the air out of the cells in the watermelon and this intensifies the color and the flavor and imparts the herb flavor in the watermelon. Also it will keep a longer time while stored this way. Hope you can try it next Summer !! c
Flatten isn't the right term so much as makes it solid. He said to start with a nice thick wedge , he even did diced so that he had compressed pieces. Just try it out and see. Yes cantaloupe with mint would work great. Try honeydew also ! You go girl and please post pics when you do it . c
DH keeps telling me we need a meal sealer thing for storage. I've been resisting as I didn't want yet another expensive gadget using p cupboard space. I hadn't considered the culinary aspects of one. Very interesting!
Anise hyssop goes well with melon also.
Angie - it is just a regular seal-a-meal. Nothing fancy. He said he wishes he had one of the fancy chamber sealers :) but he is so used to making do that I am not sure he would really use anything too expensive. His creativity has increased since he has so little money and has to figure out new ways to do things. Any fruit or food that has a lot of air/volume ratio will work. c
The cheapo sous vide -- that was me. I bought a seal-a-meal and made a controller for my crockpot (although you can also buy them). It makes some really awesome meals.
Part of my temporary kitchen (Now it sits in my Super Susan! Yay!):
Makes, for example, this:
just asked DS and he said he DOES have a $3000 Chamber sealer. He says a good butcher shop will have one and will put your bag in it if you take it there and ask them. Other wise he said give the seal a meal a try and see if it works. I am sorry..should have been more clear when I asked him.
angie that is very cool ! c
Gorilla sous vide!!!! Love it! I could experiment without all the fancy equipment. I think Costco has a coupon on the vacuum sealer right now.....hmmmmmm
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Garcia, Vargas predict victory
Today in Tijuana, current world champion Ramon "Principe" Garcia and former world champion, Manuel "Chango" Vargas predict a victory when they meet this Saturday night at the Foro in Tijuana in a battle for the WBO Interim junior flyweight championship in the main event of "Top Rank Live" that will be televised in the United State by Fox Sports Espanol. With no clear favorite in this fight, Guillermo Brito of Zanfer Promotions said he expected a fight of the year type battle from the young champion Ramón "Príncipe" García Hirales (13-1-1, 8 KOs) of Ensenada and the very experience Manuel "Chango" Vargs (28-5-1, 13 KOs) of Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco. For more details and photos click here…
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Update
By Gabriel F. Cordero
Looks like Julio Cesar Chavez Jr (40-0-1, 30 KOs) will fight countryman Alfonso Gomez (22-4-2, 11 KOs) in a battle for the WBC Silver middleweight belt on December 4. The card will likely also include WBA interim super flyweight world champion Nonito Donaire against former WBA bantamweight champ Wladimir Sidorenko. Pawel Wolak (27-1, 17 KOs) has also been mentioned as a possible Chavez Jr. foe.
Shot of the Day
Legendary boxing trainer Angelo Dundee, 89, cuts the ribbon during the grand reopening of the famed 5th Street Gym on Thursday evening in Miami Beach.
Mir, Cro Cop face off
Photo: UFC Heavyweights Frank Mir and Mirko Cro Cop face off at the UFC 119 pre-fight press conference at The Old National Center on September 23, 2010 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Everlast signs Bader
Everlast, the global leader in fight sports and fitness, today announced the signing of an exclusive equipment contract with fast rising MMA star Ryan Bader. With a record of 11 wins and 0 losses, the former All-American wrestler has become a key player in the light heavyweight division.
Bader, who will play a feature role in direct to consumer and retail marketing initiatives, has made his relationship with Everlast official and agreed to exclusively train with Everlast equipment. Currently riding a four fight win streak within the UFC, the season 8 winner of The Ultimate Fighter will face MMA legend Antônio Rogério Nogueira on September 25th. (more…)
UFC inks deal with Fox Sports
Ultimate Fighting Championship® fans in South America now have the opportunity to watch all the action in the Octagon™ live en Espanol, including the upcoming UFC® 119: MIR vs. CRO COP on Saturday, September 25th, as part of a new television deal inked with Fox Sports Latin America, the most widely distributed Spanish-language pay television sports network in the world. (more…)
At the scales in N.M.
Ray Mares at the scales at Hard Rock of Albuquerque:
Johnny Tapia 128.6 vs. Jose Alonso 135.2
Frankie Archuleta 128.6 vs. Jorge Reyes 138.4
Randy Arrellin 134.6 vs. Brandon Quintana 134
Josh Lanier 205.4 vs. Eric Saavedra 205.4
Edson Renteria 118.6 vs. Wesley Marques 117.4
Derrick Casaus 169.4 vs. Charles Alderete 168.6
Pettis featured on MTV
World Extreme Cagefighting® lightweight contender Anthony Pettis will be featured on MTV's new hit show "World of Jenks" on Monday, Sept. 27 at 10PM ET/PT. The 30-minute episode chronicles Pettis' life and training as he prepares for his fight against Danny Castillo at WEC's event in Columbus, Ohio last March. WEC is the sister company of the Ultimate Fighting Championship® and home to the best lighter weight fighters in the world. (more…)
Weights from Mexico
Photo: Rafael Soto/Zanfer Boxing
Hernan Marquez 114 vs Valentin Leon 114
Luis F Uribe 160 vs Tallo Castro 162
Joel Juarez 149.5 vs Alberto Salas 150
Alan Campa 180 vs Luis Fierro 183
Mario Villela 122 vs Azael Loera 123.5
Ramon Aviles 135 vs Jesus Camacho 137
Luis Espinoza 124 vs Gibran Alvarez 124.5
Venue: Centro de sus Multiples, Hermosillo, Sonora
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Coleman-Lopez set
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Two fighters coming off huge wins and riding impressive winning streaks will meet in an all-important stepping-stone matchup in a 12-round junior welterweight main event on ShoBox: The New Generation on Friday, Oct. 1, LIVE on SHOWTIME (11:45 p.m. ET/PT, delayed on the West Coast). Current USBA light welterweight champion, Tim "The Pit Bull" Coleman (17-1-1, 4 KOs) of Baltimore, Md., takes on two-time Venezuelan Olympian Patrick "El Elegante" Lopez (20-2, 12 KOs) at the Chumash Casino Resort in Santa Ynez, Calif. In the co-feature, undefeated Archie Ray Marquez (9-0, 1 ND, 6 KOs) of Albuquerque, N.M., faces off against Juan "Chago" Santiago (13-4-1, 8 KOs) of Denver, Colo., in an eight-round lightweight bout. (more…)
Martinez, Williams quotes
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On Thursday afternoon at The Palm restaurant in Times Square, WBC middleweight champion Sergio "Maravilla" Martinez and former three time world champion Paul "The Punisher" Williams met to announce the rematch of their December 5, 2009 slugfest, set for November 20 from Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.
Martinez: "There is too much to say in too little time. One more time there will be two great professionals fighting each other."
Williams: "I would like to thank Sergio Martinez, because I know that Sergio will come to fight and not make me wait and pull out at the last minute. He is coming to fight and it's going to be a great fight for all the fans out there."
Soliman stops Singh
By Ray Wheatley – world of boxing
Photos: Kalin Werner
World rated middleweight Sam Soliman (39-11, 17 KOs) scored a tenth round stoppage of Pradeep Singh (15-3-1 8 KOs) at the Atrium Room at the Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne, Victoria, Australlia on Thursday. Soliman dominated Singh in all the rounds as he continually outworked his opponent. Singh was warned for infringement in round one and six and was given a point reduction in round seven. In round ten, a right hand body shot dropped Singh for the full count of ten, capturing the vacant IBF Pan Pacific title. "I want to thank my trainer Dave Hedgecock who has trained me for seventeen years and also my manager David Stanley." said Soliman.
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TONIGHT: Through the Ropes!
Boxing fans, get ready to climb "Through the Ropes" with the #1 boxing news radio show hosted by award winning boxing writer Marc Lichtenfeld! This week we have former light heavyweight champion Antonio Tarver. Call or email your questions to email@example.com. Through The Ropes airs live coast to coast on Thursday nights from 9:00 – 10:00 ET on 75 affiliates of the Sports Byline USA Broadcast Network, including great radio stations like KSHP 1400 AM in Las Vegas and WNSR 560 AM in Nashville. The one-hour show will also be heard on American Forces Network, Sportsbyline.com and Fightnews.com. Fightnews readers can listen live by clicking here tonight at 9PM ET.
Hatton keeps promoters license
The British Boxing Board of Control has fined former light welterweight champion Ricky Hatton $31,000 but allowed him to keep his license to promote boxing events after photos of Hatton allegedly using cocaine appeared in a British tabloid. "The Hitman" did have his boxing license revoked by the same panel for "behavior detrimental to the interests of boxing and to the public interest."
Khan-Maidana set
With fans from the United States to England to Argentina clamoring for it for well over a year, super lightweight supremacy will finally be decided on Saturday, December 11, when British superstar Amir "King" Khan returns to the United States for his second consecutive bout to defend his World Boxing Association (WBA) 140-pound World Championship against ferocious Argentinean knockout artist and WBA Super Lightweight Interim World Champion Marcos Maidana at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The highly anticipated bout will be televised live in the United States on HBO.
"Maidana has been doing a lot of talking and he's talked his way into a fight now," said Khan. "Unfortunately for him, his mouth isn't going to help him in the ring and I'm going to prove to him that I'm on another level on December 11."
Maidana responded by saying, "Khan's been running from me for a long time, but the running stops on December 11. I'll show him how a champion acts and fights when we get into the ring in Las Vegas." (more…)
Boxing meets Golf
By Felipe Leon
The classy announcer Jimmy Lennon, Jr., and The Coachella Valley Boxing Club would like to extend a cordial invitation to all golf and boxing fans in Southern California for this Sunday, September 26th, to their 11th Annual Gold tournament and Awards lunch being held at the The Classic Club in Palm Desert, CA. The four-person scramble is in benefit of the Coachella Valley Boxing Club which strides to enhance the quality of life for all youth in the Coachella Valley. (more…)
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All-female card Oct. 16 in NM
An all-female fight card has been lined for for Oct. 16 at the Santa Ana Star Center in Bernalillo, N.M. Promoted by Golden Girl Promotions of Albuquerque, the card, "We Fight for the Cure," headlines Melissa Hernandez (13-2-2, 4 KOs), of Bronx, N.Y., who will rematch Lindsay Garbatt (5-3, 3 KOs), of Ontario, Canada, for the GBU and WBAN jr. lightweight belts. In the co-main, six rounds at lightweight, Mia St. John (45-11-2, 18 KOs), of Oxnard, Calif., on a two-bout losing streak, takes on professional opponent Tammy Franks (2-11-1), of San Antonio, Tex., who's lost nine straight bouts, four by KO. In another six-rounder, Espanola's Monica Lovato (12-1, 4 KOs) will make her return to the ring after several MMA bouts, taking on unwon New Yorker Kimberly Tomes (0-5). On the undercard: New York City's Belinda Laracuente (24-25-3, 9 KOs) returns to the ring in a six-rounder against Missouri's Ashleigh Curry (1-4-1); Moriarty jr. welter Brenda Gonzales will make her pro debut against unwon Tucson fighter Jassica Rojo (0-2); Santa Fe's Natalie Roy fights Raton's Latasha Casias in a battle of bantam debuters. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure, committed to fighting breast cancer.
Tyson Marquez returns Friday
Flyweight contender Hernán "Tyson" Márquez (27-2, 21 KOs) and Valentín "Picoco" León (23-20-3, 17 KOs) faced of at a press conference Wednesday in advance of their showdown on Friday night at the Multi-use Center in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. Marquez, who is coming off a 115lb world title loss against Nonito Donaire in July, is returning to flyweight. "My objective remains firm," he stated, "I will be world champion no doubt, but first I have to defeat my opponent this Friday and so I will." Leon, however, vowed he would hand Marquez a third straight defeat. "I know Tyson," said Leon. "I've seen his fights and his weaknesses on TV Azteca. He's a fighter with a punch, but I have mine and I know my style is ideal to defeat him and spoil their plans."
In the co-feature, Joel "Dinamita" Juárez (23-9-1, 15 KOs) takes on Alberto "Bombardero" Salas (31-9-1, 18 KOs) in a welterweight contest.
Bellew targets Cleverly
Light heavyweight Tony Bellew has vowed to keep up the pressure on rival Nathan Cleverly with a KO win tomorrow night. The Bomber defends his Commonwealth crown in central London on Frank Warren's annual charity card for DebRA, live on Sky Sports. Bob Ajisafe is his opponent, but Bellew already has his sights on greater things. They include a showdown with unbeaten Welshman Cleverly, who is in line to fight for a world title next. (more…)
Appleby keeps busy
Scottish star Paul Appleby keeps busy against Mickey Coveney on Friday ahead of a potential title shot. Appleby is desperate to get back into championship contention after losing his British title to Martin Lindsay. He returned to action earlier this month with an explosive second round stoppage in Scotland. And promoter Frank Warren is ensuring he has no ring rust by putting him on his annual charity DebRA card in London, live on Sky Sports. Appleby meets Coveney over eight rounds at the Grosvenor House Hotel in Mayfair, and is gunning for another quick win. (more…)
The return of the Iron Man
Seemingly chiseled out of stone, a relentless force whose nickname, "The Muscle Shark" was more than accurate, former UFC lightweight champion Sean Sherk was mixed martial arts' iron man for years, and he took pride in such a reputation.
But eventually, a lifetime of toil took its toll on him . . . Click here for more by Thomas Gerbasi, UFC
Uicab gets belted
Photo: Pepe Rodriguez/WBC
WBC President Jose Suliaman presents the WBC silver belt to new champion Wilberth "Hurricane" Uicab as promoter Pepe Gomez looks on. Uicab (28-5-1, 17 KOs) won a twelve round unanimous decision over Edren "The Sting" Dapudong to claim the belt last Friday night in Cancun. More photos…
RingSide Show: Ismail Syllakh
By Alexey "Oscar" Potapov
NABF light heavyweight champion Ismail Syllakh (12-0, 11 KOs) will fight Daniel Sackey (13-1-1, 6 KOs) on October 7th at the Civic Center in Pensacola, Florida. Syllakh was the featured guest on the Internet-TV "RingSide Show" hosted by Fightnews.com writer Alexey "Oscar" Potapov and Vyacheslav Ponochovny, commentator for Ukrainian telechannel "Inter." Syllakh spoke about life in the USA, working with legendary boxer Roy Jones and much more. (more…)
Boxing Buzz
Looks like former Contender star Brian Vera (17-5, 11 KOs) is the new frontrunner to face Kelly Pavlik on November 13th in Dallas.
Golden Boy has filed a lawsuit against Top Rank in the United States District Court in Nevada alleging that they were defrauded out of millions of dollars of revenues from Manny Pacquiao's fights against David Diaz, Miguel Cotto, and Joshua Clottey. Top Rank has denied the charges.
Word is heavyweight Brian "Bam Bam" Scott (25-7, 16 KOs) has passed away at the age of 41. Scott fought many notables in the career, such as Shannon Briggs, Rey Mercer, Buster Douglas and Tommy Morrison. His biggest win being a TKO2 over Courage Thabalala who was unbeaten at 19-0 at the time. Sympathies to Brian's loved ones.
A change in Guillard
Story by Andreas Hale
There's something different about Melvin Guillard these days. The New Orleans fighter who was initially recognized for his talent appears to finally be figuring out how to tap into that endless stream of potential that he has been lauded for but never achieved. His recent drubbing of Waylon Lowe and Ronny Torres showcased a new and improved version of Guillard.
It's easy to say that the change in the 27-year-old who has 35 fights under his belt came when he joined Greg Jackson's Submission Fighting team last year after his loss to Nate Diaz. But there's another unlikely source that The Young Assassin claims to have taking his fight game to new levels . . . Click here for more
Vargas seeks another title
Photo by Rafael Soto/Promociones Zanfer
Former world champion, Manuel "Chango" Vargas will try to become a world champion once again when he takes on Ramon "Principe" Garcia for the Interim WBO junior flyweight championship this Saturday at the "Foro" in Tijuana in a fight that will be telecast live in the United States by Fox Sports Espanol as part of "Top Rank Live" the very popular boxing series. Vargas (28-5-1, 13 KOs) of Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco who is the former Interim WBO 105-pound world champion has won his last to fights and a is slight favorite to beat Garcia (13-1-1, 8 KOs) of Ensenada, who has not face the type of opposition that Vargas has face through his career. (more…)
Pacquiao-Margarito lineup
Below is the current working bout sheet for Top Rank's November 13 Pacquiao-Margarito mega-show at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas, Texas:
Manny Pacquiao vs Antonio Margarito
Kelly Pavlik vs TBA
Guillermo Rigondeaux vs Ricardo Cordoba
Mike Jones vs Jesus Soto Karass
Robert Marroquin vs TBA
Richie Mepranum vs TBA
Jose Benavidez vs Winston Mathis
Joe Hanks vs TBA
Mike Lee vs Keith DeBow
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Coffee Table Buying Guide
From suburban mansions to studio apartments, townhouses to country homes, living rooms everywhere prominently feature the furniture must-have of the century: the coffee table. Its popularity, along with the expansion of online shopping, has flooded the coffee table market. This embarrassment of riches has been a blessing for some and a curse for others, making the hunt for the perfect fit simultaneously easier and harder than ever. The traditional setting for a coffee table is center stage, surrounded by an orchestra pit of living room furniture. Coffee tables are catchalls for items as far afield as books, magazines, remote controls, a vase of fresh peonies, dinner plates, newspapers, coasters and yes, even coffee. How do you know when a coffee table is tailored to you, your living room and your lifestyle? Learn the lingo. Create some living room furniture criteria. Include considerations of size, shape, material, style and utility. With standards informed by this coffee table primer, you'll be better able to envision the perfect piece in your home.
Best Ways to Use Accent Tables
Whether you're looking for a place to set drinks or a way to divide a room with style, coffee tables, sofa tables, and end tables are the solution. Accent tables can be the perfect finishing touch for your living room, making the space more functional and fashionable. If you need a companion to your vintage-inspired velvet couch or want a piece that will perk up your contemporary leather chairs, try adding an accent table. Here are the best way to use them in your living room.
Best Additional Features for Coffee Tables
Don't ask what you can do for your coffee table; ask what your coffee table can do for you. Coffee tables are nothing if not multi-tasking furniture pieces that can accomplish a lot with a little. Trunk storage, magazine racks, drawers, shelving, hidden seating or even built-in ottomans are all possibilities, but beware of the busily tricked-out coffee table that includes all of these features. The message bears repeating: Think about the form and function of your coffee table. How will its design impact how you use it? The modern coffee table comes with plenty of extras, so choose carefully.
Coffee Table Fact Sheet
Coffee tables aren't limited to holding coffee cups and oversize books. A popular piece of furniture, the coffee table may be in the living room, den or recreation room, or on the patio: anywhere people using a sofa and chairs may gather and require space to place a beverage or plate. They may hold game boards for spirited competitions or the pieces for a jigsaw puzzle. A coffee table can be a focal point or a demure accessory. This coffee table fact sheet should help you learn more about this versatile piece of furniture.
End Table Buying Guide
In the world of living room furniture, the sofa and coffee table might be the stars, but your end tables are important parts of the supporting cast. Without end tables, where would you put your lamps? Where would you set your drink? Where would you pile up the last week's worth of newspapers? End tables, also known as console tables, come in many shapes, sizes and styles. Whether you are looking for a traditional end table, round end table or basically any variety, this end table buying guide will show you how to buy end tables that will be just right for your home.
How to Buy Cocktail Tables
What are cocktail tables? What was once known just as a coffee table is now ready for evening. A cocktail table will enhance your living room's style and add a touch of hospitality for your guests by offering a place for them to set down their drinks. When purchasing a new cocktail table, it is important to find one that suits your style and budget. Here is what to look for when you're shopping for a cocktail table.
How to Set the Dinner Table
Dinner tables are set differently depending on the type of dinnerware and what food is served. Casual dinner table settings provide each person with the three basic pieces of silverware while formal dinner table settings provide guests with a separate piece of silverware for each course served. Plates, bowls, silverware, napkins and glasses are all part of the necessary dinnerware for setting the table. Having separate dinnerware sets for both formal and casual dining events is very helpful for setting the table appropriately.
Best Coffee Table Materials
When it comes to coffee tables, materials aren't much of an obstacle. Coffee tables have become so popular that they are now made out of pretty much every material used to make furniture. Whether you have a square coffee table or a round coffee table, you can find it in just about any material you like. Next time you are choosing a new accent table, cocktail table, end table or coffee table, you'll have plenty of options. However, some comparison might be helpful. Here are some of the most popular materials used to make coffee tables to help you on your way.
Sofa Table Buying Guide
When you set out to purchase a new sofa table, it's best to think about the basics. By zeroing in on the fundamentals of your living room, like coffee, sofa and end tables, designing your living room will be much easier. A sofa table can add so much to a living room, but with so many options available, you want to make sure you find the right sofa table for you. Consider the size, type of material, style and type of sofa table you seek, and there's no doubt that you will find something that matches your lifestyle ideally.
How to Decorate with a Large End Table
Adding a decorative end table to your living room is a smart and classy move. End tables are elegant, stylish and convenient. Putting a table next to your sofa or recliner gives you a place to set your favorite books, magazines and coffee mug. When you add an end table to your living room there are a few things you need to be aware of in order to help it fit the rest of your living room furniture. A large end table will add a sophisticated look and feel to your living room. They're easy to add, but there are a few rules you should follow. Keep reading for more tips and ideas on how to decorate with a large end table.
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Sunrooms are often some of the most popular areas of any home. Large windows and garden views make sunrooms feel like outdoor retreats while still providing the cover and warmth of indoor rooms. Because sunrooms are connected more to the outdoors than any other room in your home, pick design elements and furniture that work with that theme. Below, you'll find some of the best sunroom furnishing ideas. Seating: One of the most important parts of a sunroom is the seating arrangement. Since you'll likely want to spend many warm nights and bright days in your sunroom, you'll need adequate seating. Sunrooms typically feature either wood furniture or wrought iron seating. When deciding what's right for you, consider the overall look of the room as well as the intended comfort level. Wooden furniture with thick cushions is warmer and more comfortable than metal. A wicker sectional sofa with comfortable cushions will work well with the design of a sunroom. Alternatively, wrought iron benches and chairs give a modern look and feel to a room. Mismatched plush armchairs are a great way to bring both comfort and casual elegance to a sunroom. Tables: When picking out tables for your sunroom, consider how you're going to use the area. Choose a low table that can act as a coffee table for guests to set down their drinks. Tables with glass inserts match sunrooms well because of surrounding glass windows. Sunrooms are a popular place to go during parties and family get-togethers, so consider adding a small dining table and chairs to the room for meals. Design elements: Although sunrooms are indoors, they tie in the nature and wonder of the outdoors. Choose design elements that bring both sun and nature into the room. Wicker planters can hold plants of your choice. Place planters on side tables and on the floor next to entrances to give an inviting impression as guests enter the room. Artwork can change a bland sunroom into something charming and interesting. Look for paintings and sculptures that incorporate colors and themes from the surrounding decor. View All Furniture Back to Guides Directory View All Furniture
Tips on Choosing a Console Table
Introducing fashionable coffee, sofa and end tables to your living room opens up many new decorating possibilities. Not only are console tables good for fashion, but they are ideal storage solutions as well. Different types of living room tables, like coffee tables, sofa tables, end tables and console tables often prove themselves useful at parties by offering extra space for snacks or board games. Of course, not all console tables are equal. There are certain criteria you'll need to consider before purchasing your new console table. When you follow these tips on choosing a console table you'll find the right table for your living room.
How to Care for a Glass Coffee Table
Fashionable and elegant coffee, sofa and end tables make a stunning addition to any room. Their unique and versatile appearance easily allows them to match many different living room styles ranging from modern to classical or traditional. A glass coffee table acts as an instant furniture focal point in your living room. However, because it's made of a delicate material, it must be treated with caution and care in order to make it last. The glass table top is susceptible to scratches and nicks. However, keeping glass coffee tables clean and scratch free is easy if you follow the instructions below on how to care for a glass coffee table. Your glass coffee table will last for many years if treated with care.
How to Clean a Glass Coffee Table
If you're looking for a quick way to update your living room, you might consider adding a glass coffee table. Placing a coffee table in any room is an easy way to add storage space and invites guests to stay and enjoy a beverage. Glass coffee tables are a great choice because they don't weigh down a room; the light-reflective surface can brighten any area. Cleaning a glass coffee table, however, can be somewhat of a challenge. Don't let the fear of a dirty table keep you from choosing glass. Read on for tips on how to clean a glass coffee table, and then choose the table that strikes your fancy.
Best Reasons to Have a Glass Coffee Table
Are you in the market for a glass coffee table? If that's the case, you probably know you have a huge amount of options. There are countless glass coffee tables available in an even larger number of sizes, shapes and styles, so deciding on just one can often be difficult. Don't let the frustration of indecision sway you from your choice, however. You're on the right path, as many glass coffee-table owners will tell you. Take a look below to learn the best reasons to have a glass coffee table.
Best Rooms for a Side Table
Any living room can be granted that finishing touch simply by adding a side table to two. Placing a side table against one end of a couch or between the two ends of your living room sofas can quickly tie together your home furniture. However, end tables aren't just a living room accessory; they can help enrich your entire home. Next time you shop for end tables, don't just stop at the living room. There are many other places in your home for end tables. Here are some ideas to get you started on a full-out end table assault on your house.
Best End Tables for Each Room
Although the most popular room for end tables is undoubtedly the living room, you can place these tables in nearly every room in your home. When considering how to fit end tables in the rooms of your home, consider the room decor and whether or not the style of the end table matches your own. Even more basic than the style of end table is its shape, so consider how it will fit into your room. End tables can be square, rectangular, round or oval. Some end tables even nest together. One shape of end table might look best next to a recliner, while another might be perfect next to a sectional sofa. Look carefully at the room in which you will be placing the end tables. Is dark wood or light wood prevalent? Is it a small room or large room? Will the table sit in a corner, against a wall or in the middle of the room? As you can see, end tables are quite flexible. Here are some tips on placing end tables in your home.
Popular Styles of Dining Tables
Dining rooms are only as good as the dining tables used to decorate them. It doesn't matter if you're completely remodeling or you merely want to upgrade your dining area; dining tables are one of the most important pieces of furniture for your kitchen or dining room. Your dining room is more than just a place to eat. It's a place where wonderful memories are made, whether with friends or family, during weekly dinners or over the holidays. Investing in a dining table set instantly upgrades the atmosphere and appearance of your dining room. However, you need to know what kind of dining room table to purchase in order to show off your house at its fullest potential. Not all dining tables fit all styles. Keep reading to find out which are the most popular styles of dining tables so you can pick the one that best fits your personality and your home's decor.
Facts about End Tables
Nothing will accent the furniture in your home quite like end tables selected to accent and complement sofas and room decor. Not only do end tables, or console tables, have the power to make the rest of your furniture sparkle; they are a functional addition to any living room. A cocktail table or some modern coffee tables make a perfect place to house reading material or room decorations, in addition to drinks for visitors. There are many reasons to pick up some end tables for every room in your home. Here are some end table facts to help you on your way.
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Everywhere you look, you'll see decor spreads that replace the living room's old, faithful coffee table with one or two ottomans. This relatively straightforward substitution can toss a few curve balls at would-be decorators unless they do their homework. Take a look below to learn how to use ottomans for coffee tables.
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Hoekstra, Stabenow Campaigns Spar Over Medicare
Republican Pete Hoekstra has accused his Democratic rival of undermining the popular Medicare program by voting for President Barack Obama's health care plan, in the first television ad of his U.S. Senate campaign released Monday.
Stabenow Focuses On Agriculture, Bipartisanship
Barely a month before the election, Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow is keeping Republican opponent Pete Hoekstra at arm's length while focusing on issues such as farming and manufacturing that appeal to voters across the Michigan political spectrum.
Stabenow Lashes At GOP Over Lapsed Farm Bill
She says if a bill isn't approved, it could affect milk prices as soon as January.
NextEnergy Gets Federal Grant
U.S. Sens. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) and Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) jointly announced a $750,000 federal grant to NextEnergy, the state's renewable energy industry accelerator.
Hoekstra Defends Romney, Says 'Severe Consequences' Will Follow Obama Policies
Hoekstra ended the interview with this dire warning: "The threat from radical jihadism, it is real … If we don't confront it … We will continue to be attacked by it and we will pay severe consequences."
Supreme Court Nominees Up At State Conventions
With national conventions out of the way, Michigan Democrats and Republicans are holding their own gatherings this weekend to endorse Supreme Court nominees and hear pep talks from U.S. Senate candidates.
Hoekstra Has To Avoid Missteps To Beat Stabenow
Republican Pete Hoekstra inadvertently helped U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow early this year when his Super Bowl ad showing a young Asian-American woman speaking in broken English touched off complaints of racial insensitivity, leading to increased donations for the Democratic incumbent.
Election 2012: Candidates' Post Primary Thoughts
There's no rest for the weary as Pete Hoekstra found as he was in hardcore campaign mode early Wednesday doing an interview with CBS62's "First Forecast Mornings" and talking of the next phase of his bid to beat U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow.
GOP's Hoekstra To Face Stabenow In November
Now that former U.S. Rep. Pete Hoekstra has won Michigan's Republican nomination for U.S. Senate, it sets up a November match-up with 2-term Democratic incumbent Debbie Stabenow.