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Otto Porter scored 33 points to lead Georgetown past Syracuse in a performance that overshadowed the probable end of the teams' long rivalry. In fact, Porter could have played himself into the discussion for player of the year honors.Story | Conversation | February 23, 2013
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NCAA tournament upsets aren't as random as you'd think. In fact, there's a science to why certain teams win or lose. In the March 22 edition of ESPN The Magazine, Peter Keating examines the key factors that give underdogs a better chance to win in March.Story | Conversation | March 10, 2010
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In cutting a 23-point deficit to one against Syracuse, Georgetown showed the sort of moxie it failed to display at this point last season. Nevertheless, in the dog-eat-dog world of the Big East, the Hoyas now find themselves in sixth place.Story | Conversation | February 18, 2010
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Jeff Goodman projects and previews his top 50 teams heading into the 2014-15 season, gauging both losses to the NBA draft and incoming recruits. Kentucky leads the way.Story | Conversation | April 25, 2014
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Lottery picks aren't exactly easily replaceable on the college level, but 13 programs are going throught it again this year. How are those teams planning on moving on? Here are their replacement plans.Story | Conversation | July 05, 2013
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Joe Lunardi provides his list of the most impactful games of the 2012-13 college basketball season. He points to an early matchup between Wichita State and VCU as a strong indicator for why the Shockers had major potential.Story | Conversation | April 10, 2013

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Houston (CBS Houston)– Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak said Monday that tight end Owen Daniels will have an MRI on his fibula which he injured during Sunday night's game against the San Francisco 49ers.
"Owen Daniels has a fibula that we're getting checked out this afternoon (Monday)," Kubiak said. "I don't have any information on him right now."
Daniels, who happens to be the Texans leading receiver Sunday, had six receptions for 60 yards.
"He got hit on one of the last balls he caught and he was real sore today and they're checking him out."
Daniels has 24 receptions for 252 yards and 3 touchdowns on the season.
Kubiak was asked about other injuries Monday.
"Keyshawn Martin has a knee sprain but we think he's going to be ok," Kubiak continued. "Ben (Tate) has an elbow contusion but he came out ok too."
Texans host the St. Louis Rams Sunday, October 13 at Reliant Stadium.
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Conversation Claudia Cassidy Theater, Chicago Cultural Center 2:30-4:00 p.m. Introduction Jonathan Fanton, President, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Moderator John Callaway, WTTW Panelists Les Coney, Founding Chair of the Congo Square ... Read More
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We're renaming the Salt City Hoops Midweek Podcast 1 to the "Jazz Jolt", a quick-hitting 20 minute podcast which should fit in one commute. Of course, any feedback is welcome.
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Great topic. So will this be a Friday thing now?
Thursday or Friday for the most part, Aaron. Thanks for listening!
After tonight's game and the way Williams has been playing lately, I think that he has to be getting a real long look from those teams looking at going against the Heat. I don't know if there is a better physical matchup to defend Lebron and even Durant than Williams. I wonder if San Antonio would be interested in giving up their first pick and some players to match salary to have Williams available. That would take a ton of pressure of Leonard having a 3/4 long mobile defender.
Spencer, excellent points, I agree on all. I would be very surprised if there aren't, at minimum, some serious rumblings surrounding Marvin the next couple weeks. He has absolutely earned it. Think Brooklyn takes a good look as well, along that same line of thought.
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It's the 11th Plague! Swarms of giant ladybugs have invaded Show Low, Arizona. Oh, no!
The original Ladybug (aka Ladybird) rhyme is not so cute:
Ladybug ladybug fly away home,
Your house in on fire and your children are gone,
All except one and that's little Ann,
For she crept under the frying pan.
Supposedly, the rhyme was written to signify the return of ladybugs to England at harvest time. The people would try to shoo away the ladybugs to save them before burning the crops.
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Hanging By a Thread
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Rods, finials, and hooks are now passé when it comes to hanging window treatments in 2014. The hot new trend this season is using wire or rope to hang your drapes and curtains.
Here's another view. Tres chic.
And to really go all out, tie knots in the curtains to combine two hot trends: knotted curtains and hanging by wire!!
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New Must-Have Home Décor Item: A Shovel
October 21st, 2014 · 1 Comment
Hot item for Fall 2014: a decorative shovel. Very trendy.
It has a rooster painted on it! And raffia ribbon on the handle!
It elevates this kitchen.
A few days later, we spotted another shovel used as decoration at another Phoenix home. Right in the middle of the living room. Now that's a true statement piece. Halloween and Thanksgiving are coming up. I'm rushing over to Home Depot right now to pick up some shovels and then to Hobby Lobby for acrylic paints, brushes, and raffia!
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When One Door Opens
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Real Estate Selfies
October 20th, 2014 · 4 Comments
The body language (arms crossed) tells us this seller is not lifting another finger to tidy up the house. How nice. [Thank you, Elsbeth, for sending us this photo.]
Proud lady is wearing pearls, while her devoted dog waits patiently for a pat on the head.
Her husband sits quietly in the next room. There's another dog.
She's waiting for the photographer to leave so she can use the toilet!!
Hopefully he's a landscape architect with plans to spruce up the curb appeal.
Future real estate agent. He's pointing out the features of this Seaford, Delaware home.
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Untidy In Evansville
October 19th, 2014 · No Comments
Chaos at an Evansville, Indiana home.
Did a tornado hit?
The toilet paper needs to be replaced.
Messy bedroom.
The kitchen's not that bad, considering.
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Peace, Man
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Before & After Photos of Home Remodel
October 18th, 2014 · 3 Comments
Before Kitchen. With those ugly dark cabinets. Please, Mr. or Mrs. Flipper, please remove & throw out the cabinets.
After Kitchen. Thank you, thank you! The ugly cabinets are gone!!
Before Kitchen. The investor bought the house for $96,000.
After Kitchen. Once remodeled, it sold for $160,000.
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TIFF 2014: Designing The Red Carpet Suite
During Toronto International Film Festival season, the infectious buzz around the city could turn even the most modest moviegoer into a celeb-crazed fan. Our team at House & Home caught the TIFF bug early when we began designing the 2014 Red Carpet Suite this summer.
Situated in Roy Thomson Hall, this cocktail lounge is a place for VIP ticket holders and their guests to mingle before the gala screenings, and offers a front-row glimpse at celebrities as they walk the Red Carpet.
Lounges, particularly during TIFF, often bring glamour to mind. In lieu of traditional glamour, we chose a look that depicts the relaxed refinement look we've recently admired in our favourite homes and restaurants. Still polished and sophisticated, this "new glamour" is about rich textures like velvets and leather, a saturated colour palette, and strong silhouettes.
This living space by Boston-based designer Frank Roop was our inspiration for the suite. As is his signature, Roop masterfully created a space that is at once colourful and spontaneous, while still elegant and intimate. The success of this look is achieved in the mix, and we frequently referred to Roop's design over the course of our planning.
By installing khaki-coloured tone-on-tone carpet tiles by Kraus, we easily mimicked the subtle texture Roop had achieved with parchment-coloured wallpaper.
Rather than overwhelming the suite with colour, we accented opposite ends of the room with deep colours – Galapagos Turquoise (2057-20) and Lichen Green (2150-20), both by Benjamin Moore. These bold tones instantly livened the room and made it more intimate.
During my sourcing trips around the city, I looked for furnishings that were low in height, substantial and impeccably tailored.
The Profile Sofa by Roche Bobois is upholstered in rich blue velvet, perfectly complementing the Galapagos Turquoise wall. The scale and craftsmanship of this sofa made it the ideal statement for our centre wall.
The large walls were calling for a gallery arrangement, and movie posters were an obvious choice. We chose vintage posters with strong graphics, and framed them in a variety of ways. It took several sketches to properly arrange the wall and decide how each piece would be framed.
This painterly geometric artwork, called Equation in Blue from Shelter Furniture, anchored the gallery wall.
The Gubi Adnet Mirror from Hollace Cluny is incredibly luxurious with its tan leather strap.
During my visit to the festival this week, it was exciting to see the suite in full-swing — candles burning (flameless, of course), cocktail in hand, anticipating who might walk the Red Carpet next. A night at the movies is still as glamorous as always, just a little more hip this time.
Love the look of relaxed refinement? Watch our Look of the Year video to see how Joel Bray and Stacey Smithers designed a space that brings this concept to life.
Red Carpet Suite Source Guide:
Blue velvet sofa and cream lounge chairs, Roche Bobois
Taupe upholstered sofa, chests and bookshelves, Decorium
Ceramic cocktail tables, Avenue Road
Marble cocktail table, grey lounge chair, velvet stools and blue art, Shelter Furniture
Walnut floor lamp and leather mirror, Hollace Cluny
Citrine high-back chair and mod beige armchairs, Pavilion Modern
Lightbox side tables, Style Garage
Table lamps, Absolutely Inc.
Frames and hurricane vases, Ikea
Custom picture framing, DeSerres
Throw pillows, Tonic Living
Accessories, HomeSense
Trees, Sheridan Nurseries
Carpet, Kraus
Wall colours: Grant Beige (HC-83), Galapagos Turquoise (2057-20), Lichen Green (2150-20), Benjamin Moore
The presenting sponsor of the 2014 TIFF Red Carpet Suite is Quintessentially Lifestyle
Photo credits:
1, 3, 6, 9. Jason Stickley
2. Frank Roop
4. Benjamin Moore
5. Archiproducts
7. Shelter Furniture
8. Gubi
TIFF 2014: Red Carpet Suite
House & Home magazine designed this year's TIFF Red Carpet Suite, and it's simply stunning!
Want to see inside? Check out these photos:
Located inside Roy Thomson Hall, the lounge provides a space for festival sponsors and their special guests to retreat before gala screenings.
Update: Read H&H designer Jenna Cadieux's blog post to find out how she pulled the room together.
Jason Stickley
The presenting sponsor of the Toronto International Film Festival Red Carpet Suite is Quintessentially Lifestyle.
Match The Scarf To The Celeb
A roster of celebrities, from homegrown hockey greats and authors to Hollywood sirens, have donated ties and scarves to help Homes First's second annual fundraiser, Tie One On. Hosted by the CBC's Mary Wiens on May 7, 2014, the auction raises funds to help house 5,000 homeless people living on Toronto streets.
We know a home is a reflection of personal style, but we thought we'd play a little guessing game to see if you can match the scarf to the stars (and if you really like it, you might want to buy a $50 ticket and make a bid). Scroll down to see the answers at the bottom.
1) No surprise that the Canadian maple leaf is front and centre on this team captain's neckwear. She represented Canada at two Olympic games, and brought home the gold both times.
2) The statuesque blonde who owns this scarf isn't just a pretty face, she won an Oscar for a gripping real life portrayal, and steps into comedic roles just as easily on Arrested Development.
3) The tie pretty much gives away which sport the owner is passionate about, but we love how he rose to the occasion in the "series of the century."
4) This classic, conservative print belongs to a high-powered Ontario politician, but it should probably be red to toe the party line.
5) This appropriately low-key tie neckwear is from a guy who is all about putting the focus on his guests, and making them open up on his nightly Canadian talk show.
6) We love the polished style of this busy actress and producer, who is launching a new lifestyle brand in the footsteps of fellow blonde Gwyneth Paltrow. And who knew she could sing?
7) A tie that's quirky and fun: we wouldn't expect anything less from a master storyteller who delivers the latest dispatches from the Vinyl Café.
8) This blue scarab print scarf must have made the fiery locks of its former owner really pop. It was donated by one of Hollywood's most famous redheads, a multiple-award winning actress who always stuns on the red carpet (and on film, especially when dressed by Tom Ford)
9) This tie is a pretty safe sartorial choice for a Canadian high flyer who spends time orbiting the earth, occasionally while strumming a guitar.
1) Cassie Campbell-Pascall
2) Charlize Theron
3) Paul Henderson
4) Kathleen Wynne
5) George Stroumboulopoulos
6) Reese Witherspoon
7) Stuart McLean
8) Julianne Moore
9) Chris Hadfield
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Interior Design Show 2014 Picks
This past weekend, I visited Canada's annual Interior Design Show 2014 in Toronto and photographed my favourite things. Here are some of the best things I saw.
Decorative tile is a big category this year, since pattern underfoot and on the walls is a huge design trend. Mettro Source has some great ones. Their Arabesque porcelain series in the classic Moorish shape was very cool, and comes in white, pale grey, grey or black.
Their Vintage and Europa series, heavily patterned, had a lot of variety.
This concrete tile from Creekside Tile Company Ltd. caught my eye for its earthy palette and rustic patterns. The dyed concrete tiles can be used indoors or out, and each tile is hand-pressed, creating a relaxed, imperfect look that I love.
The watery, iridescent tones of these glass tiles by Edgewater Studio are so fresh. This Vancouver-based company has a made-to-order program, so you can choose the pattern, material and colour that's perfect for your project.
Quebec-based Jardin de Ville, which has stores in Toronto and Quebec, featured beautiful tablescapes and outdoor appliances in their booth.
This griddle takes its name from the Spanish word plancha, meaning iron or grill. The cast-iron surface sits atop two gas burners and uses minimal oil to cook everything from fish to eggs, and won't create any smoke. Condo owners can look forward to an electric balcony-friendly version available at Jardin de Ville this summer.
I loved the combination of the black cast-aluminum table and teak chairs (that spring when you sit!).
This sleek outdoor shower from Jardin de Ville is a Swedish design and hooks up easily to a hose.
Bigfoot Door showed off their amazing high-performance doors and windows, but what caught my eye was the black iron log rack mounted on the wall. Wonder where that came from? Such a simple design.
The Cerana Fireclay Sink by Blanco is the perfect combination of traditional form with modern style. It's a new take on the farmer's style sink with the exposed apron.
W Studio recently launched Picture-Perfect Carpets, an exciting program that can turn a high-resolution image into a custom area rug. Imagine the possibilities!
Over at Studio North, Canadian furniture designer Laura Langford showed her Lounge Chair No.137 (Burnt) in dark chocolate leather with a charred ash frame. Pretty gorgeous!
These unique bedside tables by Drake Wood Design are handcrafted using maple, walnut and cedar of Lebanon, and finished with a limestone handle. They would be beautiful in a cottage or country home.
I loved the simple form of Jonathan Sabine's ash shelf. Jonathan was inspired to create this piece after noticing scaffolding in an old Japanese film. I'm continually drawn to Japanese minimalism for pieces in my own home.
After this inspiring roundup, I look forward to seeing what IDS15 has to bring.
Photo credits:
1-2. Jenna Cadieux
3., 5., 7. Margot Austin
4., 8-13. Lynda Reeves
6. Lauren Petroff
IDS 2014 Opening Night Party
The weather outside was bone chilling but the party was in full swing last night at the 2014 Interior Design Show at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on January 23.
The "See the Light" trends space showcased four interiors, including one by designer Shirley Meisels of MHouse Inc., which was presented by Suite 22 Interiors. Meisels put together a trend room for Italian brand Kartell, featuring this closet stocked with fabulous vintage wear (and her own collection of purses). Notice how the light is built into the closet's rod, how cool is that?
"It's all about glamour," says Shirley of her trend room. "I love mixing, making a room feel cosy and modern. Eclecticism is a big trend for 2014, mixing metals and vintage and modern looks. The Kartell lights are plastic so I explored the idea of something upscale, using plastic in an unexpected way. People tend to set them in more of a casual space, in this room it feels sophisticated." Watch this video and see how Shirley put her philosophy into practice when decorating an Edwardian home.
At Korhani Home, models were dressed in carpet fabrics to show off the fashion forward appeal of the brand's patterns and colours for 2014.
Inside the interactive showcase, models of a very different kind were dressed in Korhani samples in settings from the Mad Hatter's tea party to the court of Versailles.
Jason Cass of Farrow & Ball posed with Bertie Blue (who has his own #bertieblue hashtag, natch), a skeleton painted in F&B's St. Giles Blue. The theme of the exhibit was science lab, and Bertie lends a touch of Biology 101 authenticity.
Over at Andrew Richard Designs, this model is immune to the -18 temperatures outside and reminds us that better weather lies ahead.
Andrew Bockner (shown at left with brother Richard) pointed out that the marine-grade leather sofa shown behind them will make a big splash in 2014. "The quick-dry foam lets you leave it out all the time because it releases water, and the leather is really durable, it's treated with a new process from Japan."
And we bumped into H&H senior design editor Margot Austin with designer Grace Castaneda (you can catch a glimpse of Grace's work in this sleek lounge-inspired living room or her own country home on H&H TV online). They both had some fun turning this poster into a living tableau.
Don't miss House & Home Sunday on January 26 as Lynda Reeves and Kelvin Browne of the Gardiner Museum take the H&H stage at noon to discuss how to give well-loved furniture and traditional elements fresh energy. At 1:30 Suzanne Dimma and Mark Challen debate the balance between design and decorating, and at 3 p.m. Mark quizzes designer Sarah Richardson on the best way to create beautiful and happy rooms (for a preview, Sarah talks about IDS here).
Photo credits:
1-3., 5-6., 8. Wendy Jacob
4. Korhani Home
7. Michelle Gelman
What's Exciting H&H Editors At IDS14
The 2014 Interior Design Show is fast approaching. This year features over 300 exhibits showcasing innovative designs and concepts from established designers and emerging names, all under one roof at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building, from January 23 to 26. Get your tickets here!
Join H&H on Sunday, January 26 as we take to the main stage for decorating talks. See H&H's Lynda Reeves in conversation with Kelvin Browne of the Gardiner Museum at noon, followed by H&H's Mark Challen with Suzanne Dimma at 1:30 p.m. and special guest and design expert Sarah Richardson at 3 p.m. (Get more information about H&H's Sunday Speakers Series here.)
I asked some of our design editors which exhibits they're most excited to check out at the show this year. Here's what they said:
Meg Crossley, H&H Senior Editor: designboom mart & Studio North
I am most excited for the designboom mart, a design bazaar featuring unique items for sale by interesting artisans and shop owners. Last year it was fantastic. It showed a real mixed bag of things: linens, pottery, books, jewelry and more. (I am wearing the ring I bought last year and have had so many compliments!)
It added a great sense of fun to the show because you could leave with something in a bag beyond brochures. A word of advice: it got busy very quickly, so it's a smart idea to get there early.
Second for me is Studio North. In particular, I love the chairs in Studio North. I think this could be the place we see the next big statement chair.
I always love this exhibit because I think you really see things either totally on-trend or before the trend happens, because you aren't seeing things realized for mass market. Instead, you're looking at one prototype, one single piece. It always hits home to me that these individuals are creating, which feels closer to true design.
There is an excitement to seeing the prototypes or smaller batch pieces and knowing this could end up in large scale production, or I could be seeing some of these pieces in houses in the future.
Morgan Michener, H&H Senior Style Editor: designboom mart
I'm getting excited to walk the aisles and reconnect with designers and see new products and innovations. Last year designboom mart had so many great, affordable products for purchase — it was a fun destination to hit before leaving the show.
Sarah Hartill, H&H Style Editor: Solo Home
The idea of jetting off on the weekends to an energy-efficient bunkie really interests me. I'm drawn to the design of Joel Loblaw's work. I'm particularly interested in seeing the end result, considering the collaboration with Style Garage's aesthetic.
Lauren Petroff, H&H Assistant Design Editor: Studio North
This year, I'm really looking forward to exploring Studio North. It's great to see what aesthetic themes emerge from the collection as a whole, and I'm excited to see up-and-coming Canadian and international design talent.
Learn more about IDS14 at interiordesignshow.com, and click here for a full schedule of events.
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Tory Burch Launches Home Collection
American fashion designer Tory Burch brings her preppy-meets-boho aesthetic to her first home decor collection this month. Inspired by her own home and homespun family heirlooms, the accessories range from classic to quirky.
I'm swooning over this graphic black and white box. Wouldn't it look great on a coffee table?
Needlepoint pillows are designed after cushions Tory's parents, both needlepointers, made for each other when she was young. This little guy is calling my name!
The Margaux pillows have a wonderfully retro look.
Brass accessories like this box and picture frame are traditional and elegant, and will develop a patina over time for a vintage feel.
A graphic throw is the perfect cosy accessory this season.
Photo credits:
1-5. Tory Burch
Hermès Festival Des Métiers Exhibit
Are you guilty of drooling over the exquisite scarves and tableware in the windows at Hermès but balking at the price tag? Drop by the heritage brand's Festival Des Métiers exhibit, on now until Sunday at the Design Exchange, and you'll see why their goods fetch a hefty price.
The traveling exhibit features intimate demonstrations by Hermès craftspeople — flown in from the company's French workshops for the occasion — of their painstakingly intricate design process. From their origin as master harness and saddle makers in 1837 Paris, to their present-day cult status among the fashion set, it's amazing to see these iconic designs by the legacy brand come to life before your eyes. Here are a few things that held me captive at the press preview this week — giddy up!
All Hermès porcelain tableware is handpainted using a multi-step system, starting with a paper sketch. Every different colour added is cured at a different temperature, making each piece a very arduous process!
One of their trademark silk scarves is a 3 month-long, 500 hour process involving up to 46 separate silk screening films. 300 cocoons of silk go into each scarf — wow.
Buttery leather Birkin goodness. I was tempted to make a run for it with one of these babies.
The saddlemaker, where it all began.
Festival Des Métiers runs from Oct 2-6 at The Design Exchange. Drop by this weekend to learn more Hermès secrets of your own.
Photo credits:
1-7. Chloe Berge
Top photo. Hermès
Paola Navone For Crate & Barrel
Famed Italian architect, designer and artist Paola Navone teamed up with Crate & Barrel to launch a collaboration line last week. Known for her colourful, globally-inspired aesthetic, Navone brings a playful elegance to everyday living. The collection is the first of three that the design duo plans to roll out over the next year, and includes tableware, lighting, textiles and furniture.
If a European getaway isn't in the cards this year, take solace in this dreamy, seaside-hued palette. Bold shapes are swathed in Mediterranean colours that evoke white, sun-drenched buildings above blue Aegean waters.
The pieces in the Como collection are modern and fun, with an artisanal quality that makes each piece feel unique.
Milky glassware has a handmade feel.
White and aqua tableware inspired by Mallorca has a fresh, beachy vibe.
This limited edition teak and tile top table lends a graphic element to a room. Woven white ceramic bowls are a softer, organic contrast.
Cafe-style chairs in synthetic rattan and a digitized houndstooth pattern make a fashion-forward statement.
The Paola Navone for Crate & Barrel collection is available in stores and online now.
Photo credits:
1-6. Chloe Berge
House & Home at IDSwest 2013
Ever wondered how a narrow townhouse becomes a stunning eight-page feature in House & Home magazine?
Join Editor-in-Chief Suzanne Dimma and VP Communications Mark Challen at the IDSwest stage on Saturday, September 21 at 4 p.m., where they'll take you behind the scenes of Canada's magazine of home and style.
From big international photo shoots to intricate prop styling, there's an incredible amount of work that goes into Canada's top design magazine and website. Suzanne and Mark will talk about what makes a home truly memorable, and will share their styling secrets and favourite go-to pieces. Plus, they'll tell you how to submit photos of your own home to the H&H team for editorial consideration.
I recently sat down with Mark and asked him three questions to get a sneak peek into some of the highlights from his upcoming presentation with Suzanne.
EMILY:You've spoken at IDSwest with Suzanne before. Why did you choose to give a talk about what it's like behind-the-scenes at H&H this year?
MARK: This is Suzanne's third year at IDSwest and it'll be my fourth. We love Vancouver! When we spoke at the show in past years, we found that there were always so many enthusiastic designers and homeowners who approached us afterwards, asking us how to get their homes published in House & Home. So this year, instead of giving a talk about decorating or trends or design lessons, we thought it'd be fun for people to hear about how Suzanne and her team of editors go about in selecting homes for the magazine, and what kinds of things they specifically look for.
Click here to see Suzanne and Mark's favourite finds from IDSwest last year.
EMILY: Sounds like valuable info! Can you give me a hint of what the H&H editors look for when browsing through piles of photo submissions?
MARK: Obviously they're not looking for sterile homes with no signs of life! Suzanne and I always talk about the idea of "personality decorating," and we agree that the best homes have to be real reflections of their owners. Sometimes, the quirkier the better! I know that Suzanne loves it when she finds a home that has a really strong point of view.
A colourful doorway painted golden yellow is filled with personality. See the whole home in the October 2013 issue of House & Home.
EMILY: At IDSwest, will you talk about how finished or complete a home has to be in order for the editors to consider it for publication in H&H?
MARK: Absolutely! Wouldn't it be wonderful if Suzanne and her team didn't have to do any extra propping before a photo shoot? Usually, of course, this isn't the case. People who come to hear our talk at IDSwest will get a better understanding of how much extra decorating or styling our editors do to get a home ready for its close up. It's a fascinating process, really — a total collaboration between the homeowner or the designer, and our amazing design editors. We've got some fun split-screen images that we'll show, featuring a room before our H&H editors propped it for the magazine, and after.
This camera-ready Toronto home of Philip Mitchell (featured in the August 2009 issue of House & Home) was styled to perfection by the designer himself.
EMILY: Aside from your "Behind-The-Scenes With H&H" discussion at IDSwest, will you be talking about any general design tips or advice?
MARK: Definitely! Even though our readers and fans of H&H seem to know their design basics these days thanks to their insatiable appetite for design, Suzanne always has great new advice to give. She sees so many homes over the course of a year — she's got lots of cool things to share with the crowd at IDSwest since we were last there! I don't want to give too much more away, but I can tell you that Suzanne is going to be giving a quick lesson on how to achieve great flow in a home. Flow represents a successful marriage of smart spatial planning with thoughtful materials. But you'll have to come to our talk at IDSwest to hear more!
The indoor/outdoor flow is a marvel in the stunning basement of H&H editor Sally Armstrong. See the whole makeover in the September 2013 issue of House & Home.
Suzanne Dimma and Mark Challen's presentation, "Behind the Scenes with House & Home" is at IDSwest on Saturday, September 21 at 4 p.m.
For show times and tickets, please visit idswest.com
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Nice atmosphere, huge selection of beer and nice selection of food for varying tastes. Service was good. The soft pretzel appetizer was terrific.
Most people think this is about the beer, but the food is good too. Their menu is made to be "beer friendly" so if you're looking for haute cuisine, this isn't the place. But for a great atmosphere, on the lake, plenty of brew, and good food, this is the place!
My daughter and I ate here the other day and had a great meal. I tried the Cobb salad with grilled chicken and was very impressed. The blue cheese was particularly delicious.
The Flying Saucer at the lake is a nice place to get a beer and sit out on the back deck by the lake if the weather is nice. The food is about average and the service has been pretty good out of the ten to twelve times we've been here.
First time here was great I had the fried fish and shrimp and my husband had the German dinner. The second time we ate here wasn't as great. The service and food was lacking. The waitress wasn't very attentive, both my husband and I were finished with our beers but she only brought me a new one. And we ordered...
This is a great place to hang out. They have a large selection of beers. Loved the view of the lake.
They have an enormous beer selection. The staff was very helpful and attentive. They recommended beers and provided samples to beers you might enjoy. I had a great time watching the NCAA tournament with the occasional break to see the view of the lake outside. If you enjoy beer, go pay them a visit.
This restaurant has a great location right on the lake. The selection of beers is overwhelming with something for absolutely everyone. Love that you get on the wall of fame after you have tasted 200 different beers and they have a tracking system for it. The food was good pub food but nothing special.
Fantastic beer selection and very nice happy hour specials. The outdoor patio is excellent for nice days. The food was better than typical bar food. Their hummus was surprisingly tasty and had a spicy kick to it. I had the Space Club and it was very good. My friends had burgers that looked and smelled great too. My only complain...
It has all kinds of odd beers, and some good food. In the summer you can eat outdoors and watch the boats go by and dock.
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Meet Bookeyed Jack and Suzanne! Bookeyed Jack is strong enough to command the page, yet he doesn?t complain when others get more attention. His handsome good looks were handdrawn with pointed pen in walnut ink. He adores books & music, posters & stationery and spending time with his stylish cousin Suzannne. Our darling Suzanne, she?s personable and flexible with a large number of alternative glyphs & ligatures to customize her appearance. A modern girl with vintage charms, she?s equally comfortable placed as center of attention or in a supporting role. Her stylish serifs were created with antique French nibs dipped in walnut ink. Suzanne (like her cousin Jack) loves books for adults & children, posters, stationery, weddings, gifts and sugary sour candy.
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By Frank Berube a.k.a Disembodius Do you think you're living your own life? Ask yourself how much of it is yours to live. First look behind the curtain of your subconscious mind and behold the subliminal strings controlling your thoughts. Try to free your mind from these imprisoning forces and see what happens. You'll soon discover that you cannot ...Read More »
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The Process Church of the Final Judgment and the Manson Family
The Robert F. Kennedy Connection by Adam Gorightly In The Ultimate Evil, author Maury Terry contended that the Son of Sam killer, David Berkowitz, was a member of "The Children," a satanic cult based in Venice, California, with links to the military and intelligence establishments. According to Terry, The Children is a splinter group of The Process Church of ...Read More »
Sci-Fi Predictive Programming: The Semiotic Deception of 9-11
By Phillip D. Collins Replete with esoteric symbols, conspiracy research certainly warrants semiotic examination. Although fraught with historical flaws and theological distortions, The DaVinci Code by Dan Brown acknowledges the value of semiotics in studying the conspiratorial world. In fact, the novel's central character is a semiotician specializing in symbology. Evidently, Brown recognized the potential of semiotics in analyzing the ...Read More »
21st Century Electronic Voice Phenomena & Instrumental Transcommunication By Iona Miller "We don't die," was the message that first got me interested in this, in 1966 ~KT Can esoteric realms reach us through our own growing arsenal of telecommunications and recording devices? And, if so, WHO are they, are their efforts coordinated, and WHAT do they say? If THEY are ...Read More »
Human Compromise and the Protection Racket
by Paul D. Collins The following seamless story of human compromise, and the protection racket surrounding it, spans decades and continents. This is how it works. Listen up. When the Eliot Spitzer Emperors Club prostitution scandal broke out on March 10, 2008, the first person this author thought to call was retired legend, New York Police Detective James "Jim" Rothstein. ...Read More »
Clyde Lewis – Denizen of the Darkness
By Olav Phillips It's night, the stars are emerging, and darkness is creeping in. Deeds of the day are done and you're settling into a nice evening. You turn on the radio and tune in to the evening's entertainment. In a dimly lit radio studio perched high above Portland, Oregon, a man leans forward, presses a blinking button on the ...Read More »


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Photoset: some photographs from the Stahl House with @bennie & @laurenlemon http://t.co/4VktYK5Wqw http://t.co/y7wLnPhwtp@hellopoe beautiful(new post) The Calm http://t.co/HTuSb1bONL
Bon Iver covering Anais Mitchell. So good. http://t.co/npjf4CONAA
@davemorin @brit congratulations! So happy for you.@zen_bones love this photograph, RayInstalling Windows 8 on a Mac so @jamessabet can install specific Minecraft mods. My world has changed.My friend @fredwilson has an excellent post about Twitter's new Fabric http://t.co/EnjkVWZ3Zx (same disclosure for me & @laurensabet)13 years ago today, Steve Jobs unveiled the iPod. (via @timehop) http://t.co/OPhHR0Uxyw
Current status http://t.co/nohvN32Adv@msquinn love love love facetime@msg 🙏✨🎉@fletcherjclay thanks@rebeccapatience beautiful images. One after another.Reflections in the Village http://t.co/IRrq009KH3Paris Through Pentax http://t.co/AEVJvwkU0g@simonveingard thanks@JeremyShure too kind. thanks.Hello, NYC. You are rainy today but I still love you. http://t.co/iKzzIM9XSs
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@om @Yankees @rabois preach, my man. Preach.Photoset: Autumn vibes http://t.co/MoFxN2g2ky #hasselblad #mamiya7ii #portra400 http://t.co/T3wDouIB35@everydaydude that's beautiful, Aaron
@samhorine beauty@irace oh bummer. It would have been great to hang out!Photo: Love watching this boy play http://t.co/VYCaPSn1vQ(new post) Just works vs Just Kinda Works http://t.co/oZWO9CO6OLPhotoset: our afternoon at the BC/Clemson game yesterday - http://t.co/L668JdksuI
@laurenlemon incredible 👌✨
@KatieS happy birthday Katie!@aweissman I would have loved to be at that show@stevenkane yes and yes!Nearly 8 yrs later, remarkable that the first two apps I check every morning remain twitter and tumblrThe one and only @Jpncamerahunter stops by Hong Kong and shares his analog camera expertise. http://t.co/DKtuUYgk5M http://t.co/Lb4xCzCo6z
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Market Street, San Francisco http://t.co/KrjXhbNifW"Take pride that even though the rest of the world may disagree, you still believe it to be a beautiful place" http://t.co/ux3fSUiCzA@saralouhicks thanks!
@kessler my first time. Such a cool placeA warm night in Los Angeles http://t.co/rSG5hRtwiO@chrismichel There is a talented fellow that I've used just outside of boston. Very good and much quicker than Leica.@eriks even at extreme w/100% live at home w/parents paying for tv, there is no reason why tv should get so much ad dollars year after yearYouTube is underhyped https://t.co/8rNopfZueS@pkafka the HBO folks should read the ballmer quote in VF. Put the A-team on the future, not the past.Perfect example why protecting near term profits & top line revenue can later cause pain http://t.co/xkiJWkcexiOne of my favorite iOS apps (not an investor) https://t.co/Q10yoyBTknPhotoset: New Mexico, on film, part 2 http://t.co/zN5d4bBQqC http://t.co/7ERxrvO4F5@andyspencer360 thanks!@Vemsteroo thanks so much for the kind words!
@permundum thanks!After all these years @laurensabet still likes to sneak up and scare me when I'm not expecting it. Sicko.@remohediger yes!@chrisozer thanks Chris!My partner @ToddDOwl rocking the Oculus http://t.co/hcClwI240i@atlephoto thanks so much. Glad you like them@JohnnyPatience thanks, glad you like it !@shawnroller thanks so much@shah thanks sir@rebeccapatience thanks!@abhic just a little cropping here and therePhotoset: New Mexico, on film. http://t.co/khb8Mz8Ppx #Hasselblad #Leica #portra400 http://t.co/i92XbFKju5@rebeccapatience @JohnnyPatience thanks to both of you for sharing such wonderful photographs this morning. So amazing!
@rebeccapatience so beautiful and peaceful. Like a dream 🙏✨@brianflaherty_ gorgeous photographs, BrianCurrent status: at the high school parking lot giving my daughter her first driving lesson. Wish us luck! 🙏@fredwilson saw your post. I'm such a tesla fanboy. Car is awesome & so is cust svc. And I love all the sw updates (cal sync->nav rocks)@elizestrydom @frankiemagazine awesome, congrats!
His coach is Happy Gilmore ⛳ https://t.co/N7xqA2jrCI@pholux_martin beautiful set 🙌Taking photographs of e11ie3 at the barn today http://t.co/JeDfYhQpi5@photosbypeter1 we have a young puppy and 3 kids…. i've been up for ages :)@atlephoto thanks. I've had it for over a year but it doesn't get enough attention. Had a lot of fun with it yesterday
@netspencer if this venture gig doesn't work out I will give it a shot!"You just have to live and life will give you pictures." — Henri Cartier-Bresson http://t.co/uv5Bt5ySLH"What the Nobel Peace Prize means to me." —@MalalaFund https://t.co/RoPZfsnSiI
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@permundum you too!@johnnypatience thanks :)Ambition, audacity and talent http://t.co/A3YuJezwEl
@atlephoto @twelve_film @mo_neal yes! 🙌. @twelve_film I'm so happy to be part of this collaborative project. That photo of me is by the talented and super kind @mo_nealdear @laurensabet: you can put this on my holiday wish list :) http://t.co/IuAeEU6hTh@albertwenger translation: loved your post@albertwenger 🙏✨@ryan @mokoyfman oof, the things we take for granted 😱@bhalligan congratulations!Is it just me, or is iMessage search broken with new iPhone 6 + iOS 8?@gd2r thanks so much!The Proprietors http://t.co/hTv6PBajGi #LeicaMP #Trix400 #film http://t.co/nXEGt5DmKD
@sara @ev done! great cause.Twitter sues to be able to tell its users how many national security letters they've received: https://t.co/UZFEX84SQ1 Great to see.
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Because in the end, you won't remember the time you spent working in the office or mowing your lawn. Climb that goddamn mountain.
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McCain, Romney and Dole have all been there, done that and lost. No wonder Democrat-leaning media are all ears. View Enlarged Image
Politics: Mitt Romney, John McCain and Bob Dole enjoy offering gratuitous advice to the party they each led to presidential defeat. It's time for these three losers to button their lips.
Romney '12, McCain '08, Dole '96 — these campaigns were failures. The voters rejected the men who led them. Romney's and McCain's opponent, moreover, was a leftist community organizer whose extremism should have assured he never got within a mile of the White House. Yet the media attention these three receive would make you think they had wisdom to impart to the party they took down in flames.
The media actually have little use for the opinions of Dole, McCain or Romney — except when they disparage Republicans who are in the driver's seat today.
And so, as Mitt Romney, he of RomneyCare infamy, visited NBC's "Meet the Press" to give President Obama advice on how to make ObamaCare work so "he can rebuild credibility," he also recommended New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie as the 2016 presidential nominee to "save our party."
Ironically, Christie hurt Romney's chances more than anyone by joining Obama at the hip as adoring court jester during the president's post-Hurricane Sandy visit to New Jersey on the eve of last year's election.
Romney also pointedly refused to include Sen. Ted Cruz on his "long list of very capable people" who could be the next Republican president.
Then we have Sen. McCain calling his fellow GOP senator Cruz a "wacko bird" whose filibuster against ObamaCare was "one of the more shameful chapters" of McCain's nearly 27 years in the Senate.
The liberal intelligentsia no doubt collectively spewed latte all over the reclaimed wood of their breakfast nooks in May upon beholding a New York Times editorial titled "The Wisdom of Bob Dole." With his typical brand of bile, Dole had told Fox News Sunday's Chris Wallace that the party he used to lead in the U.S. Senate should get a "closed for repairs" sign until New Year's Day next year and spend all that time working on a "positive" agenda.
Has Dole forgotten it was his claims of having done everything to kill HillaryCare in the early Clinton administration that got him the GOP nomination in 1996, and that defeating that attempt at a government takeover of health insurance is what in 1994 gave Republicans their first congressional majority in four decades.
Members of what the Times calls "the responsible wing of the party" — in other words, good losers like Romney, McCain and Dole who know their place and keep on smiling — may wring their hands about the Tea Party. But it was that movement that brought Republicans back into the majority in the 2010 elections.
GOP losers warn that damage to the party brand from last month's government shutdown could lead to future electoral losses, but memories of the shutdown are already fading. The pain of ObamaCare, on the other hand, is only beginning.
In the 2014 congressional elections, voters will remember which Republicans aggressively and consistently opposed the law that took away their doctor and health plan and cash in the form of higher premiums.
In 2016 they'll seek presidential candidates who can be trusted to undo ObamaCare. Such candidates will sound more like Cruz than Romney, McCain or Dole.
Appeasement: "We may not have such an opportunity again," the top adviser to Iran's "moderate" president says of Democrats running the U.S. government. That's free advertising that the Democrats can do without.Less than two weeks before Election Day, it couldn't have come at a worse time for ...
Terrorism: An ax attack on two New York City cops by a Muslim convert with jihadi postings on his Facebook page is yet another reminder of the prophetic warning by the leader of the Islamic State.Some pundits are downplaying any connection between Zale Thompson, who attacked two New York City cops ...
Leadership: Just when you thought the president couldn't pick anyone more radical than Eric Holder as attorney general, he's poised to name ultraradical race-baiter Thomas Perez.Holder's activism is no secret. But Perez is even more extreme. Worse, he's a liar and possible perjurer. Yet he's ...
Public Health: An American doctor returns from treating West African Ebola patients and turns out to have the virus himself. How'd he get back in? He passed the CDC's "enhanced screening." This doesn't inspire confidence.When the threat of an Ebola outbreak became a reality, the Centers for Disease ...
We have heard the story before: political turmoil in the Middle East, disruption of global oil supplies by members of OPEC. In the past, the unrest in Iran would be causing oil prices to spike up. Instead they have been falling by more than 25%. Gas prices at the pump have fallen to less than $3 a ...


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SAOS Exhibit at the Gainesville Orchid Society Show
The St. Augustine Orchid Society exhibit at the GOS show won second place in society exhibits. Harry McElroy, Bob Schimmel and Terry Bottom put in the SAOS exhibit with capable assists from Celia McElroy, Yvonne Schimmel, Linda Stewart, Mary Colee, Gail Marshall and Sue Bottom.
Harry got the show trophy for best cymbidium in show, Gail got the show trophy for best oncidium in show, Sue got an AOS award on one of her catasetums and the group got 19 ribbons... not bad!
Keiki Club for Orchid Beginners
The Keiki Club is for our beginner orchid growers. We meet monthly from January through October, usually on a Sunday afternoon. Our Keiki Club Get Togethers begin with a short presentation on a timely orchid culture topic and then its a free for all when we can discuss any and all thoughts or questions you have about growing orchids. Visitors and guests are always welcome!
Here's a video of one of our get togethers!
Next Keiki Club - Meetings Resume in January
Plant Clinic at Ace Hardware - November 1
The first Saturday of the month from February through November, Master Gardeners and St. Augustine Orchid Society members will be available to talk with you, answer questions and help you repot orchids. We will be at the Ace Hardware at 3050 US 1 South in St. Augustine from 9 am until 1 pm.
Here's a video of a repotting clinic!
St. Augustine Orchid Society Happenings
Gail Marshall puts together the SAOS Happenings each month so you can easily find all the orchid events around town.
Orchid Photographs
Terry Bottom photographs all the orchids brought to the Show Table each month. There is an interactive form to identify your plant on the show table.
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... Abraham Darby perfected the smelting of iron ore with coke. His son invented a new forging process with the smelted steel to produce single beams of iron, but it wasn't until his grandson (all named Abraham), in 1779 constructed the very first iron bridge. This bridge and the original Toll-house, still remain in-situ today. So when you see the massive iron structures around the world today, you can give thanks to the building of a single bridge ...
A Day in the Cotswolds
The Cotswolds region originally was a large producer of the finest wool in Europe which brought prosperity to the region. It fell onto difficult times, but today is enjoying a revival. A lot of the homes are constructed of stone from Bath, giving the area a charming appeal. We walked around Lower Slaughter with a working waterwheel, Stow- on- ...
Day 8, in which I discuss Flapjacks and Fedoras
We were told that there are two counties in England with no Motorway running through any part of it – and Dorset is one of those counties. There are only 2 dual carriageways (four-lane roads) in the county. I think we can verify these statistics, as we spent most of today meandering through Dorset on very little – dare I say- TINY roads!
This morning we slept in a bit, ...
Home Sweet Home
Finally home... after 9 long but incredible months I am home.
My final few days I managed a lot but was really on autopilot - my tolerance and stamina for sightseeing was low. I did manage to see Tienanmen Square, the Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven and Summer Palace, all very nice but I really was seeing them because I felt I should rather than because I actively wanted to. The highlight was definitely having a Subway! I had been ...
Yet more of the Cotswolds
... Here there are acres of garden rooms - fabulously cottage garden in style.... I was very impressed indeed.
Back to our B & B, John the host raced out to offer us tea and home made cake in the grounds- which was just lovely. We took advantage of the offer of using the washing machine and dryer as well which is wonderful.
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Not-S-Elementary Worship
In "God Is for Me," Yancy's upbeat rendition of Romans 8:31, she makes the purpose of
elementary worship clear:
"God is for me, not against me / I have nothing to fear
He makes me strong / This I know
God is for me not against me / I have nothing to fear
He loves me so / This I know."
Elementary worship is about children responding to God's goodness
in their lives. Yancy describes worship for elementary kids as a
journey with clear starting and ending points, with worship leaders
acting as guides.
Use these age-appropriate tips to help elementary-age children get
the most out of worship.
When choosing songs, consider the message, audience, and time
frame. Match each song's message with the points you want to
convey. Connecting the meaning of lyrics to the focus of your
lesson helps reinforce learning.
Explore how easy a song is for children to learn. Most songs that
you can sing after one hearing are perfect for elementary kids.
These songs usually have a simple melody and a memorable
Kids LOVE these Sunday School resources!
Offer directions and guidance as children praise God. Much like an
aerobics instructor, your role is to encourage, champion, and help
kids discover how to experience God through the music and lyrics.
Help children understand the meaning of each song. "Talk kids
through the lyrics to help them find meaning in the words," Yancy
says. For example, some elementary-age children may not know the
definition of redeemed, but they do know what it means to rescue,
restore, or pay off something.
Craft a purposeful, memorable time of worship. A powerful
experience for this age group typically begins with two or three
fast songs and then transitions into slower ones, creating an
environment for kids to experience God's presence. Upbeat songs
such as Yancy's "Make It Loud" get hearts pumping and raise energy
levels, while slower ones such as "I Love You" provide a more
intimate time for kids to reflect and express their love and
thanksgiving to God. Combining a variety of tempos in each worship
set helps all kids experience God in ways they learn best.
Use the pace of worship to connect to children. Worship can't be
rushed, so allow enough time for kids to savor each song. When
moving to a new one, provide streamlined transitions. During her
concerts, Yancy uses specific strategies to move from one tempo to
another. To switch from high-energy to slower songs, for example,
she lowers the volume and intensity of her voice. "Change your
energy, movements, and actions, and children will change theirs,"
she says. In her segues, Yancy repeats key lines from a song,
prays, or recites a few Scripture passages ("The Psalms are
great!"). No matter what type of transition you choose, keep it
short and remember your role as a guide.
Aim high! Leaders attempting to be inclusive often program toward
younger elementary children. Unfortunately, Yancy says, this often
backfires and alienates the older kids, who "check out on the
cheesiness." They drift to the back of the room, start talking, or
become disruptive. "We have to program 'up,'" Yancy says, because
older kids are much more likely than first graders to leave
thinking that church is lame and meaningless. Target older kids by
choosing songs they love and mixing them with a smaller section of
songs for younger worshippers. Design a graphic to introduce this
special part of the worship time and use a special song to
accompany it. Involve older kids in these "younger" worship
moments. Pull aside older kids who are passionate about leading
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Late Pass Review: Copywrite & Surock – Murderland
MC Copywrite and producer Surock team up to release Murderland: Choose Your Own Adventure. An album themed after the books from the 80's. Check out my review of the album.
Busdriver – "Perfect Hair" Solo Album Review
It's been a few months since I dropped an album review and who better to get the ball rolling again than one of my favorite MCs, Busdriver. Check out the review to see how this album stands up against his previous work.
Malibu Shark Attack – S/T Album
Malibu Shark Attack by Malibu Shark Attack! I've been meaning to post this for a LONG time, but I'm a dickhead and I've just been super busy. Anyway, this is the new release by Malibu Shark Attack. They consist of Tribe One (of The Remnant) and producer, Rocky. This is definitely different from the hip hop you'll randomly hear nowadays. Imagine experimental rap mixed with electro-pop beats mixed with…I don't even know. All I know is it's dope! Super catchy and very well made. Remember that project Busdriver did with Radioinactive and Daedelus? Well cross that with, maybe, some of…
"We Living In These Dark Times" by Uncommon Nasa
Unless you've been living under a rock, you've heard about the horrible murder (YES, I said MURDER) of Eric Garner on the streets of New York City by the NYPD. If not, I urge you to do a simple Google search and read up on what transpired. Not so you can have a light bit of gossip for your day…but so you can truly understand just how dangerous it is out here. It's bad enough that we fear for our lives being taken by peers in our own communities, but the fact that we have to also fear those that…
Sadistik – "Ultraviolet" Solo Album Review
For today's album review, I talk about the new album from Sadistik, Ultraviolet. Be sure to catch Sadistik on tour with Cage. Tour dates can be found here: http://www.bandsintown.com/cage Sadistik: http://sadistikmusic.com/ Fake Four Records: http://www.fakefourinc.com/


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Dates: B. 1876, d. 1962
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GAIBISSO, Giovanni Battista Born 1876, died 1962 Alassio Italy. Pupil of Pasquale Baraldi in Alassio. Established at Alassio, Genoa, following Baraldi's death 1896. Moved to South America 1912, then to Nice to work for F. Bovis 1922. Returned to Alassio 1925, from which time he produced his best work. Stradivari, Guarneri, and Rocca models; credited with over 450 instruments of consistent high quality. Awards at Turin, 1911, Rome 1925, and Padua 1931 and 1934. Golden or orange-red varnish. Also made guitars. Gaibisso Giovanni Battista / fece Alassio anno 1929 / Medaglia d'oro Esp. Int. Torino 1911
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