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The rumours surfacing on 1UP are contrary to the information that we received from a source inside Sony saying that Killzone 3 is destined for a Christmas release.
Given that both Move and GT5 have been strategically delayed to throw sizeable spanners into Microsoft's plans for the festive period, Killzone 3 coming out alongside Gears 3 is not unrealistic.
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Gap On The Wall
A couple of weeks ago we were at the Gap and I spotted this on the wall.
It's a bicycle from Public Bikes that was disassembled and shot for this in-store display (thereby they're not for sale). I thought they were pretty darn good looking. I'm more of a bike admirer than an actual bike rider (apologies to my cycling enthusiast father), so I feel like a bit of a poser saying this, but… I really want those posters to hang in our house. Not sure where, but somewhere. Here's a better shot of one of the panels from the Public Bikes blog.
I talked with the manager at my local Gap and they "made a note" to call me when they're done using them for display. This was promising because I expected to hear "sorry, we're not allowed to give those away" (which I've heard at other stores when I've asked, like Target). But it wasn't totally confidence inspiring either – because it sounded a bit like a "don't call us, we'll call you." So I also decided to randomly tweet about wanting them once the store is done with them, and a Gap manager elsewhere heard my plea and is going to try to snag me a set once they're bumped for holiday decor. Oh the power of Twitter. Who knows if it'll actually work out, but I gave it the ol' college try.
Is there any store display out there that you've been admiring (or thinking about recreating/DIYing)? Perhaps something at Anthropologie? Have any of you used actual store decor in your home? If so, how'd you go about getting it? Was tweeting involved? Or just regular old fashioned in-person asking? We always hear about folks who just get a call weeks or months later when the store is done with something (like friends of mine who got movie posters from Blockbuster when they were finished displaying them as new releases). Fingers crossed…
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My husband enjoyed the Eragon books, so when the movie was about to come out, he begged the local movie theater to give him the huge promo banner with a massive dragon on it.
Too bad the movie was a bust, so we never even unrolled the banner. I think I made him toss it when we moved this summer.
My mom allegedly got about a dozen white coffee mugs for free from a clothing store, when she asked if she could buy them. Not sure how they were worked into the clothing display or if she didn't just make off with a purse full of mugs, but there it is.
You might be interested in this site: http://thingsorganizedneatly.tumblr.com/
There are a lot of "exploded" diagrams/pictures like that.
That's awesome that they are going to try and get it to you. Anthropologie used to have a whole wall of toast. Like this:
Our store's was a little different with a sort of continuum of lightly toasted to burnt. It certainly was an attention getter and I thought "why didn't we think of that?" But that would be kind of out there for a home display. Like when Hildi did a wall of straw on Trading Spaces back in the day.
There was a Mervyn's going out of business and we bought their ad display frames for super cheap. You can kind of see the large ad frame with the original ad in it in the following link, http://thedistractedblogger.wordpress.com/2011/08/31/nifty-thrifty/.
My boyfriend keeps saying he wants to put some other art in it but I have become attached to the ad picture. I really like the colors. And yes it is an add for underwear. :)
Actually, now that you made me think about it, I visited Crate and Barrel couple of months ago and they had this cool "wine barrel looking" basket. And they had lots of it spread throughout the store holding some of their decoration items.
I asked a salesperson how much it was since I didn't find a tag and they told me "not for sale". But they had so many at the store. Really? Not for sale? "No". I didn't even think about leaving my name and asking them to contact me once they stopped using it. Lesson learned!
(Sorry for double post, realized I posted at the wrong blog entry. This one is correct).
I love targets displays. I have a friend that works there and she said they have to trash everything. They don't want to be liable. That's sad, because they have some cool stuff !!
That bike poster is amazing. I hope you get it!
I used to work at an Anthropologie store in Oregon (oh, those wonderful days of 40% off…), and of course their displays are always amazing. One time they built a giant tree out of cardboard over chicken wire with roots that curled across the floor, and the branches looked like they went up through the ceiling. I would love to build a smaller one of those someday in the corner of a playroom or kid's room.
I remember there were very specific rules about what could be done with the displays when they were taken down. They definitely could not be sold to anyone in the general public, and mostly they wouldn't let us keep them either, as they would try to reuse as much of the material as possible. Sometimes they had things that were alive that they would try to give (or sell for cheap, I can't remember) to the employees, like plants or fish (yes, live little betta fish were in a display once). I never got any display bits while I worked there, but it was amazing to see how the creatives put it all together.
Oh, just thought of another one I want to make. It was a bunch of maps intricately cut to be little strings of roads, state borders, etc, and they were all layered together to make this beautiful web of map bits. Wish I had a picture of it! (Sorry for this novel of a comment!)
My husband has worked at Ebbie Bauer for years and has brought home a lot of display items. Most of the items are useless, but we do have a little christmas tree, perfect for a small room and two wine barrels…one we use to store stuff in the shed, and the other we use in the house as a bedside table.
I did have some store decor from Starbucks for a while, but I had a friend that worked there so it wasn't like I had to ask a someone I did know to give it to me. I have more than once wanted to ask for something from a store, but I can never get up the nerve.
When I was in college my girlfriend worked at Abercrombie and she used to bring their posters home. So I guess working at the store helped when getting the display items.
Also I worked for Bath and Body and I was able to get some of the holiday decorations that they had on the trees and in the vases for super cheap after the season. Again I think working at the store helps but good for you for asking for it! I hope you get it and I am kind of excited to see where it will go in your house!
Way to keep it short and sweet John! A refreshing change of pace is nice once in a while!
i bought a 8 x 8 wood wall display with shelving, brackets and wire baskets on tear down and remodel from my local REI – I had to haul it away (2 trips!)
Best 40.00 I ever spent – it was in my sons room as toys, our old mud room and now organizes the bulk of our sports equipment in the garage:
I love this…my husband and I used to mountain bike ( before kids, before kids of course!) and we love bike art! I want this! Thanks!
I also am doing my first giveaway today:
I used to work at H&M and they let us use the old display stuff all of the time. At one point my entire room was decorated in huge fake flowers and butterflies(from spring – yes, I'm secretly a 12-year-old girl), fake holiday gift boxes (which were great for cute storage), and a big fake trunk in black and gold that I put at the end of my bed as a bench. I got rid of the flowers and only use the boxes in my closet, but I still use the bench. I actually really wanted one of the wire dress forms that they used in the lingerie department, but those are permanent and not stuff you can give away.
Our company did have a lot of stuff that we had to send back to HQ though (like big picture displays) and we never had customers ask for any of our decorations, so I'm not sure if our managers would have let people have our old stuff.
When I first started teaching I shared a storage closet with the art teacher. She had a life-size cardboard cutout of Johhny Castle (Patrick Swayze from Dirty Dancing) in the back corner of the closet that scared the bejesus out of me every time I went in there. And then I'd have "She's Like the Wind" in my head for the rest of the day.
I love carving pumpkins! This year I carved the headless horseman from The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. http://melodyjmartin.wordpress.com/2011/10/10/pumpkins-back-alright/
Panera Bread has a painting of a dog sitting in a kitchen at the edge of the island looking up adoringly at a loaf of bread. The dog is a chocolate lab, just like our dog (who also likes to steal food). I thought it would be a perfect tribute to him, and it would fit nicely in our breakfast area.
I once admired a rectangular glass vase at a clothing store. I must have gone on at some length about how I would use it myself, the manager just got out a ladder took it down and wrapped it in tissue for me.
One of my college roommates worked for the Gap and we had a giant colorful poster of a girl in our dining nook, and then the entry way ceiling was covered with a giant stack of sweaters poster. It was very cozy.
I just posted about my new cork flooring today:
There is a picture in Starbucks that says "Panama" on it. I want it SOOOOO bad, because my sister is an avid Starbucks fan and was born in Panama. I asked Starbucks who made it (hoping to contact the maker) and they said they weren't allowed to give out the information. Sad day. So…any Starbucks workers out there who are willing to spill the beans??? haha
I've recently fallen in love with Hollister's decor…the tiled/wood floor combo, tiled ceiling, old chairs, and spanish-y/indian rugs…maybe one day I'll use this as an inspiration in my next house?
Ha! Just realized I accidentally left that comment in my husband's name! Wouldn't he die : )
I really hope you get it! I hope more people ask for decor after reading this post, and I hope that the stores oblige.
I work for a garbage department and I am constantly renting out temporary dumpsters to different chain restaurants and retail stores so that they can dispose of tons and tons (literally) of their old displays. It's sickening, and one more reason why I try not to support major consumerism!
It's amazing to think how many billions of dollars are probably spent annually on designing, distributing and displaying these seasonal decorations.
We had a Rock 'Ola Cafe that came to town in the late 90's. As you walked in the door there was this huge framed collage of Rod Stewart albums and album covers. Everytime I went in there I drooled over that thing. They closed a couple years ago and I just happened to be introduced to the owner through work so I asked him if I could buy it and he gave it to me!!! It is the most awesome thing ever. Never did I dream in a million years that I someday would have it hanging in MY house.
Nordstrom has a policy in place that you can order nearly anything from the store displays.
I used to LOVE on of the pieces they used on their make-up counters. It was metal and it had spots for all of your goodies (q-tips, sponges, etc…) and it had a lid. It was the perfect way to keep everything organized but in a beautiful container.
I told the girls at the counter that I wanted one and they had the store manager call me. I could have it delivered in two weeks, I was soooooo excited. I just needed to let her know which credit card I wanted the $375 charged to?!?!?!
i love that poster!!!! when i first saw the pic i thought it was a real bike that someone had put in some sort of display case and was all ready to send the post to hubby! either one (disassembled bike or the poster) would look so good in our garage (avid cyclists with many bikes hanging on the wall here!)
i agree with the earlier comments: MORE KITCHEN! i'm on the edge of my seat waiting to see the progress!!!
Great minds think alike! I just feel in love with those on Wed when I saw them in GAP for the first time! I think I stared at them longer than the clothes. I don't bike either (more of a swimmer and runner) but I am a graphic designer and was already thinking of using that concept of laid out parts for a brochure I am working on. When I saw this poster in the GAP, it seemed like a sign that it just might be the way to go. Ha! So glad I am not the only one getting inspiration and enjoyment out of store artwork. :)
I love that print! I wonder if our Gap has one…
I have always wanted the giant Christmas decorations they hang from the ceiling at Target. I have never thought to ask.
I used to work for J Crew doing window displays and sales and I once asked for a huge poster triptych they had behind the cash wrap and they gave it to me! Retails stores have great art that's hard to get anywhere else, so good luck–hope you get it!
My fiance works at the local Chrysler dealership and they have these awesome huge poster prints of different car things (like the SRT8 emblem and a big Ram head). Might not be for everyone, but for two car peopls like us they would look awesome above our couch. Too bad we can't find them anywhere, and the dealership won't tell me where they purchased them. ): I hope you have better luck with your GAP posters.
A few years back I was walking into the Galleria Houston entrance by Tiffany's and noticed some awesome giant paintings in each window. I was so inspired I went in an inquired about them and mentioned I would be interested in buying one when they were through using them. Well, they took my name and a few weeks later I got my choice from about 10 paintings. I purchased a beautiful 42 x 42 inch acrylic original for $200. Wow. It cost me more than that to frame it.
I posted about large floral posters I scooped up fo' FREE at Bath & Body Works here–
Hopefully they'll give y'all a call!
My mom has gotten seasonal shop decor from Target that way before. It's usually more effective with smaller, local establishments, but you might luck out, especially with two different managers looking out for you. Good luck!
I went to summer school at Middlebury College and I used to jog by a travel agency with a beautiful poster of Rome (somewhere I'd always wanted to visit!) in the window. At the beginning of the summer, I asked the agency if I could have the poster before I returned to "the South" in two months. Surprisingly, they agreed, and two days before finals, I went by again and–true to their word–they took the poster out of the window and rolled it up for me. I hung it in my dorm room/apartment for three years after that and then framed it and hung it in my folks' beach house when they were decorating it. That cute poster got a lot of love!
I used to work in visual merchandising (aka making things pretty) at a store similar to GAP – all that stuff gets thrown out usually, so when people wanted things it was usually easy to give to them, just hard for us to remember to call them.
I am the proud owner of a lovely store display disco ball, looks great on top of my bookshelf :)
Earlier this year I spotted a store display that I loved – because I already owned it! I had just purchased a recycled robot from CB2 (it can be found here http://www.cb2.com/table-top-decor/accessories/robot/f6543) when I happened to spot it in a display at the Star Trader in Disneyland. I was thrilled at the coincidence, and that made me love my little robot even more!
OMG I totally want one now…and I wonder if he is in any of the shops at Disney World's Tomorrowland as a display?
Too funny.
Hey Guys! Love your blog, read it every morning! If you like the Gap posters check out this photographer. He's Canadian but his "disassembly" series will blow your mind and those posters out of the water. :) Here's the website – hope you like it!
I had a friend, co-worker actually, that almost lost her job because of a store display. I used to manage a grocery store and one of our cola merchandiser was taking down a holiday display, I was assisting him. My co-worker asked what they were going to do with it; he said toss it in your dumpster. She asked if she could have it. The merchandiser didn't care, I didn't care, however, the head of Loss Prevention, at the time (who happened to be in the store and overhead the conversation), told her that if she accepted it, she would be fired because that could be seen as a bribe. The LP guy was a real jerk. Apparently, if you work for the company, you cannot accept gifts, of any type, from merchandisers, because it could be used to vie for premium space in the store. It was quite rediculous and got completely out of hand. However, a customer overhead the LP guy giving my co-worker grief (on the sales floor, I might add)and offered to take it instead. Then called my friend off property and gave it to her.
That has no bearing on your post, I hope the display comes your way, but it's just one of those things that have stuck with me since it happened.
I worked at Gap in high school and took home some large posters of clouds. My coworkers and I would also fight over the ones of scruffy male models too!
I work for Starbucks. A couple of years ago for the Holiday Season the decor theme was based around red and green yarn balls. Some of it was actually kind of cute and traditional looking. I definitely snagged a couple of wreaths. They still get put up for Christmas each year in my house!
My high school art teacher used to snag window displays all the time. He just sweet-talked the managers to give them to him, "For his art class" and he would put them up in the studio and do a study on the design concepts of them.
I did the same thing at a book store! It was such a surprise months later when came over to the shop I own and said they were done using the poster I was admiring! It is a Kate Spade Paper poster with big red peonies. I'm saving it for a girl nursery or an office one day! Hope you score it soon!!
Starbucks had some really cool wreaths (http://i-cdn.apartmenttherapy.com/uimages/la/120808wreath-06.jpg/120808wreath-06.jpg) one year that I wanted and they declined because they said they had far too many requests for them. But they are easily something I plan to DIY this year. I want to use shades of cream and white and silver ornaments…so pretty!
a month or two ago, madewell had these AWESOME design drawings of eames/lowey/etc. designs hanging around the store. so AWESOME, in fact, that my husband was totally hooked and actually asked if we could go shop in "that store with the sketches." for real? i thought he was joking. unfortunately, the store is like 2 hours from our house or else i would've asked if we could have them when the season changed. i checked on ebay, but no luck. oh well… it got the manfriend excited about clothes shopping. that's enough for me. ;)
Ive asked for movie posters at the local theater to use in my kids's rooms. they are HUGE!!
I have scored some sweet posters this way from Borders (RIP)! When new CDs came out, they would have big posters hung to advertise them. I'd just ask, they'd jot down my name and phone number on the back and call me when they took them down. Still shocked that it worked out so well!
I worked at the Gap in high school and college and used to grab the displays that I liked as well…they were so fun! I would recommend asking for the specific dates they will be taking the displays down so you can magically show up the day after and take them home with you! Good luck :-)
A few years ago my husband and I had our moving van stolen while moving across country (yeah it sucked…but moving on). We'd had our sonicare toothbrushes with us in the hotel, but our charger was in the moving van. So suddenly we could not recharge them and sonicare doesn't sell replacement chargers. It was lame to the max.
Then about a year later a local store, "Linens and Things" was going out of business. They had a charger on display and we asked if we could buy it. They just gave it to us since they'd cut off the power cord and glued a toothbrush inside it.
My husband spliced a cord from home depot to the back and removed the glued on toothbrush. We were really unsure if it would work. But it DID!
Several years later we are still using that charger. It was a total DIY miracle! Bless you linens and things, my teeth thank you. :)
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The AKC decided that their March madness contest wasn't fair up until the end when corgis went in strong to win it all. So, Corgi Nation, we have to win again. Best 2 of 3, hopefully they don't change the rules again to best of 5, but it wouldn't matter — because corgis would win every time.
The Corgi Nation is powerful. And loud. Just like corgis.
Part 2: Things corgis can do that German Shepherd dogs can't:
- Be a unicorgi, the magical-est of all creatures
- Go to space like Ed & Jiggles
- Look this good in a bowtie.
- Be the first dog of California.
- Fly.
- Play tetherball.
- Lead a stumpede.
- Levitate.
- Dance.
- Twerk.


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Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Pokemon LeafGreen question for GameBoy Advance and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
- Developer: Game Freak
- Publisher: Nintendo
- Genre: Role-Playing Console-style RPG
- Release Date: Sep 7, 2004
- ESRB: Everyone
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Answer from: Ebuild42
Talk to people. Some people you will have to battle. But by talking to everybody(like the games told you to), then you should have all the data. It's as easy as that.
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Mark Strausman's Tomato Sauce
If you are preparing this recipe in August or September, use fresh plum tomatoes, which are at the height of their season then. Cut them into large pieces, and run them through the food mill just as you would canned tomatoes. Slow cooking will allow the skin to melt into the sauce. For canned tomatoes, Mark likes to use Italian plum tomatoes from the San Marzano Valley.
- Yield: Makes about 9 cups
Source: Martha Stewart Living, July/August 1998
- 4 (28-ounce) cans whole Italian plum tomatoes
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
- 1 teaspoon crushed red-pepper flakes
- 1 cup Chianti, or dry red wine
- 1 tablespoon dried oregano
- 8 leaves fresh basil
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Puree tomatoes in a food mill, removing most of the seeds. In a medium stockpot, heat olive oil over medium heat, add garlic, and saute until golden brown, 1 to 2 minutes. Add red-pepper flakes. While oil is sizzling, slowly add half of the pureed tomatoes and the wine, stirring to mix. Add remaining tomatoes, reduce heat to low, and let simmer. Add oregano, and continue to simmer until slightly thickened, 1 1/2 to 2 hours, stirring occasionally. Add basil. Season with salt and pepper to taste. The sauce may be kept in the refrigerator up to 3 or 4 days in an airtight plastic container or in the freezer for up to 1 month.
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twinkly 29 Dec, 2010
I have been making this EVERY year for New Years Eve since I first saw the show years ago. And it is ALWAYS requested again year after year. SOO good!!Reply
bethe 29 Jan, 2009
This is a concentrated, flavorful sauce. I've been making it for years with the chicken parmesan recipe. Delicious.Reply
Archangeldecker 11 Nov, 2008
Awesome sauce. The more you let it simmer, the deeper the flavors become. I love this recipe!Reply


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Different drugs work differently on each person, whose brain chemistry is sensitive to the kind of drug she's on. Though I'm not on Risperdal, I can tell you that when my pdoc instituted a cross-titer from the Stelazine to the Geodon [and then went higher on the G by 40 mg] it took two years to get the maximum effect. Added to that, not all drugs relieve all symptoms at all times, so sometimes I have a minor flutter here and there. My psychiatrist believes total symptom relief is the only acceptable outcome, and I agree with him when he set this goal for my treatment.
I would say six months is too early to definitively answer whether you've found the full relief, and by three years you should know if things are adequate. Even better, a person can notice gradual, improved shifts towards symptom relief throughout the course of her recovery.
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We were left with no choice … The question is when are the Republicans going to sit down seriously with the other side on this issue and try to work something out.Democrat Wisconsin state Sen. Jon Erpenbach • Explaining why he chose to leave the state, and what it will take to get him back. He and every other Democratic state senator in Wisconsin left in protest of a GOP-backed plan to limit public employees' abilities to collectively bargain for better wages, in a push to stop a deficit crisis. As a result, the GOP doesn't have quorum – because 20 state senators need to be there, and there are 19 Republicans. This is the first such incident were an entire party left a state to avoid a vote since Democratic members of the Texas state senate and state house left the state to avoid a vote on redistricting – the same vote, mind you, that led to Tom DeLay's corruption conviction. source (via • follow)
Some of what I've heard coming out of Wisconsin, where you're just making it harder for public employees to collectively bargain, generally seems like more of an assault on unions. I think it's very important for us to understand that public employees, they're our neighbors, they're our friends.Barack Obama • Coming out in support of public employees currently facing the squeeze in an anti-union fight in Wisconsin. The vote will likely take place today, and it's clear where Gov. Scott Walker is leaning – he's budget-minded first, and sounds frustrated by the fact that collective bargaining agreements take so long. "I don't have 15 months to balance a budget, and I certainly am not going to pass a budget on a hope and a prayer that that might happen," he said. Hey Scott, based on the protests, it's clear that a balanced budget is not the top priority for the people who have been flooding Madison the last few days. Consider that. source (via • follow)


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Harris, Earl R. A History of Scotts Bluff National Monument, Nebraska. 1960.
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Zube, Ervin H.; Crystal, Joseph H.; and Palmer, James F. Visitors Center Design Evaluation. Denver Service Center, 1976.
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$650—$1,395 1—4 bed 9701 Old Baymeadows Rd, Jacksonville FL, 32256
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9701 Old Baymeadows Rd, Baymeadows, Jacksonville, 32256
Commute to Downtown Fruit Cove
The rent at Baytree Apartments ranges from $650 for a one bedroom to a $1,395 four bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 9% less expensive than the Baymeadows average.
This apartment is in the Baymeadows neighborhood in Jacksonville.
Baytree Apartments has a Walk Score of 71 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby schools include Holy Family Catholic School, Jacksonville Country Day School and Lutheran High School Of Jacksonville.
The closest grocery stores are Winn-Dixie, Derrword Food Store and Kourosh International Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Christian Corner Deli New York Meats Cheeses Jacksonville Fl, The Coffee Grinder and Dunkin' Donuts. Nearby restaurants include Pattaya Thai Restaurant, Tup Time Tsai and Tuptim Thai Restaurant.
Baytree Apartments is near Drew Park, University of Florida and University of North Florida.
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Taylor Clark
Nov 15, 2013
ABSOULTELY HORRIBLE PLACE TO LIVE. To keep it very brief, I was a tenant there in 2012. I am still so angry with this place that I decided to write a review almost 2 years later when I saw their ad online. I had a 1/1apartment for $615 per month. I found out I was pregnant while living there, and I ended up breaking my lease. I am a property manager myself, so yes, I realize this was a mistake on my part. This was not the problem though. They submitted me to collections for FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS because they claimed I had a pet that soiled all over the carpet, I left furniture in the apartment after I left, and ended up EVICTING me because I did not turn the key in. Let me state that I DO NOT (NOR HAVE I EVER) owned a pet. I lived there with my boyfriend. We had NO pets. We also took ALL of our furniture...hence the breaking of the lease. We moved to a bigger apartment for our expanding family. Lastly, WE LEFT THE APARTMENT. Breaking your lease means LEAVING. I do not understand why they believed they could evict a tenant from an empty apartment. They key was left in the mailbox. I called Jutta at Baytree and asked what was going on when I began to receive harassing phone calls from "Profe$$ional Debt Collectors" (yes, that is literally the business name) and Jutta said she refused to talk to me. I asked what the hell was going on, because they were accusing me of having a pet that ruined their apartment, being evicted, etc. She stated that they had pictures of everything and that I would need to talk to the Duval county sheriff. I asked her to go ahead and forward me the pictures along with a SERVED copy of an eviction notice, as an eviction is NOT legal without these begin provided. She hung up on me. I PRAY THAT NO ONE DECIDES TO LIVE HERE. Rent is cheap and everything, but the management is absolute scum. As I said, I myself and in property management and we could NEVER "evict" a tenant that breaks a lease. It is illegal. These people are disgusting.
Nikita Diedrich
Jun 12, 2012
Absolutely the most horrifying experience in my life. There's cockroach problems, too many issues with the outside and inside of the apartments to list. I've had an ongoing problem with my air conditioner for 4 months now with no fix. My electricity bills are going over $200 for a 2 bedroom apartment which is absolutely insane. The maintenance supervisor is rude, has a huge temper and is not to be trusted. He nearly ran over one of the leasers with his truck because he was upset that he had settled an issue with her rugs that they tore up from removing her vanity, offered sexual favors to a few woman to fix their apartment, slammed my front door open which intern put a huge dent in my wall. We were lied to and omitted information before we moved in. There's a night club across the street that they forgot to mention. The washers and dryers don't work half the time. The office manager needs to learn proper business etiquette's. My apartment is only $699 a month but after everything's said and done I might as well have rented from a newer luxury apartment for $800 to $900 a month. Would've equaled out to what I'm paying now and wouldn't have all the stress, heartache, headaches, and sleepless nights. Not to mention I have medical issue's and have medical equipment I can't use in 90 to 100 degree weather. Please don't rent from here, if you do don't say I didn't warn you.
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Baymeadows, Jacksonville, 32256
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I stole this from Hubman and goodness only knows where he got it from.
1. Eggnog or Hot Chocolate? Hot chocolate, especially Starbuck's Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate.
2. Does Santa wrap presents or just sit them under the tree? Not only does Santa wrap them, he uses a special wrapping paper that is not used on any other gifts, and gets someone from their office to write out the labels so the kids don't recognize the handwriting.
3. Colored lights on the tree/house or white? Colored lights on the tree, white lights outside. I love the people that go absolutely nuts with the lights, but I don't think I would have the patience to hang all of those lights.
4. Do you hang mistletoe? No, we do not. But maybe I should find me some mistletoe panties.
5. When do you put your decorations up? I put out my holiday themed plates-
Nikko's Winter Wonderland the Day after Thanksgiving and we decorate the house the weekend after Thanksgiving. We get the tree about 10-14 days before Christmas. We usually get the tree from a local lot that sells for charity (Scouts, Lions) but some friends gave me some leads on some places in PA where we can cut down our own tree.
6. What is your favorite holiday dish (excluding dessert)? Growing up in an Italian family, I loved the feast of the seven fishes on Christmas Eve. However, now that I live with people who don't really enjoy fish we don't do that. I usually make lasagna for Christmas dinner and grilled cheese sandwiches with pepperoni bread for lunch. Now that Hubman and I are trying to live the low carb life, both of these are a big treat.
7. Favorite holiday memory as a child? Growing up my mom hosted Christmas and everyone came to our house. This continued through high school and college, and I always loved how she welcomed my friends over for the extended dinner. Since the bulk of my friends were jewish, they enjoyed coming over for some baked ziti and chicken marsalla for dinner. For me that welcoming spirit is what Christmas is all about.
8. When and how did you learn the truth about Santa? I learned late (12) when a friend of mind was incredulous that I still believed. However I do believe in Santa as part of the spirit of Christmas.
9. Do you open gifts on Christmas Eve? Hubman and I have developed a tradition of exchanging 'naughty Santa' gifts on Christmas Eve. Thankfully last year I could not make up my mind between two items, so I saved one for this year. This is a good thing, since I do not know where the naughty store is around here.
10. What kind of cookies does Santa get set out for him? I'm thinking he will get fudge crinkles and peanut butter cookies with the Hershey Kisses in them.
11. Snow! Love it or dread it? I used to love it, but like birthday parties, candy binges and wearing lots of pink, glittery clothes, snow is for children.
12. Can you ice skate? I can. I can go forwards, backwards, fast and do spins. Its one of the few sports where I am more skilled than Hubman.
13. Do you remember your favorite gift? When I was six I got the Barbie Dream House with the elevator you would pull with a string.
More recently? Last year Hubman and the kids bought me a beautiful necklace with a red heart with matching earrings.
14. What's the most important thing about the holidays for you? Spending time with my family. Hopefully seeing three delighted faces.
15. What is your favorite holiday dessert? I'm a slut for the cookies, even though they are easy to binge on.
16. What is your favorite holiday tradition? I love our pajama day Christmas. The kids get holiday themed pj's which they wear Christmas Eve, and all day Christmas day. Hubman and I wear holiday pajamas too. Then we hang around the house all day and watch movies and enjoy the gifts and each other.
17. What tops your tree? An angel, placed each year by Princess Persistent
18. What do you prefer… giving or receiving? I love the giving part. There is no better feeling than seeing the look on someone's face when you got them a present that they really like. I am also a big fan of getting toys for toy drives and adopting a family.
19. What is your favorite Christmas carol? In church I love to sing Angels We Have Heard on High. I also love Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, and I am partial to Martina McBride's Version.
20. Candy canes… yuck or yum? Yummy!
21. Have you ever recycled a Christmas present? No, but I have returned things.
22. Favorite Christmas movie? Miracle on 34th Street. (The 1994 Version)
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UNM Hospitals has encrypted all laptops with McAfee MEE FDE. So I have a number of other units in the HSC.
Just upgraded to McAfee EPO and are looking forward to encrypting workstations with the autoboot component of the new
Cheers --grish
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April 4, 1968
I think I was 15 in 1968. Life was good. One of my best friends, Cecilia, had just gotten her driver's license and her dad drove a big ole black Buick. He also allowed Cecilia to drive the big ole black Buick.
Sometimes, after school, Cecilia and I would get in her dad's Buick and "cruise" around Memphis. It seems now that she could always think of some errand she needed to run for her mom, dad or even her older sister.
If you're 15 and your best friend has a driver's license, you basically have no worries at all. The news certainly doesn't affect you at all. Not even bad news.
Cecilia and I went to school at Humes High School. That first week of April the news did begin to affect us -- during the garbage riots the principal called us all into the auditorium (the same auditorium where Elvis began his career) and told us to wait there until our parents came for us.
That afternoon, Cecilia and I "borrowed" her dad's Buick and drove to the edge of downtown Memphis -- just to see what was going on. Sometimes, at 15, you're kinda stupid.
We saw Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that afternoon. He was being rapidly escorted out of the area, as the riots had become very violent again (did I mention that Cecilia and I were stupid?).
We didn't have school the next day, which just happened to be April 4. I was at another friend's house when the news broke that Dr. King had been shot. Sarah's mother told me to hurry home and stay inside.
When I went in, my mother was watching the news. She was crying. I seldom ever saw my mother cry. She cried when both the Kennedys were shot also.
Friday is the 40th anniversary of Dr. King's assassination. I watched his son and daughter on the "Today Show" Monday. The nation lost an important figure April 4. King's son and daughter lost something much more important. They lost their father.
An Irish rock band, U2, wrote a song about Dr. King. I "borrowed" the lyrics off the Internet.
I thought my mother was silly for crying that day. Forty years later, I know better.
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Kiran Chetry: Welcome back to the Most News in the Morning. President Obama is getting ready to push his healthcare reform plan in prime time tonight. He's hoping to win over the American people as well as members of Congress who are skeptical about the plan. Congressman Ron Paul who has been a very vocal critic and he's with us this morning from Washington. Congressman Paul, it's always great to have you with us.
Ron Paul: Thank you.
Kiran Chetry: I wish to point out that you're a physician as well and I'm sure that you have a lot of thoughts on this issue as we debate healthcare and you oppose President Obama's reform plan. You favor giving Americans control of their healthcare, but does it all just boil down to two different philosophies about who should get healthcare coverage? Do you believe that not everyone can expect free or low-cost healthcare?
Ron Paul: Yeah, I think there's a lot to that, but I come from the viewpoint that the most important thing we do is preserve the doctor-patient relationship, which we do not. For the past 30 years or so, we've had a lot of government involved. We have veteran's care. We have Medicare. We have Medicaid and we also have a lot of people getting private insurance and the people who have private insurance, they are not all that unhappy.
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