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The secret of love is seeking variety in your life together, and never letting routine chords dull the melody of your romance.unknown
To market the product is challenging, so let's put it in a place where our demographic comes on a routine basis.Bob Harkins
The growing tip is a small proportion of mankind. They will carry on. As a matter of fact, that is what is happening with the whole humanistic synthesis now; the groundbreaking is done by a few people, and most of the stuff is just routine or mediocrAbraham Maslow
To the extent that the judicial profession becomes the daily routine of deciding cases on the most secure precedents and the narrowest grounds available, the judicial mind atrophies and its perspective shrinks.Irving R. Kaufman
A very slight change in our habits is sufficient to destroy our sense of our daily reality, and the reality of the world about us; the moment we pass out of our habits we lose all sense of permanency and routineGeorge Moore
Most of life is routine dull and grubby, but routine is the momentum that keeps a man going. If you wait for inspiration youll be standing on the corner after the parade is a mile down the street.Ben Nicholas
Universities are of course hostile to geniuses, which, seeing and using ways of their own, discredit the routine: as churches and monasteries persecute youthful saints.Ralph Waldo Emerson
Alcohol is like love. The first kiss is magic, the second is intimate, the third is routine. After that you take the girl's clothes off.Raymond Chandler
Without the element of uncertainty, the bringing off of even, the greatest business triumph would be dull, routine, and eminently unsatisfying. J.Paul Getty
Routine is not organization, any more than paralysis is order.Arthur Helps
For all our conceits about being the center of the universe, we live in a routine planet of a humdrum star stuck away in an obscure corner ... on an unexceptional galaxy which is one of about 100 billion galaxies. ... That is the fundamental fact of the universe we inhabit, and it is very good for us to understand that.Carl Sagan
Most of life is routine - dull and grubby, but routine is the momentum that keeps a man going. If you wait for inspiration you'll be standing on the corner after the parade is a mile down the street.Ben Nicholas
Manners are the happy way of doing things; each once a stroke of genius or of love --now repeated and hardened into usage. They form at last a rich varnish, with which the routine of life is washed, and its details adorned. If they are superficial, so are the dewdrops which give such depth to the morning meadows.Ralph Waldo Emerson
I have been desperate to escape for so many years now, it is routine for me to try to escape.Unknown
It was absolutely a routine flight for a routine activity. The weather was fit for flying,Ahmed Khan
It is true that for us art is not an end in itself, we have lost too many of our illusions for that. Art is for us an occasion for social criticism, and for real understanding of the age we live in...Dada was not a school of artists, but an alarm signal against declining values, routine and speculations, a desperate appeal, on behalf of all forms of art, for a creative basis on which to build a new and universal consciousness of art.Hugo Ball
I keep wondering if, say, there is intelligent life on other planets, the scientists argue that something like two percent of the other planets have the conditions, the physical conditions, to support life in the way it happened here, did Christ visit each and every planet, go through the same routine, the Agony in the Garden, the Crucifixion, and so on...Donald Barthelme
There were five children. In the late thirties my father built a house for us, something not too dissimilar to Miess Tugendhat house. It was wonderful to live in but strange to see on the Texas prairie. On Sundays people used to park their cars out on the street and stare. We had a routine, the family, on Sundays. We used to get up from Sunday dinner, if enough cars had parked, and run out in front of the house in a sort of chorus line, doing high kicks.Donald Barthelme


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Paul Pierce could come off bench in season opener against New York Knicks
Paul Pierce (bruised heel) is still questionable for Sunday's game against the New York Knicks. If he does play, Doc Rivers said it could be as a substitute. (ESPN Boston)
"We didn't even ask him to [participate in practice]," said Rivers. "We won't ask him to do anything until Saturday, so we'll see what he can do. Then if he can play, we may play him. If he can play, we'll play him, but we won't press him — we may not even start him. We don't know anything on that until Saturday."
What does Rivers need to see on Saturday?
"If [team trainer] Eddie [Lacerte] says he can play, he can play," said Rivers. "He won't know any plays, but I do know when he shoots the ball, they go in. So that's good. Really, Paul knows what we do for the most part. And if Eddie gives him clearance, he's giving him clearance because he thinks he can play."
I would love to hear the conversation if Rivers tells Pierce he's coming off the bench.
"Paul, I know you're healthy enough to play, but we're going to use you off the bench."
"So who's starting?"
"Um, Sasha Pavlovic."
I imagine mountains of laughter would ensue.
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Start Marquis Daniels and leave Pavlovic on the bench. Actually, I've been advocating for RA to come off the bench as the Sixth Man providing instant offense and that should be tried at some point durning the season. Same for PP. Could save on wear and tear and help develop the youngsters. Except that's not in Doc's DNA. Go Cs…
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Making the most with less
Andi Esposito, former business editor of the Telegram & Gazette in Worcester, Mass., talks about making the most of your resources, changes in the digital age and crafting coverage that speaks to readers in Central Massachusetts. Esposito told us about how essential it is to use every piece of the carcass even before the latest recession and thinning out of news staffs. She has since been named managing editor of local news.
1. How big is your staff and how do you make the best use of your resources to provide quality coverage?
I have three full-time business reporters-each a veteran in the newspaper industry-and a full-time copy editor who lays out the daily business section. We also use AP and Bloomberg copy and services. Because of its reach into news about our local, publicly-traded companies, we consider the Bloomberg terminal the equivalent of a half-time reporter. We cover more than 80 communities in a broad geographic swath of Central Massachusetts from Connecticut to the New Hampshire border. Worcester is about 45 miles from Boston, but our market does not include the Boston area. I deploy my staff according to the relative importance of the economic sectors they cover. But whenever I consider where, when and why to send them, I must affirm that their reporting will support our mission of covering local business news and people.
2. Are there any unique business beats in the area that you emphasize in order to give a distinct Worcester feel to the section?
The life sciences-and work related to this discipline, such as drug development and the medical device industry-stands out as a unique and important beat in our area, primarily because of its promise for the future (research and capital investment, entrepreneurial activity, new jobs, a heightened political profile for the city. We are home to Nobel Prize winner Dr. Craig Mello and more recently have learned that Worcester will be the location of a government-supported stem cell research institute. I would suggest, too, that our traditional manufacturing base is also unique in its ability to have survived and prospered because of its transformation into knowledge-based enterprises–idea-generating factories. We are also economically diverse with other important employment sectors in financial and business services, education, energy and technology, and we are home to really bright people with ideas that they have shown a strong willingness, historically, to patent and turn into businesses.
3. What types of business stories seem to resonate most with your readers?
Readers want to know more about the local businesses they work for, sell to, buy from and hold stock in. So, much of our coverage does focus on these companies, including a special section we published a year ago that examined the economic clout of the nearly 30 public companies with headquarters in Central Massachusetts. We also have a plethora of private, family businesses that are truly job-generating engines and important supporters of the region's human fabric. But as the newspaper industry changes, as newspaper circulation declines and we all wrestle with what readers want and have the time and desire to seek, what we cover also will change. We know we have carried fewer consumer business stories than we probably should be offering. We know people are looking for advice. We know they have competing sources of information at hand and less time to seek information from those many sources. One thing we hope to pursue this year are the story possibilities that may unfold by going down the "Newspaper Next" path and by trying to learn how business news fits into the readers' "jobs to be done." (more on Newspaper Next)
4. How have you seen business and business coverage change? And how is the Web affecting what you do?
I have been business editor at the Telegram & Gazette since about 1985, and so, yes, I have seen coverage change. We have fewer business news staff members and a smaller news hole. We used to carry a full section of stock, mutual and money market funds. Those offerings have been trimmed radically. Our writing, I believe, has become much better, stronger and more appealing to the traditional business reader. Yet at the same time I believe we have successfully wooed the general reader with some unique offerings, such as a series we did called "Men Not Working" and our "On the Job" feature. It's a weekly Q&A with a regular person–not a CEO–about his or her job. We've had this feature for nearly three years, and people consistently tell us how much they like it. We post breaking business news on our Web site, telegram.com, and for years have sent an electronic newsletter, Business@Noon, to subscribers Monday through Friday. It's also posted on our Web site. It is likely we will offer more coverage on the Web, but whether this will mirror our print reports or be something entirely different must be explored.
5. What advice would you give to other business editors?
Don't be afraid to try new approaches, new ideas for coverage (both subject matter and medium). Change doesn't have to be perfect the first time. Newspapers are great product vehicles because they are "new" everyday. If something doesn't work, we can abandon it or do it differently. For those who lead their sections, try to stay enthusiastic, upbeat and creative amid tough times and often depressing industry news. Make sure your staff stays focused on the mission, but give them the tools to do their jobs. That means being creative about development opportunities (try to tap into everything that is free or inexpensive and the Donald W. Reynolds National Center has been particularly helpful in this arena). Be demanding and set high standards for yourself and others, but don't forget praise and a kind word when they are deserved. Finally, we've got to learn more about our consumers and how we can serve them better: That is the biggest challenge ahead. If we don't get that right, we won't have a second chance.
Two years on, we asked Esposito this follow-up question:
6. What is the biggest change (staffing, space in the paper, moving your section online or anything else) to the way you cover business since we talked last?
Since we last talked, I have become managing editor and we no longer have a business editor. Business news coverage has transitioned to "Money," which is supposed to be more consumer-oriented than what we used to do. We still wrestle with what that means to daily reporting and writing. Additionally, we have two business reporters now instead of three, but they also have general news reporting responsibilities. At the same time, we have tried to encourage more GA reporters to tackle business stories. That has been challenging but has yielded some interesting angles. Finally, our pull-out, standalone Business section has disappeared. Our new Money section is part of the local news section, though luckily we have retained two full pages of Money coverage and color capability for centerpiece stories, typically local Money features. Given the difficult environment, I am encouraged that we do cover the key sectors of our local economy and that our skilled former business reporters use their talents well in other reporting sectors while still contributing to smaller-scale business coverage. Our readers still benefit!


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DPR CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES COMMITMENT TO NONPROFIT FOR SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR: The DPR Foundation Donates $40,000 To Support The Brookhaven Boys & Girls Club's Power Hour Tutorial Program
- Friday, December 18th, 2009
On Wednesday, December 16, the DPR Foundation, the charitable arm of national technical builder DPR Construction, upheld its commitment to Atlanta-area youth with its continued support of the Brookhaven Boys & Girls Club – part of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta (BGCMA) – by donating $40,000 to the Club's Power Hour program for the second year in a row.
The DPR Foundation, established by DPR Construction in 2008, is committed to helping disadvantaged children within the community by building lasting relationships with youth-focus organizations such as the Boys & Girls Club. The Foundation is a company-wide outreach program to help children who fall short of their potential due to socio-economic challenges.
"We are extremely proud to have been able to contribute to the Boys & Girls Club for the second year in a row," said Andy Andres, DPR Atlanta regional manager. "The Power Hour program presents an extraordinary educational opportunity to these young children, and we at DPR are grateful to be able to empower our local youth in any way possible."
This donation supports the Power Hour program, which is a comprehensive homework help and tutoring program for all members, ages 6 to 18. Power Hour provides members with the daily support, resources and guidance they need to complete their schoolwork and maintain a sense of educational confidence and ability. Power Hour members also gain Power Points as they complete homework and bonus activities that they use to obtain Power Rewards –various small prizes, participation in field trips, and other incentives for doing well in school.
"We've made a real commitment to these children, not just a monetary donation," said Steve Bartkowski, DPR business development manager and former Atlanta Falcons quarterback. "In this past year, we have had the opportunity to work with kids from the Boys & Girls Club, and it has been a truly enriching experience for all who were involved. We can't wait to see how this relationship grows in the coming years."
The DPR Foundation made its first $40,000 donation to the Brookhaven Boys & Girls Club in winter 2008 and committed to volunteer regularly with the Power Hour program to help tutor and mentor local children at the Brookhaven branch. Throughout 2009, DPR employees tutored children and helped them with homework during the Power Hour study session, as well as raised an additional $10,000 for the Brookhaven branch at the fourth annual DPR golf tournament in October.
About DPR Construction
DPR Construction (www.dpr.com) is a forward-thinking national general contractor and construction manager specializing in technically complex and sustainable projects for the advanced technology, life sciences, healthcare and corporate office markets. Founded in 1990, DPR has grown to more than $1.8 billion in annual revenue, making it one of the largest general contractors in the nation and a "great" story of entrepreneurial success. The privately held, employee-owned company serves customers nationwide and has built projects—both large and small–for such world-class companies as Apple, Bayer, Digital Realty Trust, Genentech, HCA, Kaiser Permanente, Oracle, Pixar, Rockwell International, Sun Microsystems and Sutter Health.
The DPR Foundation (www.dprfoundation.org) is a 501 (c)(3) organization focused on helping socio-economically disadvantaged children, grades K-12, within the communities in which DPR has established operations. In two years, the DPR Foundation has awarded a total of $425,000 to 10 supported organizations across the country.
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African Cup of Nations | Never-ending power supply
Posted By John Turnbull On 30 January 2006 @ 22:07 In Africa,Regions | 1 Comment
[1]Conakry, Guinea | With its 3–0 defeat of Tunisia today in the African Cup of Nations, Guinea advances to the final eight as the undefeated winner of Group C. During this surprising run of supremacy, the state-operated power concern, Guinea Electricity, has discovered the importance of maintaining the power grid [1].
Following Guinea's first-round defeat of South Africa, one man died in Matam as the result of rioting precipitated by power failures during the match. The company assured customers that power would be sustained during subsequent encounters and for two hours afterward.
Many homes in Conakry, according to the UN Integrated Regional Information Networks, lack access to electricity mains, requiring ad hoc connections, with residents "lash[ing] cables to power lines to light their homes and small businesses for free." Passions prompted the Conakry governor, Sory Bioubate, to ask supporters to tone down celebrations before the next match against Zambia, with some reports of looting: "We hope that our national team will win the 2006 African Nations' Cup, but that is not to say that we must kill each other."
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#1 Comment By Brian On 9 March 2006 @ 20:09
Having lived in Guinea myself, I can tell you that electricity is indeed spotty, even in the capital Conakry, despite the country's huge hydroelectric potential.
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We need Calley. He has done a great job and I agree with the last three comments. Hard to believe when he has the most knowledge about the government process. If we had anyone different we would still be in the same rut we were in 3 or 4 years ago. Its people like these tea party people and certain republican groups that we don't need. They have to find fault with everything and everyone. If we continue to fight amongst ourselves like this instead of getting behind our officials then the liberals will steal these places right out from under us and it will be all our own fault. This is what is wrong with our whole side of politics. And it doesn't have anything to do with "saving our parties" from horrible officials and what we don't know they do...I think we all truly know what they do and can tell who is genuine and who is not. That is how we decipher between people we hire, right? If we didn't like them we didn't vote for them its done all we can do is either fight which will cause strife and probability of losing the seat or we can get behind as much as we can personally. I am not talking about liberal officials or officials who have done something wrong or illegal but Calley hasn't done anything wrong and I bet you anyone else couldn't be doing a better job considering the pressure, false accusations, strife, ect. The problem isn't with Calley, its not just the liberals, its here in the little parties where we just continue to fight amongst ourselves instead of accomplishing things and fighting the liberals. If we would fight the liberals as much as we do in our own parties I think we would see a huge difference. So sad!
The republican party has lost its identity and it is dying a slow death. When republicans can't see that there are significant differences between them and the liberals on the other side of the aisle it's time to close up shop. There seems to be a consensus that they/we will do better in the next election; that we shouldn't rock the boat; that things are getting better; and that we should just ignore the liberal agenda of our own party.
The truth is "the people" don't have a voice anymore -- its the lobbyists and special interests with all their money and influence that have our legislators' ears. The average voter can't compete with their power and influence and that's why the Tea Party was started.
We are made out to be the fringe wackos who are trying to ruin our state and country. The truth is we are trying to restore responsibility and accountability in government. Is it wrong to believe in the constitution, and that elected officials should be accountable to upholding their oath of office?
As far as the poll and the question that was posed are concerned the convention rules of the republican party allow for the duly elected delegates to the convention to select the governor's running mate unless the state party decides to change the rules before then. In my opinion that's what free speech and an open political process are all about.
What the Tea Party is saying by potentially having a "conservative" replacement for Calley is that Governor Snyder is the real issue and there isn't anyone who is willing to take him on in the 2014 primary.
In the end the Republican Party needs to restore its core principles!
This is the kind of thing that is destroying our party. Deal with the few things you don't like about our executives and get behind them or we're going to end up with another set of Dems in the capital!
Our Gov & Lt Gov have done a great job for MI, our state has improved so much in less than a full term from where Granholm had taken this state. I may have disagreements on a few issues with the Rep team, but this attitude of thinking any elected official is going to agree with us 100% of the time is what hurts us in elections. If the tea party or a group of republicans make an effort to tear up this team, we will likely see a democrat in both of these positions at the next election. Instead of tearing apart an effective team, why not put the energy & resources into reelecting them & help them in a constructive positive way to get the things we need done. This negative action also discourages other people from being involved. As a business owner, I have seen almost every business I represent begin to prosper again, which means more jobs, & a healthier state. This campaign needs to be squelched by every local Rep party in our state! Our leaders of our local parties need to help our party elected officials not tear them down! I would certainly expect the Clinton County Republican Party to stand behind our elected officials including Lt Gov Calley.
What Calley brought to the table is knowledge about the legislature and the legislative process. Hard to imagine that Snyder, who has no prior government experience, would be willing to give that up.


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I made this dress about 2 weeks ago, but had no time to post it :)) So…it's made of soft jade chiffon, with embroidered ''collar'' in front and another small decoration at the back.
I had in mind something you could wear at a beach party, or at a summer wedding… I used cotton lining-my favorite for the hot weather- and I didn't let it as wide as the chiffon, as it would've looked too ''bag-y''. I made the lining a bit on the body and it actually gave a more interesting see-through effect.
I made symmetrical pleats in front, below the ''collar'' and gathered the chiffon at the back. The zip is on the side.
I found the embroideries at a vintage shop, while looking for inspiring items :))
I used the Burda pattern called Smocked Maxi-Dress 02/2013 #104, but made few changes.
Thanks for watching!
Mar 12, 2014, 07.33 AMby maggiemc
I love the colour!
Mar 12, 2014, 07.33 AMby maggiemc
I love the colour!
Aug 19, 2013, 12.44 AMby ishitakapoor
i cant find the pattern..may be due to some technical error..pls paste the link in a comment
Aug 19, 2013, 06.10 PMby Cristina Staicu
Aug 18, 2013, 12.05 AMby Fantasywriter
I'm inspired by this piece. The color, fabric, shape—everything—is perfect.
Aug 18, 2013, 04.00 PMby Cristina Staicu
Thank you, I really like this color too :)
Aug 16, 2013, 04.52 PMby nishavinod2009
its beautiful!
Aug 18, 2013, 03.59 PMby Cristina Staicu
Thank you :)
Aug 16, 2013, 04.06 PMby liliv-1
It's wonderful!!
Thank you :)
Aug 16, 2013, 03.54 PMby dayocouture
Really nice…
Thank you:)
Aug 15, 2013, 02.36 PMby Meredith Bergin
beautiful dress!
Thank you :)
Aug 15, 2013, 10.23 AMby Trudy McGrath
Simply beautiful…the color is amazing, I love it's simple/elegant style, well done Lady!
Aug 15, 2013, 12.02 PMby Cristina Staicu
Thank you very much :) I'm really happy it was project of the week !
Aug 15, 2013, 05.19 AMby nadia r
def a high end lookin' dress, a real looker lol!
Aug 15, 2013, 12.03 PMby Cristina Staicu
Thank you very much! I might try it on other colors in the future.
Aug 14, 2013, 11.18 PMby purplegoat
Its beautiful. Looks like a dress you'd pay hundreds of dollars for!
Aug 15, 2013, 12.03 PMby Cristina Staicu
Thank you very much!
Aug 14, 2013, 10.24 PMby Mariele
Fabulous dress. I love the colour and the collar. You will look like a princess – shame for the bride.
Aug 15, 2013, 12.04 PMby Cristina Staicu
:)) thank you for your comments!
Aug 14, 2013, 08.45 PMby cur-jargon
Aug 15, 2013, 12.04 PMby Cristina Staicu
Thank you very much :)
Aug 14, 2013, 06.37 PMby GeorgieT74
Wow, breathtakingly beautiful.
Aug 15, 2013, 12.05 PMby Cristina Staicu
Thank you so much!
Aug 14, 2013, 05.10 PMby turtlegirl00
so gorgeous!!! fabulous find on the "collar"!! :)
Aug 15, 2013, 12.06 PMby Cristina Staicu
I was lucky to find it matching for the fabric :)) thank you!
Aug 14, 2013, 08.19 AMby Byanka Ayala
Love you're dress and detail of the collar!
Aug 15, 2013, 12.06 PMby Cristina Staicu
Thank you xx
Aug 13, 2013, 10.19 AMby Cristina Staicu
Thank you very much :)
Aug 13, 2013, 08.56 AMby Sunshine-
wow,wow…It's so beautiful….
Aug 13, 2013, 07.41 AMby Mary Athey
gorgeous dress, the colours lovely and the embellishment pieces are fabulous x
Aug 13, 2013, 10.22 AMby Cristina Staicu
Thank you dear Mary :) I was lucky to find the embellishments, diffinetely will go each time I have the time and maybe find other "treasures" xx
Aug 13, 2013, 05.04 AMby rita61
Aug 13, 2013, 04.15 AMby slmnstyle
Simply beautiful! It looks like a dream to wear and couture-worthy. Fantastic job and a wonderful vision!
Aug 13, 2013, 10.24 AMby Cristina Staicu
Thank you very much! I had a vision of a water fairy when I took the color of the fabric :) xx
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Palo Alto SC
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The mission of Palo Alto Soccer Club is to enable children of all ages to play competitive soccer at the highest level that they have the desire and ability to achieve, in a safe and positive environment.
Palo Alto Soccer Club is a competitive soccer club with 40 teams ranging in age from U8 to U18, which participate year round in leagues including CCSL (organized under CYSA and USYSA) and Norcal Premier (organized under US Club Soccer). Several of our highest level teams will compete in the Norcal Regional Academy League. Across the club, the level of play varies from highly competitive to less competitive. All teams are coached by professional coaches and are led by a full-time Directorate of Coaching. The club infrastructure is run almost exclusively by volunteers.
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About the LiveUpdate patch for Symantec Advisory SYM-12-017
|Created: 2012-11-27
|Updated: 2012-11-29
|Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH200168
This document contains instructions and answers to frequently asked questions about the LiveUpdate patch to resolve the problems described in SYM12-017 Symantec Legacy Decomposer CAB File Issues.
On Wednesday, November 28th, 2012, Symantec published content through LiveUpdate that updates the Decomposer engine for Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) 11.x and 12.0 Small Business Edition. This content updates SEP clients to Decomposer 1.2.8.
Note: SEP 12.1.0 and newer products will not download this content. This applies to both clients and managers.
- The update replaces the Dec_ABI.dll and the Dec3.cfg files with updated versions.
- If the files are in use (such as during a scan), the Dec_ABI.dll and the Dec3.cfg file are marked for replacement, and the new files are stored in the SEP install directory until they can be replaced when the computer restarts.
- A registry value is created to note that a restart is required.
The update replaces the following files:
- Dec_ABI.dll
- Dec3.cfg
The new Dec_ABI.dll version is 184.108.40.206.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the size of this content update?
A: The content package is 860KB.
Q: Will this be downloaded with virus definitions?
A: No, this is a separate package. It will not be added to an existing virus definition update.
Q: How can I ensure that LiveUpdate Administrator is configured to download this update?
A: Under the Symantec Endpoint Protection details, ensure that the Decomposer content is selected.
To ensure that the Decomposer content is selected
In LiveUpdate Administrator, click Download & Distribute > Schedules.
Select the download schedule for Symantec Endpoint Protection content, and click Edit.
Note: If a download schedule for Symantec Endpoint Protection content does not already exist, it must be created.
Under Select Products, select Symantec Endpoint Protection v11.0 for your language, and click Add.
Expand Symantec Endpoint Protection v11.0 > Product Updates, and check the following items:
Decomposer 1.0.0
SESM Decomposer_lumetadata 11.0
SESM Decomposer 11.0
Click Add > OK.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the distribution schedule for Symantec Endpoint Protection content.
Q: Will this content be distributed from a Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager (SEPM) or Group Update Provider (GUP)?
A: Any 11.x or 12.0 SEPM will download the Decomposer update and distribute it to clients as configured. Also, any SEP 11.x GUP configured to pull content from an 11.x SEPM will download the content and distribute it to the 11.x clients as configured.
Q: Will SEP 12.1 clients or SEPMs download this content?
A: SEP 12.1 clients and managers will not download this content. They do not include the Decomposer content in their product libraries to download it, and are not affected by the problem that the update solves.
Q: If I am using a 12.1 SEPM, how can I get the updates to my SEP 11.x clients?
A: SEP 11.x clients can be configured to point to a Symantec LiveUpdate server or an internal LiveUpdate Administrator server temporarily in order to download the content. As an alternative, clients running SEP 11.0.5 to 11.0 RU7 MP3 may use the Decomposer Update Tool that is described in SYM12-017 Symantec Legacy Decomposer CAB File Issues.
Q: When does the client start using the new Decomposer?
A: The client starts using the new Decomposer when the RTVScan service restarts with the new files in place. If the files were not replaced because they were in use when LiveUpdate ran, the computer must be restarted to replace them for the client to use the new Decomposer. If the files were successfully replaced, the RTVScan service can be stopped and started manually without restarting the computer. LiveUpdate does not restart the service or reboot the computer automatically.
Q: How can I determine if a client requires a reboot?
A: If the files were not replaced when LiveUpdate ran, a client registry path is set under HKLM\Software\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection\SMC\Patch: DecUpdateRebootRequired.
Q: I have already used one of the mitigation techniques provided in the Symantec Advisory. How will my client be updated?
A: The client will still download this content. In the event that the Dec3.cfg file has been edited, the LiveUpdate content replaces the existing .cfg file with a new one so that .cab file scanning is re-enabled. If the Decomposer Update tool has been run, the client will update the version of Decomposer, but the fixes are the same.
Q: What is the difference between the version of Decomposer in the Symantec Update tool and the version included in the LiveUpdate package?
A: Only the version number is different. In order to address the LiveUpdate packaging, the version of Decomposer was incremented to 22.214.171.124, while the Update tool includes 184.108.40.206. However, the same fixes are in both versions. There are no functional code differences.
Q: How can the version of Decomposer be verified on the client?
A: In the SEP client interface, under Help > Troubleshooting > Versions, Decomposer appears as 1.2.8 after the LiveUpdate.
Note: Due to a defect in the product, this version does not update in versions prior to RU5, as the file version referenced is incorrect. This defect was fixed in RU5. An alternative location for all versions is the following registry value:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Symantec\Decomposer ABI: Version
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Symantec\Decomposer ABI: Version
Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH200168
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If you want to try a sophisticated restaurant on Sanibel Island in Florida, I would recommend the Mad Hatter Restaurant. It is a small building with limited seating (reservations are recommended) and overlooks the water. As with the name, it has an Alice in Wonderland theme when you get in, but it is nothing special. But what is special is that it overlooks the water and one side is all windows so everyone has a good view of the sun setting. Now that's a sight to see.
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On Wednesday morning, the NHL released a two-minute long video promoting the upcoming Winter Classic in Washington DC. The gravely narrator gets us excited for the Capitals match-up with the Blackhawks on January 1.
On Wednesday morning, the NHL released a two-minute long video promoting the upcoming Winter Classic in Washington DC. The gravely narrator gets us excited for the Capitals match-up with the Blackhawks on January 1.
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When the Washington Capitals traded Mathieu Perreault to the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday, we felt like a chapter in the Book of the Caps had come to a close: ridiculous, post-game celebrations.
We were wrong.
Horn Guy, Owen, and Matty P.
Ed. Note: Well, this stinks. Remember last year when Mathieu Perreault did all those celebrations? A couple fans came up with some super cool cutouts to partake in Perry Celly festivities. I wrote about it during the playoffs when the Caps were up
3-1 3-2 in the first round, but before we could post, Washington collapsed. A long summer ensued. We intended to finally publish this as the 2013-2014 season got started, but, guess what, Perreault got traded. Oops. Here it is anyway.
Mathieu Perreault is wild.
So are Caps fans.
In honor of Perreault's crazy post-game celebrations, Kat and her boyfriend Owen could often be spotted during last year's playoffs watching warmups from the front row, holding up a giant Matty P cardboard head, and waving around two gloves attached to popsicle sticks. Even for players accustomed to seeing things like the Brouwer Rangers (and their fanny packs) this provoked a second look for some Caps.
"Chimera was skating by, looked up, and he just broke out laughing," Owen told me outside Verizon Center in May.
"It's made Oleksy do a double take," Kat continued. "Matty P smirked and he actually tried to throw a puck at us. He didn't quite get it over."
"He gets an A for effort," Owen added.
It was mid-March and Karl Alzner was on the Internet. Like most twentysomethings, he looked up silly videos on YouTube to kill time. He stumbled across one from early last year — it was of Peter Dill, a basketball player for Seton Hall. Dill scored a single basket in his two years playing for the school, but he did get very excited when his team scored. Alzner played the clip for Mathieu Perreault.
"The guy would just go crazy, pretend he had Thor's Hammer and he'd be smashing the ground," Alzner told me Saturday afternoon. "Perry, I could just see his eyes, like 'this is awesome!'"
"We should do that after we win games," Perreault responded.
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Mathieu Perreault finally gives the people what they want: a playoff #PerryCelly. It's a short and sweet celebration, just like MP85. What. A. Win.
Happy playoffs, hockey people!
On this very special day, we're releasing a bunch of new shirts to the RMNB store– and we're sure you'll love at least one of them. If you're into Perreault's post-game celebrations, The Wagon, or meteors, we've got a shirt for you. And if you hate Pennsylvania (and who doesn't?), we've got you covered as well. Seven new shirts in all, in men's and women's cuts, all printed on the finest natural synthetic fabrics available.
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It's becoming a tradition — one that I truly enjoy. When the Caps win in overtime, Mathieu Perreault freaks out like a 5-year-old who has inhaled one of those giant pixie stick straws and starts flailing around erratically. Perry started the celebration thing after a shootout win over Winnipeg, and he did it again after the Caps beat the Islanders. When Eric Fehr scored in OT to give Washington a win in their final game of the regular season, Perreault delivered.
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For some this has been a long week. That's because of the fallout from RMNB Party 6. We're not even remotely sorry.
On Saturday night, RFD gave us the keys to their private back bar and 300+ of you cycled in to watch the Caps/Sharks game with us. It was magical. The Caps ended their 21-year losing streak in San Jose and about 150 of you jumped for joy in the wee hours of the morning with us when it happened. Seriously. The video is below. It was like a hockey mosh pit.
Along the way, we all made some new friends. Horn Guy and Goat cheered the team on. And I debuted the new Brouwer Rangers helmet I will wear at Verizon Center this Saturday.
Thanks to all of you who hung out with us. To those who didn't: tsk, tsk. You missed out.
You're not gonna be surprised which was RMNB's most popular story of 2013. Out of almost 1200 posts this year, the one that garnered the most attention was our blow-by-blow recap of the meteor strike in Evgeny Kuznetsov's hometown of Chelyabinsk, Russia, on Valentine's Day. It was a weird story, one that we had a peculiar perspective on, and as a result it went viral to a degree I doubt we'll ever see again.
But we wrote about a lot more than astrophysics this year, so let's take a real quick stroll in the wayback machine to check out the stories you guys loved the most. This should be fun. See if you can guess what's in the top five.
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The Washington Capitals are carrying three goaltenders right now. Why? Not sure. But with Philipp Grubauer earning another start tonight, Braden Holtby decided to take a shift or two on defense during this morning's practice.
I'm in love with this photo right now. I'd take Holtby over Urbom any day of the week.


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Moxtra, a provider of productivity and collaboration solutions for personal and business use, today announces the full version availability of its iOS app in 18 new languages. The Moxtra app is free of charge and is available on the Apple App Store.
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Stella, a new spot in the ever-growing Midtown section of OKC, is the perfect name for a restaurant that is distinctly feminine, intimate, romantic and trendy. Stella seems like a little boutique bistro you might find in New York City or Chicago. As such, it is a unique and much-welcomed to OKC's food scene.
I have been to Stella at night and also for lunch and happy hour. During the day time, the huge splash of windows create a cheery atmosphere suitable for interactions with friends and business associates. At night, however, the atmosphere is much more intimate and romantic, making it better for a date night than for simply hanging out with friends.
On a recent dinner visit, my husband and I sat in one of several two-top tables in the bar area. Though this was a well-traveled portion of the restaurant, the lighting and design helped to still encourage a romantic atmosphere. In fact, the lights were almost turned down too low to the point that it was hard to read the menu.
The first thing you notice when looking over the menu is the presence of local ingredients like J-M Farm mushrooms, local honey, and Prairie Thunder bread. This is a huge plus as far as I am concerned. They also had a changing, seasonal menu. I visited in the fall and the menu offered touches of fall flavors and a fall drink list specially tailored by their head bartender. Nice touch. My husband had a glass of Chianti ($7) from their extensive, though somewhat pricey, list. I had a pear bellini that was refreshing and easy to sip throughout the night.
The experience starts well with fresh (and local) bread accompanied by a plate of olive oil with fresh garlic cloves soaking in the bottom. Our waiter put our bread in the wood fire oven for a couple of minutes before bringing it to our table piping hot and perfectly crispy. Unfortunately, he didn't do that for the subsequent bread he brought to our table, which didn't live up to that first yummy batch.
We both started with soup — mine a butternut squash and his a white bean and bacon concoction (each $3.50 a cup). The butternut squash soup had a perfectly creamy texture and great flavor. It was topped with a drizzle of olive oil and some fresh ground pepper at the table, which added just enough of a kick. It was warm and a good portion. The white bean and bacon however was a little bland for me, with not nearly enough bacon flavor, in my opinion.
My husband decided to go with the risotto of the day, which that day was a pancetta and red pepper blend. It had nice chunks of pancetta and was adequately creamy, but I have to say I have had better risottos. I love that they have a daily rotating option though, and will definitely be trying a different one again. My husband, who isn't really one for flowerly words, said it "was pretty good," so take that for what it's worth.
With the wood-burning oven sitting right in front of our table at the bar, I couldn't resist going with the Italian sausage, red onion, fresh mozzarella and arugula pizza ($13). It came out straight from the oven, with a cracker-thin crust. I found the amount of arugula to be a bit much on the pizza, so I picked some of it off. But what was left was absolutely delicious. Our waiter sprinkled freshly ground parmesan on top and the Italian sausage had a great seasoning and was well ground for pizza slices. Overall, I think the pizza is the star here.
We ended the evening with a piece of tiramisu ($8), my husband's favorite. It was a twist on the original with a citrus cream flavor that I found interesting but my husband was not fond of. The piece was big and seemed freshly-made and gave a unique spin on this well-loved standard.
Throughout the meal, our waiter was adequately attentive, but mostly left us alone, which fit with the romantic/intimate atmosphere.
Overall, Stella is a much-needed, high-style addition to the Midtown area. The food is pricey (our total bill was $68 including tip), but it is fresh, local and diverse. Plus, the atmosphere definitely encourages an intimate experience at night while capturing a more casual vibe during the day. I think it will definitely become part of our rotation.
Have you tried Stella, either at night or during the day? Tell us what you think in the comments below.
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Cult of Nobody says:
November 20th, 2010 at 8:21 am
Hmmm…. Sounds like a good place for Valentines and it's a place to have italian that doesn't have the initials OG in it's name.
You don't happen to know if they use Open Table do you?
AML says:
November 20th, 2010 at 9:22 am
Yes, they do use Open Table…….ate dinner there last night and highly recommend. The pizza with the fennel is by far my favorite!
Cult of Nobody says:
November 20th, 2010 at 2:49 pm
Awesome…… And I love fennel. That pizza sounds right up my alley.
Gillian Lang says:
November 22nd, 2010 at 8:54 am
We ate lunch at Stella shortly after it opened. The food was wonderful, I had the goat cheese and lentil salad and my hubby had pizza. We split dessert which was a blueberry polenta cake and I would rank it one of my top 5 desserts. I loved the decor and ambiance, hubby was feeling there was a little too much estrogen as it is was mostly women eating there that day! Price wise yes it is a little steep, especially the dessert. It is a great destination for a special meal.
molly says:
November 23rd, 2010 at 7:11 am
oh man, i love this place. it's such a gem in the city, and the whole menu was appetizing to me. when i went for dinner, i had the bacon crusted salmon and it was phenomenal. unlike the soup, it was definitely NOT short on the bacon. my fiance had the penne pasta beef ragout and devoured it. we'll definitely be headed back soon.
Emily says:
November 23rd, 2010 at 5:03 pm
I tried the Pasta with Lemon Cream and seasonal vegetables and thought it was oily…however, the bread and garlic olice oil was the best part! My co-worker had the Roasted White Chicken Pizza and it was very good, if extremely rich tasting.
The price tag on the lunch meal wasn't as high as I expected, but the food there was just too oily and rich.
Brad Holt says:
November 23rd, 2010 at 9:52 pm
I'm still not much interested in trying Stella a second time. My only visit was during their first few weeks. The food wasn't memorable, but the service certainly was, and we've never been back. We were still waiting for our entrees a full hour after ordering. The owner offered an apology and a single dessert for three of us to share after we complained.
AJ Winters says:
November 24th, 2010 at 8:53 am
The pizza is the best thing about Stella. They now offer limo service to the thunder games and jave very good service.
I would like to see a bigger selection of apps as theirs is pretty limited. My biggest complaint is the wine list. It is very very overpriced 3x is fine over retail. But the 5x some of their wines are marked up is excessive.
Chelsea says:
November 28th, 2010 at 10:46 pm
I went to Stella with my boyfriend and will definitely not be going back. When we got there, there was only one other couple eating in the entire place, but we were seated at a table whose only view was the fire extinguisher. After more than 30 minutes, a waiter finally asked what we wanted to drink. It took another 10 minutes to get our waters and soft drinks. A few minutes later, some people were sat at the table next to us. After they ordered their drinks (which also took a long time) bread was delivered to their table. We eventually had to ask their waiter if we could have some bread since we had not seen our waiter again. We eventually were served bread, and 20 minutes later our waiter returned to tell us the specials of the day. However, he turned around and left before we could order. The table next to us seemed to be having a difficult time getting someone to take their order as well. Finally, our waiter returned and took our order. The table next to us also asked him to take their order.
When we got our food, we were highly disappointed. I ordered filet mignon (one of the daily specials) and my boyfriend ordered the bacon crusted salmon. The filet was so tough that I could hardly cut through it. It was flavorless and entirely disappointing. The salmon was worse. The bacon was so over cooked that it turned to black powder when my boyfriend tried to pick it off the salmon in hopes of salvaging the fish. The salmon was little over cooked, but that did not seem like such a big deal considering everything else. Also, the portion was extremely small.
After we were done eating, we waited another 20 minutes before our waiter returned to see how everything was. When we told him our meals were over cooked, he responded by saying, "Wow, that sucks" and walked off. When we saw another waiter, we asked them to bring us our check. We stopped for real food on the way home.
AJ says:
December 8th, 2010 at 10:02 am
I live within walking distance of Stella, so I was pretty excited to try it. It is expensive, and I think I will just stick with appetizers, drinks, and pizza from now on, though the two main courses that I have tried were very good. The bread and garlic olive oil is AMAZING. Our waiter had no idea what was going on, but it made for an entertaining evening. One thing I didn't like was the techno trance music, but that isn't too big of a deal.
Steve says:
December 28th, 2010 at 2:40 pm
This place is terrible.
Kim says:
January 25th, 2011 at 12:25 pm
I have no clue what you all are talking about. I went to Stella's my soup was cold, not even room temperature (it was aparagus, don't think it was supposed to be no matter what restaurant you go to). The food basically I had a veal pot roast. It was a pot roast! Come on people, you really think its all that great. If you are a drinker then fine! This is a wine bar, they specialize in wine, not food.
I went with a group of 10 people. We all had a variety of foods, from appetizers to desserts. The 'drinkers' enjoyed their wine which was easily refilled. Those of us that did not drink did not consider the food that 'wonderful.' And I have to say, none of us have returned!
Sadie says:
January 31st, 2011 at 3:12 pm
Went to Stella's with several people from the office at lunch. They were packed and it took a while for them to seat us. We immediately realized that there was no hope for a decent conversation, because the atmosphere was so loud we couldn't hear each other even when repeated. The bread with garlic infused Olive Oil was good, and so was the side salad I had. We were not very impressed with our waitress who had to be flagged down multiple time to get drink refills. Our order was taken fairly promptly, but it took a good 30 minutes or more to get our food. My pizza was wonderful! The thin cracker crust and the fresh mozzarella and basil made it very good. I really did like my pizza, but I'm not sure it would be worth the headache of going back again. Literally, we all left with headaches because of the noise level. I don't imagine I'll ever return, at least during lunch.
dianne says:
February 15th, 2011 at 10:01 am
Hey, we are all about a nice dinner and dont mind paying if the food and service are worth the price but Stella didn't do it for us….Four of us ate there for an evening dinner and our food was just "OK" and both of our tickets were almost $100 each…and only 2 glasses of wine are in that price….wont go back unfortunately!
Becky M says:
February 15th, 2011 at 11:04 am
The decor is nice and the night we were there the service was good. It's not what I would call hearty italian fare, it's more trendy stuff and so a bit on the pricey side. They bread from Prairie Thunder was very good. The food was good, but not "Oh wow, I gotta go back."
Brian Grider says:
February 15th, 2011 at 11:23 am
We gave it a shot a few months back, I honestly don't remember what I had, it wasn't too great, wasn't awful though. My wife on the other hand was about 7 months pregnant at the time and chose to get a steak, which was a mistake. After she ordered it she realized she should have gotten something simple. But, she ordered it well done, since she couldn't eat any red meat. Well, first time it came out, cut into it, literally looked like it was barely on the grill, it was incredibly pink. Sent it back. Second time, not much better, after the third shot it was much better. Waiter apologized, but nothing else other than that. Wasn't really expecting anything for free or anything, but they just didn't seem to apologizing for not knowing how to cook a well done steak. Haven't decided if we'll go back there or not. But we have been to 1492 next door a good 6 times since then. Which has never been a disappointment.
Josie says:
February 15th, 2011 at 3:15 pm
Probably the worst Italian meal we have ever had…there were three of us, and none of us had anything that was worth eating there again. Must have a lot of friends that have written about this place as it is not good.
Kpye says:
February 16th, 2011 at 3:51 pm
My husband and I have been to Stella on several occasions. The first time we shared the brushetta app. It was quite tasty, but would have liked more on the plate. We have always ordered the pizza. In fact, it is probably our favorite in town. He likes the cheese and I really like the tomato and basil. We really like that the pizza seems a bit healthier than other options and it tastes fresher with all of the fresh toppings. We were quite impressed that our waiter from our first visit always remembers us and goes out of his way to say hello. I don't think I've ever had that happen before. On our last visit we actually saw them wheeling the bread over from across the street. We will go back to Stella and often!
Susan says:
February 19th, 2011 at 1:36 pm
I've had dinner at Stella's and it was memorable in that I won't be having it there again. However, I like it for drinks and appetizers….their pizza is very good. My friends and I enjoy sitting at the bar for a drink or a glass of wine.. Their mixed drink menu is not your ordinary menu . It offers some great flavor combinations.
Anne says:
February 26th, 2011 at 8:40 am
We eat there all the time and most of our experiences have been great and we are treated like valued customers – but not always. The last few times we went there, we were tucked away in a corner of a vacant or nearly vacant room when (a) we had reservations and (b) there were at least 50% vacant tables. Worst, however, is that the last 2 times we ate there we were seated at the table closest to the very noisy dishwashing area. Nothing like the smell of chlorine to compliment your pizza! Upon complaining to the waitress, we never saw her again. We had to pour our own wine, were not offered dessert or coffee – she just brought the check. Now, to Stella's credit, they did offer to move us (which we declined because it is such a "to-do" and they did comp the food (without our request) – but they did not comp the wine, which we thought they should. We will probably go back but refuse to be seated at table #34 or in a vacant room.
Deb says:
June 12th, 2011 at 6:47 am
Hubby and I had a fabulous pre-game (Thunder) dinner at Stella based on a recommendation from our daughter who lives in OKC. We disagree with this reviewer who described it as feminine. Sleek, modern, lively, clean… yes. Feminine, no way. Our experience was delightful.
Jeff says:
May 2nd, 2014 at 12:01 am
Obviously Chelsea is not a real customer. Does she really think people are going to believer her stating that they sat in the restaurant for 30 minutes without getting any drinks when there was only 1 other table in the restaurant. This is obvious some other restaurant employee or owner trying to make a bad name for this restaurant. What an idiot!
And if she really did set in an empty restaurant for 30 minutes waiting for a drink – she really is an idiot!!
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And it was all Yellow
Here's some lovely lemony, neon yellows to satiate any citrus apetite.
I have tried buying and wearing as much of this colour as possible, but there's only so much yellow one can have in their wardrobe (is there?). A lot of people shy away from yellows but a neon yellow is actually very flattering on pretty much everyone.
You may have noticed that blogging has slowly declined on Good Morning Mr Magpie; I have recently taken on a new role as a personal stylist and have also been organizing fashion shows so time has been very limited. However, now the dust has settled there will be lots more time for blogging, clothes making and general Magpie shenanigans.....Watch this space and HAPPY SPRING XXX
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Clover Canyon came to our attention last season with their eclectic ensembles and ability to put the unexpected together and more than pull it off. This season they have outdone themselves and we are so excited we could squeel. Clover Canyon is designed and made in California. This collection goes back to the designers Irish roots which is evident with the tartan, stained glass windows and the rolling green hills.
We've selected our favorites from New York fashion week but recommend you check out the whole collection on style.com. The Good Morning Mr Magpie edit of the whole week to follow. Watch this space X
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Magpie picks: Pre-Fall Collections.
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INSPIRATION: The world is your oyster
|Here's some stunning images picked from my favourite editorials on Oystermag recently. If you've not relied on it yet, it's an amazing source of inspiration and is brimming with creativity. It's such a good source if you want to find new designers, clothing brands, musicians or just to generally get excited about life. The mag is based in Australia so expect dollar signs and brands you've never heard of. There some seriously great things going down, down under.
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Inspiration: London Design Festival 2013
Nest making is important to both Magpie and Human and since Good Morning Mr Magpie HQ has recently moved home and into a new studio we've become quite obsessed with home decor and anything generally decoration orientated. We've painted, sewn, glued and covered anything that orange wallpaper will stick to.
Pictures of the new GMMM studio to come (so excited!!!), until then these amazing images from the London Design Festival 2013 are so inspiring. The colours, textures and shapes are amazing and while making stuff yourself is to be encouraged we wouldn't say no to any of these.
Pictures of the new GMMM studio to come (so excited!!!), until then these amazing images from the London Design Festival 2013 are so inspiring. The colours, textures and shapes are amazing and while making stuff yourself is to be encouraged we wouldn't say no to any of these.
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