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Ottawa -
Winnipeg -
Mar. 4 at 6:30 p.m.
Nashville 1
NY Rangers 4
Carolina 2
Chicago 5
Montreal 0
San Jose 4
Nashville -
New Jersey -
Mar. 3 at 6 p.m.
Calgary -
Philadelphia -
Mar. 3 at 6 p.m.
Washington -
Columbus -
Mar. 3 at 6 p.m.
Buffalo -
Tampa Bay -
Mar. 3 at 6:30 p.m.
Toronto -
Florida -
Mar. 3 at 6:30 p.m.
Ottawa -
Minnesota -
Mar. 3 at 7 p.m.
NY Islanders -
Dallas -
Mar. 3 at 7:30 p.m.
Anaheim -
Arizona -
Mar. 3 at 8 p.m.
Los Angeles -
Edmonton -
Mar. 3 at 8:30 p.m.
San Jose -
Vancouver -
Mar. 3 at 9 p.m.
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@IllegalCurve: Plenty of #NHLJets news from MTS Centre today. Recap: Looking back at Trade Deadline day - illegalcurve.com/2015/03/02/win… 9:26 pm on Mar 2
@RickRalphTSN: 10 #NHLJets remain from the opening night lineup of 2011. 9:16 pm on Mar 2
@ESPNNFL: Marshawn Lynch's business casual is a little different than everyone else's pic.twitter.com/HnwDokNymp
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@NHLJets: "I'm real proud of this group." GM Cheveldayoff on #NHLTrade > bit.ly/1AyJmWD More in The Runway Blog > bit.ly/1GK0OwU 8:15 pm on Mar 2
@aladd16: I've teamed up with @McNaughtWpg to raise funds for @DreamFactoryMB ! Check out drivingkidsdreams.com and youtu.be/xjRdKb3k_SE 7:34 pm on Mar 2
@NHLJets: Hellebuyck's 50-save shut out headlines this week's edition of the Rock Report >> bit.ly/1vULWee pic.twitter.com/M8pcTQ4FBP
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@IllegalCurve: In today's presser #NHLJets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff outlined his position with respect to UFA Michael Frolik. illegalcurve.com/2015/03/02/jet… 5:49 pm on Mar 2
@DreamFactoryMB: 2day was kickoff 4 Driving Kids' Dreams @McNaughtWpg @mcnaughtdreams Thx @aladd16 for being there! #drivingkidsdreams pic.twitter.com/89Aku22bYH
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@hustlerlawless: We head around the #NHL on trade deadline day with @JasonPHT now on Hustler & Lawless on @TSN1290Radio & TSN1290.ca 5:19 pm on Mar 2
@hustlerlawless: #NHLJets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff joins Hustler & Lawless now on @TSN1290Radio & TSN1290.ca 5:01 pm on Mar 2
@hustlerlawless: Are the #NHLJets set up for a playoff run now? @WFPEdTait joins Hustler & Lawless now on @TSN1290Radio & TSN1290.ca 4:24 pm on Mar 2
@hustlerlawless: H&L HITS @ 4: HIT 1. #NHLJets beat Kings 5-2 in a royal rumble 4:10 pm on Mar 2
@NHLJets: Cheveldayoff spoke about today's trade deadline, Frolik's status, and the playoff push >> bit.ly/1wM1ig9 pic.twitter.com/J8BmHXYKzo
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@NHLJets: Wheeler's slick shootout move goes up against Scheifele's big hit in King of the Rink! >> bit.ly/1At5WRl pic.twitter.com/Xk52BBdSF2
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@IllegalCurve: ICYMI we have #NHLJets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff's entire Trade Deadline presser from MTS Centre in site. illegalcurve.com/2015/03/02/win… 3:22 pm on Mar 2
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets Cheveldayoff: didn't see Tyler Myers goal on Sun - was on phone with Rangers nailing down Stempniak deal 2:56 pm on Mar 2
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets Cheveldayoff: weathered some diff times, found a way to stay in it and compete this yr 2:54 pm on Mar 2
@NHLJets: "He's really looking forward to the opportunity to play within our group." -Cheveldayoff on Stempniak. 2:52 pm on Mar 2
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets Cheveldayoff: excited to watch team compete down stretch; but accomplished nothing yet 2:48 pm on Mar 2
@NHLJets: "The West is as tough as it ever was." -Cheveldayoff on how he sees the conference after trade deadline. 2:46 pm on Mar 2
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets Cheveldayoff spoke with Paul Maurice, asked him if he was comfy with what they have and depth in StJ. Answer was yes 2:45 pm on Mar 2
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff spoke to Michael Frolik's agent today; told him he would not be traded 2:44 pm on Mar 2
@NHLJets: "I did have a conversation with Michael Frolik's agent today. I said 'I'm not trading Michael.'" -Cheveldayoff. 2:41 pm on Mar 2
@RickRalphTSN: #NHLJets Chevy says he told Frolik's agent that he was not going to trade his client. 2:40 pm on Mar 2
@RickRalphTSN: #NHLJets Chevy asked Maurice today with one final call if he was all good with the roster and he said yes. 2:39 pm on Mar 2
@NHLJets: "At the end of the day, we feel very comfortable with what we have." - Cheveldayoff 2:35 pm on Mar 2
@RickRalphTSN: #NHLJets done with any deals. 2:34 pm on Mar 2
@NHLJets: "Guys have played their hearts out to this point. I'm real proud of this group." -Cheveldayoff 2:34 pm on Mar 2
@CarlKlingberg: That being said, extremely excited to start a new chapter in my life with the @NYRangers organization! (3/3) 2:31 pm on Mar 2
@CarlKlingberg: Special thx to the city of STJ and all friends I've made along the way, STJ and the IceCaps will always have a special place in my ❤(2/3) 2:28 pm on Mar 2
@CarlKlingberg: 3.5 years within the Jets organization came to an end yesterday, thx to everyone involved that made it very special for me (1/3) 2:24 pm on Mar 2
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@NHLJets: Watch GM Cheveldayoff's media availability right here, at 2:30 pm. >> bit.ly/1B3efWR 2:16 pm on Mar 2
@IllegalCurve: We will have reaction from #NHLJets GM Cheveldayoff to round out our #TradeCentre coverage from MTS Centre at 2:30pm. illegalcurve.com/2015/03/02/win… 2:07 pm on Mar 2
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff will speak to the media at 2:30 2:05 pm on Mar 2
@IllegalCurve: NHL Trade Deadline is "officially" over but deals sometimes trickle out after the deadline. A look back for #NHLJets. illegalcurve.com/2015/03/02/win… 2:00 pm on Mar 2
@garylawless: i thought #nhljets might take a run at Torrey Mitchell 1:57 pm on Mar 2
@IllegalCurve: Coach Maurice had an interesting thought on the UFAs on his #NHLJets team and how they might be sold on the city. illegalcurve.com/2015/03/02/coa… 1:52 pm on Mar 2
@WFPEdTait: FYI: Connor Hellebuyck set 2 IceCaps records lst wk with his 24th win of season and a 50-save shutout performance vs Worcester. #NHLJets 1:40 pm on Mar 2
@NHLJets: We will live stream General Manager Kevin Cheveldayoff's press conference following the trade deadline at winnipegjets.com. 1:33 pm on Mar 2
@RickRalphTSN: #NHLJets are going to see Jokinen 3 more times with the Blues. #goodtimes 1:30 pm on Mar 2
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets Maurice: "They'll be all right if they like playing here. It's a good place.' 1:12 pm on Mar 2
@IllegalCurve: Plenty to hear from #NHLJets coach Paul Maurice who chatted with media for about 10 minutes today. illegalcurve.com/2015/03/02/win… 1:02 pm on Mar 2
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets Maurice (2): we've got a big chunk of them now, guys that don't mind that it's minus-15 cuz they like being this city and this rm. 12:55 pm on Mar 2
@NHLJets: A look inside the #NHLJets war room. Just over an hour until the deadline! pic.twitter.com/8NeHqEQe9q
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@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets Maurice on adding UFAs: (1) It's good for us cuz we want and only want players that want to play in Wpg... 12:53 pm on Mar 2
@NHLJets: Coach Maurice on how his line up looks going into the deadline. >> bit.ly/18hlsID pic.twitter.com/IE6gadhESx
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@NHLJets: Frolik on his contract status, and the #NHLJets addition of Stempniak. >> bit.ly/1zSLxW0 pic.twitter.com/mzIfUKcgXR
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@NHLJets: Stuart talks about trade deadline day, and the extension he signed last year at this time >> bit.ly/1M1KkkU pic.twitter.com/IzrsOprU0w
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@NHLJets: Little on the new players that have joined the #NHLJets the past few weeks. >> bit.ly/1Dx5B1q pic.twitter.com/k8DlcQBvvR
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@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets Maurice: 'The players in room have earned right to be on side of a buying group, that has put ourselves in a pos to be adding.' 12:36 pm on Mar 2
@IllegalCurve: Hear from some of your #NHLJets players (Stafford, Stuart, Slater & Little) as @ICdave files this practice report. illegalcurve.com/2015/03/02/win… 12:32 pm on Mar 2
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets Paul Maurice: "We've got good depth at all our pos, really like the way our D is rounding out. I'm good with where we're at." 12:22 pm on Mar 2
@NHLJets: "We have the right kind of guys in the room to embrace a new player." -Maurice on the additions of Harrison, Myers, Stafford, Tlusty. 12:11 pm on Mar 2
@NHLJets: Coach Maurice taking questions from the media on trade deadline day. pic.twitter.com/WWTEXHCKAI
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@NHLJets: "I think we've got good depth at all of our positions." -Maurice 12:04 pm on Mar 2
@saraorlesky: #NHLJets keeping an eye on #TradeCentre pic.twitter.com/sojrneCBok
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@garylawless: Frolik asked about his future with #nhljets and says he's worried about playing hockey and Chevy and his agent can answer contract questions 11:50 am on Mar 2
@NHLJets: Last night's win is in the rear view mirror. The #NHLJets are back to work today! pic.twitter.com/scumUqrFRI
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@saraorlesky: #NHLJets practice has just started. No Ladd, Wheeler or Enstrom. 11:03 am on Mar 2
@IllegalCurve: The #NHLJets are hitting the ice in moments. Newest Jets player Lee Stempniak won't be on the ice for practice. illegalcurve.com/2015/03/02/win… 10:57 am on Mar 2
@IllegalCurve: . @ICdave has joined the media party at the MTS Centre for #NHLJets practice as well as any trade news. #TradeCentre illegalcurve.com/2015/03/02/win… 10:48 am on Mar 2
@garylawless: donuts just arrived outside #nhljets Matt Frost Media Centre. Reporters moved faster than the llamas. 10:48 am on Mar 2
@NHLJets: Happy Birthday to #NHLJets goaltender @mhutch34 today! pic.twitter.com/uoBhX8s3z7
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@RickRalphTSN: #NHLJets Chevy says 50/50 chance of anything being done today. Speaking with @tsnjamesduthie on #TradeCentre 10:10 am on Mar 2
@RickRalphTSN: #NHLJets Chevy - Stempniak can fit in pretty well on the top 9, left side or right side, and another option to give Maurice more options. 10:09 am on Mar 2
@RickRalphTSN: #NHLJets Chevy "We'll see if there is something left in the hopper or not". Speaking with TSN. 10:07 am on Mar 2
@saraorlesky: Kevin Cheveldayoff is currently on #TSN #TradeCentre #NHLJets 10:07 am on Mar 2
@IllegalCurve: We have our own #NHLJets specific #TradeCentre page. We suspect it will mostly deal with transactions already done. illegalcurve.com/2015/03/02/win… 9:48 am on Mar 2
@garylawless: Halischuk on ice prior to #nhljets practice 9:44 am on Mar 2
@saraorlesky: #NHLJets tweet out that Stempniak will wear #20 8:50 am on Mar 2
@saraorlesky: #NHLJets practice at 11am today. Lee Stempniak is en route to Wpg but will not arrive until later today 8:49 am on Mar 2
@NHLJets: Newest member of the #NHLJets, Lee Stempniak, will wear number 20. 8:48 am on Mar 2
@garylawless: fans of #nhljets should take note of the Coburn deal. Coburn was shipped out for Alexei Zhitnik in one of Thrashers worse deals. 8:30 am on Mar 2
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Rules, Joining, and Submitting
Hey members!
Everything is pretty much organized now. I've gone and cleaned up the blog entries and got rid of all the old stuff that's not really important anymore, as well as updated the gallery. The good news is, is that The Kurama Fandom and Miscellaneous journal is gone. From now on you may all submit your own stuff to the gallery! Anything you want!
The new folders are:
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* Kurama and Original Characters
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You can pretty well guess what goes in each gallery, but there's a description for each of them in the specific folder. So you can check that out if you're not sure =3
Also, I've updated the Rules, Joining, and Submitting. I tried my best to explain how all the new features are done, like joining and submitting, but I haven't really had the chance to try anything as a regular member yet. So please bear with me until I can get a more detailed description up ^^
In regards to favourites, everyone is welcome to suggest anything that's Kurama-related =3
As for members...well, those journals will be deleted soon. There's no sense in keeping them because technically you aren't a member of the club unless you re-join as a member. I wish I had time to go and personally invite everyone to become a member, but I don't and I'm sure our contributers don't either. Especially since some accounts are probably inactive now. So it's up to anyone who still watches this club to re-join and become a member so that they may have access to submitting and whatnot. The best I can do is update a journal reminder every now and then to remind any watchers who haven't joined that we are a group now. I'd really love to have you all members again; it's really not the same without everyone ;-;
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Designing Electronics with Linux
In many scientific disciplines, the research you may be doing is completely new. It may be so new that there isn't even any instrumentation available to make your experimental measurements. In those cases, you have no choice but to design and build your own measuring devices. Although you could build them using trial and error, having a way to model them first to see how they will behave is a much better choice—in steps oregano. With oregano, you can design your circuitry ahead of time and run simulations on it to iron out any problems you may encounter.
The first step, as always, is installing the software. Most distributions should have a package for oregano available. If you want to follow the source version, it is available at GitHub. Oregano also needs another software package to handle the actual simulation. The two packages it currently can work with are Gnucap and ngspice. Either of these two packages needs to be installed in order to do the calculations for the simulation. While this is handled automagically by your distribution's package manager, you will need to install this dependency yourself if you are building from source.
Once it's installed, you will get a blank new project when you first start up oregano (Figure 1). On the right-hand side, you should see a list of elements you can use to build your circuits. It starts up with the default library selected. This library provides all the standard electronic components you likely will want to use. But, this isn't the only library included. You can select from other libraries, such as TTL, Linear, CPU or Power Devices, among others.
Figure 1. On startup, you get a blank canvas and a parts list.
Each of these libraries contains a list of associated elements you can use in your circuits. Selecting one of the elements shows a preview of the schematic drawing of that element in the bottom window. You then can drag and drop the element onto your canvas and start building your circuit. Once you have an element on the canvas, you can double-click the element to edit its properties (Figure 2). You need to click on the "Draw wires" icon at the top of the window in order to connect the elements together into a proper circuit.
Figure 2. The property window depends on which properties are available for that element.
All circuits have some necessary components to make an actually functioning circuit. The first of these is the ground. This element is labeled GND in the default library. Along with ground, you need some sort of power source. In most cases, you will want some form of DC current. This is provided by the element labeled with VDC in the default library. With those two important elements in your circuit, you can go ahead and wire up the rest of the circuit.
Once you have a circuit made up, you will want to run a simulation to see how it behaves. Because of the nature of electrical circuits, you need to put sensors into the circuit to see its behavior. You can click on the "Add voltage clamp" icon at the the top of the window to select the sensor object. Then, you can click on the areas of your circuit where you want to measure during the simulation. At each point you click, you will see a new icon on your circuit marking a sensor location. Double-clicking on the clamp will pop up a window where you can set the parameters of what is being measured (Figure 3). You need at least one clamp in your circuit before you can run a simulation; otherwise, you won't have any measurements to study in your simulation.
Figure 3. Here you can select the properties for the clamp.
Once you have all of your clamp points selected, you can run the simulation and see what happens by clicking on the "Run a simulation" icon at the top of the window (Figure 4). When you do so, oregano opens a new window where you can see a plot of the data registered by the clamp (usually voltage or current).
Figure 4. Plotting the results of a circuit clamp.
When you do analysis, you have the choice of two different circuit analysis programs: Gnucap and spice. On Ubuntu, the default analysis program that is installed as a dependency is Gnucap. This means you need to install spice explicitly if you want to use it instead.
To select the analysis engine, click on Edit→Preferences. In this dialog, you also can set whether the log window will open automatically when needed, and you can set the data paths for the models and libraries that will be available for your circuits. In most cases, you will want to leave those as is.
To help you get started, oregano comes with several examples. Again, on Ubuntu (since that is my current desktop), these examples are located in /usr/share/doc/oregano/examples. You might want to load one of these examples first.
Once you have a completed circuit and want to run a simulation, you will want to set parameters to control this simulation. Click on the menu item Edit→Simulation Settings to bring up the dialog window. The first tab lets you see analysis parameters, such as transient options, fourier options, DC sweep options and AC options. Clicking on any of the check boxes will open up a subset of further options for each of those sections. The second tab lets you set a series of analysis options. You also can set parameters that may affect your circuit, such as the ambient temperature.
Once you have all of the options and parameters set, you can start the simulation by selecting the menu item Tools→Simulate or by pressing F11. Don't forget to attach some test clamps first; otherwise, you will get an error. Your simulation will run and pop up a new plot window where you can look at the values generated within your circuit. You can select whether to look at the transient analysis or AC analysis.
On the left, you will see a list of available plotting options. On the right-hand side, you will find the actual plot of your data. Only the items that you select from list will be plotted, so that means when this window first opens, nothing actually will be plotted.
You also can plot functions of the available values. For example, you could plot the difference in voltage between two separate test clamps. These functions will be available in the list on the left side, so you can select them and have them plotted on the graph.
Additionally, you can include even more complicated elements like full CPUs to your circuit. The problem with these is that the way they respond to electrical signals can be very complicated. These elements need a separate model file that describes this response to signals. Unfortunately, the licensing for model files means that many cannot be included with oregano. You can search the Internet and download the model files for the elements that interest you, or you can create your own model file. In either case, you can place the model files into the directory set in the preferences.
When you actually want to build your circuit, you can export the associated diagram by clicking on the menu item File→Export. You then can export the circuit diagram as either an SVG file, a PDF, a PostScript file or a PNG. Now, you can go ahead and build your new test equipment, secure in the knowledge that you did some initial testing and should get the behavior you need.
Joey Bernard has a background in both physics and computer science. This serves him well in his day job as a computational research consultant at the University of New Brunswick. He also teaches computational physics and parallel programming.
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Document INF/4-E
26 September 2002
Original: French/ English/ Spanish
Note by the Secretary-General
Information paper
I have the honour to bring to the attention of the conference, the annexed Report on ITU activities related to Resolution 102: Management of Internet names and address.
Yoshio UTSUMI
1.1 As instructed in Resolution 102 (Minneapolis, 1998) on Management of Internet domain names and addresses[i], related activities have been previously reported to Council in documents C99/51, C00/27, C00/27B, C01/EP/8, and C02/46. Although Resolution 102 did not instruct Council to report to the Plenipotentiary on progress, it may be helpful to do so. This document provides an overview of related ITU activities and developments; particularly ITUs recent activities related to ICANN reform and further developments after Council 2002.
2.1 The development of an appropriate framework for administration and evolution of the Internets naming and addressing system has had a long and widely debated history. The ITUs involvement dates to 1996 when it was requested to co-operate with an Internet Society initiative that formed the International Ad Hoc Committee (IAHC)[ii]. The IAHC released a study on generic top-level domains (gTLDs) management in the report: Recommendations for Administration and Management of gTLDs[iii]. This activity resulted in the establishment in 1997 of a Generic Top Level Domain Memorandum of Understanding (gTLD-MoU),[iv] for which the ITU Secretary-General agreed to act as depository to signatories.
2.2 In partial reaction to this plan, the US Administration released a Green Paper in January 1998 outlining a Proposed Rule where the US Department of Commerce (USDOC) would license new Internet top-level domain registries. Following public comment on this paper, USDOC issued in June 1998 a Statement of Policy concerning Management of Internet Names and Addresses [v], also known as the White Paper, that moved away from substantive regulatory provisions but defined broad principles and procedures that it would use to transition from its existing management role to a new non-profit corporation. In this paper, the US Administration stated its views on the role of governments in management of Internet names and addresses:
the U.S. continues to believe, as do most commenters, that neither national governments acting as sovereigns nor intergovernmental organizations acting as representatives of governments should participate in management of Internet names and addresses.
2.3 This position was a foundation of the White Paper, which called for oversight of Internet names and addresses to be done by a new private, not-for-profit corporation headquartered in the United States. The White Paper noted the US Administration would maintain an oversight role:
until such time as the new corporation was established and stable, phasing out as soon as possible, but in no event later than September 30, 2000.
2.4 In November 1998, shortly after the adoption of Resolution 102 at the ITU 1998 Plenipotentiary, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was entered into between USDOC and the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), a non-profit corporation established under the laws of the State of California, in the United States[vi]. ICANNs web site says it is the non-profit corporation that was formed to assume responsibility for the IP address space allocation, protocol parameter assignment, domain name system management, and root server system management functions [vii]. The USDOC MoU with ICANN has been extended three times. The most recent extension, until 30 September 2003, was recently announced on 20 September 2002[viii].
2.5 After Plenipotentiary 1998, there were some developments with regard to ICANN and the role of governments. In February 1999, following negotiations between some Administrations and ICANN staff and/or its legal counsel, an ICANN Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC)[ix] was created. Although the ITU Secretariat, after the adoption of Resolution 102, was closely monitoring ICANNs activities at this time, it was not involved in or aware of the discussions that resulted in the creation and particular legal formulation of GAC. The GAC is a body of government representatives that can, under ICANNs bylaws, only provide non-binding advice to the ICANN Board of Directors. Representatives of several intergovernmental entities, such as the European Union, ITU, OECD and WIPO, also participate in GAC meetings.
2.6 There are a number of different views among ITU Member States as to the appropriate level of governmental involvement in management of Internet names and addresses, particularly where there is overlap with public policy issues (e.g. intellectual property, promotion of competition, consumer protection, privacy, telecommunications regulation, equitable access, country code top level domains, security, domain names associated with cultural, ethnic, geographical and/or geo-political units). There are also discussions as to what legal form this should take and whether the current arrangements remain the most appropriate framework. This suggests that reflection on the specific role of government and their relationship with Internet technical administrative bodies is still underway and is likely to continue to evolve in the coming years.
3.1 A specific example where the interests of ITU Member States overlap with management of Internet names is in the area of country code top level domains (ccTLDs), where there are complex issues, inter alia, related to national sovereignty, critical infrastructure protection, security and international law. During the last few years, the ITU has received an increasing number of enquiries and requests for assistance concerning the delegations as well as recommended practices for country code top-level domains (ccTLDs). While there are some ITU Member States that, through government agencies, act as ccTLD administrators or recognize (either informally or formally) private ccTLD administrators, in other cases governments take a hands-off approach to ccTLD administration. More importantly, there are some Member States, in particular developing countries, that have had prolonged disagreements with the current delegation and management of their ccTLD. In some cases, these ccTLDs are operated by private entities outside the relevant country or jurisdiction. Some guidelines have been developed in this area but to date there has not been general wide acceptance of appropriate policies. It should also be noted that because USDOC maintains an oversight role of some ICANN activities, including the approval of changes in the DNS root servers, all ccTLD administration changes require approval by USDOC[x].
4.1 Another specific example that merits close attention by ITU Member States is ENUM[xi], which takes numbers from the international public telecommunication numbering plan (ITU-T Recommendation E.164[xii]) and incorporates them into the DNS for the purpose of identifying and finding network resources. This includes the possibility of assignment of E.164 resources to Internet Protocol (IP)-based devices. ENUM has a potential impact on national regulatory and legislative frameworks vis-à-vis a converged telecommunications and Internet/IP environment and therefore deserves appropriate consideration. The development of a stable international framework for ENUM deployment would require the assignment of authority over elements of the E.164 number space when mapped into the DNS, as well as the assignment of ongoing management to one or more responsible authorities in each ITU Member State. The ITU has hosted several consultative and tutorial workshops on ENUM. ITU-T Study Group 2 is currently developing a draft Recommendation to deal with certain issues related to ENUM, has published a Supplement, and has agreed interim procedures to allow ENUM trial implementations to take place.[xiii]
5.1 The deployment of non-ASCII or multilingual domain names raises a number of complex issues, many of which are of direct concern to ITU Member States. These include, inter alia, new top-level domains having semantic association with politically sensitive cultural, ethnic, geographical and/or geo-political units, technical and interoperability issues, competition policy and market access, as well as intellectual property and dispute resolution.
5.2 In December 2001, the ITU and World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), in association with the Multilingual Internet Names Consortium[xiv] (MINC), organized a Joint Symposium on Multilingual Domain Names[xv]. Day one of the Symposium was led by ITU and dealt with technology and policy issues. Day two was led by WIPO and dealt with intellectual property and dispute resolution issues. ITU and WIPO both provided briefing papers available on the Symposiums web site[xvi]. The Symposium brought together some 200 participants drawn from the Internet and legal communities, as well as policy-makers and government representatives. The objective was to raise further understanding of the subject matter as well as offer an opportunity to share views on possible approaches.
6.1 Resolution 102 instructed the Secretary-General to pay special attention to the activities of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) vis-à-vis Internet names and addresses. In addition to the joint activity on multilingual domain names referenced above, of particular interest to ITU Member States is WIPOs activities concerning protection against abusive domain name registrations related to the names of countries and the names and acronyms of international intergovernmental organizations. With regard to the former, special extraordinary measures for country names in relation to the recently released .INFO top-level domain have been taken by ICANN, based on a request from GAC. WIPOs General Assembly meeting, starting 23 September 2002, shall consider specific recommendations from WIPOs Standing Committee on Trademarks for protective measures in this area.
7.1 At the request of the IPv6 Forum[xvii], the ITU has participated in the 1st and 2nd phases of an IPv6 Task Force with the intent to develop an action plan aimed at ensuring the timely availability of Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6). The ITU hosted a meeting of the 1st phase Task Force in January 2002 in Geneva. In May 2002, the ITU‑T also hosted a tutorial workshop on IPv6[xviii].
8.1 At its 22 April-3 May 2002 meeting, Council discussed C02/46 and in particular the associated Annex on "ITU and ICANN Reform". Council unanimously supported the initiative of the Director of TSB in proposing to engage in discussions with ICANN with respect to increasing cooperation between ITU-T and ICANN. Council requested that the Director of TSB keep ITU Member States informed with respect to future developments. The Council discussion is captured in C02/92. In response to the requests by Council, a number of actions were taken, which are reported on below.
8.3 At its 7-16 May 2002 meeting ITU-T Study Group 2 (SG2) discussed the Annex to C02/46 as well as the longer paper referenced in that Annex. SG2 agreed the following statement and transmitted it as a liaison to the Telecommunications Standardization Advisory Group (TSAG) (COM 2-LS 52/2 Rev 1):
There was consensus to support the ITU's involvement in the ICANN reform process, but it is clearly recognized that the next actions are up to ICANN.
There was also consensus that it is too early to make specific comments on specific areas of potential collaboration between ITU and ICANN.
8.5 At its 17-21 June 2002 meeting, TSAG discussed the Annex to C02/46 as well as the longer paper referenced in the Annex. TSAG agreed the following statement (TSAG-R 16):
TSAG recognizes and appreciates the support extended to the TSB Director by the 2002 session of the ITU Council for his initiative in providing input to the ICANN reform process. TSAG strongly encourages the Director to continue his efforts in these matters in line with the guidance offered by the ITU Council.
8.6 In addition, the ITU representatives to ICANN's Protocol Supporting Organization (PSO)[xix] sent the following statement to the ICANN Evolution and Reform Committee (ERC):
The PSO had originally been set up because ICANN wanted to take advantage of getting technical advice from a wide cross section of standards bodies. The view of the ITU is that the PSO is serving a useful purpose but if it is to be discontinued under the ICANN reform then ICANN should recognize the value of their relationship with the ITU (and the other PSO standards organizations) and should find in any new organization a way for this relationship to continue.
8.8 A GAC meeting was held 3-4 June 2002 in Canberra, Australia. At that meeting, the ITU representative presented the Annex to C02/46 as well as the longer paper referenced in that Annex and summarized the discussions that had taken place in Council and SG2. The consensus of GAC was that further discussions should take place concerning possible future cooperation between ICANN and ITU and that, in particular, consideration of the role of ITU-T with respect to ccTLD re-delegations would be appropriate.
8.9 A GAC meeting was held from 24-26 June 2002 in Bucharest, Romania as part of the scheduled ICANN meeting. The main topic of the GAC meeting was ICANN reform. After long discussions, the GAC issued a Statement on ICANN Reform[xx]. Based on interpretation of Resolution 102, discussions in Council 2002 and TSAG, ITU representatives to GAC expressed some reservations with respect to the statements issued by GAC on ICANN Reform at its Bucharest meeting (see Annex A), as did some other GAC members. The reservations expressed by the ITU Secretariat are reproduced in Annex A.
8.10 In its Statement, the GAC suggests changes to ICANN's mission statement, primarily to make it clear that ICANN should focus on the coordination of certain core technical and directly related policy areas[xxi] and to recognize the role of governments as representatives of the public interest. In its Statement, the GAC also recognizes that relevant intergovernmental organizations have a valuable contribution to make in their areas of expertise.
8.12 ICANN's ERC has posted a number of updates of its activities after the Bucharest meeting[xxii].
8.13 On 19 June 2002, in connection with the ICANN Protocol Supporting Organization (PSO) plenary meeting, the Director of TSB met with Mr Andrew McLaughlin, Chief Policy Officer of ICANN. Discussions were positive and constructive. It was agreed that further discussions between TSB staff and ICANN staff would be productive and could result in agreements on specific cooperative actions.
8.14 On 31 July 2002, in response to a number of questions, TSB staff posted clarifications to the previously published papers on ITU and ICANN Reform[xxiii].
8.15 On 9 August 2002, the Director of TSB met with the President of ICANN, Mr Stuart Lynn, at ITU Headquarters. The Director presented a discussion paper to Mr. Lynn. It was agreed that it would be worthwhile to have future discussions to explore possible ways of increasing cooperation between ICANN and ITU-T.
8.16 On 28 August 2002, the Director of TSB met with US Assistant Secretary of Commerce Nancy Victory in Washington, D.C.
8.17 On 29 August 2002, the Director of TSB met with the President of ICANN in Los Angeles, California.
8.18 On 9 September 2002, TSB Staff made a presentation to CENTR, the forum of European ccTLD operators in Vilnius, Lithuania.
8.19 On 19 September 2002, the Director of TSB and TSB and General Secretariat staff met with representatives of governments comprising the European Union in Bruxelles, Belgium.
8.20 TSB Circular No.125 was issued on 16 September 2002 in 6 languages entitled Developments with respect to Management of Internet Domain Names and Addresses, which provides the information on actions taken by TSB after Council-02.
The ITU Secretariat expresses the following reservations with respect to the 27 June 2002 GAC Statement on ICANN Evolution and Reform.
1. The ITU Secretariat notes that the statement in paragraph 1 in the 27 June 2002 GAC statement makes reference to the Communiqué of 2 March 1999. This particular reference is a statement of the national governments present (see http://www.icann.org/committees/gac/communique-02mar99.htm) and, at the request of the ITU in 1999, specifically excluded making reference to intergovernmental organizations.
2. The issue of ICANN Evolution and Reform and the relations between ITU and ICANN have been discussed in a number of ITU bodies, notably ITU Council, ITU-T Study Group 2, and the ITU-T Telecommunications Standardization Advisory Group (TSAG). While there is unanimous support within ITU for increased cooperation between ICANN and ITU, varying views have been expressed with respect to the best ways to increase cooperation, with some Member States favoring continued reliance on ITU participation in ICANN's Governmental Advisory Committee and Protocol Supporting Organization, while other Member States propose exploration of a wider range of options for cooperation.
3. Because of the range of views expressed by ITU Member States on many of the topics covered in the Statement, the ITU Secretariat must disassociate itself from a number of the substantive conclusions made in the GAC statement on ICANN Evolution and Reform. In particular, inter alia:
a. The ITU Secretariat notes that while the GAC shares the view that a private/public sector partnership is essential (paragraph 8), it refers to ICANN as a private sector body (paragraph 3). The ITU Secretariat considers that unclear boundaries between the role of the private sector and the role of public sector as well as the legal form and venue of ICANN, and, in particular, the role of GAC as an Advisory Committee, will continue to pose fundamental structural difficulties. For example, the Secretariat is unaware of any private sector body that would have its Core Values and/or Mission Statement subject to detailed editing by government representatives.
b. The ITU Secretariat considers that ICANN cannot be characterized as a private sector body if its existence, particular responsibilities and oversight is subject to ongoing oversight of a single government. On the other hand, if a private/public sector partnership is essential and a private sector body is to be chartered or mandated with certain responsibilities by governments collectively, then in accordance with ITU Plenipotentiary Resolution 102 (Minneapolis 1998): it must flow from full international cooperation and the role of governments is to provide a clear, consistent and predictable legal framework.
c. With respect to consensus, given that ICANN has explicitly asked for advice, we note that telecommunications standardization and policy-making activities have a long tradition of being based on bottoms-up consensus-based decision making, and that this tradition continues to guide work on IP-based networks and IP-based services in many standardization bodies and forums.
d. With respect to funding, given that ICANN has explicitly asked for advice, we note the current trend in telecommunications in many countries towards national policies that favour market pricing mechanisms, reductions in cross-subsidization mechanisms, and cost-based pricing.
[i] http://www.itu.int/osg/spu/resolutions/res102.html
[ii] http://www.iahc.org/
[iii] http://www.iahc.org/draft-iahc-recommend-00.html
[iv] http://www.gtld-mou.org
[v] http://www.ntia.doc.gov/ntiahome/domainname/6_5_98dns.htm
[vi] http://www.icann.org.
[vii] http://www.icann.org/general/abouticann.htm
[viii] See http://www.ntia.doc.gov/ntiahome/domainname/agreements/amend5_09192002.htm, http://www.ntia.doc.gov/ntiahome/domainname/agreements/docstatement_09192002.htm, and http://www.ntia.doc.gov/ntiahome/press/2002/icann_09192002.htm .
[ix] http://www.icann.org/announcements/icann-pr03feb99.htm
[x] Cooperative Agreement No. NCR-9218742, Amendment 11, http://www.ntia.doc.gov/ntiahome/domainname/proposals/docnsi100698.htm
[xi] See http://www.itu.int/osg/spu/enum/ for an overview of ENUM and ITU activities.
[xii] ITU-T Recommendation E.164 titled The International Public Telecommunications Numbering Plan specifies the format and types of use of public telephone numbers.
[xiii] http://www.itu.int/ITU-T/inr/enum/index.html
[xiv] http://www.minc.org
[xv] http://www.itu.int/mdns/
[xvi] http://www.itu.int/mdns/presentations/
[xvii] http://www.ipv6forum.com
[xviii] http://www.itu.int/ITU-T/worksem/ipv6/index.html
[xix] http://www.pso.icann.org/
[xx] http://www.icann.org/committees/gac/statement-on-reform-26jun02.htm
[xxi] As stated by US Assistant Secretary of Commerce Nancy Victory in testimony to the US House of Representatives on 12 June 2002: " The Department believes ICANN's efforts should be focused around coordination of the core technical and directly related policy areas initially set forth in the Department's 1998 Statement of Policy. We agree with the majority of stakeholders that ICANN's mission must 'stay narrow.' ICANN is not, and should not become, the 'government of the Internet.'"
[xxii] http://www.icann.org/committees/evol-reform/links.htm
[xxiii] http://www.itu.int/ITU-T/tsb-director/itut-icann/clarifications.html


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The Bluffton High School wrestling team extended its perfect season to 11-0 on Friday with four wins at the Clover Duals. It's the best start in the program's history.
Bobcat victories:
BHS 62, York 15 BHS 60, Forest View 21 BHS 48, Union 31 BHS 52, Northwestern 24
Six Bobcats went perfect for the day, including Christian Farmer (4-0, 103-pound weight class); Lincoln Joly (4-0, 119); Ryan Koons (4-0, 140); Ricky Gonzales (4-0, 171); Tyler Rosenlieb (3-0, 160); Stephen Scott (2-0, 285). Ricky Peavey (145) and James Drew (152) each finished the day 3-1.
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In an era where corporate sponsors rule all with ridiculous naming rights, think Continental Airlines Arena or Petco Park, the Bluffton High School Holiday tournament has outdone them all with the Stokes Brown Toyota-Scion of Bluffton Bobcat Classic. I don't know about you, but that's not instilling in me the urge to buy a car.
The first round of the afore mentioned tourney tipped off today to mixed results for the host teams.
Earlier in the day, the BHS girls came out flat against Savannah Christian Prep, losing 46-33.
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Christmas on the surface isn't a very big sports day. After all, the "X" in Xmas doesn't hold the same connotation as it does in ESPN's X Games.
Traditionally, the extent of Christmas-day sports in my household consisted of trying out whatever Santa left under the tree. To the jolly, fat man's credit, he never let me or my brothers and sister down. There were always new footballs, hockey sticks, rollerblades or giant inflatable boxing gloves waiting under the tree.
Thanks for the chipped tooth, St. Nick.
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Attention golfing community:
Are you just as handy with a keyboard as you are with a putting wedge? If so, then it's time for you to put down the nine iron and pick up a pen.
The Bluffton Bleachers are looking for a volunteer golf columnist to contribute on a weekly basis. I'm looking for someone who is passionate about the sport and wants to share the stories, interests, trends and goings-on of the local golf scene.
Anyone interested should contact Chris Wuensch at 815-0814 or email@example.com
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Tim Raines and David Justice have been added to the list of this year's Baseball Hall of Fame ballot.
* Brady Anderson • Harold Baines • Rod Beck • Bert Blyleven • Dave Concepcion • Andre Dawson • Shawon Dunston • Chuck Finley • Travis Fryman • Rich "Goose" Gossage • Tommy John • David Justice • Chuck Knoblauch • Don Mattingly • Mark McGwire • Jack Morris • Dale Murphy • Robb Nen • Dave Parker • Tim Raines • Jim Rice • Jose Rijo • Lee Smith • Todd Stottlemyre • Alan Trammell
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It's 12:57 EST and the University of Arizona has just pulled off the upset of No. 2 ranked Oregon. As Tucson surely explodes, a little piece of Bluffton also revels in one of the greatest wins in Wildcat history...This victory goes out to the small Bluffton Wildcat populus that is the Wuensch, Sarkissian XXIXVI and Holquist families...
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Today's BT Bleachers failed to mention the game time for today's championship game for Sun City Softball League
It's 11 a.m. at the Sun City Softball Fields
I encourage all who can to come out to the park and catch what should be a great game and a good time. Today at the park is "Dog Days" where cheap (and really good) hot dogs and plenty of beverages will be flowing.
I will be out there, if you see me, please stop by and say "Hi"
Sorry for the game time ommission in the paper, hope to see you out at the park!!!
-Chris Wuensch (pronounced like "Lunch" only with a "W"
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On October 9, 1996 I was sitting in the left field bleachers of Yankee Stadium when Derek Jeter stepped to the plate. With the Bronx Bombers trailing the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 in the bottom of the eighth inning, the Yankee shortstop lofted a fly ball that appeared to clear the world's most famous "short-porch" in right field. Pandemonium broke loose. The Yanks had taken the lead.
Turns out the ball had a little help, from Jeffrey Maier. The 12-year-old reached over the wall and pulled the ball in for the go-ahead home run.
Don't worry Oriole fans, that will never happen again.
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Over before its first pitch...which is scheduled to be thrown in less than two hours...
Congratulations go out to Skyler who wins it with 5 points!!
No one picked the Rockies to advance this far and two people picked the Red Sox to win it all...Tim Wood, Boston homer that he is, was not one of those people and it may cost him his second place ranking
The Tabulation:
Skyler 5 pts (1-AZ, Bos & Cle; 2-Bos) TimWood 4 (1-Bos & Cle; 2-Bos) Meyerink 3 (1-Bos; 2-Bos) Oldguard 3 pts (1-AZ, Cle & Col.) JStrait 2 (1-AZ & Bos) ChrisWuensch 1 (AZ)
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oneyellowrabbitJanuary 29, 2013
We just finished renovating our kitchen and are looking at backsplash samples. We are leaning towards a fresh chartreuse colour in 4x4 tiles, with possibly grape or eggplant on the chimney area (just lower, we are mounting a shelf on there eventually). But we are open to anything! Anyone have any tips?
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Colours are a personal preference. If you choose bright or dark ones though you will need to add under cabinet lights and adjust your pot lights so they don't cast such strong shadows on your cupboards. Chartreuse is a strong colour. If it is a new like I would avoid using it on something as expensive to replace as tile. If it has always been a colour you love go for it. I recently saw a magazine picture with a similar look but they kept the tile a soft green in glass and used the chartreuse as accent. Then use a grape colour for accent too like baskets and bowls. Have fun.
Thank you! Yes the under-cabinet lighting has not been installed yet. We had thought about teal and peacock as well as chartreuse. Good advice on possibly going abit lighter, we will get more samples. This isn't a decision we are making quick, for we have time.
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If you are doing a 4 x 4 tile, you can also lay them out diagonally. For more interest you could add some accent tiles. For a more contemporary look, go linear tiles, mosaics, glass tiles or a mix of these.
This picture shows a traditional kitchen. Dont look at the colors here...
This picture shows a traditional kitchen. Dont look at the colors here...
We have a similar color scheme in our new kitchen and chose a more neutral backsplash. We got a 2x2 hexagon mosaic from Best Tile in a mix of white marble and grey and sand limestone. I originally was going to do a turquoise backsplash but like the first comment mentioned I did not want to do something too colorful in case I got sick of it (and I didn't want to be limited in the event that I spotted some accessory that I fell in love with that didn't go), and plan to use color more as an accent.
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I would echo an earlier comment on using a bold color for tiles, as they're so permanent and our whims for certain colors can pass with a season or in a few years. So I would reserve bold colors for paint in adjoining spaces or as kitchen accessories like towels, cannisters, window treatments, and dishes. Have you thought about using an interesting texture or material like "Fasade" to cover your backsplash? This is a product that simulates embossed tins, used as ceiling tins in periord homes for centuries. They now have many modern options that are made to fill kitchen back splashes. Good luck on your project!
We just did our kitchen a year ago and here's my best advice, whatever your color preference... When you look at your kitchen, do you want to see a splash of color? Cohesiveness? The cabinets first? The granite? That will really tell you a better feel of what to do. Like Butterfly Yao said above - do you want color, contrast, simple? Then its not really Chartreuse. Do you want changeable color? Then maybe a clear tile with color elsewhere? I would look through Houzz files for a photo with a similar hue to what you are thinking and see how you like it. That's how we chose our colors, by color hue for the whole project. The tile is non negotiable once it's up - if you stick with colors for a long time, and don't plan on selling soon, go for it! And post on this thread once you decide so we can see it!
Keeping in mind the long-term investment of a kitchen, as a more conservative decorator I find that today's hot colors or schemes are as passe as a 70's leisure suit in a few years. I would recommend a classic black and white mosaic and add pops of color to your accessories and in your paint.
I agree with the ideas above...the subway tile (white) or the glass tile would look great...I wouldn't lock yourself into tile that has a strong color, you may get tired of it or want to change the color and it's expensive to do so. The subway tile and glass are neutral and easy to decorate around. Add color to your kitchen with things you can easily and inexpensively change...a rug, place mats, seat cushions for your chair, wall art, or even paint the walls. Leave your tiles neutral but add color with inexpensive and interchangeable decor.
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I tile houses, i would not use the 4x4 it looks dated, and if your going to pick a color tile, if your thinking of selling the home go with something less amazing than chartreuse (personally i love the idea but most dont) its a relatively small space you have to work with, it will look better obviously once you have lights installed, previous post of 3x6 subway is classic it always looks good, there are also beveled subway tiles which look amazing, glass mosaic, in all different sizes shapes. Tile can be installed vertically as well as horizontally and on angle. I would not use stone, i know people do but with what is cooked on the stove, it soaks into the stone and discolors over time, glass and ceramic come clean. The possibilities are endless, listen to people suggestions, measure your space and take pictures, then go to you local tile store, they have a huge selection and you really need to see them in person. There there to help, the more info you bring to the table, the easier it will be to pare down the choices. Set up a folder in Evernote or something similar with things you've found on line, in magazines, pictures you've taken even if there not the material you want, look at color surface and shape, don't assume tile only comes in white! and have fun with it. Any of the Ann Sacks stuff is always nice, but it will cost you
Lisa O'Halloran
I love the idea of glass tiles that will help reflect light. Find something that you absolutely LOVE the color of, and go for it. Keeping the entire back splash in the same tile design will help maximise the space. 4x4's are dated, I would go with a linear glass tile or a white subway. Have fun!
For me the kitchen need the backsplash to stand out the cabinets and make a contrast with the countertops, to avoid the kitchen looks dark you need to use clear colors, the darker color use it in a small proportion . You can combine Glass tiles with white ceramic tile. I recommend you something like this
We did a similar colour kitchen renovation, though our benches were white as well as the cabinets. We chose to break up all the white with a dark brown tile, this one in fact http://www.comparetiles.co.uk/Capua-Plata-Wall-Tile, and have accessorised in red. We did look in to glass tiles but they are much more expensive than regular ceramic tiles and cost more to lay as they are harder to cut.
These are most excellent suggestions! Big thank you's to all. We do have a number of chartreuse samples at home, as well as 3x6 white tiles and a smattering of others. The white is much too plain, especially because we don't want to the focus to be the quartz countertop. The top end of the chimney and above the window area will be painted, we found a great soft grey/blue that we are keen on. This of course depends on the tile colour we choose. I see in the photo above that the undermount lights make the chartreuse kind of radioactive, which I'm not into. we will go back and get more glass samples...I'm quite digging the "light rhythm." Thanks again!
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Hi oneyellowrabbit!
Your kitchen looks really beautiful! Since you are planning on using a bright color on the bar and want the option of changing it up, I think you should stay fairly subtle on the backsplash. Of course, subtle doesn't have to mean boring! It seems to me that you are looking for something fun and unique, not your run of the mill type tile, and that's exactly what we have on our site! I love the idea of using silver tiles or stainless steel for your backsplash. We carry these metallic foil tiles that are just gorgeous, and we have stainless steel tiles in a wide variety of shapes and patterns. You could also do a cool mosaic that incorporates silver in some way. Below are images of tiles/mosaics from our site to serve as a little inspiration for you. Good luck with your backsplash!
Your kitchen looks really beautiful! Since you are planning on using a bright color on the bar and want the option of changing it up, I think you should stay fairly subtle on the backsplash. Of course, subtle doesn't have to mean boring! It seems to me that you are looking for something fun and unique, not your run of the mill type tile, and that's exactly what we have on our site! I love the idea of using silver tiles or stainless steel for your backsplash. We carry these metallic foil tiles that are just gorgeous, and we have stainless steel tiles in a wide variety of shapes and patterns. You could also do a cool mosaic that incorporates silver in some way. Below are images of tiles/mosaics from our site to serve as a little inspiration for you. Good luck with your backsplash!
Great space, you may want to consider a solid glass back splash. Browse houzz kitchen for the same and you will see some great images. We just did our bar with solid glass and it looks great. It's easy to clean, looks great with undercabinet lighting, and very economical.
I encourage you to go for it! There are many good suggestions here. When we were doing our kitchen --a complete redo -- people recommended keeping the backsplash "safe." And I thought, for what? So I could live with a boring backsplash in order that it would not offend potential buyers so many years hence? lol I love color and I love tile, so I picked a blend that made my heart sing, then I built the kitchen around it. Vintage pottery from the same pallette is arrayed on the shelves above the cabinets, and floor is terra cotta.
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Check out Fireclay's web site, tons of great ideas in the blog section, we also have online design assistance so you can talk to a real person, free samples to help you decide on colors, we also provide drawings so you can truly visualize the outcome. http://Fireclaytile.com


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