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My Unfitted Unmatched Beachhouse Vintage Kitchen
Apologies for the lengthiness --- of the process and the post!
One of the reasons I loved our 1904 beachhouse when we first looked at it, almost exactly a year ago, was that no one had redone the kitchen. Forget, "redone", I am not sure if anyone had ever even "done" the kitchen actually, with its rather bizarre layout (it had only a drysink in the kitchen proper, next to a washer and dryer?). We had the PO remove the huge black woodstove (sorry no photos of the beauty, who sat where the fridge is now).
I wanted our kitchen to look like it was done maybe in the 30s or 40s, without any great care for design, and then haphazardly updated from time to time. Eclectic, vintage-y, casual, with a bit of beachy.
Everyone was so helpful and patient with my many many posts as I worked on this project, so, thank you. My biggest inspiration was the Mousehole kitchen (thank you KSWL for posting that one - link below!), and I copied their run fairly closely. A big shout out to Pal, who assuaged my disappointment with having to have a range hood by coming up with a design that disappears, and for understanding eclectic, and helping me with decisions big and small. The only thing greater than Pal's talent is his kindness.
So, here we go.. 1) the before and 2) the layout and 3) the after and 4) the details (for those still awake).
Kitchen and Butler's Pantry before:
(no walls moved, but we put in two new windows in different spots)
The sink is vintage with a custom wood base and a linen/grograin skirt.
There are two FP Tall dishdrawers, to the right of the sink in the K and the sink in the BP.
The fridge is Northstar, and DH chose the color!
The stove is CornueFe Albertine.
Our GC did the custom carpentry for the BP sink base cabinets )great job of matching the existing), and for the d/w skin in the Kitchen (sort of faux file cabinet) and the custom table to the right of the stove (on hidden wheels, no less).
The tile B/S is Subway Ceramics.
The floors are painted wood (we took up linoleum).
The clamshell sconces are Rejuvenation, pendants are Ballard.
The spoon wall paper is Anthropologie.
The tile counter in the BP is a custom color by I forget who.
The table, which we love love, is a Shaker workshops kit that DH put together.
The chairs are Serena and Lily.
The worktable is topped with a slate remnant; the d/w in the K is topped with Boos butcher block.
PS A shout out to ArlosMom for her wonderful sink, which we got from her. I think your sink is happy here! We loved seeing your home, Arlosmom, which was just absolutely gorgeous, and wish you all the best in your new digs! (Oh and the faucet on the sink is wrong; its being switched for a shorter one!)
Edited (twice) when I figured out the layout was an old version!
Here is a link that might be useful:
This post was edited by mtnrdredux on Sun, Aug 24, 14 at 19:08
Thanks Jamies. The top shelf used to hide a chase for the chimney to the wood stove in the K, so we had that taken out to get the extra space. Thanks, we love old homes so we tried to keep a lot of the quirks and details when we could! The fridge is everybody's fave, and the first thing you see when you enter (the back door, but then no one uses the front!)
Yay! I've been chomping at the bit to see it completed. Everything you've chosen is perfect! I'd be tempted to keep the too long faucet, as it adds to the unfinished beachiness of the kitchen. Having it reach all the way to the drain boards could actually be pretty handy, too :)
This post was edited by Errant on Fri, Aug 22, 14 at 13:31
I had seen your inspiration picture on another website a while ago. I think it's from a house in Cornwall, right?
Anyway, it's like a dream kitchen to me so I was very excited to see you working that into your home (since I will likely never be able to restore an old home, I live vicariously through your projects).
It's fantastic! You must be so pleased. Thanks for sharing.
nice job!!! I love the big wood cabinets that you kept! the countertop in the butlers pantry looks beautiful!
I wasn't loving the sink skirt in the mockups at all, but the white with the border ties in nicely and was a good choice over the blue and white patterned options I remember seeing!!
enjoy the last days of this summer at the beach!!!
It's absolutely beautiful! I think my favorite thing is the wallpaper in the butler's pantry! Or the refrigerator, or possibly the painted floor....
The range hood completely disappears in that head on photo, that was a very clever solution---yay, Pal! The design looks mousehole-y but it is really all mtnrdredux-y. You have a true original, and it is fabulous! You must be enjoying it so, so much.
BTW, on that "slow roasted" house thread, I thought that you would have done in three months what it took for them to do in a decade!
The hood turned out well, it's pretty unobtrusive considering how massive it actually is.
Even though you sort of put yourself through the wringer using so much more color and pattern than you normally do, the result is still very much your aesthetic.
You even committed to wallpaper on the wall instead of tucked inside a cabinet on removable panels. That's like a quantum leap for you.
Charmingly perfect! May I ask a form vs function question, would you do a similar idea for you permanent home? I really want to do no uppers and unfitted in my every day kitchen but worry about how it would function. I really love how it looks and you cerainly achieved a dateless kitchen in my opinion!
WOW! You really did a terrific job-redoing, but not looking redone, maintaining the feel of a homey and vintage kitchen. I love the wallpaper-looks like it could have been original and just makes the BP feel like grandma's house. And love the aqua tile counter top and the fridge and am especially impressed with the subtlety,design and workmanship of the range hood (nod to Pal) Looks like your GC also did a quality job bringing your ideas to life. You must be pleased with the outcome. Enjoy!
Wonderful! I am in awe of the discipline required to create this kitchen; it would have been so easy to go another way, modern and/or adding this and that.
Three favorite things: the delightful wallpaper, used sparingly, and perfect in the cabinet; that lovely turquoise tile in the BP; and the vintage sink, which is a powerful memory for me, exactly like the sink in the apartment in which I grew up, and learned to cook and clean up under the tutelage of my mother. who saw no reason to update something if it worked well for her.
Hoping that you'll enjoy your kitchen for years to come, Mtn!
It is very sweet. You have used very good judgment from begin to end. You seem to be able to see the end result when you set out. I was not sure about the wallpaper you chose when you first showed us and now that I see it in situ, I think it is a must-have item you chose which just takes it to a sweet place for tea cakes and fire flies in summer. It is charming, yet sophisticated. You have done a spectacular job.
It is very sweet. You have used very good judgment from begin to end. You seem to be able to see the end result when you set out. I was not sure about the wallpaper you chose when you first showed us and now that I see it in situ, I think it is a must-have item you chose which just takes it to a sweet place for tea cakes and fire flies in summer. It is charming, yet sophisticated. You have done a spectacular job.
Mtn, the kitchen and BP pics exceed expectations-well, a bit. I think everyone knew it would be lovely. Pal's range hood-fabulous. He is right that it pretty much disappears despite being a massive element. I think you achieved your vision as you articulated it.
The sink in the kitchen is the stuff of dreams (glad to read your aside to Alosmom about the faucet). :)
Also, I have to say that I was totally wrong about the wallpaper. It does look like something that might have been added in the 40s-50s and is perfect the way you have used it!
All in all, perfection. I am envisioning it filled with laughing kids and lots of joy!
This is wonderful, mtn--thanks for sharing!
I would never have guessed the BP sink base cabs were new--your GC did a fine job there. And love the aqua tile counter. It all looks authentic. I don't even miss the marmo floor... the painted wood is very nice!
Wow, I think everything you did looks great. Updated but still has the original feel of the house. I too love your wallpaper choice.
Simple and understated but very nicely done.
Question! Is that butcher block on top of your cabinet the one in question that you are afraid guests will use to cut on? I guess I can see how nice it is, but it is only a matter of time - patina is a good thing.
I'm thrilled to see your post! I've been waiting patiently. The sink looks fabulous. And yes, I think she's happy there. I just woke DH up from a nap on the couch to show him...he's impressed as well. The kitchen came out exactly as you described your vision. I think it will be even more marvelous once it gets a little patina from wear and tear...a perfect wabi sabi kitchen! I hope you have many, many happy times there.
Sis2two, we're moving to the west coast. DH was offered an early retirement, so we're off on a new adventure. I'm sure I'll be asking for help on a few items in the next couple of months as we settle into our new old house.
What a treat for a Friday night! I was almost afraid to look, I didn't realize how invested I was in your kitchen!
The range hood is brilliant. I just love how that run looks, the soapstone topped piece is my favorite. You did a terrific job.
Thank you so much for sharing your process with us. I learn so much and really enjoy watching the process unfold from afar.
Bethpen, Thank you! I think the range hood has become a favorite element. One thing that works IMHO is that it isn't really just a range hood; it connects the two windows and lights/ventilates the area in between. To me that somehow makes it more interesting. And by getting bigger, it oddly, became less noticeable. Thx again to Pal!
I have to run (guests), i just hopped on because I noticed I had the wrong (old) layout. Will be back later!
What fun! You did a wonderful job, Mtn. I can just see your family making many summers of beach memories with this kitchen in the heart of it all. Especially love the butler's pantry and how you were able to keep and match those wood elements. And the soapstone cabinet next to that great range and hood. Your DH did a great job with the Shaker table.
I have been waiting and waiting to see this kitchen! I love it! You nailed the feel you were going for, IMO. Perfect for this house. I loved the the way you saved and used some of the original cabinetry, and the wallpaper works so well with it! Love the pop of turquoise the fridge brings, and the tiled hood looks like it could have been there forever. Great work, thanks for sharing!
This is a wonderful reinterpretation of the kitchen - so true to the character of the house yet full of delightful surprises. My favorite features are the butler's pantry - every detail, the wallpaper, the awesome sink, and the range hood. Pendants were a great selection I think. It's really special and I know from experience how difficult it is to put a new spin on a kitchen in an old house. Enjoy!
Nosoccermom, If it reminds you of your grandma's kitchen , I have succeeded! Thank you. I like the chairs and table very much, too! Not an obvious pairing but it's casual, light, and functional for us.
Shopping101, Laurie, BBSTX, Holly-Kay,Allison, Bumblebeez, LovestoWalk, Patty_cakes, LAzygardens, RGPS, Voila, Sis2Two, Sprout,Boopadoo, Teacats, Tuesday, thank you!
Marinagal. "reinterpretation"; i like that! Thanks.
SueB, Thanks!
The Shaker table is a kit from the Shaker Workshops is Ashburnham. It is so pretty! And DH said it was very easy to put together because each piece was so well fabricated... and the instructions were written by native English speakers, for a change.
WMA, Thank you! We were lucky to have the built-in hutch and the BP; I think they really ground the space.
Outside, Thanks! DH really enjoyed "building" and finishing the table and I think it makes it a bit more
Gscience, I think it is called a French bistro chair, and you do in fact see them in French cafes all the time. The imported versions are very very pricey, but there are a lot of knockoffs. I think they are all a rattan/wood base with woven plastic seats and backs. Pretty indestructible, and lots of choices of patterns and colors. They are strudy but not too heavy to pick up and move around. We have actually used them on verandah when we had parties. I've linked the source below.
Mdln, I think the GCs here had never done an unfitted kitchen. But the carpenters got into it, since they were making things from scratch I think they found it interesting. Love the photo!
DLM, LOL. They make a new one (with legs) that is very similar, but I wanted old.
Yaya, I am so sorry about your wrist. Ouch. I really really wanted a Marmoleum checkboard floor in white and grey faux marble. But it doesn't exist. What they call white marble, is very pinky orange. I wrestled with the flooring decisions until I fell for this image (below). It is hard to imagine a less practical floor but we will see how it goes! If I end up wanting something else, it'll probably be something fun from Harvey Maria UK vinyls (which I used in a hall bath and love love)
Arlosmom, thank you! Too funny about DH. I did not know you were moving coasts! WOW! That is so exciting. Keep us posted.
CaroleOh, Thank you, that is exactly what we wanted. I do agree patina is a good thing. That's one reason I like antiques! But those first few marks ... are ugly ducklings, alas. I am working on it. Counselling may help. : )
Wow, Amck, how very kind of you!
BonnieAnn, Thank you! The one in the K is copied from the bottom half of a Paula Deen (?!) cabinet, to wit:
Peony, Yes, we were very happy with the GC's work. Although not so much the price. The end result cost --- now stop me if you've heard this before! -- twice as much as the estimate. I always think we will do better next time! My tile person was totally flummoxed on the countertop; she had never had anyone order a tile countertop. They are so out out out!
Cyn, Patricia, Thank you for your kind sentiments! As far as the wallpaper, I don't think many people liked it in concept. I was worried, as I do seem to have an inner junior high student who picks silly things sometimes. But I was pretty sure all the wood would tone it down, and I love it now. The paper is amazing; my installer says the repeat is over 36'! A close up:
Sable_CA, Interesting, but discipline may be a good word for it! I never grew up with a sink like that, but they are so homey, aren't they! Thanks.
Okokok, I agree, it was lucky to have no structural issues, and a large blank slate. I love the size and the fact that it is NOT open plan, as so many houses we looked at were...
Lizbeth, Thank you! Agreed, the range hood is a coup.
Deee! I just toured the Biltmore for the first time last Spring, and we lingered forever in those fabulous kitchens. Very much the look we wanted! Accidental beauty in utilitarianism! Thank you so much.
Errant, Thanks. You are right, it is handy for the drainboards, which i do a lot of prep on! But it's a disaster for washing out a mixing bowl!
Pugga, Yes, Cornwall! I love the whole space.
HoovB, Isn't it cool? I wanted that to-the-ceiling tile look from vintage kitchens. As simple as possible. I think using very flat old school tile helped too, with very thin grout lines.
Sochi, I am glad you thinkwe nailed it! UNfitted is fun!
Buysbee, Yeah, the mock up was just a cut and paste photo I found, I never intended much pattern on the sink. Although talk about impratical! : )
KSWL, Thanks! We are so happy with it too. I think the fridge is probably my fave; can't believe it was DH who told me not to be such a baby and go for it!
Suero, I like it! Of course, it is still pretty modulated!
Pal, The hood is a wonder. Subtle but defines the room IMHO. A stainless number would have a totally different feel, as would something elaborate in wood. I love it.
As for the wallpaper, originally it was only in the cabinet back in the BP; then I brought the guy back and had him do more. Everyone loves the whimsy and trying to find the repeat!
Roarah, Between the built in hutch, BP, a closet in the K, a closet in the DR, we have tons of storage (every day service for 14 and good china for 16). So unfitted does not mean lack of storage for our layout. I will tell you the one issue; spacing between elements. That is why the worktable is on wheels, to clean the floor.
However, the space on either side of the DW will probably end up bring a cleaning nightmare. For a house used only a few months a year, and in a setting where we grill most of our food, probably no biggie. For everyday, I would want to create a design that addressed that problem/risk.
Annie, My post is already long enough, but I did find a line up of before/inspiration/mockup/after very interesting to look at!
Here is a link that might be useful: French bistro chairs/settees/stools
Absolutely love it! I would love to have a kitchen like this. I am very jealous of your butler pantry. The kitchen table and chairs and blue refrigerator are great! It reminds me a little of the kitchen in the movie "it's complicated" except yours is more cheery. Great job!
KEW, Thank you. We kept pretty much anything that looked original to the house; after all that's why we buy old houses!
Arapaho, Thank you.
Gooster, Thanks. My GC hadn't tiled a hood before and wasnt sure how to make it so simple; no trim, etc., but I insisted on a certain look and they delivered.
Lare, I so badly wanted Marmoleum checkerboard! It confounds me they offer so few colors.
Thanks, Rockybird! --- I will have to go look at that movie!
Suero, Thank you, it IS a happy place!
Your kitchen turned out just exactly what I wanted! I'm pretty happy with mine but at the time, other "hot" ideas predominated on the kitchen forum and I wasn't smart enough to come here. I'm a wallpaper person. I was totally out of my element there. I remember when you were looking for fabric for the sink skirt and I can still see your mock up of the sink wall. The wall lights are perfect. I considered them, I think I still have one in my stash, but I went for porcelier fixtures. Anyway, we would have been an awsum combination kicking around ideas for my kitchen. I would have done your hood.


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I've trashed our old BR carpet (with the dog barf stains) and need to find a plush type to make a new 11 X 14 bound rug. This is the only true carpeting in our house; other rooms have wool orientals. I haven't bought carpeting in ages.
I saw a 65oz Mohawk nylon plush at a big box store -- dense, but pretty short pile (maybe 3/8"). It was about $3/ft. It's made from recycled plastic bottles. ??? 10/yr. warranty.
I'd like to spend under $1K and need a soft green. Any hints or ideas? Any no-no's? Help! That bare wood floor is no fun! in December!
I'd like some guidance on how to judge quality (weight and maker) and what kind of fiber is best. I expect we'll be using this for at least ten years. (The old BR rug was cut from carpeting in our previous home -- must have been at least 20 years old.)
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Anso nylon is known for it's durability.
The Anso warranty is not prorated like most nylon warranties. Therefore you get 100% coverage for the life of the warranty.
A 3.5 wear rating for a frieze is not bad at all. Density has a lot to do with wear ratings, and since most frieze carpets are not very dense due to their construction, their respective wear ratings will rarely go higher than 4.
The truth in regards to wear though is that your carpet will never 'wear' out with regards to the warranty. If you read the actual wear warranty it will state that the carpet must lose 10% of the face weight of the yarn, meaning that every 10th yarn must be missing for it to fall under the wear warranty.
Carpets will generally 'ugly' out over a period of years. Meaning they will get stained, lose twist and mat down.
Therefore you should pay attention to 'Texture Retention' and 'Stain Resistance' warranties as much as 'Wear' warranties.
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Since 1972 the Science I building has stood along the south side of the California State University, Stanislaus campus.
California State University, Stanislaus President Hamid Shirvani traveled to Sacramento this week to support Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposed 2010-2011 budget for higher education.
Hundreds of students from Osborn Elementary School show off their best talents on Thursday during the Osborn's Got Talent event. Students did everything from rapping to singing a variety of songs from "Esta Tierra" to "Buena Suerte."
California State University, Stanislaus has been cleared of illegally dumping documents related to Sarah Palin's upcoming June 25 appearance at the University Foundation's 50th Anniversary Gala Fundraiser.
After spending seven months building a robot and helping his team earn 7th place in a national competition, Turlock Christian senior Casey Snyder decided engineering was his future career choice.
Last summer wasn't filled with memories of swimming and pool parties for Turlock Christian senior Morgan Andre. Instead the Turlock teen has memories of painting murals for those in the Dominican Republic.
Tough times call for tough cuts and these cuts are what most can't agree upon. Because the Turlock Unified School District, the Turlock Teachers Association and the California School Employees Association can't find a solution in their employee contract negotiations that will leave all parties satisfied, the district declared impasse on May 4.
Over 100 Turlock classified employees held their heads and signs high in the air on Wednesday at Pitman High School to rally for the fight against more state education cuts. The Turlock employees were just one out of 34 groups that rallied state-wide to hold the California Legislator accountable for no more cuts to education. All groups took part in the California Advocates United to Save Education campaign making government officials sign a "Promise to Our Students" card to protect education funding from further cuts. State Assemblyman Bill Berryhill, State Senator Dave Cogdill and Jeff Denham have not signed the ...
"When you hear the word 'author' you may only associate it with adults, but what many people don't realize is that anyone with a love of writing and a lot of perseverance can become an author if they set their mind to it-no matter what age they are."
The gratitude felt towards activist Cesar Chavez, who dedicated his life to improve the treatment, pay and working conditions of farm workers, was clearly demonstrated by California State University, Stanislaus when just one year after his death in 1993, the university organized what would be its first annual Cesar Chavez Celebration.
California State University, Stanislaus student Erick Padilla had no idea that all the afternoons he spent after school waiting for his dad to pick him up from Oak Valley Hospital would ultimately inspire him to become a nurse.
What do robots, fashionable clothing, and flowers all have in common?
If asked one year ago whether or not she could imagine herself at the White House with President Barack Obama watching a short film she had made, Erin Benning would have most likely laughed.
Audience members waited with bated breath as Oakdale Police Chief Lester Jenkins carefully formulated his answer on whether or not he personally believed that security personnel should be authorized to carry concealed weapons on school campuses.
Stanislaus Christian Fellowship Chi Alpha is crying discrimination to a recently implemented open-membership policy, which has been enforced by the California State University system in an effort to eliminate discrimination in student organizations system wide.
The Modesto Junior College Speech and Debate team returned with armfuls of awards from their performances at the California Community College Forensics Association State Championship.
Opportunities that allow students to multiply their math expertise never take a break-not even during spring break.
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Tackling Education in America
MKTG INC's very own Kristina Cappuccilli wrote a truly inspiring opinion piece about education in America that was featured in Elite Daily. Click here to read more!
Guest Q&A: American Sports Journalist Bonnie Bernstein
For this month's Guest Column, we sat down with Bonnie Bernstein, American sports journalist and executive with a 20 year career. Currently Vice President, Content & Brand Development and On-Air Host for Campus Insiders, Bonnie was named one of the most accomplished female sportscasters in history by the American Sportscasters Association. Additionally, she freelances for The Dan Patrick Show, ESPN, espnW and DirecTV and serves as a guest commentator on several news networks, including MSNBC, NBC and FOX News Channel. Bonnie shares her thoughts and expertise on the world of sports, broadcasting and public health.
How did you get your start as a sports broadcaster?
I decided when I was 12 or 13 that I wanted to be a sports writer, majored in broadcast journalism at the University of Maryland, then landed my first gig out of school at a start-up country radio station in Lewes, DE, called KIX 106. I was the News and Sports Director–a much more glamorous title than the job actually entailed! I'd wake up at 4:30 every morning for hourly studio updates from 6-9am, then head out in our white, clunky van adorned with a massive cowboy boot on the side and drive up and down the state of Delaware, covering everything from city council meetings to state politics to local high school basketball games. It was a blast and a tremendous learning experience… and I actually grew to love country music (Which, for a kid from NJ, was something you'd probably not expect!)
What's your favorite part about broadcasting?
I love the adrenaline rush of "live." It's the closest thing I've ever felt to the actual rush of athletic competition (I did gymnastics for 14 years, all the way through college). You're spewing information into a microphone and you have precisely one shot to get it right. I also love storytelling. There's nothing better than gleaning a piece of information from someone or eliciting an anecdote from an interview subject he or she is sharing for the first time. Knowing even the most informed fan will walk away thinking, "Huh. Didn't realize that" is a great feeling!
What is your favorite sporting event to attend each year, working and then as a fan?
Don't really have a favorite in either category. I'd just say championship games, in general. Super Bowl, College Football Playoff Championship, Final Four. It's the culmination of a season's worth of hard work for both teams, but only one will be crowned when the clock expires. The biggest thrill, quite frankly, is being on the field/court for postgame. Confetti's flying everywhere. Emotions are soaring (or sinking, in the case of the losing team). And I get to be at the center of it all as we round up interviews with players and coaches!
Do you have a favorite team and if so what is it?
New York Giants. Been a rough couple of years for Big Blue, but I'm hopeful for next season, especially with the prospect of having Victor Cruz and Odell Beckham, Jr, healthy and on the field together! If Eli can't get it done with those two, I just don't know…
Photo Credit: Bonnie Bernstein
You have forayed your experience as a broadcaster to the boardroom. Can you tell us a little bit about what you are doing now?
I am the Vice President of Content and Brand Development for a new college sports network called Campus Insiders. It was an extraordinary entrepreneurial opportunity I couldn't pass up! Essentially, I'm wearing two hats: I do a lot of on-air work during the college football season and March Madness for college hoops, but I also have the chance to touch other verticals of our business. I do everything from attending sales pitches and helping develop branded content concepts to working on PR/social media strategy to devising brand extensions for the network. It's kinda like going to business school, but getting paid and the learning curve is truly invigorating!
In our research, we learned that you suffer from Deep Vein Thrombosis, as does one of our colleagues. Can you tell us a bit more about DVT, your story and what we can do to help?
I was diagnosed with DVT in 2006. A massive blood clot that ran the length of my entire left leg broke off and infiltrated both of my lungs (known as Pulmonary Embolism). I was just 36 years old, so for the many folks out there who feel blood clots only inflict the elderly, I can tell you first hand, that's not the case. More than two million Americans suffer a DVT each year and and complications take the lives of more people than breast cancer and AIDS combined. The good news is, the condition is largely preventable, if you're aware of the symptoms and risk factors. Common risk-factors include age (over 40), family history, obesity, smoking, (for women) use of estrogen-based birth control (the Pill, Nuvaring, etc) or hormone replacement therapy and frequent travel where you're immobile for extended periods, such as long-haul flights. Additionally, if you're being treated for cancer or heart disease or are having major surgery, you're at increased risk for blood clots. If you're experiencing leg pain, redness and/or swelling, shortness of breath or acute chest pain, it's always best to check with your doctor to see if you may have suffered a clot. The rule of thumb is, if you have three or more risk factors, you are high-risk, but again, the point to hit home is that by and large, DVT is preventable.
A World Class Diageo Competition
Since I got involved with the 2014 session of the World Class program, I've been speaking with bartenders around the world about why I got involved in the first place. To answer this question, I first look at why I've ever thrown my hat into the ring for any competition. I can promise you that being handed a giant engraved shaker on stage is well near the bottom of my list of motivations.
One of the principal reasons I love to compete and why World Class was so intriguing is the people. No doubt one of the most unique aspects of our profession is the incredible community we have. I jump at the chance to meet other bartenders and surround myself with like-minded individuals who work in different styles. A competition like this brings together bartenders with an array of experiences. Even if you're not competing, getting involved is beneficial. We're always learning and evolving. That growth is never more active than when we break out of our day to day routine. Not to mention, you're making new friends along the way. Having a bar stool waiting for you in distant cities isn't the worst problem to have. Being able to reciprocate when people come to your town is even better.
One of my favorite things about World Class is that it is not a "cocktail competition." Sure, your drinks need to taste great; however, this is truly a bartending competition. You're challenged to utilize the skills we practice every day as bartenders, allowing you to highlight your strengths and helping you identify areas that may need improvement. You're revisiting fundamentals while showcasing your own creative style. As I prepared for each round (regionally, nationally and globally) the cocktails I created became more complete, my attention to detail improved and I was simply more present behind the bar. My goal was to continuously learn, improve and provide the best guest experience possible. During the months of preparation, I was actively making myself a better bartender.
Getting to spend time with a diverse pool of competitors, bartending for leaders in our industry and traveling to some pretty insane locales all adds fuel to the fire. I've always been an experiential person. "Things" come and go, but your life experiences make you who you are and will always be with you. Few other industries are as connected as ours. You really never know who you'll meet or where those connections will take you.
Whether you have a strong competitive drive or just want to challenge yourself to hone your craft, there are plenty of reasons to get involved. Even if you're just checking out the online videos or attending one of the seminars, you're bound to pick up something. Most importantly, have fun with it. We have the best job on the planet. Spread the love, be kind and push hard.
Top Five Drinks You'll Be 'Bragh'ging About on St. Patrick's Day
On St. Patrick's Day—Tuesday, March 17—millions of people around the world will don green and celebrate the Irish with parades, good cheer, and of course, a drink! To spice up your beverage selection in anticipation of the holiday, we will be releasing one recommendation each day for the next 5 days. We hope to help you and your loved ones sip on some traditional Irish libations, as well as inspire you to add some twists to timeless classics. No matter where the celebrations take you, we encourage you to try these out responsibly.
Although we all enjoy celebrating every year in March, many don't know the real reason behind the festivities. St. Patrick was the Patron Saint of Ireland, but like so many of us participating in this holiday, he wasn't even Irish. He was born in Britain, and died on March 17, 461. The celebration in memory of his death was first observed in the United States in Boston, Massachusetts in 1737. Throughout the centuries it has turned into a worldwide celebration that everyone can enjoy (not just the Irish Catholics!). St. Paddy's day is particularly large in America, as there are 39.6 million US residents with Irish ancestry, and tons more who are just Irish for the day!
Our first suggestion, believe it or not, is "the most talked about American Blonde in years." While many of you may be thinking Taylor Swift or Channing Tatum, it's actually the Guinness Blonde American Lager.
Guinness goes Blonde with the first beer released in their new highly anticipated discovery series. And we promise, this link to American Blondes is completely safe for work!
This beer is the first collaboration between the Guinness Factory in Dublin, Ireland and the Latrobe Brewery in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, USA. It is made with the 125-year-old traditional Guinness yeast, but reimagined with American hops and brewing techniques. We think that this is the perfect beer for Americans celebrating St. Pat on this side of the pond! After all, everyone loves an Irish-American blonde, don't they?
For day two we present to you a beer with a fun and rebellious spirit: Smithwick's!
To sound authentic when ordering this at the bar, make sure to pronounce it "Smiddicks".
Smithwick's is the oldest Irish red ale style beer from Kilkenny, Ireland. Complete with hints of caramel, orange marmalade, campfire smoke and fresh citrus, this complex beverage is sure to be one of your favorites beyond the holiday.
It has always been a fan favorite. When it was first sent to America in 1950, the whole shipment was stolen off the docks of the Boston Harbor. It was so good that the locals kept it for themselves, rather than dumping it into the water.
We suggest pairing this ale with a burger, meatloaf, steak or a margarita pizza. We have found it to be particularly enjoyable with sharp cheddar and mild blue cheeses.
For those of you who prefer a lighter beer, we suggest the new Smithwick's Pale Ale.
On day three we suggest a timeless and delicious classic: Baileys.
-2,300: Glasses of Baileys enjoyed every minute around the world.
-180: Countries where Baileys is sold.
-50: Percent of spirits exported from Ireland bare the Baileys label.
-220 Million: Liters of milk used to make the fresh cream in Bailey's each year; 38,000 dairy cows produce the milk on 1,500 farms, primarily on Ireland's east coast.
While there are endless concoctions that can be bolstered with the delicious Irish cream, our favorite way to enjoy Baileys is on the rocks. A tip from the pros: put your glass in the freezer a few hours in advance for a frosty chill.
Looking to switch it up from the classic? Baileys has many new and exciting flavors. Try out Chocolate Cherry, Salted Caramel, and Vanilla Cinnamon this St. Paddy's day.
On day 4 we suggest a drink that both bourbon lovers and beer enthusiasts can enjoy: a Wilde Old Fashioned. Named after the legendary Irish poet and writer Oscar Wilde, this cocktail combines a rich tradition with a bold new twist.
You might have expected for us to choose an Irish whiskey for this cocktail, but our favorite cocktails are built with bourbon. They have more flavor and complexity than whiskeys, which means they won't get lost in the drink! So, keeping with the theme of celebrating St. Pat's influence on the culture of Ireland, we chose to mix the bourbon with distinctly Irish Guinness!
Wilde Old Fashioned Recipe
1.5 oz Bulleit Bourbon
1 oz Guinness Extra Stout
.5 oz Rich Simple Syrup
Dash Angostura
1. Stir all ingredients in an ice filled mixing glass.
2. Strain over large ice cube.
3. Garnish with a large orange peel
Happy St. Patrick's Day Lads and Lassies! As I'm sure you may have guessed, on day 5 we suggest a traditional Guinness Draught! After all, it is the ultimate St. Patrick's Day beverage.
Not only is this the beer of Ireland and beverage of choice for many who call the land home, it is the perfect drink for a day full of eating and drinking. Contrary to popular belief, it is light and thin, allowing those of you who are still sticking to New Years Resolutions to be happy. Believe it or not, there are only 125 calories in each 12 oz pint-sized glass. Guinness uses a unique Nitrogen/Carbon Dioxide mix to push the beer through the lines and into your glass. Unlike most other beers, it consists of 75% nitrogen and 25% carbon dioxide. Nitrogen is the reason for the thick, creamy head that is easily recognizable on a Guinness. The bubbles it creates are much smaller than CO2 bubbles, meaning you don't get as full–this crafty trick allows us to save room for lots of corned beef and cabbage.
To ensure you are drinking the best pint of Guinness possible every time you choose the Irish stout, watch this video to learn about the perfect pour! We promise it really does make all the difference!
For those of you choosing not to drink this St. Patrick's Day, it is very easy to incorporate Guinness into your delicious holiday recipes! From tenderizing beef in a classic meat-and-potatoes Irish stew, to drizzling it on vanilla ice cream we promise it adds wonderful flavor to whatever sweet treat or hearty meal you are making! Find some great recipes here: https://www.guinnesshooley.com/food-recipes
However you choose to celebrate this history-rich tradition, always remember to enjoy responsibly!
Adventures in Hairstyling With the InStyler
Vocalpoint.com is one of MKTG INC's online communities and has over 1 million moms that are always looking for ways to make their lives run a little quicker, a little cheaper and a little smoother.
We recently shared 6,000 InStyler tools (yes – the ones you've seen on TV) with our community of moms. InStyler tools are known to make hair styling simpler. Take me for example – I have thick curly hair and it takes me an hour (at least!) to straighten my hair. With the InStyler MAX – I go from curly to straight in just 25 minutes! Much of our community told the same story as they styled themselves gorgeous!
First, we provided moms with 3 products from the InStyler line of tools. Next, we had them invite their friends over for a styling party. Lastly – we asked them to show us the results! Vocalpoint combined over 6,000 pieces of user-generated content with over 2,300 product reviews to generate over 20 million impressions for InStyler! (Check out some of them on Instagram at #rsvpinstyler.)
What we learned on this project is that with something like a hairstyling tool – getting it in the hands of the community is essential for driving purchase. The #1 thing that our community engaged with were the before & after pictures. This program provided the brand with thousands of images of REAL women successfully using their tools, which will translate into thousands of new customers.
NBA All-Star Weekend a Slam Dunk
NBA House
The spectacle of NBA All-Star, one of the most electrifying sporting events in the world, came to New York City in February 2015. MKTG INC worked with the NBA to develop and produce a concept that would bring all NBA Fans together in celebration of basketball and its unique connection to NYC.
Welcome to the NBA House, 2015 All-Star edition. 70,000 sq ft of basketball activities, sponsor activations, and legendary NBA player appearances. Player appearances included Anthony Davis, Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Durant, Robert Parrish, and the one and only Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
This was an extraordinary first-class entertainment experience with the NBA's brightest stars and their fans at the center of it all.
Over 21,000 fans stopped by NBA House during its 7-day tenure in Manhattan and left with a memory that will last a lifetime.
Written by: Michael Del Monaco
Gatorade "Be Like Mike"
On Friday, Feb. 13 during NBA All-Star week in New York, Gatorade allowed fans to step into the shoes of Michael Jordan by taking part in a series of athletic challenges to celebrate the return of "Be Like Mike," one of sport's most iconic commercials. Students from area high schools, media members and even Nick Cannon recreated iconic moments that defined Jordan's career—they shot, dunked, won and even dressed like Mike! The event was captured in an online video right before the All-Star game launched a social media campaign encouraging fans to show how they #BeLikeMike.
Guest speakers were NBA legends Horace Grant and Dominique Wilkins. They shared their experiences playing with and against Jordan in such epic moments as the 1988 Slam Dunk Contest and "The Shot on Ehlo" during the Bulls 1989 Eastern Conference Finals victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. The event was another celebratory milestone for Gatorade during its 50th anniversary year.
Written by: Mary Kate Pleggenkuhle
Restaurant Patrons Hungry for Experiential
Ready for an elevated dining experience? Diners are looking for a satisfying meal, but they're also looking for a unique experience. Restaurants are forced to be creative and have begun experimenting with adventurous forms of serving food to their patrons.
Roller Coaster Restaurants anyone? Probably not for everyone but Rogo's Roller Coaster Restaurant in Abu Dhabi spans 14,000 square foot and offers 30 individual roller coaster tracks that loop, spiral and spin around diners to deliver the menu and food to tables. Since the restaurant has no servers, diners place their orders through tablets at their tables. When the food is ready, the kitchen puts it in a covered pot and shoots it down one of the tracks to your table. The tracks range from multi-spiral to double-loop, reaching speeds of up to 12mph.
Every aspect of the customer experience adds up to overall satisfaction. Creating memorable, entertaining aspects is at the heart of brand experience. Campaigns come and go, but in today's world creating memories through experiences is what people care about, it's what people talk about.
What good is your brand if it doesn't evoke an experience?
NBA All-Star Week Has Arrived in NYC
MKTG INC's very own EVP, Sales and Marketing Bryan Duffy is featured in a cover story of this week's SportsBusiness Journal talking the upcoming NBA All-Star Week(end). Check out the story and his thoughts on what it takes to cut through the clutter in a busy market like New York City. Read more here!
Source: SportsBusiness Journal, February 9 2015
MKTG INC Plays the Field at Super Bowl XLIX
Some quick sports trivia: How many celebrities crossed an MKTG-affiliated threshold at this year's Super Bowl? Answer: At least 100 yards' worth. From Nick Lachey to Nick Jonas, from Erin Andrews to Andrew Luck, from Mark Teixeira to Mark Sanchez, MKTG collaborated on no fewer than 4 different brand activations throughout the Big Game weekend.
Super Bowl Media Day took place on the Tuesday before Super Bowl XLIX at the US Airways Center in downtown Phoenix, Arizona. To help make players and personalities feel at home before their media interviews, MKTG INC tempted up with the NFL to create a premium lounge experience for Seattle Seahawks players.
The NFL's Barbershop experience staffed top celebrity barbers for players about to "go live" on camera. The service menu included everything from haircuts to straight razor shaves to trims to hot towels.
As soon as the doors opened, the Barbershop was crowded with Seahawks looking for a pre-camera makeover. Several players even asked for in-room hotel visits from our celebrity barbers, so they could look their best before the big game.
The 3rd annual Superb Owl took place on the Friday before Super Bowl 49 at RnR Gastropub in the heart of Old Scottsdale, AZ.
A little bit of background: The Superb Owl is the international take on the celebrations surrounding the American Football Championship game, the Super Bowl. The idea was concepted by 5 English pals – some living in London and some in NYC – who wanted to create a unique experience unlike the usual testosterone-fueled, beer & wing fest that go hand-in-hand with the Super Bowl.
This event is part networking, part spectacle with light entertainment and a quintessentially English theme.
Now in its 3rd year (and best year yet!), the Superb Owl has evolved into a staple event for key influencers in the Sports & Entertainment industry, various US & UK media partners, key clients and prospective clients. This year's Superb Owl, which has been hosted by MKTG and the 5 "Owls" from the UK in the years prior, was joined by a third host, psLIVE.
The cross-agency collaboration enjoyed record turnout for a jolly good night of networking, noshing and libations.
For the fifth year in a row, Tequila Don Julio made an exciting impact on the Big Game Weekend social scene, but this time with something entirely new and unexpected. In collaboration with nightlife impresario 1OAK, the brand brought the legendary Neon Carnival event from the desert of Indio, CA to the desert of Phoenix, AZ for the first time ever.
Hosted at Castles n' Coasters on Friday, January 30th, this one-of-a-kind exclusive event featured the fun of carnival games and rides, handcrafted cocktails served from the Airstream Speakeasy and the hottest music in town by acclaimed DJs Ruckus and Politik. The buzzed-about event attracted influencers such as actor Chris Evans, NFL star Mark Sanchez, host of VH1's Morning Buzz Nick Lachey and reality star Audrina Patridge.
The 2nd Annual Wheels Up Super Saturday Tailgate Party pulled out all the stops this year at the Maya Club in Scottsdale with 1,000 members and their guests, which was the talk of Phoenix. Among the celebs in attendance were "Dancing With the Stars" Host/Fox Sportscaster Erin Andrews, "Access Hollywood" host Billy Bush, ESPN "College GameDay" host Kirk Herbstreit, New York Yankee Mark Teixeira, Miami Dolphin Ryan Tannehill, NFL Network host Rich Eisen, Indianapolis Colt Andrew Luck, New Orleans Saint Drew Brees and ESPN host Mike Golic. Singer Nick Jonas performed.
The event featured a cigar roller, pool-top go-go dancers, specialty cocktails, a branded bar and tastings led by National Zacapa Ambassador Robert Pallone.
Guest Q&A: Stephanie Rudnick
For this month's Guest Column, we sat down with Stephanie Rudnick, MKTG INC's new SVP, Marketing Communications. An almost 20-year industry veteran, Stephanie shares her thoughts and expertise on the world of PR and experiential marketing, MKTG and the best advice she's ever received.
What will your role be here at MKTG INC?
I'll be developing and managing all aspects of the company's communication strategy and practice, including media and industry relations, external communications and brand management.
What's the best advice you've ever received?
"Carpe diem" – Live each day as if it were your last. It's something I've lived by since learning about it in elementary school from my favorite English teacher.
How did you get into PR?
When I decided on my major, it was WAY before PR was as widely understood as it is today. I spent a lot of time working with non-profits in high school in Chicago and loved when the media would come to our events and publicize our causes. When I learned that I could study journalism with a PR focus, it just felt right. I went to college at USC in Los Angeles because I wanted to study in a major city where my teachers were working professionals in my field, but also because the location would offer me access to a wide array of internships. I was lucky enough to have internships every semester – from beauty to music to technology to entertainment and celebrity publicity – which helped expose me to how different PR can be depending on the client. Since then, I've done pretty much every kind of PR across a ton of verticals, both agency and in-house. Now that I'm older, one of my favorite things is to mentor young people who are interested learning how to navigate the business and continue to help them along throughout their careers.
What publications or websites do you find most relevant to your career?
It's part of my job to read, read, read and do my best to stay on top of what's going on in our industry and in general. So, I start my day with a scan of Twitter, which helps me get a handle quickly on the news of the day. Then, first thing at work, I go old-school and get my hands dirty tearing through the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. I also read the hard copy of the Sports Business Journal and the SBJ's three daily e-newsletters, as well as MediaPost, EM, Adweek and AdAge. The list goes on and on.
What are some of your favorite work experiences?
I'm so grateful that my job has afforded me so many amazing experiences. I've been able to travel around the globe, working, and experiencing working in other cultures. One of the craziest experiences was in Beijing, when just hours before a press conference I was organizing, a friend tipped me off that if I wanted the media to actually publish/broadcast something, I had to give them a gift and CASH. For real. That was fun to have to explain to finance why the company owed me thousands of CNYs in cash and for T-shirts from the hotel gift shop! I also have to share that one of my all-time favorite nights at work was in 2012 at the NFL Draft when my client, Andrew Luck, was drafted first. It was so crazy and exciting and anxiety-inducing being backstage with Andrew and his family and all of the other draftees and their families, waiting for "the call" from the teams. Not sure that will ever happen again, unless my son decides that's the route he wants to take…urgh.
Who have been your favorite clients?
That's a hard one but I would say that working with the totally courageous and amazing NBA center Jason Collins was a highlight of my career.
What are your favorite apps?
Amazon, Uber, Starbucks, SportsCenter, Swarm, American Airlines, Diapers.com, Fitbit, WeatherBug, WhatsApp, FlightTracker, OpenTable, Seamless, Timehop and Tile.
What are three things you can't travel without?
Earplugs, a flat-iron and my Philips Sonicare toothbrush
When not at the office, where are we most likely to find you? (Not that we'll be looking, of course.)
At home in Battery Park or running around downtown Manhattan with my husband Duncan, and kids Charlie (2 1/2) and Matilda (5 months). And probably reading.


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Full of Love Topiary Tree
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Looking for Valentine's Day craft ideas? Make a Full of Love Topiary Tree for your home! This is a fun craft that can be left out all year long.
- Small Styrofoam Ball
- Medium or Large Styrofoam Ball
- Wood Dowel
- Ribbon about 2 - 3 yards about 1 inch wide
- Sequin Pins
- Moss
- Small metal pail
- Cut the ribbon into 2 inch strips. Pin one strip on the very top of the Large Styrofoam Ball.
- Fold the sides of a piece of ribbob down so that it makes a triangle and pin this to the styrofoam ball. Starting at the top. Continue this step all the way around the styrofoam ball one row at a time. When you pin each row you will be covering the pins which are showing from the previous row.
- At the bottom of the styrofoam ball you will pin a ribbon like you did at the top cut a slit in the ribbon before you pin it down. This is where the wooden dowel will go.
- Next, I cut the wooden dowel the length I wanted it and painted it. I choose to paint it black. I then set it aside to dry.
- I then took the little red pail and put some Hugs and Kisses on it (X's and O's).
- Next I hot glued a small styrofoam ball inside the pail.
- I then stuck the wooden dowel into the large styrofoam ball through the slit which I had cut previously.
- I then stuck the other end of the dowel into the styrofoam ball which was glued into the small pail. I then put the moss on top of the small styrofoam ball.
- Lastly I tied a bow around the dowel. And there you have it. Just like magic I was able to transform a styrofoam ball into something beautiful for my mantle over Valentines.
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I grew up in Texas, usually the only time I would hear the word uppity was followed by the N word and then a stern warning of "They should know their place." afterwards. I actually long for the day when at least bigots were more open about it, at least you knew what they were with certainty. Although this comes very damn close.
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|Minimum Stay
|2 - 7 nights
Sea Breeze condo at the Casa Del Mar.
4 adults and 2 small children in the junior bunk beds.
Top floor towards the front of the complex.
Spring Special:
$695.00 Friday to Friday for 7 nights.
Uncle Sam will require tax.
Strict no pet policy.
Summer requires Friday to Friday 7 night stay: $995.00 plus tax.
Sleeps 4 adults and 2 small children in the junior bunk beds.
Your Ocean View Condo Suite includes:
Linens, sheets, towels, cable TV, DVD player.
Free WiFi.
Nintendo Wii game station with games.
Kitchen includes:
Coffee maker, toaster, stove and microwave.
Dinnerware, silverware, pots and pans.
Hair dryer, iron and ironing board.
Free parking,
24 hour security,
Private Gulf view balcony.
Fully-furnished living area with studio kitchen.
Private bedroom with queen bed and cable TV.
Queen sofa sleeper in living room
Junior bunk beds for small kids in the hallway.
2 sparkling pools. One pool heated year round.
BBQ picnic area near the heated pool.
No surprise 'fees.'
Free parking.
Free WiFi.
No cleaning fee (when left respectfully.)
If this calendar is booked, give us a call as we may have another property available!
We are private owners and have several condos at the Casa Del Mar.
All the condos at the Casa Del Mar are privately owned.
We prefer to take care of our own condos rather than let another company do it for us.
We live nearby on the island if you need us for anything.
Taz or Jay purchased this condo in 2002
This is one of several condos we have at the Casa Del Mar complex.
The Casa Del Mar has 276 privately owned units.
Casa Del Mar is located at the corner of 61st and Seawall Blvd right across the street from the Gulf of Mexico.
Each condo has a great view of the Gulf of Mexico.
2 sparkling pools. (One heated year round.)
BBQ and picnic area near the pool.
24 hour security.
Strict no pet policy. Call us for our pet friendly properties.
We had a blast in Galveston. The condo was great. The listing was right on the money . It was beautifully decorated and very clean. The location and view was awesome. SeaBreeze condo was located in the middle of everything.The beach was wonderful and there were tons of restaurants nearby, as well as a Wal-Mart and Kroger. Taz was very polite and gave us excellent customer service. We can't wait to stay here again.
This property was in an excellent location. There were lots of exciting things to visit near the room and within walking distance. I really enjoyed our visit.
We had a very nice stay at the Seabreeze condo! The room was clean, plenty of towels and supplies, nice kitchen set up and the owners were great to work with!
I stayed in the Lighthouse condo (in the same building) as the Seabreeze was already booked for part of my stay.
For a winter stay it was cooler than the other side of the building as it didn't get direct sun (though it was light) - probably a lot more welcome during summer to be on that side!
I'd regard the condo as similar to a 2 star hotel due to it's age, but with better amenities - being able to cook and clean for myself; and no yucky stains! (The condos are cleaned before and after stays - and cleaned thoroughly.)
Walking distance to Wal-mart, Randalls and Kroger plus restaurants, shops, etc. The beach is across the road, and the seawall is great for running, cycling etc. Three Starbucks within walking distance.
The older part of Galveston is only 3 miles away and worth seeing.
The Casa del Mar has internet - the strength varies.
I enjoyed my stay and would recommend it as a place to stay in Galveston.
This is the second time we have stayed at Casa Bling and we were very pleased. The place is very clean & affordable with an ocean view and kitchenette. The realtor key lock - awesome ideal. We had 2 adults and 4 teenagers and the sleeping arrangements were fine. We enjoyed the beach being right across the street. There are two swimming pools at this location (with an outside shower). Room entry is on the inside. Elevators work fine! They provide luggage carts too and you pick up a free parking pass at the office. We always eat at Guido's who have fair prices and excellent food. Our family also enjoys the day fishing trips with Galveston Party Boats. Next to them is Joe's Crab Shack and a place that sells fresh seafood. And last but not least...there is a Wal Mart 2 blocks to your right and a Kroger 5 blocks or so to your left. The owners are friendly and informative. Pleasure doing business with you, Jay & Taz. We will be back!
Galveston Texas Gulf Coast
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Mar 19 2015 - May 21 2015
Changeover Day: Friday
2 night minimum stay
Memorial Week
May 22 2015 - May 28 2015
Changeover Day: Friday
3 night minimum stay
4th of July Week
Jul 3 2015 - Jul 9 2015
Changeover Day: Friday
7 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
Changeover Day: Friday
7 night minimum stay
|Refundable damage deposit
|Tax Rate
Uncle Sam will require tax.
Casa del Mar has a strict no pet policy.
Drivers license required.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.


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Māris Orniņš | 4 bikes
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Māris came to me with idea of video a time ago, he wanted a new web edit for the Suntour forks and Famous clothing as he recently joined their team. But we wanted to show that Maris is all-round rider, so we decided to film with 4 different bikes- DH,freeride,park, street. We started with park on his now-old 24" bike before his knee surgery. Māris didn't want this aprt to be big due to the fact that all winter the only place to film is the Monsterparks. Next we went to Baldone- Riekstu kalns where we shot the downhill part of the video. This part was filmed after his surgery/post-recovery. Now Māra knee was back to its 100% as it was ago. For the dirt section we went to Māris dirt playground. This time we waited on Māris new 26" bike to arrive,now he will be riding big-boy whels, needless to say, just couple of days on the 26" and Māris was feeling comfortable on the bike to do some big stuff. Finnaly for the freeride segment Māris had in mind a drop, after doing to the intended drop we relised that due to terrain unexpected we aborted that location, but while driving to film the dirt segment , halfway i saw a sign on the road leading to excavation site. Opened trusty google maps and with the help of mobile internet checked the terrain of it, seemed quite interesting, after filming the dirt part we went to the excavation site, we where happy with our findings- Māris stopmed the gnarly 360, ain't no redbull rampage, but still a good Latvian edition, atleast never seen before. Hope you like the video! See what Māris is up in twitter @MarisOrnins or at facebook facebook.com/Maris.ornins.mtb.page Filmed/edited by Renārs Vilnis Gear- Canon 60d with MagicLantern, Tamron 17-50mm 2.8 vc, Canon 50mm 1,8, DIY JIB


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