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Current streak: won 3 straight games.
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March 20, 2015
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This cover for Germany's Dummy magazine is pretty forceful: the theme for the issue is 'Help' and on the front cover an ousted editor of Der Spiegel offers help to his old mag, 'Buy Der Spiegel, they need it more' (thanks Mike).
March 20, 2015
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Out now: Accent #8
Accent is the 21st Century equivalent of seventies cult zines, an online magazine showcasing extraordinary lives and obscure, lively subcultures from around the world. It's a publication that has a particularly strong eye for iconic images, so that it's become one of the leading sources for underground documentary photography. We love Accent because it's one of the few online spaces that completely succeeds in drawing you into each digital issue: it's easy to read all of the long-form stories in one go, something that's rare even in the best printed publications. Issue eight was released this week, marking it the second year that the quarterly magazine has appeared. We spoke to editors Lucy Nurnberg and Lydia Garnett, curious about the process of putting together an online magazine that's actually achieved the kind of status usually associated with print.
March 19, 2015
Magazine of the week
Magazine of the week: Urban Pamphleteer
In 17th Century London, pamphleteering was rife, a way for Londoners to circulate subversive ideas through cheap printing technology. Pamphleteering took place on the street, it was radical and politically charged, a reaction to the aggressive Elizabethan exploitation of new media. Four centuries later, Urban Pamphleteer magazine is doing just the same, working in this tradition to confront contemporary urban debates and politics. Although it takes heed from a traditional format, there is nothing out-dated about the publication's content or aesthetic.
March 18, 2015
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Hear Gail Bichler, design director of NYTimes Magazine, discuss the recent redesign in the latest MagHeroes podcast from Magpile…
…while NYTimes graphics editor Jennifer Daniel reveals she'd like to redesign Buzzfeed.
Kai Brach of Offscreen's latest insight into making his mag is an overview of flatplanning: 'Seeing all the spreads next to each other enables editors to identify where… stories or visuals are colliding.'
More audio: hear PPA chief exec, and all-round editorial guru, Barry McIlheney discuss his career including his time on Smash Hits and FHM.
If you're in NY on 6 April, you can't afford to miss the entire set of New York magazine design directors discussing the magazine; that's everyone from Milton Glaser, via Walter Bernard and Bob Newman through to Luke Hayman and Chris Dixon.
'A certain kind of print is dead, or dying, but who cares?' Delayed Gratification have a nice interview with Ruth Jamieson, author of 'Print is Dead. Long Live Print.'
March 18, 2015
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Front covers
Port goes biannual
The new issue of men's independent Port lands next week, with a new format and redesign based around their move from quarterly to biannual. 'Whilst we have loved creating and sharing the 15 quarterly issues over the years,' explains founder/editor-in-chief Dan Crowe, 'we're looking forward to making something more refined, satisfying, reflective – more, perhaps, like a vintage glass of port.'
March 17, 2015
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Out now: Mood #7
I've always been a fan of the Mood logo. The mash of the words 'food' and 'music' that is visually represented by the two O's, the first being a record and the other a burger, is a perfect representation of the publication's content. And their covers are also always so striking, especially when placed on a shelf surrounded by other independent magazines. Issue seven has a cover as eye-catchingly colourful as ever, and it's themed 'World Music', a term Editors Emma Hovel and Mario Villar Sangurjo rightly questions in their letter, as it's a genre that music aside from conventional Anglo rock/pop is often unfairly categorised into.
March 16, 2015
At Work With
At work with: Walter Green, Lucky Peach
I've recently had the chance to spend time with two of the principals of Lucky Peach – editor Chris Ying (at U Symposium) and art director Walter Green (at QVED) – and can confirm they live their magazine. These guys are committed to food of every type! We start the new week with Walter, now back at work in San Francisco. Before Lucky Peach he worked at McSweeney's and The New York Times Magazine, as well as contributing illustrations to New York, Bloomberg Businessweek The Atlantic. He was recently named one of Print magazine's New Visual Artists, and one of The L Magazine's 30 Under 30; if that's not remarkable enough, he's not even pushing 30, turning 25 this week.
March 13, 2015
Indie mags on Artsnight, BBC2 tonight
Journalist/super-interviewer Lynne Barber is guest editor of tonight's Artsnight show, and for one segment she reports on the UK's indie magazine scene. She meets Steve Watson, interviews The Gentlewoman's Penny Martin and Delayed Gratification's Rob Orchard, and looks at the success of Cereal. Will be interesting to hear what she concludes (no images available ahead of broadcast).
March 13, 2015
Front covers
Behind the front cover, Gym Class #12
We've been fans of Steven Gregor's new Gym Class cover since he revealed it at last month's Printout. The bold and satirical statement is definitely on point, and it taps into something that we've been feeling for quite a while here at magCulture: namely our concern about the more derivative designs of many contemporary publications. We got in touch with the Gym Class creator to find out more, intrigued about whether the characteristically playful Steven is using the statement as a light-hearted provocation, or whether he is articulating a deeper concern about magazine making today.
March 12, 2015
Magazine of the week
Magazine of the Week: Vestoj #5
Its thoughtful integration of word and image is why Vestoj is our choice magazine following the hectic fashion weeks this month: a publication that every fashionable magazine reader should be carrying in their bag this spring. Fashion is often wrongly accused of being purely decorative, unimportant and frivolous; something shallow that changes quicker than the seasons. Academic journals, on the other hand, are often stripped entirely of design and ornament for the very reason that fashion is considered 'frivolous': the editors seem to want the text to do the talking, and perhaps believe that decoration could be distracting or unnecessary.
Vestoj emphatically brings both worlds together – it is a journal of 'Sartorial Matters' –a celebration of the intelligence and importance of both magazine and clothing design. Published under the patronage of London College of Fashion, the academic essays contained in the magazine are attired in the most beautiful way, emphasising the significance of the topic of 'Fashion' by dressing up each page smartly and with plenty of imagination.


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i appreciate that upon closer examination of the photo, the D&D guide is only available at the fine game stores, i cant imagine how bad it would have been if they decided to ship to the decent and the mediocre game stores as well.
Now that Hasbro owns D&D they should try to promote it more... with a sane marketing campaign (as opposed to the braindead efforts of TSR, of which this picture is just an example)
Maybe that way the game will lose some of its "social pariah" stigma
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Psst- For everyone asking what we did for Easter and what Clara found in her basket – check out those details here on Young House Life.
Brace yourself. This post is full of a whole lotta words. So feel free to skim. Or read this in one sentence intervals over the next two years. Haha. This actually came about when people asked how we organize all the stuff we have on our to-do list. We explained that we basically just have one long run-on document, and when folks kept asking us to share it (and update it as we went along), it sounded like our idea of a good time. So it's high time that we actually updated it (you first saw it here and it has somehow been ten whole months since we revisited it to cross things off). And of course, because you wanted more words (right???) we added a little percentage thing at the end to evaluate how finished each room/space is (we have a few 70%+ guys and a few 0% ones too, haha). So pardon the kind of insane length, this really is just the doc that we use to remember what's on the agenda and choose what to tackle next!
Oh and as for how we keep things straight, we just circle the small things that we want to tackle right away, cross things off as we go, and make a separate section for long-term projects and bigger furnishings that that we want to save for and tackle when we finally have the funds (and are feeling more sure about our approach so there's no shoulda-woulda-coulda going on later). Looking at those long term things from time to time keeps us excited to squirrel away as much loot as we can to make them a reality down the road. And seeing all the crossed off smaller items reminds us that bite-sized undertakings can really keep you motivated and excited to tweak your house one day at a time. So our method is to basically just write everything down and take on things that are doable and not too intimidating (or expensive) while we save up for the bigger projects/stuff.
That explains why it took us nearly a year to start the kitchen redo. And as for priorities, we generally just do whatever we're in the mood for (barring anything that needs to be moved to the top of the list for safety or other extreme-urgency reasons). Anyway, here's the ol' list now that it's full of our most recently completed updates (crossed off in red) and newly added projects (also in red):
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- Find fun saturated/patterned fabric and DIY some curtains (using this no-sew method and this sewing method) for the
living room, future dining room, office, playroom, bedroom, hall sliders, guest room, etc.
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the living room, the dining room, the office, the big hallway, the small hallway, the master bathroom, the guest bedroom, the playroom, the nursery, the sunroom, the hall bathroom, the guest bathroom, and the master bedroom(this is one of those slowly over time tasks- we're thinking about tones seen here in this whole-house color scheme post of yore) Stencil the office walls Paint all the dark wood trim (beams, baseboard, crown) in the living room<–in a moment of oh-why-not we gray-washed the beams and love how they balance out the big gray sectional and avoid white overload since we hung a ton of white frames on the wall above the sofa Remove unnecessary bi-fold doors Frost the side door that looks in on the kitchen Remove the shelves next to the fireplace in the living room
Prime and paint the paneling in the kitchen Redo the kitchen backsplash (check out overstock.com for tile along with clearance stuff from local vendors) Get all new kitchen hardware (check out local places, online stuff, and big box stores for a deal) Prime and paint the oak cabinets in the kitchen Finally refinish and reupholster the craigslist rocker that we got a while back Hang mirror(s) in the office for dry erase message board(s) to keep posts & projects straight
- Replace a ton of light fixtures (too many to list) <– we replaced the one in the master bedroom, the nursery, redid the chandelier in the office and added a shade, and added recessed lights & pendants to the kitchen.
- Remove all the door handles, hinges, and doorknobs in the house and refinish them in oil-rubbed bronze <— completed the exterior sliders and front door but no interior doors yet
- Frame out the mirror in the hall bathroom
- Paint the vanity in the hall bathroom
Hang a thick drapey curtain in front of our walk-in closet Organize our closet and dresser (and stop piling pjs and underwear on the floor of the closet) Wallpaper or stencil the sink nook in the master bedroom<–we painted it the same color as the bedroom to help it blend in for now Frost or add curtains to the window in the master bathroom
- Turn the area between the addition and the old house with the sliders leading out onto it into a sweet outdoor cutting garden slash alfresco dining room with a nice big deck (it's near the kitchen, and it seems to get enough light for potted herbs) <– we're chomping at the bit to start this – just have to do some research, draw plans, and get a permit
Make built-ins around the washer and dryer to create mini mudroom function Paint the front door Remove the most awkward mirror in the history of the world (the one on the back of the guest bathroom door that reflects the full body of the person on the toilet) Spray paint or stain the legs of the sectional so they're not so pale and dorky<– we used oil-rubbed bronze spray paint for a subtle metallic effect
- Frame out the porch columns so they're chunky and square instead of ornate and curvy
- Paint the porch/rest of house's siding a moody gray color (and the cream trim a nice crisp white)
- Stain the concrete porch floor to gussy it up
- Plant evergreen trees around the perimeter of the property for more privacy from the side, back, and even part of the front (waiting for them to "fill in" will be the hardest part, but getting smaller plants will save us money so we'll hopefully have patience)
- Pump up the curb appeal with more landscaping upgrades (curved garden beds, plantings along the bare spots of the house, more hydrangeas around the patio, etc)
Limb up the magnolia in the front that blocks the entire house "Wallpaper" the big hallway (off of the kitchen, living room, and entryway) with mixed and matched white frames Accidentally kill our beloved ceramic dog by dropping a frame on his head<–every list needs some comic relief, and John got 'er done Paint the back of the future dining room built-ins something fun and bright Add new hardware to the bottom cabinets of the built-ins Replace the medicine cabinet in the guest bathroom with a charming mirror Remove the annoying off-centered towel bar below the window in the hall bathroom and frame out the base of the window to hide the damage Hang a giant grid of ribba frames above the sectional in the living room and figure out a cheap art solution Hang a ceiling medallion in Clara's nursery to cover the cracks
- Update and paint the vanity in the master bathroom <– oops, we still haven't updated and painted the base, but we removed the chunky granite lip around the backsplash and hung our quatrefoil mirror and painted the walls, so that's a start
Paint the dark brick fireplace in the kitchen
- Add crown molding to the guest room, the playroom, and the nursery
- Wallpaper something (we're down with some fun tone on tone pattern – maybe in the hall bathroom or the playroom)
- Chalkboard paint something. It's too much fun to deny the bean.
Stencil the inside of Clara's closetand her ceiling- just for some subtle fun
- DIY a sandbox/baby pool for Clara
Add some fun organizational stuff to the laundry room wall near the door (a hook for dog leashes, storage for shoes, a place for the ironing board, a calendar on the wall?)
- Make or buy or refurbish a long bench for the foot of the bed (ours is too small and a bit darker than we'd like)
- Get a vintage hanging chair (from a thrift store or craigslist?) for the sunroom
- Hang a ton of lanterns or paper pendants from the sunroom ceiling
Build a more formal looking compost bin (right now we use the same large tupperware method we used in the last house)
- Spray paint our rain barrel to help it blend in (and plant stuff in front of it)
- Create some raised beds for an edible herb, veggie, and fruit garden
Make a beanbag for Clara's room (her closet's big enough for a little reading nook) Frame out our mirrored bathroom door for a more polished look
- Get some string lights outside on the patio and over the future deck
- Hang a swing from a tree out back
- Retrofit our daybed in the playroom so that a trundle can be pulled out beneath it (so it can sleep two people instead of one in a pinch- good for kid sleepovers I think)
Build a play kitchen for Clara
- Build a dollhouse for Clara
- Paint a giant canvas or two to add color to the walls of some of our undone rooms (the dining room, the office, the playroom, etc)
Hunt down some thrift store or craigslist bedside tables for the master (drawers for some hidden storage please!) Recover or replace the leather parsons chair in the corner of our living room (at the white desk)
- Add patio lighting (large clear glass bulb lights and maybe even path lights too?)
- Add a clothesline somewhere (nothing beats that fresh smell)
These Are More Long-Term Projects:
Create a 300 square foot paver patio on the side of the house<— Woo to the hoo. It's dizone.
- Refinish the various wood floors throughout the house (the same shade for a nice cohesive look- mocha? dark brown? ebony? charcoal?)
- Turn the fireplace in the kitchen into a double-sided fireplace that also opens up into the living room (call the mason who helped open the doorway in our old house just to make sure it's possible and get an estimate)
Create a huge doorway between the kitchen and the future dining room that lines up with the large picture window in the future dining room Build a peninsula to create an eat-in area of the kitchen and add more storage
- Convert the carport into a garage (and pick out a killer garage door to add some dimension and architecture to our flat little rancher)
- Add french doors between the future dining room and the office (for privacy and tons of charm)
Replace the flooring in the kitchen and mudroom/laundry room with cork
- Add a trellis arch around the new garage door so it's all lush and pretty
- Build a deck, hopefully with the help of John's dad <— this is on the agenda for spring!
- Build Clara a swingset
- Change the roofline out front (add some peaks for dimension and to make it more cohesive with the house's shape from the back)
- DIY a pool someday (John thinks this idea is insane, mind you)
- Build a sunken trampoline that's flush to the ground (far away from our future pool, haha)
- Eventually transition Clara into the playroom as her big girl room so the nursery can remain the nursery (a second kiddo is still a ways off for us though)
Furnishings To Slowly Save Up For:
A queen sized bed for the master (so we don't have to sleep on our mattress on the floor anymore) A big charcoal gray u-shaped sectional for the living room (I've dreamed about having a big enough living space for a sectional for at least the past three years) His and hers dressers for the master bedroom that we can refinish (preferably super cheap on craigslist or from the thrift store)<–we decided we only needed one dresser since the walk-in closet has a bunch of shelves and cubbies, and happily inherited John's parents' old one A loooong console to go between the back wall and the sectional<– we built our giant 12′ console table when we couldn't find something that worked in stores or on craigslist
- A larger TV stand/media center for the living room (ours is laughably dinky, but we'll craigslist it and put the money toward something that'll fit the space better- hopefully something thrifted or even something we can build ourselves) <– gotta get on this!
A giant rug to define the new seating area in the living room (8 x 10? 9 x 11?) A giant rug for the master bedroom (8 x 10? 9 x 11?) Some kick-arse stools for the new peninsula in the kitchen once it's there<–we got fun industrial stools from a school supply store A giant round wooden pedestal table for the future dining room Comfy chairs for the future dining table (preferably upholstered parsons chairs so they look library-ish and casual as opposed to hard and wood-heavy)<– got 'em on Craigslist for $25 a pop
- New shower curtains and bathroom towels and accessories for the hall bath
and guest bathroom New energy efficient appliances for the kitchen and the laundry room (we're waiting for some killer deals and plan to check out craigslist and scratch & dent stuff). A full sized bed frame, mattress, and box spring for the guest room A big cabinet or console table for the hallway off of the kitchen (thrifted/craigslisted and refinished?)<– we just used the one we used to have in the entryway
- A new console table for the entryway <– since ours is now in the hallway off of the kitchen
Two statement making chairs (preferably matching) for the office<– got those for $35 a chair at an antique shop , but still have to repaint and reupholster them
- Patio furniture and outdoor planters & pillows, etc
- A large leggy armoire or some sort of tall cabinet for the weird nook to the left of our bed (as you face it)
- A large wooden (Restoration Hardware-esque) table for the future deck (maybe we'll build it?)
- A giant showstopping chandelier (hopefully something we can DIY) for over the dining table
General Room/Space Rundown And How Complete Each Area Is:
- Front Yard: 15% complete (we painted the front door, limbed up the magnolia, removed the bushes that hid the house, and are working on garden beds and other areas, but we still have a lot of things to transplant/plant/trim/figure out)
- Carport: 0% complete (we can't wait to convert it into a garage once we're more sure what we want with regard to windows/door/etc)
- Living Room: 70% complete (we have most big things covered like painting, the sofa, a rug, the console we built, etc – but we have a lot of bare walls and still want to DIY/upcycle a bigger media cabinet and refinish the floors down the line)
- Office: 75% complete (thanks to our built in desk, green chairs, stenciled walls, and the chair and file cabinet we have going on it's really functional in there, but some of the walls are bare and we definitely need a rug and some window treatments – and we'd love to refinish the floors eventually)
- Hall Bathroom: 5% complete (we hung the shower curtain higher and added some window trim for more balance (and to hide a demo hole) but that's it. We definitely have a lot to do when it comes to painting, framing out the mirror, hanging art, etc)
- Big Hallway: 90% complete (we're so happy with our frame collage and the console table that lives in there, so we're not planning anything major- although laying a fun patterned runner down on the floors that we hope to someday refinish would be fun)
- Small Hallway: 0% complete (we want to add wainscoting, hang art, paint the walls, add crown molding, switch out the light, refinish the floors, etc)
- Dining Room: 50% complete (we have the table and the built-ins pretty much worked out, but things like the entryway area that we want to add and a nice big light fixture for over the table are completely undone along with refinishing the floors)
- Laundry Room: 90% complete (woot! this baby is the furthest along, maybe because it was only 3.5′ wide? haha)
- Kitchen: 85% complete (we got a ton of big stuff checked off like a new floor and painted cabinets, but we still need to add some floor transitions, add trim to the back of the peninsula, add a message board or chalk board to the side of the pantry, and get two 4 x 6 area rugs that we love to soften things up – maybe from Dash & Albert?)
- Playroom: 0% complete (it's probably more like -50% complete since we have a ton of work just to get it back to 0% complete since it's full of junk to be dealt with)
- Clara's Room: 80% complete (there are some walls we never hung stuff on, we want to add crown molding and refinish the floors, and we're sure things will evolve more – and may completely change if we have a boy down the road and it becomes his nursery…)
- Sunroom: 0% complete (like the playroom it should probably say -50% complete since there is so much stuff in there we need to clear out and then we can start doing things like painting, arranging furniture, hanging art, etc)
- Master Bedroom: 35% complete (this room is still looking rough and we're not sure about a lot of things- just waiting for inspiration to strike – which might involve repainting and rearranging furniture along with refinishing the floors)
- Master Bathroom: 80% complete for now (oh happy day, we're getting closer to completing our little update, but still have plans for a Phase 2 project when we want to do things like retile the floor)
- Guest Bedroom: 60% complete (we painted, added some furniture – mostly leftover stuff that didn't work in other rooms – but haven't hung anything on the walls and we'd love to add crown molding and replace a few old furnishings over time, like our scratched old 6 year old malm dresser along with refinishing the floors)
- Guest Bathroom: 5% complete (we switched out the mirror, put up a shower curtain and plopped down a bath mat – lots more to do!)
- Basement Workshop: 0% complete (not only have we not touched it, it's a total disaster with scrap wood and leftover stuff from the previous owners, so it needs some serious paring down and organization)
- Side Lot: 2% complete (we want to naturalize it and make it sort of an orchard – now it's just a weed-and-leaf-fest)
- Deck: 2% complete (still working on research, then we have to draw plans and get a permit before we can start)
- Patio: 60% complete (the patio itself is finished but the planting beds have a long way to go and we have big plans for a few undone corners)
- Backyard: 0% complete (ack, we haven't touched it – and it needs more than a little help)
Of course we'll do a lot of this stuff over the course of the next few years (our first house took us 4.5 years to finish) so there's no need to cry for us or anything. Haha. We've learned to enjoy the journey and just take things one day/project/victory at a time. And seriously, is there anything more fun than crossing things off? Well, making type red is pretty fun too. As for the method to our "project order," we don't really think there is one. We definitely jump around from room to room just to stay excited and not feel too regimented and "forced" into doing something that we might not want to deal with yet (or be in the mood for). After a big project (or a string of big projects) sometimes we're happy to take a breather and tackle the little stuff for a while. And other times we're psyched to keep our momentum up and start planning the next big project right away.
Psst- Check out this floor plan post which might make some of the major layout changes & renovations that we've listed above a bit more clear. And check out our Current House page to see a lot of the crossed off projects mentioned above.
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Holey-Moley that's a long list! That'll definitely keep you two busy for a while!!
Looking at your list make me feel better about our's! We don't list out all of our projects, just the larger things we' like to do to the house and then smaller things happen as we go. But I love that you put everything out there! Maybe our list needs an update… :)
You can cross of some of this one now, based on yesterday's post! Frost or add curtains to the window in the master bathroom (and possibly the other two bathroom windows) <– so far we've added a big ol' mirror in the window above the bedroom sink to block the view
This list has me all excited for the next year on the blog! I've only just started a list of projects I want to do rather than keeping them all in my head.
annabelvita, me too!! $herdog is going to have a great time crossing things off, too! HA!
Your to-do list is insane! Luckily that means tons of stuff to read for us :)
I am happy that you still have so much more to accomplish on your list. It gives me hope that I'll be reading your blog for a couple more years, at least. I have to admit, I was getting nervous that you were tackling so many big projects and that you guys would stop blogging. haha
I make lists for everything ALL the time! I have one huge master list I dump things into and cross off on a regular basis, but I also keep post-it notes and my mini-moleskin notebook handy for lists on the go! Thanks for sharing yours!
Love these lists! What progress you've done but still so many exciting big and little things to come!
Gah…I feel really lazy after reading this. You've done so much already in this new house! (The lights over the peninsula are still my favorite.)
My to-do list is more like
Get Tide-To-Go-Pen
Use Tide-To-Go-Pen on coffee stain on shirt
Learn to drink coffee without spilling on shirt.
Also, stop wearing hair in ponytail to work every day.
Oh, and Clara's Easter was adorable. I LOVE the bunny.
My husband made me an Easter basket this year. It was a disaster. He thinks he's HILARIOUS.
You can see it here if you're interested
Ohmigosh. Lauren. That was hysterical. Now I must go read all your bog entries.
I definitely just cracked up (out loud at work…) at the whole stained shirt thing too. I'm wearing a white shirt today and super paranoid as I drink my venti coffee so I feel your pain.
Thanks Penny!!
If you don't mind though, I am not going to tell my husband you think what he did was hysterical. It just eggs him on. And I can NOT have that. (haha)
bbwahahahaha. Love this.
I love Dash & Albert rugs. I spy the Diamond one in your Amazon store and I'm hoping that's what you're talking about! They are somewhat pricey but worth it. I have had one that's held up for years, both the color and the weave. I also just had my parents put the Plain Tin in their bathroom makeover. Here's that post: http://www.gohausgo.com/2012/04/a-complete-opp-beforeafter/
Happy Friday!
Love Dash and Albert and have been wondering the same thing. I suppose you could wash the cotton ones if food or something gets on them but a shop owner here told me the indoor/outdoor really hold up and you can scrub or hose them off if something gets on them. So still not sure either. Would love to hear from anyone who has them in their kitchen too.
I'm not sure if I'm replying correctly but I have a D&A cotton weave in my kitchen it is just fine. Better than fine, actually! I like the extra cushy-ness underfoot for when I'm at the stink or stove. You know, for all the cooking (read: pouring cereal) I do.
I think I have another one you can cross off… Didn't you make a composting bin out of palettes like last summer? I thought I remembered John making one, because we were going to try and copy it!
About 15 from the bottom of the first section: •Build a more formal looking compost bin (right now we use the same large tupperware method we used in the last house)
What if you just did a rug in front of the sink? Maybe 2×3 and one in front of the stove to match if you want something soft to stand on? I just love your cork floors so much and hate to see them so covered up! Of course it's totally your choice! :)
oops! replyed on the wrong comment. *embarassed….
Sherry, I fully support the idea to DIY a pool!
Now THAT is the mother of all to-do lists! Kind of puts my post it sized one I just wrote out to shame. I feel so inadequate. HA!
Wowza! Lots to look forward, too!
*to. (my brain isn't working!)
Just curious – your house, from pictures of the outside, doesn't look that big, yet your list suggests you've got a very nice "grow-able" home! I understand some was added on. How many square feet total?
Whoa! Love the lists, and can't wait to see how you tackle it all!
Also, I think you can cross the compost bin off the list: http://www.younghouselove.com/2011/08/a-pallet-able-compost-post/
Have a great weekend you guys!
Was just skimming your list and the doll house jumped out a me. I just pinned this bookcase one.
Wowzas. I am obsessed with your list. We just put in an offer on our first house-house (we own a townhouse now) and I am already compiling a mamma jamma to-do list as well.
Wow thats a lot to do. We are also hoping to DIY a TV console but struggling to work out where to start. Looking forward to a post about it to help us out :-) xox
Man, and I thought the post I did today about 'the things we need to do before we move in' was long. I guess I have some fun listing standards to live up to! :)
I have to say, you did inspire me…and I'm very impressed by your progress. Isn't it fun to see where you have come from and where you are going?!
I love the idea of an orchard! It sounds so… Anne of Green Gables. We bought two strawberry plants yesterday (among many other things. I might have set some lofty goals for my garden this year. Ha), which will my first attempt at growing any sort of fruit. Fingers crossed!
The deck begins for us this weekend too. Woo to the hoo! I'm hesitantly looking forward to it, but I know I'll be excited as all get-out to put the deck boards on, which will mean building the frame structure will be NOT what I'm looking forward to as much!
Hey Guys!! When my brother-in-law built their deck a few years ago he added "hidden" sandbox and kiddie pool areas in the floor. Its great because we can sit out on the deck while the kids play and then cover them back up and hide them after! If you want his plans (and a better description from him since mine isn't very good) let me know and I will email them to you!
Wow – what a list! It's great to have the comprehensive look at what needs to be done.
Do you consult your list when planning what's next?
How many projects do you typically have going on at once?
Love the list – maybe we should do that for our house. Although, it might just get depressing! :) I think that John needs to add this to his personal to-do list:
Buy these for Sherry – http://www.etsy.com/listing/94468098/pearl-and-brass-bee-earrings
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Eat Street April 2015
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The magazine 'BCN Mes' first organised Eat Street a year ago. The Street Food International festival was set up to show that Barcelona could do quality street food. Past editions have been held at CREC in Poble-sec and the Fundació Palo Alto in Poblenou. This time around you'll head to the Moll de Santa Bertrà in the Port de Barcelona. From noon until 1am (yes, one in the morning), the wharf area will become an attractive space where loads of local and international chefs will be cooking up a variety of dishes from around the world, and serving beers, wines, and many other delicacies to fill your stomach with quality, affordable food.
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- Sat Apr 18
Mad Market
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It's a new edition of this market where second-hand clothing, vintage pieces and handmade accessories from small designers live side by side. Aside from what's for sale, you can also enjoy exhibitions and live music.
- Inusual Project Carrer de la Paloma, 5, El Raval
- Sat Mar 28
Picasso/Dalí. Dalí/Picasso
For the first time, work by two of the last century's most brilliant artists is brought together. You can observe how, following their first meeting in Paris in 1926, Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí echoed and challenged each other in their work. The show is produced with the Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida (USA), where it was exhibited for four months from November 2014; Barcelona's Museu Picasso is its only other venue. More than 80 paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures are on display, many of them rarely seen in public before. The overlaps in the men's lives, such as a shared fidelity to surrealism, beg the question as to why we've never seen this exhibition until now.
- Museu Picasso Montcada, 15-23, Ciutat Vella, 08003
- Thu Mar 19 - Sun Jun 28
Open Doors at the Museu de Cultures del Món
- Free
The Museum of World Cultures serves as a platform of preservation, dissemination and social outreach of artistic heritage and knowledge of cultures from Asia, Africa, America and Oceania, all within the frame of Barcelona's heritage and culture made of the buildings that house the museum: the medieval-origin Nadal and Marquès de Llió noble houses in C/Montcada. The formerly private collection that has never been shown to the public represents a big part of the 20-year bailment loan to Barcelona City Council of nearly 2,400 works from the Folch Foundation – of which 529 are on display. There are works from Africa, Asia, America and Oceania also supplemented by works from the Ethnological Museum of Barcelona and important pieces from private collections in Catalonia such as from the Clos Archaeological Foundation and the Duran Vall-llosera Archaeological Collection. Pieces from the Museum of Archeology & Anthropology of Cambridge will also be shown. Apart from the original works, the permanent exhibition is strengthened with a set of interactive and audiovisual museum resources based on the collections of images, films and documentaries from the Ethnological Museum of Barcelona and the Folch Foundation, which gives insight into different aspects of cultures and landscapes in the rooms.
- Museu de Cultures del Món Montcada, 14, 08003
- Sat Mar 28 - Tue Apr 7
Fit & Dance at Maremàgnum
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If you're in the mood to move your body a bit, get to the Maremàgnum shopping centre, where the good folks at GonnaFit and U! Dance are putting on an afternoon of outdoor fitness, dance and music to welcome spring. The soiree kicks off at 5.30pm at Plaça Odisea, and your first task is to do a bit of exercise. Don't wear yourselves out too much, though, because at 6.30pm you'll need to move your hips to some salsa beats. It's free to sign up, which you can do in advance via the Facebook page they've set up for the event.
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- Sat Mar 28
1 day 1 photo. 31 photographers, 365 days, Catalonia 2014
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- Sat Mar 28 - Sun Apr 12
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My Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance Experience
****Spoiler Alert**** I openly hate 2007's Ghost Rider. I will tell anyone with hear or read lips that the movie was horrible. Outside of the beautiful Eva Mendes, the film was dead to me. Ghost Rider became more than just a bad film, it was the benchmark for any comic book movie. Asking people "Was […] [Read More]
Q&A with Wim Wenders
Director/Writer Wim Wenders set his sights on making a film with world renowned choreographer Pina Bausch. After Pina's passing, Wim continued on his mission making a film that would celebrate Pina's work, passion, and love for dance. The end result was the Oscar nominated Pina in 3D. Director Wim Wenders sat down to talk about […] [Read More]
Review: This Means War
This Means War has been billed as a romantic comedy with two action stars. What looked like Bane and Captain Kirk trapped in a sappy love story turned out to be a lot more. It has some good action, good romance, and some laugh out loud scenes. On the surface, it's a story about CIA […] [Read More]
The Numbers: Nic Cage
When I saw the trailer for Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance I thought A) Why are they making a sequel B) The first movie wasn't very good C) How does Nic Cage keep getting movies? After a bit of research, I realized that B had no coloration to A & C. The bottom line: Nic […] [Read More]
Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 Q&A
I sat with Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 stars Gil Brimingham and Tinsel Korey to talk about their experience making the films, music in film, and fandom. Did you know about the Twilight stories before you were cast in the film? Gil Brimingham: I wasn't' familiar with Twilight before being cast for it. I was […] [Read More]
Review: Journey 2: The Mysterious Island
WWE Superstar Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson started his acting career with a small role in 2002's Scorpion King. He followed that up with a leading role in The Rundown. It gave audiences a taste of how great an action star The Rock could be. In 2007, the Dwayne took a detour from his trip to […] [Read More]
Review: Pina in 3D
This tribute to legendary choreographer Pina Bausch is more than just a tribute. It's a performance piece. It's a brilliant mix of 3D and choreography. It's passionate. And most of all, it showcases how inspirational Pina Bausch was and still is to the people she worked with. Director Wim Wenders captures the spirit of Pina […] [Read More]
Super Bowl Trailers
The 2012 Super Bowl trailers weren't the best, but they did set the table for what I believe will be a fantastic year in film. We had a shot of The Hulk, Tim Riggins in two different movies, the return of Sacha Boran Cohen, The Rock v. Cobra, and a Lorax. Here are this years […] [Read More]
Review: Chronicle
As a found footage story, Chronicle is pretty good. Its use of multiple cameras to tell the story of three young men who've received super powers is awesome. What would seem like a constraint, the POV camera adds a dimension to the film that puts you in the front row for all the action. Director […] [Read More]
Review: The Woman in Black
Daniel Radcliffe takes his first steps outside of the Harry Potter era in the new horror film The Woman in Black. This haunting film tells the story of a young lawyer, Arthur, who is sent to a small northern England town to settle a dead woman's estate. After Arthur spends time at the woman's home, […] [Read More]
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NFL analyst: Arizona Cardinals may need 11 wins to reach the playoffs
Only three times in their Arizona tenure have the Arizona Cardinals finished with a record that was above the .500 mark.
In 1998, they finished 9-7 and earned an NFC Wild Card spot.
In 2008, they finished 9-7 and won the NFC West.
In 2009, they finished 10-6 and won the NFC West.
Here in 2013, the Cardinals are 7-5 with four games to play, meaning a winning record is well within reach.
But how many wins does the team need to finish with if it expects to reach the postseason? Will nine be enough? How about 10? Do they need to win out and reach 11?
"It's getting close," Fox NFL analyst Daryl Johnston told Doug and Wolf Tuesday when asked if the Cards may have to go undefeated the rest of the way.
Johnson said the NFC South is a concern for the Cardinals, as both the Carolina Panthers and New Orleans Saints are two games ahead of the Cardinals. Arizona has the tiebreaker over the Panthers but not the Saints, but either way has a lot of work to do if they are to pass either team.
Then, in the Cards' own division, the 8-4 San Francisco 49ers have the lead for the final postseason spot. Arizona faces off with the 49ers at University of Phoenix Stadium in Week 17, but would likely need to finish a game ahead of San Francisco due to tiebreakers.
In other words, the Cardinals appear to have little margin for error.
"I think we could have a situation that we've seen before, where we've got a Wild Card team with a better record than a division winner doesn't make it into the playoffs," he said. "And we've seen that happen a couple of times recently.
"At this point, they could have to. Eleven and five, I'd be shocked to see a team not get in at 11-5, but the tough part for them is how difficult their schedule is down the stretch."
Johnston noted that 10 wins is generally looked at as enough to reach the playoffs, but that just may not be the case this season. That said, 11 wins is still mathematically possible for the Cardinals.
"Obviously 11-5 gives you the great opportunity, and that would mean some huge wins for Arizona down the stretch against divisional opponents," Johnston added.
The Cardinals play the first of three games against NFC West foes Sunday when they host the St. Louis Rams at University of Phoenix Stadium. Kickoff is set for 2:25 p.m. and the game can be heard on Arizona Sports 620 and News-Talk 92.3 KTAR.
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- Charles Robinson, Yahoo! Sports NFL reporter - Tuesday March 24Charles Robinson believes that Adrian Peterson's relationship with the Vikings will only get worse.
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Showing Anger
A furious adult can be pretty overwhelming. When our children make us mad, should we let them know it?
Pieper: Anger isn't an effective response -- it makes children feel that they're lovable one moment, then not lovable the next. If you feel angry, it helps to say to yourself, "Right now I'd like to kill this kid, but I'm going to try and keep a lid on it because it's not her fault. It's obviously my issue."
Dr. Klass: The idea that when you're angry you should somehow cover your anger and simply be judicial is frightening to me. I think that when you're upset or frustrated, you should let your child see that. Of course, keep in mind that the younger she is, the more frightening your anger is. So if you've upset your child too much, apologize.
Dr. Sears: Anger is a normal emotion. A child needs to know that what she did made you angry -- but she also expects you to stay in control. You can show the disapproval on your face. If you begin to yell, though, tell your child you're mad and walk away. Come back later when you've regained control.


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To better compete with Sony's (NYSE:SNE) PlayStation 4 video game console, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) on Tuesday announced a lower priced Xbox One console that comes without a Kinect motion-sensing controller.
Sony and Microsoft launched their next-generation game consoles last November. But Sony has taken the lead in the market, thanks in part to its lower-priced hardware. Microsoft's Xbox One debuted at $499, $100 more than Sony's PS4. But the new model Xbox One without Kinect costs $399, the same price as the PS4.
Meanwhile, the third place console on the market, Nintendo's (OTCPK:NTDOY) Wii U, is hoping to get a boost later this month from the release of "Mario Kart 8." The kid-friendly racing game, set for release on May 30, has been a top seller for previous Nintendo consoles. The Wii U console costs $299.
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Microsoft's move could inspire Nintendo to offer a cheaper version of its Wii U console without its touch-screen controller, the Wii U Game Pad. Some have speculated such an action by Nintendo because fewer games are being designed to use the Wii U Game Pad and instead are favoring traditional game controllers.
In a blog post Tuesday, Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft's Xbox division, said the company added the lower priced console model because customers wanted more choices. The $399 Xbox One will be available in stores starting June 9.
Spencer stressed that the Kinect sensor "remains an important part of our vision." Microsoft will make the Kinect sensor available as a standalone accessory later this fall for those consumers who change their minds and want to get one. The Kinect sensor responds to voice commands as well as gestures.
"Many of you are using Kinect for Xbox One every day," Spencer wrote. "In fact, more than 80% of you are actively using Kinect, with an average of 120 voice commands per month on each console. Some of the most popular voice commands include 'Xbox On,' 'Xbox Broadcast' and 'Xbox Record That.' We will continue to offer a premium Xbox One with Kinect bundle to deliver voice and gesture controls, biometric sign-in, instant personalization, instant scanning of QR codes, and enhanced features only available with Kinect in games such as 'Kinect Sports Rivals,' 'Just Dance 2014,' 'Project Spark' and more."
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Publicis acquires digital media agency iStrat, consulting firm MarketGate
Publicis Groupe, a French MNC specialising in advertising and communications, has completed two more acquisitions in India. It has acquired iStrat, a digital media agency and MarketGate Consulting Pvt Ltd, a brand and business consulting firm, for undisclosed sums. The acquisitions are part of its aim to double its size in the country by 2015. Both iStrat and MarketGate leadership will now report into Nakul Chopra, CEO, South Asia, Publicis Worldwide.
New Delhi-headquartered iStrat, founded in 2003 by Navneet Singh Sahni (CEO) and Sonya Sahni (head of marketing), provides digital communications services, including e-commerce storefronts, search engine optimisation, social media and rich media. iStrat counts Alpha G Corp (real estate), the Confederation of Indian Industries, Dupont (luxury accessories), Hero Corp (motorcycles), Hindware (kitchen and sanitary appliances), Maruti Suzuki, NASSCOM and Nestlé as its clients. The agency employs a team of 50 and also has offices in the US and Australia.
Post acquisition, the agency will be rebranded to Publicis iStrat and will operate as a unit within Publicis Modem, Publicis Worldwide's global digital network. Its founders will continue to lead the agency.
"The deal will offer richer, more diversified possibilities to both our clients and our teams. Our experience in India's digital space, together with Publicis' considerable know-how in brand building, will create an incredibly powerful offering for both current and future clients," said Navneet Sahni.
Mumbai-based MarketGate, s founded in 2005 by Shripad Nadkarni (CEO) and Sharda Agarwal (executive director), delivers services in business growth planning, marketing strategy, brand positioning, portfolio strategy, brand architecture development and marketing skills development. Its clients include Colgate, Dabur, General Motors, GlaxoSmithKline, Godrej (personal care), HSBC, ICICI (financial services/banking), Madura Garments (fashion), Mahindra & Mahindra, MTR (foods), and Radio Mirchi Viacom.
Post acquisition, MarketGate will retain its name and will operate within Publicis Worldwide and the founders will continue to lead it. As part of this acquisition, Publicis Groupe will also acquire MarketGate Dimensions, a subsidiary providing research-based solutions to business, marketing and brand issues, with offices in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore. Its client list includes Glenmark (personal care), Kellogg's, Maruti Suzuki, The Walt Disney Company and Viacom 18.
"Twinning the expertise of Publicis Groupe with our extensive experience of marketing and consultancy across all sectors in India will make for a very powerful combination," said Nadkarni.
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Publicis Groupe's has more than 2,500 permanent employees across India, through string of networks including BBH, Digitas, Leo Burnett, MSLGROUP, Publicis Healthcare Consulting Group, Publicis Worldwide, Saatchi & Saatchi, Starcom MediaVest Group, and ZenithOptimedia.
India is currently Publicis Groupe's 13th largest market in terms of revenue and it has been working to increase its profile in the country through a couple of acquisitions in this year. These include the acquisition of Mumbai-based digital marketing startup Resultrix Media Pvt Ltd for an undisclosed amount in August this year. In April, the group had acquired Mumbai-based full-service digital agency Indigo Consulting for an undisclosed amount.
"We've recently made a number of bold moves in India, and we are going to continue doing so," said Jean-Yves Naouri, COO of Publicis Groupe and executive chairman of Publicis Worldwide.
"Building digital capabilities is a fundamental part of the Publicis strategy, and today's acquisition of iStrat and the strengthening of our digital arm in this promising market is a key step towards realising our growth goals. In addition, MarketGate is a fast-moving strategic outfit with strong skill-sets, an impressive range of clients and thorough knowledge of the Indian market and its consumers," he added.
Early last year, Publicis Groupe had acquired a majority stake in Watermelon Healthcare Communications Pvt Ltd, a leading healthcare advertising agency in Mumbai, for an undisclosed amount.
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Still, she's undeterred, and says she views meeting online friends a lot like online dating. You meet lots of people. Some relationships click, some don't.
Safety is an important consideration, too, said Herold. Headlines trumpet the tragic results of meetings with online predators. That's why Herold meets her online friends in a public place. She — and others — also use social networks to vet online friends in advance of meeting.
It's that the online connection that helps jump-start offline friendships, social media butterflies say. By the time you meet in person, you've already learned about each other's careers from LinkedIn or spent time live tweeting together about the latest episode of "Game of Thrones."
Mykl Roventine, director of Social Media Breakfast–Minneapolis/St. Paul, said it's a bit like having social super powers.
"You've kind of skipped a bunch of those introductory steps and can dive right into a more quality conversation," Roventine said.
Hundreds of people do that throughout the year at Social Media Breakfasts, monthly events for networking in person and learning about social media. In introductions, people often share their real names and Twitter handles.
"When you have a conversation with somebody and you're introducing yourself and trying to make a good first impression, you want to connect with them," he said. "Being able to compliment their latest Instagram photo is a pretty safe way to do that."
If people are sharing on social media publicly, they want people to see it and react to it, Roventine said. Why not bring it up?
For Purmort, who moved back to Minneapolis from New York City in her late 20s, connecting via social media first was a way to break through the reserved Minnesota demeanor and make friends. Plus, social networks make it easy to see mutual friends who can help with introductions or vouch for someone.
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Long Wimbley, 52, 3200 block of University Boulevard East, was charged with third-degree burglary. Bail was set at $5,000.
Michael Anthony Baker, 28, 11100 block of Ben Clements Road, Northport, was charged with unlawful possession of a controlled substance and carrying a pistol without a license. Bail was set at $12,500.
Lorenzo Jabbar Benson, 21, 1100 block of 19th Street, was charged with first-degree possession of marijuana and possession of cocaine. Bail was set at $17,500.
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A vehicle in the 3800 block of Greensboro Avenue was broken into between 2 and 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
A residence was broken into in the 5300 block of Bluegrass Parkway between 1:45 p.m. Saturday and 5:30 a.m. Sunday. Nothing was listed as taken.
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