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Item: Talk about a lack of perspective, in this instant gratification society we live in, patience is obviously a virtue, but for crying out loud let the season play out.
Fans are fans, we get that. We used to talk to them on the SU football network postgame radio call-in show before Dick MacPherson got the program back to bowl games for four straight seasons (1987-90) at the end of his tenure, and often times it wasn't pretty hearing such venom.
In the what-have-you-done-for-me-lately 21st century, the 24/7 news cycle, the real-time social media world we live in today, knee jerk reactions with no deep thought processes behind those reactions are commonplace. But the piling on of Scott Shafer, his staff, and the SU players after only two games to open the season against two pretty good Big Ten opponents, not FCS or non-AQ conference squads, is plain ludicrous.
» Related: Syracuse gets blown out by Northwestern
Was the game two performance versus Northwestern worse than game one against Penn State? Yes, it was, but it came against a top 20 ranked team in an unfortunate scheduling sequence of opening up right away against two straight teams from a BCS conference. Not exactly how you want to break in a new staff, a head coach making his debut, and a QB (either Drew Allen or Terrel Hunt) who basically hadn't played any meaningful games since high school.
If SU opened the season against Wagner then Tulane in the Dome before playing Penn State at MetLife Stadium then a road game against Northwestern, there's no doubt we would have a different feeling about this team at the end of September then we will in a couple of weeks, even with two expected victories that would even the 'Cuse ledger at 2-2 before ACC play starts Oct. 5.
If anything, the turn of events, long determined for this season, will lead to an improved annual football scheduling philosophy. That's exactly what senior associate AD Herm Frazier has diligently been working on since he arrived on campus in late summer 2011, when he found that the program was languishing way behind other BCS conference teams when it came to future schedules, which usually have non-conference games set years in advance.
It's a tricky balance because for a home season opener you want an almost "guaranteed" victory while being able to draw a decent crowd, and a no-name opponent will help with the former but won't accomplish the latter, especially in the Syracuse market in which more mainstream "fans" seemingly only turn out for "big names."
Already for next season two of the four non-conference games are set, Maryland in the Dome Sept. 20, and Notre Dame at MetLife Sept. 27, two BCS foes. That leaves the Saturdays (or other days those weeks) of Aug. 30, and/or Sept 6, and Sept. 13 to fill with a FCS and/or lower level FBS team, before facing Maryland for a second time in as many seasons.
» Related: What we learned from the loss
Let's see if Frazier can construct the kind of schedule (FCS program, followed by a non-BCS team, Maryland, then Notre Dame) with cooperation from the ACC which would be similar to the basketball team's two annual exhibition games, that would help the football team grow into next season's slate with a step-up in competition each week over the first month.
Oh, by the way, many of the fans already claiming Daryl Gross erred in hiring Scott Shafer, include many who also questioned whether Frazier had mistakenly scheduled Wagner for this Saturday's game (4:00 p.m. ET / ESPN3) because the number of scholarships the Seahawks offer would preclude an Orange win counting towards the six victories needed for bowl eligibility.
Yes, it's one of those very technical NCAA rules, and Wagner does only offer 40 football scholarships not the minimum 58 that is listed in the rule for a game to be credited to post-season play, but a waiver can be applied if the FCS program does offer financial aid to 90 percent of the roster as an average over a rolling two year period, so the game will count towards bowl eligibility with 10 left to play.
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White House cancels tours because there's no money; Americans now unable to say goodbye to the $250 million the Obama administration is sending Egypt
**Written by Doug Powers
An alternate headline comes courtesy of Rep. Ted Poe (R-TX): "The people have been banned from the people's house."
From Fox News:
The Obama administration announced Tuesday that it will cancel all tours starting this weekend, due to sequester cuts. The move prompted swift condemnation from Republican lawmakers, who described the decision as the latest attempt to make the sequester seem worse than it is.
The announcement is the latest from the administration about the impact of the cuts that went into effect last Friday. Congressional staffers received a terse email saying White House tours would be canceled effective this Saturday.
The email cited "staffing reductions" from the sequester.
"Unfortunately, we will not be able to reschedule affected tours," the notice said. "We very much regret having to take this action, particularly during the popular Spring touring season."
Regret it? Uh huh.
Knowing sequestration was looming, there was still enough money for an extra $15 million in Pakistan aid, $50 million for TSA uniforms and even hundreds of thousands for portraits. Even post sequestration they were somehow still able to scrape $250 million from under the country's couch cushions to give to Egypt.
You can probably guess what the sequester won't interrupt — and one of those things is the collection of Obamacare taxes. Another is the calligraphy.
Finally, the Tweet of the day:
White House cancels tours post sequester. Now I guess the only way to get inside Obama WH is to give $500,000 to OFA. ow.ly/ipe5x
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TROY - Maurice Hart, 82, of Troy, passed away at 11:32 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 29, 2012, at the Troy Care & Rehabilitation Center.
Maurice was born April 3, 1930, in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada, to the late Ernest and Nellie (Brown) Hart.
Maurice married Mary Isobel (Roberts) Hart on Oct. 6, 1951, and after 45 years of marriage she preceded him in death on Sept. 3, 1997.
He also was preceded in death by his brother, Edwin Hart of Woodstock, Ontario, Canada.
Maurice is survived by three sons, Dr. Gregory Hart of Port Clinton, Ohio, Stephen and his wife, Teresa Hart of Dayton, Ohio, and Jeffrey and his wife, Billie Hart of Waynesville, Ohio; four grandchildren, Randy Hart, Kevin Hart, Lauren Hart and Marick Hart; one sister, Irene and her husband, Robert Smith of Chatham, Ontario, Canada; and by his extended family and many good friends.
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UMBC Chapter Hosts Event on the Transition from Grad School to a Career
Sarah Swatski, Vice President of the SIAM Student Chapter at UMBC, writes:
On Wednesday, March 11, the UMBC SIAM Student Chapter hosted Navigating the Transition from Grad School to a Career. We were very pleased to have Susan Hindle, Assistant Director for Internships and Employment with the UMBC Career Center as well as Dr. Bedrich Sousedik and Dr. Kofi Adragni, Assistant Professors in the UMBC Department of Mathematics and Statistics, speaking at this event. Susan Hindle shared information on the many services offered by the Career Center and discussed when to use and how to construct a "30-second commercial" or "elevator pitch." Dr. Sousedik and Dr. Adragni discussed their experiences with their transition from graduate school to their positions at UMBC and answered student questions.
My Favorite SIAM Legacy
Susan Whitehouse, outgoing SIAM Membership Manager, recalls memories working with the SIAM student chapter community:
I will be retiring soon, after 12 great years serving as SIAM's first Membership Manager. My fondest legacy is the student chapters. When I walked in the door in January of 2003, there were 12 chapters scattered about the U.S. No one knew who ran them or what they did. My first task was to survey the existing chapters to find out what they were doing and how SIAM could best support their activities. My second task was to put together a website that would include all the tools that schools would need to set up new chapters and request financial support (the top request identified in my survey of chapter needs.) My third task was to start telling the SIAM community about the opportunity to set up chapters and encourage them to do so at their schools. Read the rest of this entry »
21st Industrial Mathematical & Statistical Modeling Workshop
From SIAM/UQ:
The 21st Industrial Mathematical & Statistical Modeling (IMSM) Workshop for Graduate Students will take place at North Carolina State University, 13-22 July 2015. The workshop is sponsored by the Statistical and Applied Mathematical Science Institute (SAMSI) together with the Center for Research in Scientific Computation (CRSC) and the Department of Mathematics at North Carolina State University.
The IMSM workshop exposes graduate students in mathematics, engineering, and statistics to exciting real-world problems from industry and government. The workshop provides students with experience in a research team environment and exposure to possible career opportunities. On the first day, a Software Carpentry boot camp will bring students up-to-date on their programming skills in Python/Matlab and R, and introduce them to version control systems and software repositories. Read the rest of this entry »
Student Chapter Funding for 2014-2015
SIAM awarded over $46,000 to 95 chapters for activities taking place throughout the 2014-2015 academic year. Many of SIAM's Student Chapters have weekly or biweekly meetings, seminars, invited speakers, workshops, field trips to companies and labs, and other interesting activities. Below are a few exciting events our chapters held in fall 2014 or plan to do in spring 2015.
The Cardiff University chapter hosted their Third SIAM Chapter Day on January 15. Doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers from Cardiff University and other universities were invited to showcase their research in a poster presentation. Guest lecturers included Des Higham (University of Strathclyde), Kevin Glazebrook (University of Lancaster), and Peter Wells (Cardiff University). The chapter also hosts regular seminars given by junior or postdoctoral researchers in mathematics or engineering. Read the rest of this entry »
SIAM Student Chapters to present research at CSE15
For the past 12 years, SIAM student chapters have been invited to send representatives to the SIAM Annual Meeting as part of Student Days to present their research in special minisymposia sessions organized by SIAM Education Committee. Since there is no SIAM annual meeting in 2015 in support of ICIAM 2015 in Beijing, chapters have been invited to send representatives to the 2015 SIAM Conference on Computational Science and Engineering (CSE15) in March, in Salt Lake City to participate in Student Days.
The student chapter presentations at CSE15, organized by SIAM's Vice President for Education Rachel Levy of Harvey Mudd College, will be on Sunday, March 15, 2015 in Room 254C as follows:
9:10 AM – 10:50 AM SIAM Student Chapter Presentations
- System Architecture for a Cooperative Fleet of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs), Stacey Joseph-Ellison, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, USA
- Affirmative Actions in Education Creating Division and Inefficiency Among Beneficiary Groups in India, Aprant Ajay, Delhi Techinical University, India
- Interfacial Motion by Mean Curvature in Liquid Crystals, Amy Spicer, University of Bath, UK
- Theory and Computation for Bilinear Quadratures, Christopher A. Wong, University of California, Berkeley, USA
- Survival Probability of Beneficial Mutations in Bacteria, Anna Zhu, Western University Canada, Canada
- On Strategic Defense in Stochastic Networks, Ryan White, Florida Institute of Technology, USA
1:30 PM – 3:10 PM SIAM Student Chapter Presentations
- Sublinear Preconditioners for the 2D Helmholtz Equation, Leonardo Zepeda-Núñez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
- Solving the Heat Equation with Wavelets, Anne Reinarz, University of Reading, UK
- Analysis of a Heterogeneous Multiscale Method for Poroelasticity, Paul Delgado, University of Texas at El Paso, USA
- Experimental Analysis of the Performance of GeoClaw, AnuGA and SurfWB-UC Numerical Models for the Simulation of Tsunami Inundation Phenomena, José Galaz, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Chile
- Stabilization in Relation to Wavenumber in HDG Methods, Nicole Olivares, Portland State University, USA
- Incompressible Flow and (Stabilised) Mixed Finite Element Methods on Highly Stretched Meshes, Andreas Wachtel, University of Strathclyde, UK
Other activities that will enhance the meeting for students include a special orientation prior to Friday's welcome reception, a career panel and full day career fair featuring non-academic employers on Saturday, professional development sessions and reception Saturday evening, a student lounge, sessions on Undergraduate Research on Monday, poster blitz and posters sessions on Monday and Tuesday, and a session for students with selected conference invited speakers on Tuesday. For more information on Student Days, go to http://www.siam.org/meetings/cse15/studentday.php.
SIAM Welcomes its newest student chapters
The number of SIAM chapters continues to grow. Welcome to our newest chapters:
Michigan Technical University
Saint Mary's College of Maryland
University of Akron
University of Alabama at Birmingham
University of Hamburg, Germany
University of Kentucky
University of Pretoria, South Africa Read the rest of this entry »
Travel Awards deadline for ICIAM15 extended
The deadline for applications for travel awards to attend ICIAM 2015 is fast approaching. Due to the extension of the ICIAM15 minisymposium acceptance notification to December 15, the SIAM travel awards deadline has been extended to January 9, 2015. There's less than a month left. Apply now!
To submit an application, go to http://www.siam.org/meetings/iciam15/. Read the terms of the grants and follow the instructions.
UMBC chapter participates in Maryland Howard County Math Festival
On Tuesday November 18, the second annual Howard County Math Festival was held at Centennial High School in Maryland. Members of the SIAM Student Chapter at UMBC (Samuel Khuvis, Jonathan Graf and Sarah Swatski) volunteered to have a table at the event to demonstrate the real-world applications of mathematics. We also were able to promote mathematics by sharing our experiences as young mathematicians in a Math Related Majors for College Students session. Read the rest of this entry »
University of Manchester SIAM chapter participates in PostGraduate Open Day
Sophia Coban and Chris Mower of the University of Manchester SIAM Student Chapter write about their chapter's involvement in PostGraduate Open Day at the university:
The PostGraduate Open Day is an event held in the School of Mathematics once a year for the prospective students to meet the current postgraduates, and get a feel of studying or researching at The University of Manchester. This meant an opportunity for us to introduce ourselves and our community to the prospective students — not just for the Manchester Chapter, but for SIAM in general!
The Chapter was represented by Chris Mower (Vice President), Mario Berljafa (Treasurer) and Zehui Jin (Secretary) at the open day on the 22nd of October. We had a great day talking to prospective students and current PhD researchers at the University. It was pleasing to hear that many of the current MSc students at the University had already signed up to SIAM and the Chapter!
IBM Herman Goldstine Memorial Postdoctoral Fellowship in Mathematical Sciences
From IBM:
The Mathematical Sciences Department of the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center is inviting applications for its 2015-2016 Herman Goldstine Memorial Postdoctoral Fellowship for research in mathematical and computer sciences. Areas of active research in the department include: algorithms, complex systems, data mining, dynamical systems, high-performance computing, inverse problems, numerical analysis, optimization, probability theory, statistics, simulation and operations management.
Candidates must have received a Ph.D. after September 2010, or should expect to receive one before the fellowship commences in the second half of 2015 (usually in September). Up to two fellowships will be awarded with a stipend between $95,000 and $120,000 (depending on experience). Applications must be received between November 10, 2014 and January 16, 2015.
Complete details are available on the IBM website at: http://www.research.ibm.com/goldstine/


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I have lost the inner ring of the small hoop for the Janome 300E. My sewing room is a disaster but I have looked and looked. I have about decided it might have fallen in the trash. Does anyone have one to sell. I checked the Janome Web site and they did not have any listed. My dealer is in a city about 30 miles away and are closed when I get off work.
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Embellished collars are an easy way to take your outfit up a notch. We're really digging the added glamor a studded or sequined collar can add to an outfit, so we've chosen 10 blouses and dresses with an extra lil' somethin' somethin'. And bonus! Each of these bangin' blouses and dresses is under $100.
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It's wedding season, which means it's bachelorette party season, which means purchases of pink feather boas and penis-shaped accessories are skyrocketing. Whether you're looking for some fashion ideas for the big night out or want to bring some of that flamboyant bachelorette style into your everyday wardrobe, we're spotlighting six must-have pieces inspired by bachelorette…
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Shopping Guide: 7 Sexy Plus-Size Sequined Dresses
The season of holiday parties is upon us. What better time to ditch the predictable LBD and highlight your curves with a fabulous sequin dress? We found seven sparkling show-stoppers available in plus sizes. Just add black tights, red lipstick, and high heels to complete the look!
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Would You Wear: Sequined Shorts?
You know in movies when a character is so deep in thought they wander around the city completely unaware of their surroundings, stepping in front of buses and scattering flocks of pigeons? That was me yesterday, pondering sequined shorts. As a diehard fan of sequins, I love every sparkly trend, but sequined shorts bring u…
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Shopping Guide: Sequins, Sequins, Sequins!
If you would have told us a few years ago that we'd want to wear sequins all over one day, we would have laughed hysterically. But now we're adding sequins to the list of things we said we would never wear yet can't get enough of. Sequins are a dazzling way to take part i…
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October 2, 2011
Blog We're Loving: Fatshionable
Blogger Jay Miranda is a 26-year-old fashion lover from San Francisco. She started her incredible blog Fatshionable to show that good style translates, no matter what size you are. Her message? Wear what you love and don't worry about the size. Miranda creates outfits that are adorable and on-trend, without costing a millio…
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Do Not Want: A Sequined Top For The Senior Set
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March 13, 2011
Peace, Love & Sequins
Three things we love: T-shirts, sequins, and world peace. The combination of all three, for less than 20 bucks? Yes, please.
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December 21, 2010
Style Stealer: Mena Suvari's Nightclub Look
Mena Suvari wore Theory's Sequined Silk Dress for a night of partying with her husband, Simone Sestito, at Trousdale Nightclub in West Hollywood over the weekend. I appreciate her combination of casual pieces, like the tote bag and suede pumps, with the dressier items--her sequined dress and tuxedo jacket. But since most…
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November 16, 2010
Worth The Splurge: Something Sparkly From Gryphon
Designers do different, very specific things well. Burberry, for example, knocks it out of the park with coats, yet charges almost $300 for an ill-fitting polo. When it comes to well-executed sparkles, Gryphon is queen. Yes, they sometimes overdo it -- as people who are into shiny clothes are wont to do --…
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May 23, 2010
Sequins Gone Horribly Wrong!
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Confession time: even though I recap The X-Files, this is the first time I've watched The Lone Gunmen. Not because I'm boycotting any and all Chris Carter efforts not called The X-Files, and certainly not because I'm spending these four sweet X-Files-free Sundays dancing around my living room, kissing my Mulder and Scully action figures, and making up little songs about how free the three of us suddenly feel -- free, I tell you, free! -- but, rather because, dude, The Sopranos. Thank God for Alex Richmond's awesome recaps, or I'd have no clue who any of these chuckleheads are. Anyway. To the chuckleheads.
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Saltville, Nebraska, 1982. A doofy blond kid with glasses is furiously typing on his computer. Let's just pretend that a kid in 1982 would (a) have his own computer or (b) be able to lug it all the way out to the barn, since it probably weighed sixty pounds, or (c) had a freaking power source in the barn with which to run the freaking computer. His dad swings around the corner and hee-haws that "typing is for secretaries." And for writers, dumb-ass -- I type eighty words a minute, and let me tell you, it is one useful skill. The kid stands and predicts that computers will change the world, and also that, by the year 2000, we'll "all eat food pills like on Star Trek, and we won't need cows anymore." Name that Gunman: Richard "Ringo" Langly. (Ringo?) "Computer God."


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When Derek James moved from Chicago to Los Angeles to be closer to his band, The Entrance Band, he rented space in this Laurel Canyon home. The house was home to an ever-rotating group of roommates, who all bonded over music. Finally, Derek was the one who had been in residence longest (he's bunked in nearly every room of the house), so when there was a gap between roommates, he and Kristin Korven decided to make it more of a family home. Kristin is a freelance designer who has worked with a number of firms, including two Design*Sponge favorites, Kelly Wearstler and Commune Design, before deciding to go out on her own. The couple embarked on a slew of renovations to really make the space theirs and to create their perfect cozy cabin right in the middle of Los Angeles. It became even more of a family home when, just five days ago, Kristin gave birth to a beautiful baby boy. Congratulations, Kristin and Derek! Thanks to Nancy Neil for the lovely photos. — Amy Azzarito
(Note: If you like the look of the home, Kristin & Derek rent out the space for film and photo shoots. You can reach Derek at sirwheeler at hotmail dot com)
Image above: The chandelier is the most prominent fixture in the main room of the house. It literally belongs to the house and has been here for approximately 50 years. [It's] made from wrought iron, very heavy crystals and beading, and the candelabra sleeves are the original wax-drip style. The redwood slab coffee table was a Craigslist find that was purchased from an old hippy couple living in Big Bear.
Image above: This room had been our office/atrium . . . but we recently converted it to the nursery. The wooden plant hanger was found at an amazing vintage shop in Joshua Tree (that mysteriously vanished sometime in 2007). I have a pretty vast collection of macrame and handmade plant hangers. I seem to only find them at garage sales/estate sales.
See more of this Laurel Canyon home after the jump . . .
Image above: The kitchen is great and pretty functional considering the appliances are from the '60s. We didn't make any updates to the kitchen except for a fresh coat of paint and new cabinet knobs (from Schoolhouse Electric). I wish I knew what the kitchen looked like when the home was first built in 1946. My best guess is that the kitchen's current incarnation was a remodel in the '60s.
Image above: The paint throughout our home is Benjamin Moore "Navajo" white (so basic!), but our favorite paint is the blue we chose for the Dutch door in our kitchen, Benjamin Moore "Bermuda Blue."
Image above: Derek found the 1969 Rock-Ola jukebox on eBay while living in Chicago and relocated it all the way to Los Angeles. It plays like a champ and features a handpicked selection of 45s from our collection. The map above the credenza is a geological map of California that was issued by the State Mining Bureau in 1916. It was found at an estate sale in the neighborhood.
Image above: The handwoven Peruvian rug, likely from the '70s, was found at an estate sale in Laurel Canyon. The bentwood chairs were found on Craigslist and flea markets in LA.
Image above: The bentwood rocking chair was a thrift store find in Los Angeles. The suitcase turntable is a Motorola from the 1950s that was found at an antique store in Chicago. We have at least four functioning turntables throughout the house.
Image above: Derek and Kristin drew up plans for this custom wall of shelving to accommodate their extensive collection of books and records. Derek built the shelving and ladder system himself.
Image above: The textile on the baby bed is my favorite from my stash. It's a Victorian tablecloth, found at the Rosebowl Flea Market.
Image above: Almost all of my jewelry has been purchased from flea markets or antique malls, though my most treasured pieces are handmade by my friends at Dream Collective and Onward Into the Future.
Image above: The antique dresser and bed set were practically given away to us at a Laurel Canyon estate sale.
Image above: The textile hanging above the crib is an old Guatemalan weaving that I found at a flea market in LA. It's tucked into a driftwood rope ladder that I made of pieces I had collected at the beach.
Image above: All of our baby shoes were gifts from friends! The little powder blue moccasins are made by Beatrice Valenzuela. Her kids' shoes are about as cute as it gets.
Image above: The loft space above the shelving in the main room is truly a little hideout. This space is accessed from the rolling library ladder.
Image above: Our house is one of two properties on our street that are considered Wildlife Corridor by the city of Los Angeles. That means we have no fencing around our lot, and the wildlife (such as deer and coyote) can use our land as a thoroughfare to travel through the canyon. We have a great deck at the front of the house that overlooks a dense cluster of trees, while the backyard is an overgrown hillside, wild with cacti, jade and eucalyptus trees. We can literally hike into the canyon from the rear of our house.
Image above: Our house is a complete architectural hodgepodge. It has the inclination of an A-Frame with its tall, pitched roof, but it's really just a handmade cabin. There were additions to the house, such as the master bedroom, that were probably done in the '70s. Each room has its own architectural character that isn't really definable to a period or style . . . but the house as a whole feels cohesive and intentional.
I think this has to be one of my favourite Sneak Peek's ever, so beautiful!
What an inspired and unique home.. my favorite sneak peek ever! Everything about it is so warm and intensely personal. The windows, the idea of the fence-free location, the vintage textiles, the cloistered loft-room… just amazing. I especially love that your home feels like a true sanctuary, utterly unpretentious – an homage to the things you love. What a great home for your little one to grow up in!
Yep, I think this is my favorite sneak peak ever. While I'm usually drawn to the bright modern houses there is something so amazing about this place. I wish I could hire those two to come over to my apartment and makeover everything!
Absolutely gorgeous! Love all of the details, but especially the weaving rope ladder.
Wow. Agreed with the above- one of my favorite tours ever. What a unique home, and what lovely furnishings.
This apartment is amazing!!! I love it!! I would love to live somewhere similar someday. It's just how I would like to decorate an apartment when I move out. It has the perfect mixture of old-fashion with artsy musician which is exactly what I like! If I decorated my house similarly, I would probably put a bit more of a feminine touch but it is perfect for the circumstances. It looks like the perfect little place to live
Wow! This home is incredible! I can hardly believe it's in LA! Looks like a cozy home in the woods, perhaps in Portland area or in an english village…. so beautiful and with so much green and nature things! Congratulations for the baby and for your lovely cozy home.
Amazing lovely place! Just curious: what's actually the size of your home?
This is the house that lives in my dreams.
wow! what a gorgeous, creative, and cozy space.
thank you so much for sharing – sneak peak has always been my favorite design*sponge feature.
I want to go to there!!!!!!!!!
Uhm, wow. Everything about this home is absolutely inspiring and nostalgic in amazing ways. I wanna be a little kid and run around this place in PJ's! Thank you so much for sharing this.
I seriously don't think I've seen so much beauty in one place before!! You guys have the perfect taste for decor…I absolutely love your style!! Congrats on the feature!
This house is the complete LA dream — woods and glamour all rolled up together.
I love this. Feels like an album cover from the 70's- warm, worn, and comfortable. My favorite sneak peak so far.
What a rad home. My absolute favorite sneak peek too. The windows and textiles are to die for.
I must say that home is not what I imagine when I think about a LA home. It's so cozy and rustic! What a place! I almost can breath deeply and feel the fresh green air…
Yay Kristin + Derek! Love you guys!
I agree with Lyndsay. It's so beautiful and bohemian. I love the images of the backyard/deck. Dreamy!
I'm having some serious house envy right now! I love the interiors too. This place is amazing!
I love it that even though this home is not "my style" per se, I would love to live in it just because of the warmth it radiates! Beautifully done. Love all the handmade touches.
The variety in the home tours today is great!
what a beautiful home! And I love that it was furnished with so many flea market/estate sale finds
Love, love, love this. I love all the houses tucked up in the hills of Los Angeles that look different from one to the next, and the ways the owners interpret the style and use the spaces.
Love this place.
This place is amazing. Please interview Kristen so we can know more about her fabulous style! This is one of the best places I have seen in years.
Totally So Cal. Love this so much. Thank you for this sneak peek!
I have found my sister home – obviously a little more well done but from acerage in Redland Bay, Queensland Australia I didn't think I'd ever see something as close over in LA. Never been, best I go. Thank you for sharing your very loved home.
When my roommate, Kristen and I were considering getting a place together in about 2006 – above all else, Kristen held living in a 'special' place at the top of the requirement list. At the top of ours was 'reasonably priced' so we couldn't find the perfect place & didn't end up rooming together. I always remember how cool I thought it was that Kristen wouldn't settle for less than special. It really was a testament to her commitment to being true to herself & her craft and I am not the least bit surprised that every inch of her home is so beautiful and incredibly special.
This is the coolest house I have ever seen. I want to live there!
WoW! Such an inspiring place. All this green makes you feel at camp! I would never go out home if I lived in such an amazing environment!
Oh my… serious swoon. what a gorgeous home. Love love love!!!
You live in a treehouse! Congratulations on the baby–what a fabulously warm and welcoming place to rear your family. Between the books, music, and outdoor space, your little guy will have a lot of exploring to do.
This house is amazing. I love it!
Stunning, I am just so amazed at this home. Lovely. Gorgeous. [Insert-superlative-here]. And the photography is excellent as well.
Who are these people and why are they living in my house?
What a gorgeous place to live, so warm and personal. I love it!!
I love this place – everywhere you look there's something amazing and interesting. What a home!
i love this home, reminds me of the home of michael caine's character in Cuaron's Children of God, a sort of hippie who has retired from the corporate life.
i'm a huge fan of eclecticism and your home truly hits all the right notes in that department. you've curated a gorgeous space that's at once elegant and comfortable. love, love, love it!
I love this home! Such a comfortable, unique, woodsy and textured vibe. It feels like a true escape. Some really great pieces throughout (especially love the hanging planters and screen to the right of the dresser.) Thanks for sharing!
I LOVE this place. It's the dream home I never knew I wanted. It evokes nostalgic memories of flipping through the funky 70s pages of the Terence Conran's 'The House Book' as a little girl.
Dream home.
Beautiful. The second image really looks like the study of some 19th Century explorer
I'm loving all these dreamy textiles!
I love your use of textiles. I have a collection from my travels sitting in a cabinet because I don't know how to display/use them…now I have some ideas!
Love this place! Where is the small baby bed from- love everything!
Your home is as warm and energetic and creative as your music! (Any one who enjoyed this house tour must give The Entrance Band a listen.) I love the mix of antique/vintage and hand-made items throughout. And your book/music wall is enormously FANTASTIC!
One of my all time favorite sneak peeks! Such a cozy, colorful space, and I love how connected it is with the outdoors.
What a fabulous hideaway place!! I love the eclectic array of furniture that you've used to decorate the house!
So deliriously dreamy — every textured, nuanced choice. Thanks for letting us slip inside the magic you've created.
I love love love love love this space. It's like it came right out of my own head.
What a beautiful, warm and well laid out space. I think my favourite part it the bookcase, it's huge and definitely fits with the room!
This s the house of my drems! Have never seen anything like it! A home full of life and creativity. Thanks!
Is this the same house as this one: http://theselby.com/galleries/guy-blakeslee-maximilla-lukacs/
Hi Jef – I'm not sure. That feature is five years old so it might have been from the days when other people were living in the house? – Amy
Good eye, Jef! That's totally the same house! Different girl, same guy. Same jukebox and chandelier in the living room. Looks MUCH cleaner and cooler now though. This is my absolute favorite house tour ever!
different girl and different guy, I recognized the hearth immediately, this is also my dream home…some amazing additional shots of the exterior on the Selby page
Hey everyone. The Selby feature was with my good friends (and old roommates) Guy Blakeslee and Maximilla Lucacs. They lived in this house first and then I moved in with them upon moving to LA from Chicago. At the time of the Selby shoot, i was living in "The Shack" in the back yard, which unfortunately isn't featured in this piece. The house was really their home at the time and that's why i'm not pictured (though my jukebox is!). It wasn't until they both decided to move out that i started doing some of the more serious renovations on the place and as a result, the house is quite different now in many ways. For any other questions about the house and it's history, email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. We also have website up now. The URL is fromlookoutmountain-HQ.tumblr.com. In other news, our guest-wing of the house is going to be available via Air B & B within the next month. So for those interested in coming and staying for a few nights, check in with our tumblr site for more details soon. Thanks for all of the sweet comments! ~ Derek James
The pot on the stove … for coffee/espresso? Never seen one like it. Love it.
I've never thought or said this about any other sneak peek, but this really is my dream home. Wildlife corridor?! You have got to be kidding me!
My heart aches just looking at the photos.
s~~~~~~~~~~o nice~
Fabulous! One of the best posts on designsponge!
Killer, killer house.


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Marcia Waters MBACP
Entering into counselling can be one of the most difficult decisions we can make during a time in our lives when we are unsure of many emotions, feelings or behaviours.Difficulties and challenges that we all experience can leave us very confused and...
Chantelle Wilding MBACP
Hi my name is Chantelle, for January and February only, half price assessment session £17.50 if booking in January or February. I work as a counsellor within a private practice and for many different reasons you maybe looking at the option of...
Wendy Woodcock Registered Counsellor MBACP (Accred). Supervisor IIP
Hello I have been counselling in Peterborough since 1998 and I have long and varied experience. I offer down to earth, confidential and professional Counselling and Supervision. Please leave me a msg.
Jill Marshall Dip Couns MBACP
My counselling service operates from a small community centre in South Lincolnshire. I offer compassionate, affordable, long term and short term counselling to adults, couples and young people. Only 20 minutes from Stamford, 10 minutes from Bourne,...
Leigh Bettles Registered Member MBACP (Accred)
I am an experienced Counsellor / Integrative Psychotherapist offering therapy on a one to one basis. We all find ourselves at times in situations that may make us feel overwhelmed and not knowing how to cope or what to do. At these times it is...
Linda Johnson (Dip.Couns, MBACP)
Experienced Integrative Counsellor working with a wide range of Mental Health & Wellbeing Issues, including Anger, Anxiety, Bereavement, Depression, Relationship Issues, Stress and Self Esteem. Short & Long Term Counselling Services. ...
Kay Cerski Dip Couns MBACP Registered
I offer a professional, supportive, safe and empathic environment for you to explore in confidence, any issues that may be troubling you, with a view to an effective and positive outcome so that you can move forward with your life successfully.
Madison Amy Webb (MBACP Accredited) Relationship Counsellor
Welcome to Transitions Counselling, I'm Madison and I work with clients with a broad range of issues, for full details please see my profile here or visit my website.
Rabina Akhtar, CBT Therapist/Psychotherapeutic Counsellor
I am a CBT Therapist/Psychotherapeutic Counsellor based in Central Peterborough. My aim is to provide a safe and facilitative environment to support my clients and to create a space where we can work together to achieve your full potential.CBT is...
Diane Stevens MNCS, Dip.Couns. Dip Sup.
I am a Therapeutic counsellor offering one to one, relationship and family counselling in St Neots and Peterborough. I have a high level of experience working with people experiencing life difficulties. Counselling helps to work through many life...
Carol Norris MSc BABCP Accred & Clinical Supervisor
CBT is the treatment of choice for depression and anxiety based disorders
Susan Magill
I am empathic to all situations that life can bring and firmly believe that a listening ear can help you to process your thoughts in a way that can help you to move forward in life.
Sarah Marsden - BSc (Hons) - UKCP | MBACP
I am an integrative psychotherapeutic counsellor, working in central Peterborough. I provide short and long term counselling and work with individuals via self-referrals, GP referrals, EAP (Employee Assistance Providers for Organisations'...
Lynne Booker (MBACP Accredited)
Whether you know what you want from counselling or need open ended exploration I can offer space and expert listening. With 10 years professional experience, I offer day and evening sessions at a reasonable rate with warm acceptance and creativity.
Michelle Hughes MBACP Accredited,UKRCP reg
My name is Michelle and I am an Integrative Counsellor, working with a variety of Counselling styles. Counselling is about a relationship, one which develops between two people and is unlike any other relationship. I, as the Counsellor am here for...
Kathleen Cashman
I am a fully accredited member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists and have been in practice for 15 years. I provide one to one counselling, working on a short or long term basis in Orton Waterville, Peterborough. Over...
Ruth Hay MABNLP,MABH,MTLTA,DIPC Counselling (Inst N.H.)S.A.C.Dip Child Psych
Support at the beginning or at any time of a issue troubling you can reduce the negative impact it has on your life and help you to manage the situations and challenges you face from the very first appointment creating a steadying hand in times of...
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Hello and Welcome. It takes courageous actions to move forward whenever fear urges us back, so I acknowledge your strength to getting this far. Its not easy finding the right counsellor so please visit my website to get a sense of me and my practice.
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Well established Advanced Psychotherapy & Clinical Hypnosis Practice. Weekdays 9am-4pm. Years of experience working with Mental Health & Wellbeing. Psychological Issues, Breakdown, Relationships & Couples, Esteem, Identity, Body Issues,...
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Marion Grantham BSc (Hons) Relationship Therapist (UKCP, MBACP)
I have a specialised interest with nearly 20 years of experience in couple and relationship counselling. I am dedicated to working with couples and individuals who are experiencing difficulties preventing them enjoying a satisfying life.
Katie Hampton BSc (Hons) UKCP
I am a professionally trained counsellor working within Peterborough city. I work with a variety of difficulties you may be experiencing including relationship difficulties, anxiety, anger, depression and self esteem.
Angela Coulson MBACP/BACP Registered/BACP Certificate of Proficiency
Hello, I am Angela Coulson. I am an experienced Counsellor having trained at Cambridge University, Institute of Continuing Education. My core training is Psychodynamic which is based upon the understanding of past experience, the way we feel,...
Chantelle Coupland MBACP
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Anita Campbell MA. UKCP Registered Psychotherapist
I offer counselling, psychotherapy and supervision. I work with a range of issues from relationship difficulties, bereavement, domestic abuse, stress, sexual abuse, depression and anxiety.
Coralyn Thorpe MNCS (Accred), MBACP (Reg), (Dip Couns)
The first step in seeking help to life's challenges can be difficult. Please contact me if you have questions and I'll be happy to help.
Kertrina Jones BSc (Hons), UKCP, MBACP
Welcome, I'm Kertrina a Psychotherapeutic Counsellor currently offering both short and long term therapy. Life can be exhausting and difficult sometimes. We can find ourselves feeling isolated and alone while we struggle to find understanding...
Colette Welby - MSc, BSc (Hons), UKCP, MBACP
I am an experienced, fully qualified Psychotherapist based in Peterborough. Often, feeling out of control, angry, anxious, depressed and unable to cope with demanding relationships and work will bring people to seek counselling and psychotherapy. At...
Mike Penhaligon
I am a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist, with 15 years of experience, helping clients with affordable CBT for a wide range of difficulties. C.B.T. aims to make an impact in a short or medium term. My website sets out straight forward information...
Cambridgeshire Consultancy In Counselling
We are a registered charity that has been providing counselling services since 1978. We offer anyone over 16, of any lifestyle, nationality or background, a confidential, professional and caring environment in which to discuss their feelings and...
Peterborough Psychotherapy & Counselling Consultancy (PPCC)
PPCC therapists Diana Flanagan (UKCP reg psychotherapist) & Margaret Stribbling (BACP accredited counsellor) are amongst the most senior practitioners in the area, having over 40 years experience between them in both long & short term therapies
Rowan Tree Counselling - BA Counselling - BACP Reg - PG Dip. Couns Supervision
Counselling - Sometimes unwanted distressing, difficult feelings and thoughts may create disharmony and upset in our life. Within counselling these, often, difficult and challenging issues can be explored and processed to create awareness and...
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DEFINITION of 'Crummey Trust'
An estate planning technique that can be employed to take advantage of the gift tax exclusion when transferring money and/or assets to another person, while placing limitations on when the recipient can access the money. A Crummey trust allows a parent to make lifetime gifts to his or her children, free from gift or estate taxes as long as the amount is equal to or less than the permitted amount (currently $13,000 per year), while protecting the money in a trust. With the Crummey trust, the family can continue making the annual $13,000 gift while placing the money in a protected fund that the child cannot access until a specified age.
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In order for the $13,000 gift tax exclusion to apply, the recipient (for example, the child) must have a "present interest" in the gift. A present interest implies that the child can spend the money immediately. The Crummey trust allows the gift to be placed in a trust in which the gift recipient has access to that particular gift for 30 days after the gift is made. In doing so, the recipient has a present interest in each gift (since he or she can access the money for 30 days). After that point, the money goes into the trust and falls under the specified withdrawal rules (for example, that the child can access the money upon reaching age 25). Even if the recipient decides to use the money, he or she only has access to the most recent gift; all the previous gifts remain protected in the trust.
The Crummey trust is named after Clifford Crummey, who was the first successful taxpayer to use this technique. After setting up a trust in this manner, the Internal Revenue Service attempted deny them of the annual gift tax exclusion; the courts ruled in favor of the Crummey family and the method continues to be a viable option for families wishing to make lifetime gifts to their children to save on estate taxes.
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Using exterior products indoors: any reason why not?
I have a v-groove pine in my living room, pine beadboard in the kitchen and dining. I like the way it looks now, but I'm dreading the day it turns amber. Plus, I feel it needs a finish that will keep the dust and smoke from penetrating, something scrubable, but not paint.
I know pine usually gets a seal coat before finishing since it can take stain very un-evenly. I plan to skip that part: I'd be pleased if there were noticable color differences from one board to the next. It will draw attention to the fact that this is actual wood, and the house is sort of rustic anyway [as you've probably already guessed].
What I've been considering is a Cabbot brand semi-transparent or semi-solid with just a little tint, plus a bit of opaque white in it to mask color changes down the road. I'd spray it on with a commercial sprayer, then wipe it or brush it back just a bit so more of the wood grain and color shows through.
Seems to me that would give me a very durable finish [rated for outdoors, after all] that would still go on a lot faster than multiple coats of poly or shellac or hand rubbed interior stains.
Since I have the same v-groove on the ceilings of the adjoining porchs, it would keep things uniform. Probably wouldn't wipe it back outdoors.
I figure I'd have to be very careful about ventilation, probably need a respirator while applying. Then the house would have a couple of weeks to air out before anyone was in there full time. Would there be a lot of residual odor, would there be a potential for ongoing outgassing?
I'd appreciate your thoughts...
I'm not familiar with the particular product you're considering, but is this a stain or a film finish? A stain won't prevent the wood from absorbing grease and other stains.
I'm doubtful about some of your assumptions...
Not all finishes yellow dramatically over time. Consider, especially, some of the better water-based finishes.
Pine's tendency to stain unevenly isn't just 'from one board to the next;' it's unevenness within a single board that can be so bothersome.
I'm not so sure it makes sense think of outdoor finishes as especially durable as if durability were a linear scale. Outdoor finishes have to tolerate regular wetting, wider extremes of temperature, and lots of UV from direct sunlight, but the moisture content of exterior wood can be more stable (esp. if shaded from direct sun) than that of interior wood, and exterior finishes generally don't have to resist grease and smoke, or tolerate exposure to harsh cleaners. I'm not a chemist so I can't speak to how much these different stresses affect the formulation of these coatings, but I do think exterior=tough is simplistic.
Im the past exterior paints has a toxic anti-mildew additive making them ill-suited to indoor use (the additive was mercury) . One would hope that this has changed. The label will always indicate if there's a safety reason for not using it indoors. There are some oil/water emulsion paints that are way too stinky to want to use indoors or even near an entrance. We use some sikkens (IIRC) latex stain that was like this on a job- horrible smell.


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