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Steve DeBerg (49ers 1978-80, Chiefs 1988-1991)
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Joe Montana (49ers 1979-1992, Chiefs 1993-94)
Montana established himself as one of the greatest (if not the greatest) quarterbacks in NFL history during his time with the 49ers. The Chiefs acquired him to push a perennial playoff team over the top. And Montana nearly did it. Nearly. Montana led the Chiefs to back-to-back playoff berths, but lost in the playoffs both times without reaching the Super Bowl. In fact, Montana led the Chiefs to the 1993 AFC Championship Game before ultimately losing to the Buffalo Bills.
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Steve Bono (49ers 1989-1993, Chiefs 1994-96)
Bono once served as Montana's backup in San Francisco and then ended up as his backup in Kansas City in 1994. After Montana's retirement, Bono assumed the starting quarterback job for the Chiefs and led the team to a 13-3 mark in 1995, best in the AFC. But Bono and the Chiefs had a disappointing loss to the Indianapolis Colts (and current 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh) in the divisional round of the playoffs.
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Elvis Grbac (49ers 1994-96, Chiefs 1997-2000)
Grbac joined the Chiefs in 1997 and he played well during his 10 starts that season, but ultimately fell short in the playoffs (are we sensing a pattern?). Grbac offered a mixed bag for the Chiefs during his tenure; his standout year came in 2000 when he passed for 4,169 yards and 28 touchdowns. Grbac parlayed that success into a big-money deal with the then-Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens in 2001.
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Alex Smith (49ers 2005-2012, Chiefs 2013-)
Smith does have a 49ers legacy to live up to in Kansas City. All of the aforementioned quarterbacks did lead the Chiefs to the playoffs at one point. With Andy Reid at the helm and a roster featuring six Pro Bowlers in 2012, it's not out of the question for the Chiefs to contend in the AFC West this season. The key question is if he can be the quarterback to finally take them back to the Super Bowl.
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We went to Borde Hill Gardens last June.
You were talking about magnolias this morning. I have Leonard Messel which is OK with alkali soil, unlike some. I love it. Haven't noticed that about the cold making whiter flowers though, must look out for it. Here's mine last year.
Gosh Pam, that pond looks enormous!
My pond is quite small by comparison, 1m20 x 2m20 x 50cms deep. It's got a bit overgrown. Don't like cleaning it because it's full of slimy, creepy creatures! Toads like it. Did have a waterfall but the pump keeps clogging up. My son did it before he went to University, now he's 30.
Once you start weeding and clearing you will get bare patches of earth which you can sow with hardy annuals. You can gradually build up your collection of plants by cuttings etc as Perki says, but in the meantime sow annuals and you will have some colour for the first year that isn't too expensive. You can learn about your garden and plan for it during this year.
Fatsia Japonica http://www.rhs.org.uk/Gardens/Wisley/About-Wisley/Plant-of-the-month/November/Fatsia-japonica
Hostas are hardy and can look exotic, they like shade, but watch out for slugs.
Cannas for sun, but will have to be dug up and put in the garage for winter.
Bamboo, ask for ones that don't spread too much.
There are some good websites to look at.
http://www.tropicalbritain.co.uk/ http://www.hardytropicals.co.uk/
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I'm leaving mine for a bit, as Chicky says.
My OH is about (I hope) to replace my coldframe lids. He'll be using polycarbonate. Lighter and more insulating than glass.
I used a membrane covered with sand - it was what I had.
They are phlox drumondii, I think, David.
I remember Busy-Lizzies! I still grow them every year from plug plants. Had a few ill ones about three years ago, but all OK since. Perhaps France didn't suffer so much.


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Acclaimed Brazilian Bossa Nova recording artist Bianca Rossini has done it once again! Bianca's newly released Meu Amor features 4 Bossa Nova songs co-written by Bianca and her partner Dana Kaproff. Meu Amor follows her internationally acclaimed debut album Kiss of Brasil, which has been featured by more than 80 Jazz radio stations in the US and in more than 15 countries in Europe. It is featured on the top Bossa Nova playlists on Pandora, MOG and Spotify. Kiss of Brasil has made Bianca an instant star in the Bossa Nova world! Critics worldwide have praised Bianca's music!
Honest, captivating and originalMeu Amor is a keeper! In a field as overpopulated as Brazilian jazz, the only way to make an impression is with originality. Bianca Rossini is an original. On Meu Amor, her latest CD, the Rio-born, Los Angeles-based Biancas captivating, self-penned compositions and stunning vocal performances resonate long after the first listen. Biancas honeyed, sensual voice is golden: smooth yet commanding, classic but cutting-edge. The arrangements, production and musicianship are all first-ratea perfect match for Biancas honest, velvety, assured delivery. Like Kiss of Brasil before it, Meu Amor is a keeper, an exciting new work from an artist steeped in classicism but with an ear toward the future. I cant get enough of this music! Jeff Tamarkin - Associate Editor, JazzTimes magazine
"What a treat to be entertained by the sultry and alluring voice of Bianca Rossini once again. Her new EP Meu Amor is a continuation of the beguiling sound that we experienced with her last outing. So, as that one was a Kiss of Brasil, Meu Amor is the embrace. You feel the subtle excitement of romantic nights in a Brazilian breeze. Meu Amor - listen and enjoy! Malvin Massey Jr. - General Manager - WUMR U92 FM - "The Jazz Lover"
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'Batman Dark Knight' Director Christopher Nolan to Speak in Minnesota
Christopher Nolan, known for directing 'The Dark Knight' trilogy, 'Interstellar', and 'Inception' will be in Minnesota this spring to talk about his movies.
Christopher Nolan, known for directing 'The Dark Knight' trilogy, 'Interstellar', and 'Inception' will be in Minnesota this spring to talk about his movies.
Francesca Eastwood, the 21 year-old daughter of "Dirty Harry" was in town to wrap up shooting at Duluth's historic Glensheen Mansion.
So even though I am battling the cold of the century time , nor laundry stands still. And so I did a few loads of wash after work yesterday, and as I was folding my clothes I noticed a random string in the pile.
Glamberts, new Adam Lambert music is coming! (We know, we're freaking out too.)
The Ice Cube stoner film 'Friday' turns 20 this year, and to celebrate the anniversary it is going to light up the big screen next month in Duluth.
Cooper and I were discussing the awful movie franchise known as Sharknado, which has been a cash cow for the SyFy network.
Just days after Zayn Malik left the Asian leg of One Direction's On the Road Again tour due to "stress," U.K. tabloid the Daily Star reports that the 1D boy bander is meeting with his lawyers. Does this mean he's quitting the band?
Spring is here, and the greens will be calling very soon! We're excited to continue our annual tradition of sharing awesome golf around the region with you via our Northland Golf Card. The 2015 card is available now! Here's what you need to know about this year's card:
He who shall not be named (Lord Voldemort) was bringing 'Dark Lord Funk' in this parody of Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars's hit song 'Uptown Funk'.
We still haven't managed to get "Take Me to Church" out of our heads, but Hozier has already done it again.
Jimmy Fallon invited the left handed Masters winning golfer Bubba Watson to a friendly game of Pie Golf. Actress January Jones even helped out by smashing pies in their faces.
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Maverick Speaker Series Emmitt Smith tickets available Monday.
Friday, September 30, 2011
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Tickets to see football legend and entrepreneur Emmitt Smith speak as part of The University of Texas at Arlington's Maverick Speakers Series will be available beginning at 9 a.m. Monday.
Tickets are required for admittance and are available to UT Arlington faculty, staff, students and to the public at www.utatickets.com.
New this year, a Premium Seating Package is available for $25 and includes reserved seating, parking and other perks. General admission tickets are free.
Smith, the National Football League's all-time leading rusher, will kick off the fourth season of the Maverick Speakers Series by discussing "A Championship Vision."
Other upcoming speakers are:
- Nov. 17, 2011 — ice cream entrepreneurs and social activists Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield on "Entrepreneurial Spirit, Social Responsibility, and Radical Business Philosophy."
- Feb. 7, 2012 — CNN special correspondent Soledad O'Brien on "Diversity in America."
- March 6, 2012 — oceanographer and deep sea explorer Robert Ballard on "Adventures in Deep Sea Exploration."
- March 23, 2012 — Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush on "Achieving Excellence in Education."
For more information about the Maverick Speakers Series, please visit www.uta.edu/maverickspeakers.
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Harry Reid Announces Retirement, Gaping Hole in Nevada
Aaron already announced that Sen. Harry Reid will not seek re-election at the end of this term, ostensibly because of the horrific eye injuries he sustained a few weeks ago, after falling victim to a back-snapping physical therapy resistance band, falling into a Stairmaster and banging his face on the handle (but it's probalby more likely he's out because he's now in the minority and doesn't want to fight uphill for the remainder of his career).
Let that sink in for a minute: a piece of exercise equipment may have done what Republicans never could. I mean that as nicely as possible, of course - I don't want anyone, including Harry Reid, to have to face a devastating eye injury, especially one that robs him of his sight - but when you think about how Harry Reid's career could have ended, and Sharron Angle comes to mind, it really brings home how ineffective the Republican ground game has really been of late.


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Phil Jackson With Knicks Would Require Major Rebuild
The New York Knicks are reportedly closing in on a deal to bring legendary coach Phil Jackson to the team in the front office. The Knicks have a lot of work to do, not many resources to do it, but owner James Dolan has one target in mind with the hiring of Jackson, Miami Heat president Pat Riley.
Lakers Hit Rock Bottom Against Clippers
For decades the Los Angeles Lakers have been the measuring stick for NBA franchises. But eventually everything that is on top will fall to the bottom and that may have happened to the Lakers Thursday night.
FIU Guard Declared Ineligible During Game
College players deal with eligibility problems from time to time, but Thursday night, Florida International guard Raymond Taylor was pulled from the game by school officials over an eligibility question.
TTYM: Watch The Heat 'Get Down', Sanchez Get His Party On And D-Wade's Prodigy Got Game
by @TaraLipinskyMore Columns here. In this week's That Thing You Missed, why I think Geno Smith will be attending Mark Sanchez's training camp without a doubt, watch Dwyane Wade's prodigy in action, my favorite moment of the […]
Heat Acquire Rookie James Ennis In Draft
The Miami Heat entered Thursday night's NBA Draft as observers after trading away their picks over multiple years to assemble the Big Three of LeBron James, Chris Bosh, and Dwyane Wade. But by the end of the night, the Heat walked out with a prospect who dominated the Big West Conference last year.
UM's Larkin Headed To The Dallas Mavericks
The Dallas Mavericks have ended up with Miami guard Shane Larkin after a pair of trades to move down in the NBA draft and clear salary cap space for a run at center Dwight Howard in free agency.
Blockbuster Deal Could Re-Shape NBA's Eastern Conf.
After capturing a second-straight NBA championship, everyone is still chasing the Miami Heat and that chase may be about to pick up steam in Brooklyn.
Larkin Likely A 1st Round Pick In Draft
Former University of Miami Hurricanes point guard Shane Larkin will hear his name called during the first round of Thursday's NBA Draft, the only question is by what team.
2013 NBA Draft Top 5 Sleeper Picks
Thursday marks the day of this year's NBA draft, where 60 young men will get drafted to play in the NBA. While everyone knows about the big names out there, such as Nerlens Noel, Alex Len, Otto Porter, and Victor Oladipo, there are numerous guys being projected as second round picks that could end up having some of the more noteworthy careers from this draft class.
2013 NBA Mock Draft
The 2013 NBA Draft kicks off tomorrow and here is our list of potential picks, what each teams weaknesses are and what voids need to be filled.


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Book club , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Religion/Spiritual , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
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El departamento estaba muy bien, a pasos de la estación de tren y de las salidas de los buses. - Anonymous
The girl on reception was lovely; really friendly and helpful. The beds were so comfy, will definitely be back again for another good nights sleep! Also, I liked that the toilets and showers were singular and altogether, and there wasn't just one big room with loads of toilets and showers like most hostels have. It gave you a bit more space and privacy, which I really appreciated. - Anonymous
The staff were mostly very friendly and helpful just like being at home
the kitchen facilities are excellent and help low income travellers very
good overall hotwater was great in showertrs and 24 hor reception and
access key were very helpful next time will try to get to the sauna
movies were great too.very relaxing its the little things that make a
difference - Anonymous
Estuve muy poco, pero dicen que se forma un buen ambiente en la noche. - Anonymous
la ubicación - Anonymous
We booked a twin room and were given a set of bunk bed with a double at the bottom and a single at the top. The room was spacious and the location was ideal. The kitchen facilities provided are of a very good standard, however some guests were selfish and some food is stolen from the fridges. The club downstairs provides evening entertainment and affordable counter meals. Staff on reception and at tour booking desk were friendly and helpful. Guests also get discount on selected entry tickets fo - Anonymous
I had the unfortunate situation of having a migraine headache on the
morning we were leaving but had several hours to pass before making our
way to our cruise ship. My fellow travellers went for a walk whilst I
sat in the reception area. The manager after asking me if I had been
"left behind" I explained my problem, she very kindly took me
to a very quiet lounge room where I could relax & wait for my
companions return before going straight to the ship. This lady's
kindness was above and bey - Anonymous
The room was quiet!! There is nothing worse than having thin wallsat a hotel. - Emma
I usually stay here when I visit Sydney. It's right in the heart of the CBD and very cheap. There are certainly more luxurious hostels, but you pay more for them. 790 is cheaper, whilst still being a decent place to stay - generally clean, comfortable (you know a good mattress is important when you're staying at a hostel!), and most of the staff are very friendly and helpful. - Anonymous
i was able to get to restaurant easily - Tejinder
The facilities in the room operated really good.
The bed and pillows were comfortable and I had a good nights sleep.
The staff I had contact with were all pleasant and helpful.
The Motel was close to Sydney Terminal Railway Station which was good for me as I had an early train to catch. - ROGER
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Many people file their income tax returns as early in the year as possible. Some are eager to claim their tax refund right away, while others are simply following their New Year's resolution not to procrastinate until midnight, April 15.
Let me add another good reason to file your taxes right away: tax refund identity fraud.
That's where someone uses your Social Security number (SSN), birth date and other private information to file a fraudulent income tax return in your name and then pockets the resulting tax refund. Often, a victim's first clue is a letter from the IRS contesting their legitimate tax return, saying one has already been processed under that name. It can take months – and mounds of paperwork – to unravel the mess.


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Summer Special Fish Fry
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08/04/2009 - 05:25
I love fish fry at any time of the year. I loved this recipe for fish fry, mainly coz it looks spicy and also have very good seasoning! But I would like to try the fry without the egg and corn meal wrap, i think that would taste great! :)
11/02/2009 - 02:21
they look really good chef..we dont get fish every week ..but the next tie i do i am definitely gonna try this recipe..loved the fish fry recipe..
11/17/2009 - 00:27
Wow ! This Summer Time Fish Fry looks really really delicious ! Instead of oil, I'd like to use butter. I would also want to try out the baked version.
12/04/2009 - 17:48
Darn,,you have got a really delicious looking Fish fry here and i cant wait to try it..unfortunately no fish at home...but i will get it tomorrow itself and try this one out!!!


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Winter Photography at BBG
Even in the winter, BBG is a beautiful place to photograph. As you wander the grounds you may see small bursts of color emerging from white towers of snow, or the silhouettes of leafless trees against snow-heavy clouds might catch your eye and make the perfect shot. Some of our recent visitors have captured some truly
A Garden of Snow
Some lucky visitors caught wonderful images of BBG during Sunday's snowstorm. The storm kept the Garden closed while our dedicated hort staff cleared paths and checked the integrity of our plant collections. The Garden is now open. Bring your boots and your cameras—and share your own images at flickr.com/groups/bbgv.
300-Pound Orchid Gets a New Basket (Video)
Repotting a normal sized plant is a hassle in its own right. But what if that plant weighs nearly 300 pounds and hangs over a three-foot deep pool? This past June, BBG Aquatic House curator David Horak decided that the tiger orchid (Grammatophyllum speciosum) needed a new basket. The suspended wooden basket had begun to
Peak Color in the Native Flora Garden
On such a beautiful day, why not stop by to enjoy the fall color at Brooklyn Botanic Garden? Right now the Native Flora Garden is at the apex of its autumnal display. The maples are just starting to turn in the Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden, and at the start of Cherry Walk, the air is perfumed with the delicious caramel
Peppers from the Herb Garden
From hot to mild and in an array of colors, the peppers are popping in the Herb Garden this week. Curator Caleb Leech keeps a close eye on all the fruits, veggies, and herbs in the Garden and harvests them once they're ready. I was lucky enough to stop by at the right time to get a sample and a lesson on each of the peppers
Water-lilies at BBG
Earlier this August, curator Cayleb Long put on his waders and hopped into the north and south pools of Lily Pool Terrace to get some up-close-and-personal shots of some of this season's water-lily standouts. There are nearly 100 species and cultivars of hardy and tropical water-lilies in Lily Pool Terrace. The


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House Crashing: Lovely At Last
We're working on wrapping up a few projects for you today – pics and details to come! – plus we have a well overdue house crash to share. It feels kinda unnecessary in this case, but we'll say it out of formality: Meet Nicole (and her smiley son August).
If that picture alone didn't make you say "Wait, that's Nicole from Making It Lovely!" then allow us to say "that's Nicole from Making It Lovely." You guys know we like to crash homes of all types (we've shared nearly fifty of them, from modern apartments and traditional homes to eclectic or retro spaces or crazy bright and colorful ones – each from big bloggers, small bloggers, and not-bloggers-at-all). And since we've been internet friends of Nicole's since we started blogging five years ago (and that's kind of a long relationship to have without ever having met in person) of course we were thrilled when she invited us over to crash her and her husband Brandon's iconic Oak Park pad during our Chicago book tour stop last month.
I feel like her home requires little explanation because she has documented it so well herself, but we thought you guys would enjoy seeing some different angles of a house that so many of you already know and love. There's definitely lots of inspiration for the taking. So, um, here's her living room…
This room greets you on your left as soon as you step foot inside and the walls are Astor Pink by Benjamin Moore in case you're wondering. I'll admit that I was quite nervous about taking pictures of Nicole's house. I've always greatly admired her camera skills so it was pretty intimidating to photograph such a well-photographed home in the presence of the photographer herself. But I survived… with only minor sweating. Nicole has collected so many awesome (I'm trying not to insert "lovely" as my default adjective here) items, it actually ended up being really fun. Oh and the white mirror was from Ballard Designs, the Eames rocker is by Modernica, the coffee table is vintage (picked up this summer at the Renegade Craft Fair) and the tables are vintage too – they were just $10 each.
One of the most interesting things about seeing Nicole's house in person is how little pink there is. Nicole is a self-professed lover of the color and I feel like I'm always seeing it pop up in her projects. So I guess that created this all-pink all-the-time expectation in my head (despite having browsed her house tour plenty of times over the years). But in reality, many of her rooms are moody, earthy, and warm – including her dining room below, which is located right behind the living room. In fact, the next and only other room you'll see with pink paint on the walls belongs to her 3-year-old daughter Eleanor.
I love so many things about this dining room. The metal chairs (from Industry West) mixed with the vintage wood table. The sleek light fixture mixed with the wood panel-backed china cabinet. The quirky guy + gal centerpieces (from Floral Art LA). And of course the wallpaper (which is Clacket Lane by Mibo).
We've seen Nicole re-imagine her china cabinet a few times over the years, and we were totally digging the fox theme she had going on when we arrived (she scored those guys on amazon). Sherry and Nicole even had discussions about what would be the next "it" animal. Put a fox on it perhaps? I think llamas were tossed out there too.
Right behind the dining room (through the door you can see in the first dining picture) is their kitchen. Nicole and Brandon said they're working on some changes in there, so we didn't go crazy with the camera in that particular room. But I thought I'd share this one surprise (to me at least) – there's a full bathroom back there. Somehow I must've missed any mention of it on Making It Lovely (although it later came up in a post after we returned from the crash). Old school green tub = awesome sauce.
Off the other end of the dining room is Nicole's office – although she doesn't work at that toddler-sized table you see pictured. That's just so her kiddos can keep her company while she's blogging, web-designing, or otherwise putting her stamp on the interweb. The rug is Dash & Albert and the banner was from Catbird NYC (it was cheap so Nicole threw it into her cart to qualify for free shipping).
We loved checking out her monogrammed trophies in person (she's got a tutorial for them on her blog here). And the yellow lamp is from Crate & Barrel.
Once upstairs, you arrive at their sitting room / library area that I've always said is my favorite room whenever browsing her photos online. It did not disappoint in person. Sherry and I kinda wanted to move in. That wouldn't be awkward at all, right? The curtains are from Anthropologie, the fig tree is from Sprout Home right there in Chicago, and the deep chocolate paint on the walls is Afternoon Tea by Pittsburgh Paints.
I was mostly enamored with that space because of the bookcases (from Ikea, by the way). Nicole and Brandon met working at a bookstore – and the former library employee in me always has a soft spot for shelves upon shelves of books.
Sherry was enamored with this room for another reason. And it rhymes with schmold schmanimals. They were an ebay find. Though I gotta say the brown and white cabinets in this room (which you also saw in her office) are calling my name too. They're the sadly discontinued Effektiv cabinets from Ikea.
Immediately to the right of those gold deer is Eleanor's room. She's about a year older than Clara and we were all sad that Clara couldn't join us for this leg of the trip. Those two would've had a blast.
The bed and bedding were from Land Of Nod. Nicole has quite the knack for stylish arrangements, so the collection of art and objects above Eleanor's bed was no exception. My favorite is the little banner that says "Just Be Cool." I feel like our toddler could use that reminder every so often…
Brandon and Nicole's bedroom is cozy and warm, and kinda made me want to lay down and read a book. Luckily for them I resisted and continued taking photos instead.
The star of this room is the light fixture, which I had been eager to see in person since I first saw it posted on her blog a couple of years ago. It's the "Edison Light" from Pottery Barn. And the botanical print behind it on the wall is from Fab.com.
At the opposite end of the upstairs from Eleanor's room is her brother August's domain. He was actually playing in there, so I tried not to interrupt too much by shoving my lens in his face. After all, he had just met me about an hour before. So instead I captured some of the awesome details that make me want to shop where Nicole shops. How cool are those pixel fire flowers by a local crafter?
And this embroidered venn diagram clock by another local crafter rocked my socks (and reminded me that I ought to bone up on my marksmanship skills if I intend to survive the zombie apocalypse).
Continuing the theme of foxes, Sherry was drawn like a moth to a flame when it came to this animal-based lamp (she's been known to obsess over them).
In fact, she even made me take a closer photo of it (it's from Target in case you need one too). Put a fox on it is sounding more and more promising. What do you guys think? Is it official?
As fun as it was to see Nicole's house in person, the most fun part was seeing Nicole herself. It was just so refreshing to finally all be in a room together to chat, catch up, talk shop, swap parenting stories, and otherwise enjoy a couple hours of being real life friends, not blogosphere colleagues. Oh and you can read her recap of our visit here on her blog too.
Plus, I confirmed my suspicions that their dog Murray is pretty much Burger in a larger body. I mean, c'mon – is that not a Burger face right there?
So a big thank you again to Nicole, Brandon, Eleanor, and August for inviting us over to their house and being kind enough to entertain my wannabe photographer skills. Now if we can just get Nicole to write a book and include Richmond on her tour we'll be all set for a sequel to this fun…
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OK, the Burger-likeness is uncanny. Also, are we over octopus' yet? You make a good point for "put a fox on it," though. And how about that amazing collection of wooden toys behind the scene-stealing fox lamp? I want! :)
I knew I should have taken the time to look up the plural of "octopus"!
The word octopus actually has three plurals, octopi, octopuses and octopodes. Sorry I was a huge Science Olympiad nerd in high school. In other unrelated news, I did not go on many dates in high school.
Octopodes it is! I love it.
Yay! I found your blog through Nicole's way back when you did the porch makeover contest, so it's doubly fun for me to see this house crashing post. And I agree, she totally needs to write a book. And stick a fox on the cover :)
Good advice to heed!
Foxes are definitely the new "it" animal. Or, at least that's what I'm telling myself now that I've found they've made their way into our son's bedroom decor…
Love Nicole's style and that she stays true to herself! Love the mix on quality upper end goods with lower end practical pieces.
Love you guys AND love Nicole. I like the new angles you guys showed. I have such a hard time figuring out the floor plan to Nicole's house though … maybe you can convince her to do a floor plan for us Sherry? (Or maybe I shouldn't be so darn nosy!)
Oh and foxes are definitely the new owls. But I'd LOVE for hedgehogs to become the popular thing. They're so cute. I have a hedgehog cookie cutter form Ikea and I think I need to make some hedgehog cookies (or would it be weird to make Christmas hedgehog cookies?).
This very (VERY) old post from when I first started the blog shows the general layout of the first floor: http://makingitlovely.com/2007/01/17/color-scheme/
that house is gorgeous! but what i really wanted to say was, and it's a bit off topic, how much do you love Hannah McKay's (aka Dexter's latest fling's)mint and coral-y pink shelving units. whenever there's a scene in her dining room i ignore the dialogue and drool over how sweet and vintage it looks…and then i rewind and watch the whole scene again.
I love that crash– very warm and inviting with nice twists. love that light fixture in their bedroom–so cool. and their library room.
did she mention the nice green grey she used in her office–I have been searching for a green like that and once someone said her green was actually in the beige family.
I also love that fox print in her son's room.
My office is painted "Contented" by Sherwin Williams. And the fox painting was a gift from the artist, Adriane Duckworth! I met her when I was speaking at a conference in Toronto.
Sigh… I love Nicole's style. She has me convinced I need to paint a basement floor green, give in to my pink whimsies, and embrace my glasses. Also, she recently posted about some fox sweaters for her and August. http://makingitlovely.com/2012/11/21/foxy/
Put a fox on it!
So glad you guys did this. I've loved watching Nicole's house and family grow over the last few years.
As a fellow bookworm, my favorite has always been their library landing. Also, I'd like to throw alpacas into the ring for "it" animal consideration. They're kind of the best. Just google 'em.
Her whole house fits my style sense, so I'm officially following her blog now. Thanks for the introduction!
On a side note, awhile back, Spoonflower hosted one of their weekly fabric design contests with the theme, "What's the New Owl" and I designed first one fox print, and then an entire collection (including a cut-n-sew stuffed fox). Alas, hedgehogs won. But I'm still firmly on Team Fox.
Love Nicole's house! Wish I had the time to do all that ya'll accomplish around your houses :)
Totally out of contect here…but just saw Sherry/YHL cited on thenest.com article that came through my email today…
Way to go!
Do you know the style number or name of the bookshelves?
My bookshelves and the glass doors are part of the BILLY series from IKEA.
Great house crashing! So, the big question is… when is someone going to crash the YHL house? Just thinking…
I forgot about that! It's crazy to see how much you guys have done!
So much fun to see how far you guys have come!
Funny, I've been wondering if elephants are the next thing, as I've been seeing them pop up all over. But you're right, now that I think about it, I've been seeing more foxes too!
Which is fine by me. I love me some foxes. I even created a "logo" with my (real) name incorporated into a fox awhile back. http://bit.ly/VDQUFF <3
I can't give over how much that puppy looks like Burger! What a cutie.
Murray's face says: "I was enjoying some fab one-on-one ear scratching time, and now I have to pose?"
I really regret not buying that Edison light when I first saw it. REALLY, REALLY REGRET IT. Nice house tour!
I loved reading Making It Lovely, but I had to stop because so many of her gorgeous renovations were facilitated by very generous corporate donations. That meant that they were completely out of my reach! And then the time she was debating whether she should spend $800 on a chair from Anthropologie with TORN upholstery…. Yikes.
I just really appreciate your policy of no gifts, and how you try to make your projects accessible for the budget-minded. It's a true talent to have a beautiful home with a low budget and no help.
Thanks for the feedback, Kat. I have been lucky to work with some excellent companies, and sponsored posts (whether I'm paid in product or in cash) help support my blog and my family.
(And I love that chair. A quick patch fixed it right up, and it's a total showstopper.)
Yay for a rare John-narrated House Crash! I've been reading Nicole's blog for as long as I've been reading yours because of your blogroll. I don't think anybody outside the world of high-end design is working this soft color scheme as well as Nicole is, do you? It helps to have the bones of a beautiful little home to begin with, but it's been so interesting to read as she narrates her way through her design decisions. (Does anybody remember the great Painted Trim Kerfuffle?) Plus her kids are adorable. They're growing so fast, which is weird, because *I* am not getting any older.
Thanks, Lisa!
Foxes are defiantly the current 'it' animal, two of my favorite clothing stores (Target and Old Navy) are currently selling knit sweaters with a fox on it.
Of course, I bought one from each store!
I think it's dachshunds. They're everywhere. I actually said to my husband the other day, "Dachshunds are totally the new owl." Then he looked strangely at me and said, "What the hell are you talking about??" I guess he thinks it's foxes…
I saw Nicole leaving West Elm while I was standing in line outside in Chicago! I would have said hello but she was kind of far away from me and I thought the woman behind me in line might have thought I was crazy if I asked her to hold my place whilst I darted into the parking lot to chase someone down.
Later I forgot that I cared if the woman behind me thought I was crazy when my best friend called and we did our normal sign-off on the phone call, which is a game called "Make a noise you think a prehistoric bird may have made."
Ha! Lauren, it would have been totally cool if you chased me down. Unless you ran up and made the bird noise — then I might have been a little frightened.
Can you guys please all move in together and decorate and redo the house an then sell it as is to me? Thank you.
But seriously– I love both YHL And MIL! A marriage of the 2 would result in cardiac arrest for me.
I'm in.
I can't believe you didn't end this post with "What's your favorite part?" I'm telling you anyway: It appears that in the library they put one of the bookcases on an angle in the corner so they didn't waste that space. I love how simply genius that is so much!
So neat to see some new angles of Nicole's home. I had no idea the library was upstairs, for instance. Neat. The nerd in me is imagining the floorplan.
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We are accustomed to rain in Western Washington and some of us are even happier during rainy days than on a hot, sunshiny day. There's even a word for people who prefer rain: pluviophile. We like our rain and aside from its variable intensity from light drizzle to heavy downpour to brief dry season, we often take its constancy for granted. There exists a precipitation norm that we expect.
If you've spent enough time in Eastern Washington or other hotter, drier places, you may have encountered a deviation from normal rain. Occasionally it rains in the east side of this state. And occasionally there are dust storms; big windy storms that turn the sky brown with dust and sand. Usually the rain and dust storms do not coincide, but sometimes they do and then you get mud rain. Typically this happens just after you've washed your car.
Elsewhere in the world there are other unusual kinds of rain defined by colors other than "clear" or "mud". "Blood" rains tend to make the news. They've been recorded for centuries and recently have drawn attention in the southern Indian state of Kerala. In the summer of 2001, areas experienced rain having the color of blood, staining clothes pink. Reports of blood rains in Kerala date back to 1896 and as recently as 2012.After the 2001 event, the Indian Centre for Earth Science Studies (CESS) suggested it was caused by a hypothetical meteor burst. Local residents had reported hearing a thunderclap and seeing a flash of light. The CESS later discarded this hypothesis after discovering that the red color was from spore-like particles in the rain water. In other words the color seemed to have a biological cause.
The CESS then gave a sample to the Tropical Botanical Garden and Research Institute (TBGRI) for microbiological analysis. The red particles were in fact spores and a joint report from the CESS and TBGRI stated that:
"The colour was found to be due to the presence of a large amount of spores of a lichen-forming alga belonging to the genus Trentepohlia. Field verification showed that the region had plenty of such lichens. Samples of lichen taken from Changanacherry area, when cultured in an algal growth medium, also showed the presence of the same species of algae. Both samples (from rainwater and from trees) produced the same kind of algae, indicating that the spores seen in the rainwater most probably came from local sources."
Upon returning to the initial sample site, this alga, Trentepohlia was found to be growing on most of the trees and rocks. Even some of the lamp posts were sporting it. The large quantity of spores being produced combined with weather conditions apparently produced the perplexing blood rain in Kerala, India.
As intriguing as this story is, what does it have to do with the Bloedel Reserve? Maybe you've guessed by now: Trentepohlia can be found on the Reserve. It isn't very common, but you can find it growing as orange fuzz on Aspen, Red Alder, and probably the Black Cottonwoods though I haven't noticed it on them yet. Elsewhere in the world it may be found on conifers as well. The Monterey Cypress in California is known to support it. At Bloedel the best place to find Trentepohlia is on an Aspen tree near the road by the Japanese Garden (examine the tree trunk in the photo at the beginning of this article). It is the orange fuzz on the trunk surrounded by the white bark and green moss. Keep you eyes open and you may spot it on other trees on your next visit.
Trentepohlia is also a common algal component of lichens. Lichens are symbiotic associations between a fungus (the mycobiont component) and either an algae or cyanobacteria species (the photobiont). The fungus provides protection and support for the algae which provides food for both through photosynthesis. Via this symbiosis, lichens can colonize various tough ecological niches like rocks and trees. The bark of mature alder is typically completely covered by various lichens, producing the alders' beautiful decorative bark patterns. One lichen genus common on Red Alder, Graphis, has Trentepohlia as it's photobiont and is present on the Bloedel Reserve although hard to find. But Trentepohlia is also here in it's free living, orange, fuzzy form.
Fortunately (or unfortunately?), Trentepohlia isn't common enough in our area to produce red rains, but despite it's lowly appearance, it is a fascinating organism. I love the humble little things in nature that we ignore or just don't notice easily. The showier blooms and big trees are good at distracting our attention from the smaller elements of nature, but I think we all can appreciate the intricate lichens on alder bark or the tiny individual moss plant instead of its equally beautiful green hordes.
In more scientific terms, Trentepohlia is a chlorophyte, a member of a group of related algae collectively called the "Green Algae". As the name implies, they are united by their color which is derived from the photosynthetic pigment chlorophyll. A couple questions may pop into your brain. First, if it is a green alga, why is it orange? Second, algae are typically aquatic, right? So why does this one grow on trees and rocks? And apparently on lamp posts in India?
The orange color itself comes from a group of plant pigments called carotenoids, a group you may recognize especially if you read up on food and health information. They are antioxidants and generally good to include in your diet. Carotene is often recommended specifically (eat your carrots!). They're healthy for us and we can get them by eating our veggies. Plants have them because they're good for the plants too. Necessary, even, for their survival.
Carotenoids range from yellow to orange to red but normally are visually masked out by the green chlorophyll. Typically, you will only see the yellows and oranges in fruits and flowers where the color is used more as an attractant for seed dispersal or pollination. Otherwise, leaves are generally green and a yellow or orange color usually denotes a sick plant or fall coloration. If you find a healthy plant (or alga) that is yellow or orange, there is probably a survival-related reason. Such is likely the case with Trentepohlia.
Photosynthetic organisms, like plants and Trentepohlia, are capable of producing their own food by combining light energy with water and carbon dioxide to produce sugars. Carotenoids assist photosynthesis in two ways: 1) they form "nets" to help capture light energy, increasing photosynthetic productivity and 2) they protect the plant cells from oxidation by free radicals, hence their reputation as antioxidants.
As I mentioned, Trentepohlia is orange because it has elevated levels of carotenoids that mask out the green chlorophyll. It is these high levels that may help this alga to exist outside of an aquatic environment. Most algae are aquatic and have not evolved much in the way of terrestrial adaptations to water loss and high light levels. Land plants have evolved such traits as roots, barriers to water loss, vascular systems, and other features that help them to survive in a terrestrial environment where water is limiting. Despite our frequent rains, there are days and seasons when some environments are very harsh from an algal point of view.
Trentepohlia's above average carotenoid levels is likely one adaptation this alga has to terrestrial life. Specifically, the carotenoids assist in dealing with elevated light levels in a non-aquatic environment. While plants need light to live and grow, light also presents challenges to terrestrial organisms. First, light increases water loss from plants. Second, light can promote the creation of highly reactive, detrimental molecules inside plant cells called free radicals. Free radicals react with and break down the cellular machinery that keeps plants alive and growing. Carotenoids are beneficial by intercepting light and shunting it's energy to the cellular photosynthetic machinery where it can used for plant growth. Also, because they are powerful antioxidants, carotenoids react well with free radicals, deactivating them to protect plant cells from harm.
Despite Trentepohlia being an alga, it can grow terrestrially because it is adapted to life out of water. Such adaptations are necessary for it to survive either free living or as part of a lichen. With these adaptations this alga and its lichenized forms can grow on trees, rocks, and lamp posts and if common enough can create the beautiful, if mysterious, blood rain as seen in Kerala, India. While such rains are unlikely here, the orange fuzz of this alga is something beautiful to see at the Bloedel Reserve, adding color to the winter landscape.
What to look for:
- Trentepohlia will look like orange fuzz on tree bark. A magnifier can be helpful but is not necessary for finding this organism.
- The most obvious colony of Trentepohlia on the Bloedel Reserve is located on an Aspen near the paved road by the Japanese Garden. This is the source of the photos in this article and it is the most robust example. Trentepohlia is also very common on Red Alder throughout the reserve. Many alders at the Bird Marsh also have this alga on their bark although the color is a little more dull and the colonies are less vigorous. I'm not sure the reason for this difference in robustness between the aspen and the alder colonies. Possibly the alga are different species of Trentepohlia or also likely there are habitat differences such as sunlight or bark characteristics that promote better growth on the aspen.
—Written by Darren Strenge
Darren Strenge is the Plant Health Manager for the Bloedel Reserve where he has worked since the late 1990s, managing irrigation, plant pathology, the Reserve's First Detector Program, and various other garden jobs. Prior to that he was a researcher in the plant sciences and holds a Bachelor of Science in Horticulture and a Master of Science in Botany. Darren has a broad range of botanical interests but has a soft spot for the "underdog" plants: mosses, ferns, lycophytes, and others sitting in the shadow of the showy flowering plants.


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Broken Pencil is a Canadian magazine, which profiles zine culture and independent arts and music. The magazine publishes four times annually and is based in Toronto.
The magazine was founded in 1995 by Hal Niedzviecki.[1] Its current editor is Alison Lang.[2]
In 2009, Broken Pencil published a collection of short stories entitled Can'tLit: Fearless Fiction from Broken Pencil Magazine featuring Canadian independent writers with ECW Press.[3]
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After a life filled with love, joy, and many miracles, Leon Warren Woodfield returned to his loving Heavenly Father on October 2, 2013.
Leon was born on January 13, 1934 in Ogden, Utah to Ray Weldon and Vera Jane Campbell Woodfield. He had three brothers and one sister: Norman, Keith, Arlo, and Mary Lou. He was raised in North Ogden where he learned the importance of family and hard work as the family worked together herding cows, riding horses, and harvesting crops. Leon's love of horses, dogs, and a "well-groomed field" continued throughout his life.
Leon met the love of his life, Janet Cragun, on the first day of 1st grade. The childhood crush turned into a true love that was solemnized when they were married in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on September 10, 1953. Leon always considered Janet his greatest blessing and loved her with all of his heart. They recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.
Leon put his family first and foremost. He showered much love and attention on his five children and their spouses: Janalee and Steven Hallmark, Heidi and Bill Woahn, Melia and Steve Fidel, Craig and Marilee Whiting Woodfield, and Chris and Lesley Ponder Woodfield, 22 grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren.
Education played a vital role in Leon's life. He received an associate degree from Weber College, Bachelor of Science and Master of Business Administration degrees from the University of Utah, and a Doctor of Business Administration from
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. Leon worked as a certified public accountant at the Arthur Young Accounting Firm in Los Angeles. He then taught as a professor in the Accounting Department at Brigham Young University for 40 years, where he served as department chair and received various awards and recognitions. Leon is esteemed by his colleagues and loved by his students to this day. He considered himself blessed to have a job that he loved.
Leon had an unwavering testimony of our Savior. His life is his witness. Leon served The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as a bishop, high councilor, councilor in a stake presidency, teacher, temple worker, and dedicated home teacher. He and Janet served as full-time missionaries in Oklahoma.
Leon was an avid fan of BYU and the U of U (except when their teams played each other). He enjoyed worldwide travels with his wife and family, maintaining his beautiful yard, and time with family and friends at the Fairview cabin. He would beam with pride as he attended his grandchildren's sporting, school, and performing events. Leon had a deep respect for his ancestors and loved to share their stories. He was a member of the Sons of Utah Pioneers and active in community affairs.
Leon understood what was important in life: he loved his wife, nurtured his children, and played with his grandchildren. As his family, our hearts are broken because we will miss his gentle, wise influence, yet we rejoice because we were able to know and love this humble, great man. We take comfort in the fact that he always told each of us he loved us, that we were his "favorite," and that we all look just like him! He said he was "a man of adequate ability," but we know better: we are what we are as a family because of Daddy.
Leon endured his years of declining health with dignity and patience. He always tried to be cheerful, helpful, and loving to those around him. We thank friends and neighbors, the Springville 3rd Ward, medical staffs, DaVita Dialysis and iCare for their loving service to Leon and his family.
A celebration of Leon's life will be held on Monday, October 7 at 11:00 a.m. at the Springville 3rd Ward LDS chapel, 355 E. Center Street, Springville, Utah. Well-wishers may greet the family on Sunday evening, October 6, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Wheeler Mortuary, 211 E. 200 South, in Springville and before the service from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. on Monday at the church. A graveside service will be held at the Ben Lomond Cemetery, 526 E. 2850 North, North Ogden, Utah at 5:00 p.m. that evening.
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Ben Stokes and Wood are named in the 16-man squad, while Yorkshire's Adil Rashid and Adam Lyth could receive first caps
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Hi All, I am new to TF market place and posted my 1st PSD and it got rejected saying below comment.
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Pls help me with your valuable comments to improve and get approved. Here is the Demo link
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This looks outdated , but is not bad .. just reconsider color scheme & other design techniques .
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This looks outdated , but is not bad .. just reconsider color scheme & other design techniques .
Thanks for the input, I will consider with updating to a modern layout.
Any further comments on this design pls..
Spacing is key! Add some more whitespace between the text. (CSS: line-height) For 14px text, a line height of ±22px-24px looks good, most of the times.
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- Soprano Saxophone Mouthpieces(8)
Results 1 - 8 of 8 matches
Top RatedSelmer Paris S80 Series Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece
Machined from hard rod rubber to assure stability, accuracy and consistent facings, these mouthpieces feature...
- 1 Open Box:
- $103.20
Top RatedDukoff D Series Metal Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece
Mouthpiece with a "D" chamber that combines bright, edgy sound with depth and guts to make sound exciting.
- 3 Open Box:
- $175.20
Top RatedOtto Link Metal Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece
In the world of professional mouthpieces for saxophones, Otto Link is a name that stands out among the crowd....
- 3 Open Box:
- $147.99
Meyer Hard Rubber Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece
For years the most popular jazz mouthpiece on the market, Meyer mouthpieces offer a variety of sounds,...
- 1 Open Box:
- $103.99
Rico Royal Graftonite Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece
An absolutely amazing jazz piece for the price. The Rico Royal Graftonite pieces offer great projection and an...
- 1 Open Box:
- $17.59
- 7 Open Box:
- $143.20
- 1 Open Box:
- $71.99
Yanagisawa Hard Rubber Soprano Saxophone Mouthpiece
Yanagisawa steel ebonite (hard rubber) mouthpieces have beautifully proportional facing curves and tip...
- 2 Open Box:
- $143.99