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A different narrator. A main character that was not so annoying.
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NO! It was very hard listening to her. That whispery, breathless voice was very distracting. Especially when you are trying to deal with an overly opinionated main character.
The main one.
Did not like this book or narrator. Will not be listening to any more from this author or narrator.
I love the way the author keeps to the story line and not skip here there and everywhere. I also like the narrators. The only thing I didn't like is that they have the American Women speaking with an accent. Looking forward to the next book. I hope the author brings out the hints that were brought out in this book about Syndel and Ivory possibly being related.
I really enjoyed this book. In fact love the whole series. I hope the author continues to write more. Was really glad the narrator did not have Raven speaking with an accent like the narrator in Dark Curse did, that was annoying since Raven was American. But this one is great. Looking forward to the next one.
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I love this series.
The author is great have read all of her books.
They would be excellent, just too much sexual descriptions. It is very distracting when you are not into to soft porn.
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This book was fantastic. Hats off to the author for writing a book for adults without all the foul words and sex. This book held my attention from the first sentence. It would be great if the author continued to write more about the other characters in the book. Love it. Was even better because the narrator is one of my favorites. Have recommended this book to many of my co-workers and friends.
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As much as I admire Anne Frank, can I point out that this articke is the stupidest thing I've ever read? The book is about two teens with cancer and their relationship and etc, not about Anne's life. So calm down because not every historical thing needs to be explained in the movie.
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I remember her on Ellen's show, just a couple of weeks back. She was asked why she sticks out her tongue, and to that she replied something along the lines of, "It's because I don't kniw what to do in front of the cameras. It's just a nervous reaction…" You must be nervous all the time. *sigh*
I don't know why, but I've always been told as a child that piercing your ear more than once was not considered elegant (no offense). But now that I've seen many people with it, I actually think it's pretty (as long as it's not too wild). :)
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I was having breakfast with someone today who told me the most interesting story. He had been dating his girlfriend for two years before they talked about finances. "It took me that long to get her trust," he said. She was a public school teacher, so she didn't make that much money. When he looked at her finances, he noticed that she had a lot of overdraft fees. He asked her to guess how much she had spent in overdraft fees. "About $100 or $200?" she guessed.
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Augustana graduates in mathematics pursue careers in fields including statistics, operations research, actuarial, biological and physical sciences and teaching. All of Augustana secondary education majors in math have found high school teaching jobs after graduation.
Students can receive up to nine credits in mathematics internships. Besides internships, they gain hands-on experience in the field through summer research and student teaching.
Recent mathematics majors have completed internships at AVG Automation Corp, Deere & Company, Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance, Olympic Steel, and ii-A—a finance and insurance firm in Sydney, Australia.
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Here's a sampling of what mathematics graduates do:
Samantha Tyner '12 majored in mathematics, economics and French; she now is enrolled in the Iowa State University Ph.D. program in statistics.
Adam DeSimone '12 majored in economics and mathematics, and now is enrolled in the economics Ph.D. program at Michigan State University. Adam's decision to be a math major surprised him, but he "took a couple of math classes as a freshman and just never stopped."
Melissa Dalen '11 majored in mathematics and a teaching mathematics. Today she is a math teacher at Delavan Junior/Senior High School in Delavan, Ill.
Daniel Tsui '61 majored in mathematics. In 1998, he won the Nobel Prize in Physics. He is an Emeritus Senior Scholar at Princeton University.
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Mark Hoffmann '15: finding my passionsMark Hoffmann '15: "My professors were always willing to put in the extra time to help with things I needed. They weren't just interested in me taking their class. They were interested in helping me find my passions as well."
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A video capturing a struggle between an intoxicated suspect and an officer is under review by the Springfield Police Department.
According to the Springfield News-Leader, Officer Tomas Jordan and another officer were called to the scene to assist in getting "several combative people" out of a club on April 27.
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Another day, another fire alarm in Albany County Court
Just when you thought it was safe to make popcorn at work, there they go again. Albany County Court was evacuated for the second time in a week today after yet another fire alarm went off just a little after 3:30 p.m. OK, unlike the one last Friday, nothing yet indicates the cause was burnt popcorn. And it did […] [Read More]
Another street robbery in Albany; city police arrest 2 suspects
On the heels of 12 robberies or attempts in the space of one week, Albany police have now charged two suspects in a new mugging — an armed stick-up of a College of St. Rose student. They say this one happened Tuesday about midnight on the 500 block of Washington Avenue. See the story It becomes at least the 13th robbery […] [Read More]
Police: 186 packages of heroin, 12-gauge shotgun in Troy bust
A search warrant in Troy has led to two arrests and the alleged discovery of $3,700 worth of heroin. That is not to mention the alleged findings of police scanners, surveillance cameras and $3,000 in currency, the Times Union's Bob Gardinier is reporting. See the story [Read More]
Witnesses: Murder suspect blamed injury on attack from "three black guys"
A former Marine reservist from Long Island charged with killing a 20-year-old Schenectady man in Albany in 2006 repeatedly blamed his facial injuries that night on being "jumped by three black guys," prosecution witnesses said today. Kevin Murphy, 29, is being retried for the April 30, 2006 knife-slaying of Joseph Jerome on Hudson Avenue after his conviction was reversed by the state Appellate Division in […] [Read More]
New murder trial under way for Marine reservist today
Opening arguments in the murder retrial of Kevin Joseph Murphy got underway about 50 minutes late in Albany County Court this morning after fears of a tainted jury surfaced. A juror was excused from the trial after she told Judge Thomas Breslin she had sat near a woman during jury selection who talked about the case. Apparently the woman had talked about […] [Read More]
Reward now $7,500 to find dog killer in Selkirk
The reward for information to find and convict whoever killed two dogs in Selkirk is now $7,500, staff writer Scott Waldman is reporting. The animals, both beagles, were found on the side of a road, police say. See the story [Read More]
Four new robberies or attempts within 2 hours in Albany
Another man has been charged with two muggings on Morris Street early Sunday — two of eight robberies or attempted ones in the city within the last five days. Allen Brozowski, 21, of Rensselaer, allegedly ran from the scene of the two robberies on Morris Street about 4 a.m., but was arrested by Albany detectives early today. He was arraigned in […] [Read More]
Cops: 68 pot plants in Troy attic
Earth Day is still several weeks away, but according to police in Troy, one local man has already developed quite a green thumb. Wayne Russell, 41, who lives near some RPI frat houses on 15th Street, was allegedly sharing a home with 68 marijuana plants, Times Union staff writer Kenneth C. Crowe is reporting. Police say the aroma of the plants filled the […] [Read More]
Att. kidnap suspect makes bail, not without revelations
Brian McArdle, the Albany man accused of trying to kidnap a 14-year-old girl on Sand Creek Road last Saturday, is now free on $65,000 bail. It was not before his lawyer revealed the 27-year-old suspect has the mental capacity of a second-grader (which did not prevent him from getting a fully valid New York state driver's license — more on that […] [Read More]
Albany cop alleging retaliation by department
An Albany cop has filed a complaint with the state Division of Human Rights, contending he has been the target of retaliatory harassment by Chief James W. Tuffey and the department, Times Union senior reporter Brendan J. Lyons is reporting. The officer, Daniel Condon, may sound familiar; last fall he asked a top police union official to resign from […] [Read More]
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Wildly diverse and powerfully unified.We are a purposefully diverse collection of people, talent and skills. We are unified by a common purpose – building brands that help people make more confident healthcare decisions. Digitas Health LifeBrands is a core member of the Publicis Healthcare Communications Group (PHCG), the largest healthcare communications network in the world.For media inquiries, please contact Mansura Ghaffar, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Alexandra von Plato
Group President of North America, PHCG
In 1997, when few people even knew what a browser was and dial-up modems were considered new technology, Alex's experience as a creator and producer of healthcare content for film, video, and TV found the perfect home on the Internet. As a digital media pioneer, Alex was the first creative executive to focus on the use of new media in healthcare communications. Since that time, she has been at the forefront of understanding and shaping the enormous, game-changing role of digital media in healthcare.
Over the years, Alex has had a key role in the creation of several award-winning, next-generation healthcare agencies, including Current Communications Company, Medical Broadcasting Company, and Digitas Health LifeBrands. As a principal creative director, Alex has overseen the creative development of groundbreaking brand marketing initiatives and programming, including the first unbranded pharmaceutical website, the first Rx-branded social/viral campaign, for top pharmaceutical, life sciences, and wellness companies, like Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, Target, Nestle, and Weight Watchers.
Today, as Group President of North America for Publicis Healthcare Communications Group, Alex leads a purpose-built team of creative and strategic professionals with expertise in advertising and branding, strategic planning, digital media and technology, science and medicine – all focused on connecting healthcare brands with the people who need them.
Her expertise in healthcare, creative innovation, and marketing have made her a sought after speaker at industry-leading events, including the Digital Health Summit at CES in 2012, Medical Advertising Hall of Fame in 2012, Healthweb Leadership Forum in 2011, and ThinkDigital in 2010, 2011 and 2012.
As a member of the Publicis Healthcare Communications Group, Publicis Life Brands, Digitas Health LifeBrands, and Medicus International are among the most sought after and innovative healthcare agencies in the world.
Greg Lewis
Executive Vice President, New Business, Digitas Health LifeBrands
Greg joined Digitas Health LifeBrands in October 2009 as Executive New Business Director. Since 2009, Greg has delivered 8 figure revenue growth every year by understanding the evolving needs of healthcare brands. He has worked for agencies serving the healthcare industry since 1998.
Greg has 12 years of pharmaceutical sales and marketing experience working in both consumer and professional advertising. Greg has lead a number of healthcare agencies with a focus on driving innovation and understanding how healthcare consumers make confident and informed decisions in this ever changing media environment. In 2002, Greg was employee #8 at a startup digital marketing company called Cadient Group, a digital marketing agency focused solely on healthcare. Greg delivered over 30% growth year over year in his leadership of the new business and account services teams. In 2008, Greg left Cadient to join the executive team at Quantum Learning, a pharmaceutical consultancy. Greg was able to participate in countless field rides to understand the HCP and sales rep interaction and identify the behaviors between average and best-in-class pharmaceutical sales reps. The behavioral research was used gain an understanding of what was relevant to HCPs at the point of care and to train pharmaceutical reps on advanced communication and selling skills.
Greg received his B.S. in economics from Bloomsburg University and his MBA from Temple University in Philadelphia.
Brendan Gallagher
Executive Vice President, Experience Strategy & Innovation, Digitas Health LifeBrands
As EVP of Experience Strategy & Innovation at Digitas Health LifeBrands, Brendan oversees user experience research, information architecture, content strategy, interaction design, and usability work across multiple offices for major pharmaceutical, healthcare, and biotech clients.
Before joining the company in 2005, Brendan worked at the Digitas agency in New York, where he served as interaction design lead on MyLifeMyCard.com for American Express. Other standout clients during his tenure at Digitas included Pfizer, Turner, and The New York Times.
Prior to Digitas, Brendan served as a senior content strategist with Razorfish, where he oversaw all content initiatives and online marketing strategies for Ford Motor Company's Ford.com.
Brendan's work with clients ranges from consumer research and opportunity identification through concepting and interaction design to testing and measurement. He provides thought leadership around emerging technologies, social behaviors, media channels, competitive trends, and digital innovation, ensuring we are always designing for "what's next?" in health.
Craig Douglass
Executive Vice President, Executive Creative Director, Digitas Health LifeBrands Philadelphia
With more than 21 years of pharmaceutical marketing experience, few individuals in the industry have dedicated as much time to connecting people to brands and brands to people. Cofounder of the Cadient Group, Craig joined Digitas Health LifeBrands in 2006.
A passionate advocate for (and oft-time architect of) a new marketing playbook built for our people-centric world, Craig has helped clients like AstraZeneca, Novo Nordisk, Amgen, Pfizer and Gilead find new ways to forge more relevant and meaningful relationships with both physicians and healthcare consumers.
When not helping brands align with the new marketing realities, Craig can be found conducting various forms of research at The Institute for Suburban Living.
Graham Mills
Managing Director, Digitas Health LifeBrands New York
Graham started as a creative and has never let convention stand in his way. He went to art school in London and left as a writer. He has written for every media type you can think of and has even ghostwritten a book on architecture. He spent 30 very successful years working as a copywriter and creative director and is now managing director of one of the fastest growing and most awarded creative agencies in the health space (over the years, Graham's been responsible for campaigns that have won hundreds of awards).
But then, Graham has always used both the business and creative sides of his brain. It is what made him curious to explore direct and digital after a decade of traditional advertising. He is passionate about creating work that delivers the best possible results for both customer and client.
In the last 15 years he has been responsible for building, merging, and running truly integrated agencies. Digitas Health Lifebrands is the third, and perhaps the one of which he is most proud. The New York office started with approximately half-a-dozen people and has grown into a thriving business that works as a brand agency across all channels for some of the biggest clients in the health space. He is a problem solver, a communicator and a team player – essential skills regardless of whether you are a creative director or a managing director.
Jacqueline Nolan
Executive Vice President, Executive Creative Director, Digitas Health LifeBrands New York
Jac is a creative through and through. Throughout her 30-year career (and counting), she has been responsible for advertising that has won hundreds of top awards at all of the major festivals: Cannes, Clio, D&AD, One Show, and many more.
Born in Paddington, Jac is a true Londoner whose creative career started at the age of seven when she declared, "I want to be a commercial artist!" A few years later, she started to realize that ambition when she attended the same art school as David Hockney, Michael English, and Freddie Mercury. Since then, she has explored many aspects of her creativity as an artist, art director, illustrator, comic strip artist, tutor, media buyer, improv writer, antique furniture restorer, and creative director.
Jac's advertising career is just as varied. She evolved from a traditional advertising art director to explore direct, digital, integrated, and now healthcare, when she was asked to help establish Digitas Health LifeBrands New York in 2007. Although relatively new to this category, Jac's humanity and empathy has meant that she has become a passionate advocate for our agency mantra of "Helping not Selling" and creating better healthcare communications for both consumers and professionals.
In her role as an agency leader for the last 15 years, she maintains an insatiable curiosity for ideas in any form, which helps her create fully integrated agencies capable of working across every media channel available. Today, Jac is never happier than when she is creating something new, fresh, and exciting.
Len Dolce
Senior Vice President of Finance, Digitas Health LifeBrands
Len leads all activities surrounding financial management of Digitas Health LifeBrands and participates in setting and executing the company strategy. As a member of the senior executive team, Len ensures compliance with reporting requirements, internal control policies, guidelines, and procedures as well as coordinates the development and implementation of effective cost management processes. He also represents the company in contractual matters.
Prior to joining Digitas Health LifeBrands in 2001, Len was VP of Finance at Idea Integration, an IT consultancy and development firm, which he helped guide through significant growth. Len also has worked in public accounting and is a CPA. Len earned his Bachelor's degree from Saint Joseph's University and his Master's degree from Philadelphia University.
Len serves on the Board of Trustees for EducationWorks, a non-for-profit organization that provides comprehensive education support to children in economically disadvantaged communities. Len is also active as a coach in youth sports.
Michael Golub, MD, FACP
Chief Medical Officer, Digitas Health LifeBrands
Dr. Golub's education and professional background, which encompasses both clinical medicine and graduate education in filmmaking, embodies the Digitas Health LifeBrands ideal of melding clinical relevance with engaging communication. Over the course of two decades in pharmaceutical marketing, continuing medical education, and multi-media production. Dr. Golub has conceived and written many of Digitas Health LifeBrands's most innovative interactive programs and animated science films. He has worked in every major disease category across every popular communications channel. Michael draws on his command of FDA and EU regulations, as well as his familiarity with the interests and priorities of healthcare professionals, when crafting content that is memorable, relevant, topical, and accurate.
Dr. Golub practiced emergency medicine for nine years before joining Medical Broadcasting Company, which became Digitas Health LifeBrands in 2006. He graduated magna cum laude from Yale College and earned his MD degree from the University of Pennsylvania. Following completion an internal medicine residency, he studied filmmaking in the master's program at Temple University. Michael is one of the few physicians to have earned the status of Fellow in the American College of Physicians based on his achievements in healthcare communications.Dr. Golub supervises the medical directors, medical editors, and the regulatory staff at Digitas Health LifeBrands.
Mukarram Bhatty
Senior Vice President, Marketing Strategy and Analytics, Digitas Health LifeBrands
Mukarram Bhatty is Senior Vice President of Marketing Strategy and Analytics at Digitas Health LifeBrands. The 20 year marketing veteran has an MD and an MBA, and is responsible for providing business strategy, brand strategy, integrated marketing planning, relationship marketing, and performance management to some of the agency's biggest pharmaceutical clients including Astra Zeneca, Abbvie, Sanofi, Pfizer, Merck, Gilead, UCB.
Early in his career, Mukarram recognized the shifting paradigm between marketers and those being marketed to – and while others continued to pursue traditional marketing tactics, Mukarram began to adjust his strategy to make room for the empowered consumer. He is passionate about the need for empathy within the healthcare industry, and is proud to be in the business of better health outcomes. He stresses how improving the collection and management of data will help the industry to determine the best patient outcomes, and strives to help his clients achieve this goal.
Prior to Digitas Health LifeBrands, Mukarram established and spearheaded the Insight and Analytics practice at Capital C communications in Toronto. Over his career he has provided strategic solutions to many Fortune 500 clients including Dove/Unilever, Hallmark, Sears, Nissan, Bank of Montreal and BASF.
Susan Manber
Executive Vice President, Brand Strategy and Insights, Digitas Health LifeBrands
A native New Yorker from a family of journalists, Susan grew up listening to her father interview doctors.
For 25 years, she has led strategic brand development for high-profile clients including J&J, Novartis, Aetna, Bank One, BMW, Ameritech, Dell, and Cablevision, including Gold Effie-winning campaigns for MasterCard, Schweppes, and Phillips. Susan has deep experience in insight mining through a wide range of qualitative, ethnographic, and quantitative market research techniques, including expertise in major strategic segmentation studies.
In 1997, at Ammirati Puris Lintas, she was a founding member of one of the first DTC healthcare agencies, later rebranded as Alchemy. In 2000, as a founding partner at Gardner Nelson and Partners, she led the strategic repositioning of Aetna as the leader in informed health and led brand work for WebMD. Susan has worked closely with professional, CRM, and digital agency partners to create powerful healthcare brands across a wide range of consumer, professional, and payor audiences.
Over the course of her career, Susan has led strategic development for J&J's Ortho Women's Health franchise, the Lamisil DTC launch for Novartis, Pricara's pain franchise, McNeil Nutritional's Splenda, Novartis, Sepracor's Lunesta, Eisai, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and WebMD, among others.
Prior to joining Digitas Health LifeBrands, Susan led the Account Planning Department at Lowe Alchemy as Chief Strategy Officer.
Susan earned her bachelor's degree in Psychology and Cognitive Science at Vassar and currently lives in Westchester, NY with her two children.
Tim Pantello
Managing Director, Digitas Health LifeBrands Philadelphia
As Managing Marketing Director at Digitas Health LifeBrands Philadelphia, Tim's experience has been instrumental in helping the Agency become a leader in the creation of innovative programs that meet the diversity of needs present in the life sciences industry around the world.
Tim has more than 18 years of experience in healthcare media, consumer/patient marketing, digital marketing, relationship marketing, pharmaceutical sales, and professional advertising. He has held positions of increasing responsibility with Rhône-Poulenc Rorer (Sanofi Aventis), LM&P, Euro RSCG Life and DDB Group.While at Rhône-Poulenc Rorer, Tim distinguished himself as one of the company's most successful sales representatives. He then joined LM&P and worked as a team member on the development of a campaign for Proctor & Gamble's Metamucil and then on the pre-launch campaign of Protonix. Tim went onto to found Euro RSCG Life Interaction, the first digital unit of Euro RSCG Life. Tim was then offered a partnership at DDB/Tribal DDB where he led client development and the Healthcare Center of Excellence managing clients such as: Novartis Consumer Health, CIBA VISION, JNJ (Depuy, Ethicon Endo Surgery, Centocor), Abbott, Talecris, Pfizer, Medicis, Sunovion, and Merck.
Tim is a graduate of the University of Miami. He received degrees in International Finance and International Marketing. Tim enjoys spending time with his wife and three children.
Vineet Thapar
Group Creative Director, Digitas Health LifeBrands London
Based in London, Vineet is responsible for providing creative leadership and influencing strategy for global clients. He and his skilled team leads partner with client brand teams, mining audience insights, articulating transformational journeys and touchpoints, brainstorming ideas, and pushing conceptual boundaries to help clients achieve their business objectives.
Vineet joined Digitas Health LifeBrands in May 2007, bringing 17 years of digital experience across a variety of sectors. He is the recipient of multiple industry awards and honours including WEBBY, ADDY, DMA, WMA Outstanding Achievement, Festival of Media, The Globals, etc. His work has been cited in numerous industry publications, and he has served on creative panels for judging and education across the globe, being a creative ambassador in the USA at MIT and in Europe the at London School of Economics.
Vineet's academics include Advertising & Visual Communication, Information Design, And Business Concepts For Creative Leaders at AIGA/Harvard Business School.
We're very proud of the work we create with our clients and the results they achieve.
if you would like to see examples of the ideas and experiences that help people, brands and business thrive, please contact Greg Lewis.


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We are delighted with how the brushed granite countertops look and feel in person, the pattern was a risk but now that it is installed it definitely works. As advised by the TKO here, I've eliminated any mural idea and have been looking for the right, simple, backsplash that will tie things together and not fight with the countertop. I brought home half a dozen samples and had several friends take a look. They narrowed it down to the same one that I was leaning towards. It's a smooth tile, though it looks like it has a bit of texture. I want to run it vertically, rather than having the lines run horizontal. The gray color picks us the stone in the countertop but also works with the stainless steel sinks and appliances. I like that it has some subtle brown and black in the tile, that also works with the granite.
What do you all think? We will have a range hood that is stainless on top and the part that spreads out is glass. Should the backsplash come up to the ceiling, to the top of the cabinets, to the bottom of the hood, or to the bottom of the cabinets?
Appreciate your help!
I like it...I also like the stairstep of the upper cabinetry and that you put the peninsula at an angle...adds great style to the space.
Wow. Stunning countertops!! Those are amazing. And I'm so glad to see another dark kitchen. Was starting to think I was the only one doing a new kitchen/build with dark cabs.
The tile looks like it works to me. But - and I love neutrals and have a hard time doing anything but gray, black, brown, cream, and white - I just wonder if you don't want a pop of color somewhere. I'd photoshop those tiles around the kitchen and see what you think because with another BS thread currently going on it sure made a difference in what I thought looked good.
I'm terrible with whose kitchen has what, but I love the one that has the accent tile going all the way to the ceiling around the range hood. Really striking. I'm sure everyone knows the kitchen I referring to. I guess I don't see tile going all the way up, but if you do an accent, maybe so.
Good luck with your decisions!
BalTra, I'm glad you said that ("The BS material evokes falling water over the stones of your counter. Or petrified wood . . . ") as I've said the very same thing! The earthiness of the countertop demands an earthy tile, I think. And the reason I turned the lines vertically is probably to enhance the falling water or wood effect.
Not a good day for a picture of the whole kitchen as the trim around the ceiling and doors and things are going up and there is stuff everywhere.
I love the tile and think it looks great with your fabulous countertops. I think it would really make a statement if you just used it vertically in your cooktop/ range area. I would run it between the cabinets all the way to the ceiling and just paint between your other cabinets and countertop. You could use Schluter systems edging along the sides. If you are concerned about the area behind you faucet and under your window sill not having tile maybe you could fill the space there with a piece of your granite.
Here is a picture tile just behind the cooktop and a close up of the edging I am talking about.
MichelleDT: the granite is black and gold marinace. It's from Brazil, and is literally the bottom of an ancient riverbed.
The slab was polished when we saw it, and reflected a lot and looked like a wet riverbed. It almost looked like a photograph, like it wasn't real. I made the decision to have it brushed/leathered. If I'd had it honed, it would have dulled it, lost some of the color and definition. But going a step further to the brushed or leathered finish, the color is as rich as the polished stuff, but there is no glare. Plus, the brushing gives a tiny bit of definition to the granite when you run your fingers over it. The softer stone (in this case, the black volcanic basalt that flowed over all the pebbles in the riverbed) is brushed away a tiny bit more than the harder granite it encases. So you can feel a tiny bit of relief when you run your hands over it. Very subtle but very cool. Literally, people can't keep their hands off the countertop, lol. It doesn't show fingerprints like the polished finish and doesn't require as much sealing maintenance as the honed stones do, so it's a very practical decision.
Badgergal, I was looking at that edging yesterday as a good cap to the backsplash tile wherever we do decide to stop it. Thanks for the photo.
Tanajo, the tile is a porcelain called Bambu Grigio. it also comes in a darker, charcoal gray, and light cream, and a beige. All four colors went with our granite, but the charcoal would make the kitchen too dark, the beige would match our white oak floors too much, and the lighter gray that I picked won out because it worked best with the stainless steel sinks and appliances. Comes in a 12x24, a 3x12 bullnose, and a 1.5x3 mosaic.
Ohhhhh-me likey! My in laws have palladio granite which is red with chunks of rocks in it. You'll have a fun time looking at each and every rock. In time, you'll find a favorite. In their palladio, there is a green rock that looks JUST like a slice of avocado!
Marcy, thanks for the picture. It looks great. I don't know if I would have thought to take the BS up through the crown molding, but it looks great.
Bahacca: there is one gray rock in the bar area with a very clear white "Z" in it. We have been joking that Zorro was here! It's great fun looking at all the different features in the countertop.
I just got an ipad and am trying to figure out which photo edit app will let me color in the backsplash area with a sample of the tile I'm considering. That was a great suggestion, beeps.


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Vandoeuvre-les-Nancy hotel with a restaurant
Situated in the suburbs, this hotel is close to Musee de l'Ecole de Nancy and Congress Center Jean Prouve. Area attractions also include Musee des Beaux-arts and Place Stanislas.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Vandoeuvre-les-Nancy hotel also offers a rooftop terrace and a garden. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Onsite venue - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available. Open select days.
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South Beach may be the new capital of American cool, but all the celebrity-spotting comes at a steep price — rooms in this most in-demand of holiday destinations can set you back several hundred dollars a night.
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Location was terrific. Loved the breakfasts with a coffee bar. The dulce con leche for the french bread really started the day great.
What the hotel could do better:
Room could have been slightly cleaner (butts left on the window sill.)
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Only complaint was the very dirty, grayed and tattered area rug in the lobby. It was completely out of place in the otherwise clean, white lobby.
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A little shabby and run down. Towel hook fell off bathroom door first time i hung something up. Walls are dirty and door to closet was chewed up and rotted near latch. Better beds, down pillows and newer fluffy towels would be nice. Heard everything ( and much more than I wanted to) from the upstairs guests and pounding from the club below. Providing more than 2 towels and 2 washcloths when you have 2 guests in the room are kind of necessary too, something you shouldn't have t ask for. Besides there is no place to hang after use.


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