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Nationally syndicated columnist and author Tracy Beckerman is \x34Lost in Suburbia\x34 � managing the chaos with a healthy dose of humor. Her next book, a \x34momoir,\x34 will be published in spring 2013. She contributes to many online mom sites, ...
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Nationally syndicated columnist and author Tracy Beckerman is \x34Lost in Suburbia\x34 � managing the chaos with a healthy dose of humor. Her next book, a \x34momoir,\x34 will be published in spring 2013. She contributes to many online mom sites, including www.todaysmama.com, www.rolemommy.com and www.newjerseymomsblog.com and is an official blogger for Lifetime Television's hit show, \x34The Balancing Act.\x34 She also does stand-up comedy and has appeared at venues including The Comic Strip Live in NYC and The Erma Bombeck Workshop in Dayton, Ohio. Before she became a columnist, Beckerman was a writer and producer in the television industry for 10 years, managing the advertising & promotion department at WCBS-TV New York. Tracy is married to a very understanding guy. They have two children and live in New Jersey where she writes, does battle with woodchucks and avoids, at all costs, driving a minivan.
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Aug. 27, 2013 12:07 p.m.
Somehow I thought things would be easier once my son left for college.
It was a simple mathematical equation:
2 kids – 1 kid = less work.
Of course, when I say "less work," I was thinking specifically about the amount of driving, cooking and laundry I would have to do.
What I failed to take into account, however, was the
Law of Diminishing Children.
This is one of the lesser known laws of physics in the universe. �It's not that surprising that I would forget this law since I all but failed science in High School. For those of you who are also scientifically-challenged like me and would prefer to spend your mental energy contemplating all the shoe choices in the world,
the Law of Diminishing Children states that when one of your kids leaves for college, the universe will provide some form of chaos to fill the hole.
This is exactly what happened at our house.
I enjoyed approximately 5 minutes, 23 seconds of sadness after dropping off my son at school, before all hell broke loose.
The first thing I noticed was the puddle of water on the floor around the dishwasher.
"I think the dishwasher is broken," I said to my husband.
"Really? �What gave it away?" he wondered as we watched the river of water flow from the dishwasher to our suitcases at the kitchen door. �I sighed and went to grab some towels to mop up the mess. �But when I got down to the basement, I noticed a strong and distinctly soapy smell. � I opened the washing machine and found the laundry I had done before I left floating in a pool of bubbly water.
My husband came downstairs and peered in the washing machine.
"I think the washing machine is broken," I said to him.
"Really? �What gave it away?" he wondered, as he hit the start button on the washing machine and nothing happened.
Throwing up my arms in defeat, I went to pick up the dog from the boarders.
After he got in the house, the dog sat down, and started scratching furiously at his ear. I lifted up his ear and saw that he had a ginormous ear infection going on.
I looked at my husband. �"I think the dog is broken," I said to him.
"Look on the bright side," he said. "Now that our son is in college, at least you have less laundry to do."
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Seiter/Moser Dr. Jennifer Seiter of Lafayette, NY and Dr. Robert Moser of Stuart, Florida were married November 1, 2014. Jennifer is the daughter of Ed and Cindy Seiter of Lafayette, granddaughter of Fred and Dorothy Storms and Joyce and the late Edward Seiter all of Syracuse. Robert is the son of Mary Ann and the late Calvin Browning of Georgia and then Vicksburg. The couple were married on the steps of the Old Historic Museum in Vicksburg. Family and friends from all over the country were present. Following the ceremony and keeping with New Orleans tradition (the second line style) the Bridal party and wedding guests proceeded down Cherry Street, accompanied by the Jackson Allstars, a big brass band. The Procession arrived at the reception at the Southern Cultural Heritage Foundation Center. The center was built in 1885 and was the location for the film "O' Brother Where Art Thou." Southern hospitality was present throughout the day. Maid of Honor was Andrea Andrianos Penrose formerly of Syracuse. Antony Bentivegna originally of St. Mary, Georgia was the best man. Brooke and Ava Lamphere, cousins of the bride were the flower girls. They are from Manlius. Owen Penrose, son of the maid of honor was the ring bearer. Jennifer graduated from the University of Delaware and is a soil scientist. Robert graduated from Georgia Tech and is a civil engineer. Both work with The Engineer Research and Development Center for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Vicksburg. The met at work and happily reside in Vicksburg, Mississippi.
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Yohe/Mauro Allison Yohe and Reid Mauro were married on June 21, 2014 in Cazenovia, NY. Kyle Pipes, Senior Associate Pastor of Eastern Hills Bible Church performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Davis and Linda Yohe of Manlius. The groom is the son of Robert Mauro of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Matron of Honor was Jennifer Preis. Bridesmaids were Emily Greaney, Monika Janik, Carissa Morgenstein and Samantha Pilger.The groom's brother, Craig Mauro served as best man. Groomsmen were Alex Green, Liam Hoban, Joe John, Steve Ryan, Ed Siegel, and Chris Yohe, the bride's brother. Finn and Sebastian Mauro, the groom's nephews, served as ring bearers. Allison graduated from Fayetteville Manlius High School and American University. Reid is a graduate of Fox Chapel High School and Cornell University. After a wonderful honeymoon trip to southern Italy and France, the couple returned home to their residence in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Bulgrien/Calkins Kaitlyn Bulgrien wed Jarid Calkins on August 16, 2014 at Bayshore Grove in Oswego where a reception followed. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Dr. Robin Olson. Kaitlyn is the daughter of Tom and Linda Bulgrien of Phoenix and the granddaughter of Keith and Wanda Hudak of Binghamton. Jarid is the son of Bob and Donna Calkins of Phoenix and the grandson of Fred and Jean Russell of Seneca Knolls and Bob and Charlotte Calkins of Cato. Maid of Honor was Erica Grabar. Bridesmaids were Mo Donovan, Carolyn Scanlon, Abby Andrews, Kayla Gilliam and Anne Bell. Best Man was Mick Sicchio. Groomsmen were Ben Bulgrien, Matt Blair, Ted Elioff, Ryan Sharp and Brayton Bzdick. Junior ushers were Ryan and Shawn Bellinger. The couple honeymooned in the Virgin Islands and reside in Binghampton with their dog Zoey.
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Adams/Ebert Sarah Adams and Bradley Ebert were married on June 21, 2014 at Most Holy Rosary Church in Syracuse. The bride is the daughter of David Adams of Syracuse and Ruth Ann Lux of East Syracuse. The groom is the son of Nancy Stevenson of Pulaski and David Ebert of Tully. The bride's sisters, Mary Adams and Danielle Wheeler were the Maid and Matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Jessica Chapman, Andrea Vergara, Martha Crawford, Jamie Sanchez. and niece of the bride Amelia Adams. The flower girl was Piper Adams, niece of the Bride. The groom's friend, Dennis Parker was the Best Man. Groomsmen were Erick Chiasson, Bruce Clarke, Michael Wheeler, Patrick Adams, David Adams and Zackary Ebert. The ring bearer was Evan Wheeler, the bride's godson. An outdoor tented reception was held at Timber Banks Golf Course. Sarah and Bradley honeymooned in the Carribean, and reside in Clay, NY.
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Reunited after 20 years, Cherie Patrick and Ryan Bourdon were married on September 6, 2014. The ceremony was held in the backyard of their home in Marcellus followed by a big party at the Mandana Barn in Skaneateles. The Bride is the daughter of Roger and Barbara Patrick of Skaneateles and the Groom is the son of Richard and Judith Bourdon of North Syracuse. The wedding party consisted of their son, Mason, who was of course, the BESTMAN! Ryan and Cherie honeymooned in Key West Fla. and returned to their lives of Love, Laughter, Dogs, and mayhem that is their fairy tale.
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Guinta/Lynch The wedding mass of Janelle Guinta and Michael Lynch was celebrated on June 7, 2014 at St. Mary of the Assumption in Baldwinsville. The Rev. Joseph Scardella officiated. The bride is the daughter of Michelle Guinta of Baldwinsville and the late Jack Guinta. The groom is the son of Brian and Cindy Lynch of Baldwinsville. The bride was escorted by her brother, Michael Guinta. Maid of Honor was Taryn Guinta, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Kelley Rehkugler, Laine Sefick and Jenn Warren. Flower girl was Madison Brigati. Best Man was Brian Lynch, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were Vinnie Corsitto, Mike Lilienthal, and Jake Murphy. Readings for the mass were by Katie McCabe and Steve Guglielmo. The Eucharistic gifts were brought forward by Lauren Katz and Jane (Monnat) Guglielmo. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Traditions at the Links. The Bride and Groom are both graduates of C.W. Baker, Baldwinsville and SUNY Geneseo. Janelle is employed by Excellus as an underwriter. Mike is employed by Crown Risk management as an account manager. The couple traveled to St. Lucia for their honeymoon. They reside in Baldwinsville, NY.
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Christina Wilson and Michael Zhe were married October 4, 2014 at the Geneva Events Center in Geneva, NY. The ceremony was officiated by Anthony Tosti.The bride is the daughter of Raymond and Aurora Wilson of Liverpool, NY. The groom is the son of William and Cynthia Zhe of Avon, NY.Chrissie and Mike met at the University of Albany, where each received an undergraduate degree. Chrissie has since acquired her Master's Degree from Emerson College, and Mike his Master's from Suffolk University.The Matron of Honor was the bride's sister, Patricia Whitmore, and the Maid of Honor was Kaitlyn Dimmel. Bridesmaids included the groom's sister, Elizabeth Zhe, along with Alexandra Cavallo, Kayla Mossien, Hilary Webb and Stephanie Milewski.Groomsmen included the groom's brothers, Jonathan Zhe and Jeremy Zhe-Heimerman, along with Mark Sapienza, Thomas Freeman, Ryan Cushing, Patrick O'Gorman and Marcus Harrison.Chrissie and Mike live in Boston, where Chrissie is a Marketing Manager at Puma, and Mike is a Sales Manager with Next Step Living. The couple is currently hunting for a condo and a pet dog in the Boston area.
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Bowles/Hochberg Ashley Marie Bowles and Jan Eric Hochberg were married on Saturday, June 21, at Syracuse University's Hendricks Chapel. The afternoon ceremony was a unique and beautiful combination of both Catholic and Jewish traditions, officiated by Rev. Thomas Kobuszewski and Rabbi Eli Mallon. The bride is the daughter of Richard and Dorothy Bowles Jr. of Onondaga Hill. The groom is the son of Allen and Marlene Hochberg of Mahopac, NY. Matron of Honor was Melissa Clucas. Bridesmaids were Aubrey Condon, Lindsey White, Rachel Bronson and Rachael Unger. Best Man was Matthew Hochberg, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were Todd Bowles, brother of the bride, Michael DiMenna, Naz Spenjian and Steven Kerschman. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at The Oncenter, where guests enjoyed an evening of dinner and dancing. The couple honeymooned in Europe, visiting Greece, Turkey and Italy. Ashley graduated from West Genesee High School, received her Bachelor's Degree from Canisius College and is currently employed by PHD Media. The groom graduated from St. Joseph's High School, received his Bachelor's Degree from SUNY Oswego and is currently employed by EB Brands. The couple currently reside in Manhattan.
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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. - For adults, high school is as near or far as the next or last reunion. But for thousands of teens, high school is a present hell of isolation, confusion and negativity, said novelist Ryan D. Pearson.
"Think about the young men who live in infamy because they somehow couldn't channel their energy in a positive manner - Adam Lanza in Connecticut; James Holmes, the 'movie-theater shooter;' the two Columbine shooters; Jared Loughner, who shot U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords - some were extremely intelligent, and they were passionate, too," said Pearson.
Precocious in high school, Pearson earned his law degree at age 21 and went on to write "The Element Series," www.theelementsseries.com, which follows a teenager blessed with wealth and fame who discovers he has the added responsibility of super powers.
Pearson noted, "One aspect I love about comic books and fiction is that the character arcs show how some become the villains, and those who stand by their values - the heroes."
Teens, who have experienced life only as children, suddenly find themselves in very adult circumstances in high school - that last step toward adulthood, he said. For many gifted, talented, sensitive or otherwise misunderstood teens, he offers tips for surviving this last step toward independence:
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Perhaps the most important struggle a teenager faces is self-acceptance. Many may believe that the straight-A, all-star jock with a perfect complexion has it made. Meanwhile, he may be experiencing his own inner turmoil. If you care about things no one else seems to care about; if you're better at chess than football; if you think you don't fit the mold of "pretty" or "handsome" - you might just be on the path to happiness. A great example receiving plenty of attention is the "It Gets Better" project, which encourages gay teens to embrace their sexuality. However, the concept can be applied to anyone who feels like an outsider. "There is only one you; don't be afraid of who you are," Pearson encouraged.
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While life is just beginning after high school and college, it's rarely easy - that's the thrust of George Foster Wallace's 2005 speech to the graduates of Kenyon College. Wallace, a giant of contemporary literature, touches on some of the most important adult challenges: the potential loneliness of adult life, the importance of being well-adjusted and the difficulty of empathy. "Think about it: There is no experience you've had that you were not at the absolute center of," he said. Truthful, unflinching and humorous, the speech has since resonated online.
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A depressing mindset for unhappy high school students involves the idea that nothing about one's experience will change. "Everything changes - this is the one rule of life you can count on," said Pearson, whose went on a world-wide adventure after college. "Teens who go the villainous route often have an attitude that nothing about them or the world is going to be different unless they intervene with extreme behavior."
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If you suffer from swollen legs or unsightly aching veins, it's a sure sign that your veins need extra support. I'm not referring to your circulation. While that is a concern, it's your veins and vein walls themselves that impact swelling and pooling. While all your veins are critical, of course, the veins in your legs and feet have the hardest job of all because they constantly fight gravity.
When blood flows away from your heart, it gets pushed by the strong, rhythmic beating of your heart. Getting back is another story. The blood doesn't get that boost from your heart muscle, it relies on special valves in the veins in your legs to make sure the blood doesn't sit or flow backwards. The valves work in conjunction with your leg muscles. When these muscles relax, the valves close. This is what prevents your blood from flowing backwards.
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The most recent issue of Public Administration Review includes a symposium on "Exploring the Value of Public Value," which is edited by my University of Minnesota colleagues, John Bryson, Barbara Crosby, and Laura Bloomberg. While not specifically about Extension, my contribution to the symposium, "Creating Public Value with Tax and Spending Policies: The View from Public Economics," uses Extension as an example of the public value approach in practice.
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According to the framework rooted in public economics, governments can create public value by focusing tax and spending policies on remedying market failures and addressing concerns about fairness embodied in a social welfare function. By pursuing optimal tax and spending policies, governments navigate the omnipresent trade-offs between equity and efficiency. Of course, in practice, the process by which policies are adopted does not resemble the planner's problem in social choice theory. In addition, real fiscal policies do not look much like the recommendations that arise from the optimal tax literature. Governments operate in public choice environments that are not conducive to focused remedying of market failure, and they suffer from their own tendencies to fail to achieve their objectives. Nevertheless, many of the tools are in place to help the federal and state governments focus tax and spending in ways that can maximize public value.


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Capping weeks of political brinkmanship that had unnerved global markets, President Barack Obama quickly signed the spending measure, which passed the Senate and House of Representatives after Republicans dropped efforts to use the legislation to force changes in his signature healthcare law.
The White House budget office told hundreds of thousands of federal workers, the bulk of whom had been idle for the past 16 days, to be ready to return to work on Thursday.
The down-to-the-wire deal, however, offers only a temporary fix and does not resolve the fundamental issues of spending and deficits that divide Republicans and Democrats.
It funds the government until Jan. 15 and raises the debt ceiling until Feb. 7, so Americans face the possibility of another bitter budget fight and another government shutdown early next year.
With the deadlock broken just a day before the U.S. Treasury said it would exhaust its ability to borrow new funds, U.S. stocks surged on Wednesday, nearing an all-time high.
Share markets in Asia also cheered the deal.
Taking the podium in the White House briefing room on Wednesday night, Obama said that with final congressional passage, "We can begin to lift this cloud of uncertainty and unease from our businesses and from the American people.
"Hopefully next time it won't be in the 11th hour. We've got to get out of the habit of governing by crisis," Obama said.
He outmaneuvered Republicans by holding firm in defense of "Obamacare" to win agreement, with few strings attached, to end the 16-day shutdown.
World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said "the global economy dodged a potential catastrophe" with congressional approval of the deal to raise the $16.7 trillion U.S. debt ceiling.
The standoff between Republicans and the White House over funding the government forced the temporary lay-off of hundreds of thousands of federal workers from Oct. 1 and created concern that crisis-driven politics was the "new normal" in Washington.
While essential functions like defense and air traffic control continued during the crisis, national parks and agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency have been largely closed.
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POUR 1/4 cup dressing over steak in shallow glass dish; turn to coat both sides of steak. Refrigerate 30 min. to marinate.
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Badge - 'My Country First, Protect Its Industries, Buy Its Goods', Australia, 1930-1939 Reg. No: NU 42197
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- Gilt and emamel badge inscribed 'MY COUNTRY FIRST ' on white map of Australia, and inscribed 'PROTECT ITS INDUSTRIES ' and 'BUY ITS GOODS' on boomerangs. Made by Stokes and Sons, Melbourne, circa 1930s.
The badge supports the protection of Australian industries, a common sentiment around the time of Federation and reflected in Commonwealth Government policy. It was possibly produced as part of the campaign by the Australian Natives' Association to promote Australia-made goods. The Australian Natives' Association was a Friendly Society which provided benefits to its Australian-born members. It was a staunch supporter of trade protection and immigration restriction, and Prime Minister Alfred Deakin was a member. - Description:
- Gilt and enamel badge featuring six-pointed star-shaped with white map of mainland Australia in centre. Black boomerangs are positioned at top and bottom of star.
Discipline: | Numismatics |
Dimensions: | 30 mm (Width), 30 mm (Length) |
Weight: | 7.11 g (Weight) |
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Tagged with: | import tariffs, protectionism, trading, white australia policy, mustard bowl, making history - white australia |
Themes this item is part of: | Numismatics & Philately Collection, Public Life & Institutions Collection, Australian Natives Association (ANA), Melbourne, Victoria, Stokes & Son, Medal Makers, Melbourne, Victoria & Sydney, New South Wales, Identity: Yours, Mine, Ours, Immigration Museum Exhibition, 2011-2021 |
Primary Classification: | POLITICS & PUBLIC PROTEST |
Secondary Classification: | Nationalism |
Tertiary Classification: | badges |
DateEra: | 1930-1939 AD |
Obverse Description: | "MY COUNTRY FIRST " in gilt on white map of Australia, "PROTECT ITS INDUSTRIES " AND "BUY ITS GOODS" in gilt on boomerangs. |
Reverse Description: | Stamped " STOKES & SONS / MELB" on reverse. |
Inscriptions: | Obverse: 'MY COUNTRY FIRST' in gilt on white map of Australia. 'PROTECT ITS INDUSTRIES ' and 'BUY ITS GOODS' in gilt on boomerangs. Reverse: stamped 'STOKES & SONS / MELB' |
Shape: | Irregular |
Issued By: | Australia, 1930-1939 Approximate date(s). |
Manufacturer: | Stokes & Sons |
Commissioned By (Probable): | Australian Natives' Association (ANA) |
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I think there are quite a few graphics and multimedia tasks that will run pretty well on it. so while the raspberrypi is very cool and cheap, but a bit disapointing as a desktop (speaking as a pi owner), the parallella will be as fast as a normal desktop for some things (the ARM cpu is already several times faster than the pi's armv6).
of course the 16 and 64 core versions are not actual supercomputers by todays standards (i work with 48core opteron machine and would not call that a supercomputer). its a step on the way to 1024 and 4096 core chips. the limit in big supercomputing is power usage. i have seen HPC clusters where 1000s of 3 year old servers are thrown out because its cheaper to replace them a few hundred new machines, than pay for the electricity to run them.
there are many approaches to how to improve flops/watt. you can assume that standard CPUs will get a bit better every year by them selves, or you can try to come up with a whole new way of doing things. one of these is GPUs where you make huge use of SIMD (single instruction multiple data), which is great when you want to do exactly the same operation to each data value, but hopeless when you don't. another is put lots of full x86 cores on a single die, like intels MIC. epiphany is sort of a halfway, lots of simple but still capable independent cores on a chip. They also think that a network like memory system will be more efficient then a cache hierarchy. its hard to know whos right. time will tell.
It depends on the application. The external links (4, one on each side) each operate at 2GB/s, while internal rates are higher ("64GB/s Network-On-Chip Bisection Bandwidth"). As every processor in the Epiphany has a DMA unit, moving data around may not be all that costly.
There are mainly three reasons for me to prefer the Parallella: firstly the openness, secondly the cost, and thirdly the low power needs. The architectural differences may come in later. This won't mean the GPU loses its place; but if it succeeds it may lower the price for that MIC eventually.
For the cost it might be fun to play with. It really ends up depending on how easily it is to port existing code over to run on it. 90gflops does seem kind of low considering there are terraflop boards out there (at dramatically higher cost).
How well it handles double precision is of most interest to me, but that does push the 1GB ram a bit. Single precision would be more interesting to those wanting to try to leverage this thing as a 3d video accelerator.
NO double precision. Only single precision, and not all operations are performed in hw. (division is not handled)
What all here miss is application in mobile. Where low power and low cost can bring some benefits. That board will be one of (as this company hope) many devices with that technology.
I can see it as "addon" or "replacement" for current FPU coprocessors in mobile.
Guys, don't forget that 16 and 64 cores is only to get started. They plan for ~1.000 cores in two years.
This design would clearly challenge current OS kernels if they want to use a single kernel for 1000 cores.
Practical (in theory) solutions are still in labs.
Sounds feasible, if the application won't need many communications.
But I still doubt the price of the switchers for the 2GB/s links, clearly there won't be many consumers of this kind of switchers.
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While the economic crash and slow recovery have altered spending habits, they haven't deterred the desires of today's homeowners to have beautiful, efficient spaces in their homes. Lives continue to be hectic and stressful, and the home is viewed as a respite – a place for relaxation and gathering comfortably with friends and family.
How those welcoming spaces are achieved, however, is no longer the same as it was just a few years ago. With the age of conspicuous consumption in the past, homeowners have had to alter their mind sets, often working within their home's existing parameters rather than the large spaces they dream of.
"Clients are definitely making do with the space they have so they don't have to make as large of an investment," stresses Ken Czarnecki of KSI Kitchen & Bath in Brighton, MI. "They won't be moving with the housing market as it is, so they want their homes to look great, and they want improved functionality. But, the project needs to be kept within a reasonable budget."
And that's where the creative kitchen and bath designer comes in.
"We have to look at existing rooms and determine what can be done within the confines of that room to improve its functionality," continues Czarnecki. "We have to be more creative with our products, and we have to design with the assumption that clients will not be leaving their homes anytime soon."
Kitchen and bath designers note that while many trends influence current design requests from clients, open areas, counter space, storage and Universal Design concepts top the list. The projects featured here address the wish lists of clients, and the challenges designers faced making those desires a reality.
A Room with Views
It is not uncommon for families to outgrow their kitchens as children age and needs change. Cheryl Hamilton-Gray, CKD, principle of Hamilton-Gray Design in Carlsbad, CA, was charged with updating a kitchen for one such family, which was challenging enough because of the cramped, chopped up spaces. However, she also had to work with the clients' request to preserve the hilltop ocean views.
"They wanted to incorporate as many view windows as possible, so including wall and tall cabinet storage proved challenging," she reports.
To remodel the kitchen within an expanded Great Room format, Hamilton-Gray had to re-zone the function areas, starting with a dropped level living room to the left of the entry. "We leveled this area with the surrounding floor level, and reallocated the space as a dining room," she explains. "The family had recently completed a family room remodel adjacent to the kitchen, so they were very willing to surrender the unused living room for a workable family kitchen."
She adds that new windows were strategically placed on the outer wall to accommodate a custom hutch for dish and glass storage near the wash-up sink. "We wanted this piece of furniture to appear as if it was freestanding," she states. To do so, it was placed just after the sink cabinet run, and fashioned from a different wood species with a different stain than the other white perimeter base cabinets in the room. Salvaged tin ceiling tiles that the client had stored for years were used here as well.
Since upper wall cabinets were out of the question due to the windows and French doors to the future patio along the exterior walls, Hamilton-Gray built a wall with a wide opening to screen the dining room from the kitchen. "It gave us a functional housing point for pantry cabinets and refrigeration," she notes.
The clients preferred additional counter work space to tall storage areas along the main wall, so there are no tall or wall cabinets along that wall as well. Instead, counter space flanks a large vintage-style range, which is topped by white tile along the backsplash and a decorative hearth.
Across from the range is an island in a contrasting dark stained wood with wood countertop. Dish drawers in the island with pegs house various dish sizes. A prep sink and faucet are featured here, directly across from the range, with seating provided on the other side. A lighted pot rack provides additional storage as well as accessibility.
A Matter of Angles
While one angled wall in a room can add visual interest, several can be jarring and confining. Put those angled walls in a long, narrow space, and you have a design challenge that can turn into a nightmare.
That long, narrow room with all the angles was a master bath remodel handed to KSI Kitchen & Bath's Czarnecki. The goal was to widen the space and create better storage, all without moving the walls.
The designer first examined how the clients used the tub and shower, and adjusted the sizes accordingly. "The homeowners are both under 5'10", so we reduced the size of the tub and removed the steps," he offers. The new tub is a 66" Jacuzzi Duetta undermount air/whirlpool tub, replacing the previous 72" unit.
These moves allowed Czarnecki to add a small wall by the shower area, which also allowed for the addition of a tall linen cabinet. "The cabinet increased accessible storage by almost 50 percent," notes Czarnecki. A reduced-depth set of wall cabinets was placed next to the linen cabinet for both aesthetics and small-item storage.
Custom angled vanity cabinets were also built to utilize as much space as possible in the sink area. "The primary storage for the bathroom was the vanity cabinets themselves," reports Czarnecki. "Two open cabinets were cut on an angle, and there was a stack of four drawers. They had a stand-alone storage unit across from the vanities that ended up being their primary storage area." This unit reduced the space behind the sinks [their primary work area] to 30".
"It was important to me, aesthetically, to work with the angles in the room," the designer explains. "I utilized a large mirror at the vanity area to help the space appear larger. We also removed the stand-alone storage to widen the main traffic area behind the sinks."
The cabinets in the master bath are Dura Supreme Venice in cherry with Mission stain and black accent.
Two different types of tiles from American Olean – ceramic subway tile with a glass insert on the walls and 12"x12" limestone tile set diagonally to play off the angles in the room – were used to add different textures. "Adding different textures and a variety of complementary materials keeps the room feeling fresh," the designer asserts. Among the complementary materials is Cambria quartz, used for the countertops and tub deck.
Breaking Down Barriers
Cheryl Pett, CKD, ASID, president, Cheryl Pett Design Ltd. in Alpharetta, GA, was faced with a grouping of impractical living spaces for her kitchen project. The original kitchen itself was only 7'x10', with a breakfast area that infringed upon the small space. An adjacent dining area allowed room for no more than a table and chairs, while a pantry closet took up too much space but actually offered very little practical storage.
To make the space functional, Pett removed both the pantry and the wall between the kitchen and dining room. "This immediately allowed for an open plan in which I could include design elements that were important to the client," she comments.
And the client's biggest concern, according to Pett, was adding both storage and kitchen work spaces. "There was almost no storage or even working room in the existing kitchen," she notes.
"Both the husband and wife love to cook, and they entertain almost every weekend," she continues. "So, it was important to have a dining area that also allowed for storage of dishes." Tall, 13"-deep built-ins in the dining space hold pantry items as well as dishes for point-of-use access, adds Pett.
For storage and accessibility in the prep and cooking area, Pett used large drawers as well as vertical dividers over the oven area.
"Especially in small kitchens, storage is essential," she stresses. "If there isn't enough, countertops are usually cluttered with kitchen items, leaving even less space for food preparation."
To help the kitchen and dining room area blend as one room, Pett used Brookhaven by Wood-Mode cabinetry in a dark mocha stain and incorporated furniture baseboards and foot valences. "I wanted the cabinetry to have a furniture look since I maximized the storage by using built-ins," she explains.
Pett also included lighted display areas, as well as a large crown moulding to maximize the feeling of a taller ceiling.
Appliances in the kitchen include a Viking stacking combination of micro-convection oven and warming drawer, as well as a 30" Viking professional-style cooktop that allows for countertop space on both sides and drawer storage underneath. A cabinet-depth refrigerator also keeps aisle space open.
A large island with a Franke single-bowl undermount sink and granite countertop allows the clients to have much needed work space and room for a barstool. Additional storage is located here as well.
The couple also wanted to make the whole kitchen and dining area accessible to their outdoor entertaining space, so Pett replaced windows in the breakfast area with French doors that lead to the outside deck. "With opening up the space, I even had room to incorporate a bar area to keep a beverage area out of the prep and cooking zone," she adds. By zoning a coffee and bar area in an adjacent space, there was room for another sink, ice maker, beverage center and additional storage. KBDN


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