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Robert Myles Tobin '70, J.D. '74, a resident of Los Gatos, passed away on June 7, 2014, surrounded by family and friends. Bob was born on Sept. 23, 1948, and raised in Marin County in the idyllic town of Fairfax, Calif. He attended Sir Francis Drake High School in San Anselmo, Calif. and was a star athlete. Bob participated in multiple sports, which resulted in scholarships to the University of Santa Clara, where he played on the power-house, nationally ranked Bronco basketball teams of 1967–70.
After graduation from college in 1970, he entered the U.S. Army Reserves, and was stationed in Ft. Ord, Calif. Upon his honorable discharge, he entered law school at the University of Santa Clara, and became a licensed California lawyer in June of 1975. Thereafter, Bob became a very successful trial lawyer, having enjoyed employment and partnership with the San Jose law firms of Hoge, Fenton, Jones, and Appel, and Rankin Oneal, before eventually going into solo practice.
On a personal level, Bob never met a stranger and his circle of friends was wide and varied from all walks of life. Bob had a big heart, was generous to a fault and would give anyone the shirt off his back. He exuded charm and with his tall good looks was a presence in any room. He had a sharp wit and keen sense of humor and laughed easily at life's many foibles and characters.
He embraced life and all it had to offer, having traveled worldwide and having lived abroad.
Bob is survived by his mother, Dorothy Paterson Tobin of San Rafael, Calif., his sister Catherine Tobin of Greenbrae, his sister Colleen Tobin Finney and brother-in-law Butch Finney of Novato, Calif., his brother Myles Stephen Tobin and his sister-in-law Sue Tobin of San Jose, Calif., a niece, and his best friend Jeannie Starcevich. He is preceded in death by his father, Myles Tobin, his beloved uncle, Fr. William Tobin, S.J., as well as his beloved dog Poppy.
Robert "Bob" Doyle Jones MBA '70 passed away peacefully on Monday, May 26, 2014, surrounded by family at Stanford Hospital in California. He was born on Nov. 26, 1939. Bob attended South Bend Central High. He earned a B.S. in engineering from Purdue University, and an MBA from Santa Clara University. Bob was an officer in the U.S. Navy. He married Florence Jones in 1964. In 1984, Bob was one of the founders of Celeritek. He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Florence, son, Scott, daughter, Leslie, sister, Gayle Gartee, brother-in-law, Wally Gar-tee, niece, Shari Haller, & niece, Michelle Van Goey.
Richard "Rich" Anthony Bryant MBA '70 was born in Alameda, Calif. on Sep. 30, 1935, to Doris and Walter Bryant. He passed away on Aug. 18, 2014, in Las Vegas, Nev. He was 78 years old. Rich spent his childhood in Alameda and Mill Valley, Calif. before his family relocated to Honolulu, Hawaii in 1951, where he attended Roosevelt High School. Rich "Big Red" Bryant was a decorated track and field athlete. He was the Interscholastic Champion as well as the Hawaiian Islands Champion in the quarter mile event in 1954. Upon graduation, Rich returned to California to attend Fresno State College. He continued his athletic excellence by winning the West Coast Relays as a member of the championship mile relay team in 1955. He was also a proud member of the Fresno State chapter of Sigma Chi. Rich completed his Bachelor's degree at California State University, San Jose and later would receive his Master's degree from Santa Clara University.
Rich served his country as a Marine and in the United States Army Reserve Corps. He was stationed at Twenty Nine Palms, Calif. and played competitive football for the Marines' travel team. After living in both the Monterey and San Francisco Bay areas, Rich returned to Fresno in 1992, to establish Assured Mortgage Company. He found great joy being a successful business owner. Rich was a most adventurous person. He enjoyed a lifelong love of the outdoors and fishing. He enjoyed traveling the world and was blessed to be able to travel the world extensively with his family. He will forever be remembered as a happy man, with an infectious smile, who was kind, generous and loving. He will be deeply missed by his family, friends and business associates. God bless you "Dad", "Pee Pa", "Uncle Rich", we love you.
Richard was preceded in death by his brothers, Walter "Bud" and Michael "Mike" Bryant; his sister, Gloria Strider; and his niece, Susan Ann Lawrence (Strider). He is survived by his devoted son, Collin Bryant and wife Nikki; his brother, Steve Bryant and wife Betsy; his former wife, Allaire Toddhunter Bryant; his godson and nephew, Sean Christopher Bryant; his most treasured granddaughters, Hunter and Hayden Bryant; as well as countless nieces and nephews.
Patrick Michael Crahan '70, 66, of Dubuque, Wisconsin, and Mill Valley, Calif., died at home in Mill Valley on Sept. 12, 2014.
Patrick was born in Minneapolis on April 13, 1948, and grew up in Dubuque, attending Campion High School in Prairie du Chien, Wis., where the nickname "PC" took hold. He graduated from Santa Clara University in 1970, served in the United States Army, and received his MBA from Golden Gate University in 1973.
Patrick married Carla Tofanelli in 1975. They lived in the San Francisco Bay Area before moving to North Lake Tahoe in 1979. There he received his CPA while working for the accounting firm Frank Mooney & Company. In 1983, they moved to Dubuque to join Flexsteel Industries, enjoying 30 years of dedication to the company.
He devoted his life to his family, to his Catholic faith and to his friends, regularly celebrating with a love of music, gift of laughter and welcoming spirit. He was a natural leader, serving on many boards, including the University of Dubuque, Dubuque Bank and Trust, Dubuque Racing Association, Greater Dubuque Development Corporation and Flexsteel Industries. Illness prompted his retirement in 2013 and relocation to California for treatment of glioblastoma.
He is survived by his wife and two children, Page Rahn '03 (Ken), of San Francisco, and Andrew, of Kauai; his father, Jack B. Crahan and brother, Kevin Crahan, both of Dubuque; his sister, Colleen McCarthy, of Bethesda, Md., and his golden retriever, Lucia. His mother, Peggy Furey Crahan, died in 2002.
John Louis Albanese '70, June 26, 2014. A resident of Santa Clara, at the tender age of 66, John passed away peacefully surrounded by his family and friends after a 9 week pulmonary illness.
John was born to Joseph Albanese '40 and Rose Albanese on June 1, 1948, grew up with his sister Mary Jo (Riehl), cousins Tom Albanese '68 and Bill Albanese, and Joy (Stockton). John attended St. Martin of Tours for grade school, Bellarmine College Preparatory, and ultimately Santa Clara University. Prior to finishing Santa Clara, he valiantly fought for his country in Vietnam for two tours prior to being honorably discharged.
Upon his return from Vietnam, he spent some time working for his Uncle Carmen at Central Concrete Supply before returning to his father's business, Joseph J. Albanese, Inc. (JJA). John worked at JJA and ultimately succeeded his father in the early 80's. Under John's legendary leadership, the organization has grown from a small organization to an iconic enterprise, while retaining the core values his father taught him- integrity, community, and commitment to our employees.
While his business was very important to him, his family always came first. John is survived by loving companion Nora Prentice, devoted children Kevin Albanese '96, J.D. '08 (Julie), Chris Albanese, Beth Rogers (Bob) and Phillip Albanese (Lindsey) and grandchildren, Connor and Aiden Albanese and Emily and Madelyn Louise Rogers; all of whom live locally in San Jose.
In his most recent life chapter, John adored spending time with his children and grandchildren. Baseball games for his birthday, dinners on the town, celebrations of his children's accomplishments, and family dinners would always put a smile on his face. He always let the kids be kids and encouraged their creativity, innocence, and genuineness. He will be sorely missed by the three grandchildren that he knew and the one that was born while he was hospitalized fighting his miserable disease.
Everyone that knew John considered him a friend. He was one of the most caring, compassionate, and generous men God ever created. Without fame or notoriety, he cared for more people in this valley than anyone will ever know. His loving and energetic sprit will be missed by every person who was fortunate to have encountered John.
James Michael Treinen '70, 65, passed away on June 16, 2014. He was raised in La Habra Heights, Calif., with his five brothers. He attended Santa Clara University and worked at Arthur Andersen and Clark Nuber, then Romac Industries for 24 years. He had a full life with his wife Terri, enjoying travel, golf, biking, bridge and time with their children and grandchildren. In mid-2010 he was diagnosed with ALS. He died surrounded by his family, at home in Edmonds, Wash. He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Terri Treinen; and his three children and their families: Nicole, Eric, Jessica & Griffin Trimble; Liz, Matt, Jack & Sadie Wright and Matt, Amy & Elliott Treinen.
Thomas E. Twist J.D. '71 was born in 1935 and had lived in Salem, Oregon. He died on August 21, 2014.
Jon C. Carpenter MBA '71 passed away at home May 25, 2014 after a courageous battle with cancer. He was born Jan. 19, 1938 in Washington, D.C. to Samuel and Kathleen Carpenter. He married Donna Kay Richards of Logan, Utah on May 1, 1962 in the Salt Lake temple. Jon received his undergraduate degree from the University of Utah in 1962 and earned an MBA from Santa Clara University. His 33-year career at IBM took him and his family to Helena, Mont., San Jose and San Francisco, Calif., Austin, Texas, and New Canaan, Conn. He retired to Deep Creek, Md. and Salt Lake City, Utah. As an avid outdoorsman, Jon worked at Grand Canyon National Park as a teenager. He went on to serve many years as a B.S.A. scoutmaster (receiving the Silver Beaver), and enjoyed back-country hiking, from the High Sierras in California to Mt. Kilimanjaro in Africa. Jon served for 2½ years as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Finland. He later served as a bishop, high councilor and in many other capacities. In 2011 he and Donna Kay returned to Finland to serve as senior missionaries in the Helsinki temple. Jon is preceded in death by his oldest son, Rick Carpenter, and is survived by his wife, Donna Kay, his four children, Scott (Diane) Carpenter, Curt (Hedi) Carpenter, Emily (JP) Hanson, Katie (Jon) Groberg, and 15 grandchildren. He is also survived by his brother, Craig Carpenter, and his sister, Kathie Coon.
Raymond "Pat" Patterson Farlin MBA '72 Jun 10, 1933 to Nov 5, 2014. A resident of Aptos, Pat was born in Mason City, Iowa, and spent his childhood in Los Angeles. He moved to San Jose during his high school years attending University High in Los Angeles, San Jose High, and Sequoia High in Redwood City. Pat received a bachelor's degree in business administration from San Jose State in 1956 and an MBA in finance and economics in 1972 from Santa Clara University.
Pat served in the US Air Force from 1956 to 1960 as a combat ready navigator and instructor in Strategic Air Command with the rank of First Lieutenant. He was awarded the Air Force Longevity Service Award. From 1961 to 1969, he served in the California Air National Guard and retired with the rank of Major. This passion for aeronautics and air travel never left him. He worked 35 years in airport management. As Deputy Director of Aviation, for San Jose and Assistant Director of Aviation, Clark County, NV. He consulted in the private sector with Hill International and Parsons Brinkerhoff in a similar role. He thoroughly enjoyed his tenure as educator of Airport Management in the Aeronautics Department of San Jose State University from 1972-1980.
Pat liked to fish and loved spending time in the Sierra Mountain home. He learned to snow ski, with his wife at Badger Pass in Yosemite and was affectionately called "Zorro" because he always wore the same black ski cap which had a black tassel that could be seen flapping behind him as he zipped downhill. His love of skiing was something he made sure to impart on all of his children and grandchildren. Pat loved golf and the social aspect of seeing his Aptos neighbors and to walk the course together.
He and his wife, June, enjoyed golfing together for many years as well as traveling to Western Europe, Norway, the UK, and Hawaii multiple times. He always said that the trip of his life was to Australia and New Zealand involving staying on a live aboard ship and snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef. Pat loved Big Band music and boy could he dance. He had gone to cotillions as young as 13 with his older sister Charlene and her girlfriends didn't mind that he was younger because he knew all the dances, even the jitterbug. If you spent more than a few minutes with Pat, you'd pick up that he had strong opinions about American political responsibilities, was a very patriotic supporter of the Wounded Warrior Project and having embraced the Internet Age, he would forward emails to ensure family and friends knew exactly where he stood on matters. Recently, he enjoyed renting Netflix black-and-white films and watching Big Bang Theory. Pat was a devoted husband, caring for his wife June until her death in January 2013. After losing his wife of 57 years, he spent time with his children, grandchildren and great grandchild. He is remembered as generous, ethical and having a terrific sense of humor. He was a man of somewhat simple tastes who drank his coffee black, liked Cheerios for breakfast and his only requirement from beer was that it was cold and wet.
Pat is survived by two sons, Mark Farlin '79 and Kent Farlin, and a daughter Christine Farlin. He is also survived by six grandchildren: Sean, Jessica, and James Farlin, Holly and Mark Zinchefsky, and Hannah Becker.
Denise Taylor '72 MD was a top-rated neurologist at St. Louis University, where she earned her MD. She settled in St. Louis, practicing at University Hospital for a while before launching her own private practice. In the recent few years, she closed her practice, and became a "traveling" neurologist via locum tenens. She never married but had many, many dear friends and family in St. Louis, as well as California. She battled Stage 3 breast cancer after being diagnosed in June, 2014. Her plight with cancer was short, but she fought the good fight until the end, Jan. 18, 2015. Her ashes will be buried in San Jose California in a family area. She will be missed tremendously. She is survived by her two sisters, Sharon (Chris) and Melanie, and a host of family and friends world wide. Rest in peace, my sister, safe in Jesus' arms. We will love you always.
Dale Edward De Rousse MBA '72, Oct. 10, 1928 to Aug. 31, 2014. Dale was born in Riverside and grew up in Southern California. His early years were disrupted by family issues and in later life he attributed his discipline and confidence to two tours in the navy - post WWII and Korea.
After graduation from UCLA with a degree in mechanical engineering, he joined Mattel and helped develop the voice of Barbie. In 1963, a Palo Alto company brought him up to Northern California to help in the development of a video-disk recorder used in instant replay and stop-action, familiar to TV sports fans, for which they won an Emmy. Thereafter, a long career as a consulting engineer kept him occupied, along the way acquiring an MBA from the University of Santa Clara. He spent many hours sailing his Lido 14 and later a Morgan 40. Sharing his love of being on the water with his family and friends provided joy he found nowhere else. He was an inventor, builder and artist in woodworking who was constantly trying to improve products. He was still creating and designing improvements to his home when he fell, succumbing to injuries four days later. His entire family was at his side.
Besides leaving his wife Marilyn of 45 years, he leaves two daughters, Anne Hicks of Rocklin, Jean-Marie Mott of Ione; and four sons (chronologically): Scott Kinaman of San Jose, Paul DeRousse of San Jose, Steve Kinaman of Leesburg, VA and Peter DeRousse of Chicago, IL, and eight grandchildren: Jennifer, Karina, Michael, Trevor, Jason, Georgia, Lily, and Eleanor. He was so proud of each of them. We're sad to lose our loved one but we have so many memories: wonderful family parties, visiting with friends, listening to his newest ideas, driving trips. He'll be with us forever.
Bernard Leitner M.S. '72, Sept. 30, 1927 - June 14, 2014. A resident of Palo Alto, Bernie grew up in Wayzata, Minnesota. At the University of Minnesota, Bernie fell in with a crowd of sci-fi fans, studied physics, and also fell for Jane Tynan. The two were married in China Lake, California. Bernie's work as an aerospace engineer at Lockheed-Martin took the family from the island of Oahu, to a year exploring Europe, then to Palo Alto, California, where Bernie and Jane settled in for the next fifty years. Bernie earned a master's degree in Applied Mathematics from Santa Clara University. His career culminated with his work on the Hubble Space Telescope.
An outdoor enthusiast, Bernie bicycled the California coast, and across the Sierras, the Rockies, and the Nevada desert. He hiked over Hawaiian volcanoes, through Kings Canyon, and up to the Continental Divide. Together, Bernie and Jane globe-trotted from New Zealand to Greenland. Bernie died at his home in Windsor, California. He is survived by his wife, Jane, his son and daughter-in-law, Kam and Valerie, his daughter and son-in-law, Patricia and Daniel, and his grandson, Kyle. Bernie's warmth, humor, intelligence, friendship, his love and the spark that is him will be forever missed.
Ronald S. Westphal J.D '74, a resident of Campbell, passed away on Sept. 1, 2014, after a long and heroic battle with cancer. He is survived by the love of his life and best friend, his wife, Carolyn Westphal, a retired Campbell school teacher, and his two children, Holly and Ryan. He also leaves behind his mother, two sisters, Lisa Smith and Tina Liddie, and many cousins, nieces, and nephews.
Ron was born in Glendale, California, in 1944 to A.J. "Tiny" Westphal and Kay Scott. He moved to Odessa, Texas with his mother and his step-father O.E. Scott where he attended Jr. High and Permian High School. Ron spent a year in South Africa where he attended the University of Natal, in Durban, before serving four years in the U.S. Air Force, including an assignment to the NSA where he worked in intelligence. Ron graduated from the University of Maryland before going on to Santa Clara University School of Law.
After passing the Bar, Ron's first job, as a newly minted attorney, was with Cotrell, Hofvendahl and Roessler. He later left to hang his own shingle and had a wonderful career in the Bay Area as an Estate Planning and Business Law attorney doing what he loved best, counseling. He is known by his clients and colleagues for his integrity and quality of work. Ron was also known for his sharp wit and intellect. His quest for knowledge was insatiable and he enjoyed a wide array of subjects ranging from history, politics, philosophy, to religion. Not everyone shared his perspective, but all can attest that Ron loved the discourse and people frequently walked away from a conversation feeling enlightened or invigorated in some way. Not all of Ron's interests were cerebral. He enjoyed walking, hiking, traveling, and cycling, often referring to the later as "the church of the rolling wheel." He spent many hours riding with his wife, children and friends, on a single or a tandem bike, traveling virtually every road in the greater Bay Area and many roads beyond its borders. He was part of the Almaden Cycle Touring Club for many years and he was a Board Member of Books Aloud, a charitable organization near and dear to his heart. Ron will be incredibly missed by family, friends, and colleagues. He truly was one of a kind.
Patrick G. Reding M.A. '74 June 14, 1932 - November 22, 2014. Reding, 82, passed away peacefully in Roseville, CA. Patrick was born in Santa Cruz, CA to John and Agnes Reding and grew up in San Jose, CA where he attended St. Mary's and Bellarmine H.S. (1950). He also obtained a BA in Education and MA in Education from San Jose State and a MA in Counseling Psychology from Santa Clara University. Pat had many accomplishments during his life which included serving 20 years in the Navy and Navy Reserves, partially during the Korean war, finishing with the rank of chief, as well as teaching for 31 years with Alum Rock U.S.D., retiring in 1991. Pat loved golf and travel, participating in both as often as possible. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother Jim Reding. He is survived by his loving wife of over 51 years Janice Reding, his daughter Kathleen Jettlund, son-in-law Vernon Jettlund and sister Marge Pospishek. His nephew is Timothy J. Reding '75, and two nieces include Carol Sisney '82, MA '07 and Mary Reding '98.
Jess Robert Herrera M.S. '74 died peacefully at home on November 17, 2014, at the age of 90. Beloved husband of the late Alicia. His family includes 6 children, 7 grandchildren, and 7 great grandchildren. He was a loving, giving, brilliant man, amazing father and grandfather and he left us to join his beautiful Alicia. Jess had deep devotion to his family and his Catholic faith. He will be deeply missed. Born in Northern California. Dad earned his B.S. from Texas A&M University and M.S. from Santa Clara University. He retired from PG&E in 1989 as an officer of the company. Jess was an active and dedicated participant in his parish and archdiocese.
Daniel E. Dietsch '74, August 15, 2014, Age 62, of Homewood, Ill. He was 62.
Beloved husband of Thelma C. Dietsch nee Silvio. Dear father of Simon (Jeanne Robinson) Dietsch and Robin (Jadi Roberts) Dietsch. Cherished grandfather of Carlo, Fox and Evelyn Dietsch. Loving son of Sue and the late Richard Dietsch. Mr. Dietsch is an ordained deacon with the Archdiocese of Chicago serving St. Joseph Parish and a member of Marian Council # 3914 K. of C.
Karen Anne Gilmour Schouten '75, Aug. 30, 1953 to Oct. 02, 2014. Karen was a beautiful mother and wife, deeply involved in the community and the causes she cared for. She attended Loretto High School in Sacramento, Calif., and graduated from Santa Clara University with a history degree. She met her husband, Dick, while at Santa Clara and they made quite a team for 40 years, active in politics and community service. She worked as an Intel project manager for 21 years. Karen was a member of the Washington County Democrats, serving as finance chair, and was an Oregon delegate to the 2012 Democratic Convention in Charlotte, N.C. She was also a longtime volunteer, often-time chair, of the West Beaverton Neighborhood Association Committee, Oregon League of Conservation Voters and City of Beaverton Sister Cities Advisory Board. Karen is survived by her husband, Washington County Commissioner Dick Schouten '74; and daughters, Erika and Marijke Schouten.
Robert R. Dalziel '76 passed away at his home in Los Gatos on Jan. 11, 2015, at the age of 64.
He was born in 1951 in Oakland, California, to Robert E. and Roszeen Dalziel. Edwin and Ruth Witter raised him as if he was one of their own after the death of Robert's parents when he was ten years old. After graduating from Clayton High School in Clayton, Missouri, where he excelled in cross-country running, he was drafted into the United States Army. After serving honorably in Vietnam, he graduated from Santa Clara University and settled in Los Gatos. He retired from Consolidated Freightways after close to 30 years of employment where he made many dear friends.
Scottish proud, Robert's diversified skills, interests and attributes included an appreciation of fine food and wine. He was a gourmet chef, private airplane pilot, rancher at his beloved ranch in Central California, hunter, craftsman and gardener. He served as the "voice of reason" for the family in financial decisions, and was kind and generous with his advice.
A devoted family man, his greatest pleasure in life was spending time with family members. Robert is survived by his wife Kathy of 16 years, as well as his daughters Katherine and Abby, son Robert D. (Melissa), and stepson Jonathan (Adrien). He was a kind and loving grandpa to Casey, Christopher, Ava, Jaxon and Annabelle. Robert is survived by his brothers Donald (Marilyn), Cary (Kate), and Thomas (Preet), his sister Nancy, and many nieces and nephews. He remained close to the Witter Family, and is survived by Laura Witter, Richard Witter, Robert Witter, and their children. His optimism, professionalism and refined sense of humor had a positive impact on everyone who knew him. He was much loved and he will be sorely missed.
Patricia "Trish" (Towry) Corby '76 passed away peacefully at home on Sept. 9, 2014, after a hard-fought battle against cancer. Trish was a patented inventor, an innovator, and a businesswoman. Trish is pre-deceased by her immediate family, but is survived by many friends, most notably her Santa Clara roommate, and dearest friend Robin Munson '76, who cared for Trish on her final journey. Trish will always be remembered by her life long "family of friends" that came to be from her days at Santa Clara University. She was living in Meridian, Idaho.
John G. Houston MBA '76 died on October 31, 2014, after a 13-year battle with prostate cancer. John was born in Charlotte, North Carolina, on December 7, 1937. He graduated from University of North Carolina in 1963. He completed a Master's Degree in Business Administration from Santa Clara University in 1976. He was very proud of his military service in The United States Navy, where he served on active duty during the Viet Nam War. He continued as a Reservist until 1989 with 26 years of service, and retired as a Commander. He worked as a Real Estate Broker. John is survived by his wife of 42 years, Bev, a son, Parker, 35, and his wife Anni, of El Dorado Hills, and a son, Taylor, 34, of Lake Charles, Louisiana. John loved music and he loved to sing!
Dennis McClenahan '76, age 60, passed away suddenly on May 30, doing what he loved – playing tennis. Dennis will be remembered as a loving partner, father and friend, a successful businessman, a superb athlete, and a generous community volunteer. He lived a rich life, excelling in many domains. Most important, he will be remembered for his kind and generous sprit and his strong devotion to his family and friends. He will be deeply missed.
Dennis was a resident of Palo Alto and was raised in Santa Clara, Calif. He graduated from Bellarmine College Prep in 1972 and Santa Clara University with a B.S.C in Finance. He was a College All-American wide receiver at Santa Clara University and, upon graduation in 1976, he signed a professional football contract with the Oakland Raiders. Dennis's 35-year insurance career began in 1979 with Jardine Insurance Brokers, followed by Nationwide Insurance from 1988-1993. He then went on to own and operate D.A. McClenahan Insurance Agency before joining Professional Insurance Associates, Inc. as a Vice President in 2003.
Dennis was an incredible athlete, excelling at all sports. His particular passion was tennis. Dennis played on numerous USTA league teams and in many tournaments throughout the state. He was greatly admired by his teammates and opponents alike. In 2012, he was ranked number 1 in Northern California and number 7 in the state in his age category. Dennis was known as a formidable competitor as well as a true gentleman on and off the court.
He was active in the community as well. Dennis was a former member of the Santa Clara Preparatory Alumni Council as well as a past member of Santa Clara University Board of Fellows. Dennis enjoyed participating in fundraising events for the Canary Foundation, Menlo Charity Horse Show, and tutoring children from the Sacred Heart Nativity School. Dennis leaves behind his son Tyler (daughter-in-law Helen), daughter Molly Featherstone (son-in-law John), daughter Murphy, and his grandchildren, Cade, Max, Archer, Oakes, and Enzo. He is survived by his partner Laura Lauman, his brother Bob McClenahan, and sister Judy Vollenweider.
Timothy Eugene Griswold '77, beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, passed away on October 22, 2014. Tim was born July 2, 1955 to Lee and Patricia Griswold, the fourth of six children. Tim and his five siblings, Mike, Rick, Steve, Coralee and Tom grew up on Cold Creek Ranch in Newark Valley, where he learned the value of hard work and dedication. He attended high school in Eureka, NV, where he excelled in track for the Eureka Vandals, graduated Valedictorian and earned a scholarship to Santa Clara University in California. He earned his B. S. degree in Commerce from the school of business and completed the exams for his C.P.A.
Upon graduation in 1977, he joined the firm of Read & Powell and in 1978, married the love of his life, Judith Scheier. They were blessed with two children: Lucinda Elizabeth and Nicholas Scheier Griswold. In January 2003, Tim started his own business, Tim E. Griswold, CPA; which he maintained until his passing. In 2008, Tim was fortunate to become a grandfather of two little boys, Ryan Griswold Cochran and Xavier Ray Griswold. Tim was pre-deceased by his father in January of this year. He is survived by his wife, mother, five siblings, two children, grandchildren and daughter-in-law, Monica Griswold.
Tim loved sports, and coached his children's various teams as they grew up. When it came time to hang up his coaching hat, Tim joined his wife in the stands for every game, including those requiring long trips out of town. His favorite sport was baseball and the Dodgers were tops as far as he was concerned, sparking an ongoing banter with his beloved daughter-in-law, Monica. While they tormented each over their choice of teams, she was the first to provide Dodger memorabilia, which always brought a smile to his face. Tim was a loving husband, an attentive father, an adoring grandfather, caring family member and very dear friend. At age 59, the loss of him was too soon, and deeply felt by the lives he touched.
Michael James Zelensky '77, 58, died Aug. 2, 2014, in Ketchikan. He was born Sept. 16, 1955, in Tacoma, Washington. He lived his early years in Seattle, where he attended Our Lady of Fatima School until eighth grade and graduated from Seattle Preparatory School in 1973. He graduated from Santa Clara University in 1977, and after earning his law degree from the University of Puget Sound in 1983, Mr. Zelensky came to Ketchikan that same year to clerk in the law offices of A. Fred Miller. Then, Mr. Zelensky and the late Richard Whittaker were partners in the firm of Whittaker and Zelensky for a number of years. For the past 20 years, Mr. Zelensky had a sole practice. He was a member of the Alaska Bar Association, and Ketchikan Bar Association. Mr. Zelensky sponsored and played on Ketchikan "B" League basketball teams for several years. He also enjoyed climbing mountains, first climbing Mt. Adams with his father when he was 16. In 1974, he climbed Mt. Rainier with his close friend, Gary Spees. He also hiked along the west coast of Vancouver Island with friends Bill Jandl and Graham Whyte. He climbed many of Revillagigedo Island's peaks, including Dude, Ward, Minerva, Deer and Mahoney mountains. He enjoyed kayaking with friends around Ketchikan, and in the Hakai Passage of British Columbias. He was the master teacher of chess and backgammon for his nephews and nieces. Mr. Zelensky is survived by his wife, Myra; daughter, Alexa Ruth; mother, Rose Zelensky of Seattle; sister, Gena (David) McReynolds of Bothell, Washington; members of his wife's family, Roland and Alaire Stanton, and Loren and Carol Stanton, all of Ketchikan, Bruce and Kathy Stanton of Washington state, and Ralph Stanton of Hawaii; nephews and nieces, Ethan and Megan McReynolds, Daniel and Jacqueline Stanton, Felice Salmon and Brooke Stanton, and Peter, Brendan and Clara Joy Stanton.


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There's a "low probability" Poland's central bank will reduce interest rates next month as borrowing costs approach a level that risks triggering outflows from Polish bonds, policy maker Adam Glapinski said.
Poland's central bank would make "a serious mistake" if it raises interest rates in May because the move would needlessly stifle growth with inflation set to slow later this year, rate setter Adam Glapinski said.
Poland's central bank should wait until June at the earliest before potentially resuming interest- rate cuts because it needs to "better assess" the prospects for economic recovery, according to policy maker Adam Glapinski.
Poland's central bank is "very likely" to raise borrowing costs next month as the economy is weathering Europe's debt crisis while a weaker zloty stokes inflation, monetary-policy maker Adam Glapinski said.
Poland's central bank may start increasing interest rates in January as the zloty has lost its power to keep inflation in check, Adam Glapinski , a member of the Monetary Policy Council, said today.
Polish monetary easing has been completed after the benchmark interest rate was cut last week to record low of 2.75 percent, a level that "opened uncharted territory in terms of how the market and short-term investors react," central banker Adam Glapinski said in an interview in Warsaw on June 8.
"Further rate cuts would not give any extra impetus to the economy."
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Kenly, North Carolina
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Kenly is a town in Johnston and Wilson counties in the U.S. state of North Carolina. It was named for a railroad official.[3] The population was 1,339 at the 2010 census. Kenly is the home of the Eastern North Carolina Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) State Executive Offices and Conference Center.
Boyette Slave House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.[4]
Kenly is located at 35°35′35″N 78°7′38″W / 35.59306°N 78.12722°W (35.592967, -78.127360).[5]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 1.5 square miles (3.9 km²), all land.
As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 1,569 people, 671 households, and 414 families residing in the town. The population density was 1,035.1 people per square mile (398.5/km²). There were 754 housing units at an average density of 497.4 per square mile (191.5/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 55.32% White, 40.60% African American, 0.25% Native American, 0.25% Asian, 2.29% from other races, and 1.27% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 3.57% of the population.
There were 671 households out of which 32.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 36.8% were married couples living together, 20.0% had a female householder with no husband present, and 38.2% were non-families. 34.6% of all households were made up of individuals and 13.9% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.34 and the average family size was 3.02.
In the town the population was spread out with 28.1% under the age of 18, 8.5% from 18 to 24, 29.1% from 25 to 44, 20.4% from 45 to 64, and 13.9% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 36 years. For every 100 females there were 90.4 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 82.8 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $20,865, and the median income for a family was $33,214. Males had a median income of $24,250 versus $17,917 for females. The per capita income for the town was $14,181. About 23.3% of families and 25.2% of the population were below the poverty line, including 26.5% of those under age 18 and 19.3% of those age 65 or over.
- Glendale-Kenly Elementary
- North Johnston High School
Notable people[edit]
- Al Evans, Major League Baseball player
- ^ a b "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ Gannett, Henry (1905). The Origin of Certain Place Names in the United States. Govt. Print. Off. p. 173.
- ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2010-07-09.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
External links[edit]
- Kenly Chamber of Commerce
- Town of Kenly Web site
- Kenly News
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- Eastern North Carolina Church of God


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Members of opposition parties, including DMK, DMDK and the Left, staged a walk out in Tamil Nadu Assembly on Thursday, after their request to discuss the June 28 building collapse, that left 61 persons dead, was disallowed by the Speaker citing the commission of inquiry ordered by the government into the incident.
Soon after question hour, DMK and DMDK members attempted to raise the issue and wanted a discussion on the incident, but Speaker P Dhanapal said the concerned Minister would give a reply which would not affect the inquiry.
Housing Minister Vaithilingam intervened to say he was ready to make a statement. Not satisfied with this, the Left parties too joined the opposition along with Puthiya Thamizhagam (PT) and Manithaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK) and their members along with DMK and DMK walked out of the House. Dhanapal cited Section 66 of the Tamil Nadu Assembly rules and said no discussion was possible, since an inquiry into the issue by a statuatory body was on.
Later, Leader of the House O Panneerselvam said during the earlier DMK regime too, then Speaker R Avoodaiyappan did not allow a discussion, citing rule 66 when a member sought to raise an issue.
The 11-storeyed under construction residential building that collapsed at suburban Porur also left 27 persons injured. The state government has set up an inquiry commission to look into the circumstances that led to the collapse and a Special Investigation Team to investigate the matter, but DMK President M Karunanidhi has sought a CBI probe.


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NJ Woman Faces Manslaughter Charges For Allegedly Administering Fatal Silicone Injection Into Woman's Buttocks
Tamira Mobley faces assault and manslaughter charges after allegedly injecting silicone into another woman's buttocks despite not having a license to practice medicine.
East Orange Woman Pleads Not Guilty In Fatal Penis Injection Case
Authorities have charged 34-year-old Kasia Rivera of East Orange with reckless manslaughter and unauthorized practice of medicine.
East Orange Woman Charged With Manslaughter After Alleged Fatal Penis Injection
The Essex County Prosecutor's Office said Friday that 34-year-old Kasia Rivera gave 22-year-old Justin Street the injection on May 5. He died the next day.
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Last-minute holiday shopping gives lift in finale
NEW YORK The holiday shopping season turned out to be two seasons split by a big lull.
A surge in buying in the two weeks before Christmas coupled with a record-breaking Black Friday gave retailers a solid season. The doldrums between the buying binges show how shoppers have learned to wait for the discounts they know will come.
For Dec. 1-24, spending rose 4.7 percent compared with the same period last year, according to research firm ShopperTrak. In November, it rose 4.1 percent. A 4 percent increase is considered a successful season. A combined figure for the whole season won't be available until after Dec. 31.
The increase is good news for the economy, because it shows shoppers were willing and able to fund a holiday splurge. Consumer spending, including major items such as health care, accounts for 70 percent of the economy.
Still, plenty of shoppers are pinched for cash in the slow economic recovery, and were seeking the best deals. Stores have trained even shoppers who are primed to spend to look for a discount.
In the week before Christmas, last-minute shoppers gave retailers a 4.5 percent increase in revenue at stores open at least a year with the same week last year, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers-Goldman Sachs Weekly Chain Store Sales Index.
The index estimates sales at 24 major stores including Macy's Inc. and Costco Wholesale Corp. Revenue at stores open at least a year is an important measurement of a retailer's performance because it excludes the effects of stores that open or close during the year.
Total retail revenue for the week ended Saturday rose 14.8 percent compared with the year ago, ShopperTrak estimates.
Gift buyers gained steam as the season went on. The store revenue figure rose 0.9 percent last week from the week before, building on a 3.4 percent increase the week before that.
"The downs and ups were much more accentuated," said Michael P. Niemira, chief economist at the trade group. "It just shows how cautious the consumer is. Consumers are bargain hunters more today than ever before."
The post-Black Friday lull was deeper than usual this year. The two weeks after Thanksgiving weekend showed the biggest percentage sales decline since 2000. Then, during the final two weeks before Christmas, sales surged again, by the highest rate since 2005, Niemira said.
"The holiday season was good but uneven," Niemira said.
Stores are expected to benefit when shoppers come back to spend their gift cards, because people often spend more than the cards' value. In addition, gift card sales are recorded only when shoppers redeem them.
People have more money on their cards to spend. According to an ICSC-Goldman Sachs survey of shoppers conducted Sunday, 18 percent of holiday spending went toward gift cards, up from 14.6 percent last year.
ICSC said it expects holiday sales for November and December to rise in line with its forecast of 3.5 percent.
The week after Christmas, which includes six shopping days, should be strong. But it's being compared with seven days last year because the week as retailers measure it ends on Saturday.


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Cold Peanut-Sesame Noodles — Meatless Mondayby Maria Russo in Recipes, July 1st, 2013
When it's scorching-hot outside and the temperature in your kitchen is at an equally unbearable temperature, what dishes do you reach for? Fresh greens salads are an easy option, but they can become tired and predictable. For something dressed up yet still simple enough to pull off in a hurry, try chilled pasta salads. Beyond boiling water for the noodles, most recipes require no cooking and can be made with whatever ingredients you happen to have on hand.
Food Network Magazine's Cold Peanut-Sesame Noodles is an Asian-inspired take on traditional pasta salad that delivers what is for many the trifecta of sought-after components in a dish: flavor, texture and ease. Featuring kitchen staples like peanut butter, soy sauce, rice vinegar and brown sugar, the sauce on these noodles is both savory and slightly sweet, and the addition of toasted sesame seeds and peanuts offers a hearty crunch. Don't let the time on this recipe intimidate you; the dish takes just 25 minutes to prepare but needs to chill for an hour, which means that that time is wholly hands-off.


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Grilled sandwiches, After Eight shots, calming ambience…Coffeetales lets you catch up with yourself
It's like a treasure hunt. We are being rattled about in a rickety auto as we go round in circles, looking for clues, sign posts and doing whatever it takes to get to Coffeetales. Yes we tried calling, thrice, but the staff answering the call sound like Garfield — sleepy and dazed. Finally when we get there, our reaction is probably similar to Columbus's when he discovered America.
But my finicky foodie friend is fuming by now. She hates wasting time when it comes to food. So I quickly scan through the menu and get a refreshing mint cooler to calm her down. The menu has an elaborate list of mocktails. There are juices with exotic names, and sangria, margarita, shots, daiquiri...everything is non-alcoholic. A chocolate based shot would be nice but it's not listed in the menu. Fortunately, the staff here is accommodating and volunteer to make an After Eight shot. To go with that we order Aloo tikki, Crispy babycorn sandwich and a vegetable Maggi biriyani. Interestingly, they do a variety of Maggi noodles with innovative flavours of their own.
The bar stools overlooking the road, are a good place to sit down and enjoy our drink. The shots come in a set of three miniature glasses. The top layer is milky-chocolaty-minty but the Hershey's chocolate base is way too sweet. So by the time the drink is over I am craving for something spicy. Meanwhile the friend is bouncing from one seat to another — first the bar stool, then the cosy chair and now the green couch, apparently she isn't able to get a complete view of the interesting graffiti on the ceiling. It's a six step drawing that depicts a boy who wakes up in the morning and finds out he's run out of coffee and heads to Coffeetales...yeah yeah and they all lived happily ever after. Thankfully the food arrives and her embarrassing game of musical chairs ends. The grilled sandwich has a filling of crunchy babycorn with gooey cheese and mayonnaise. It's so good that we can barely wait for it to cool down. The deep-fried aloo tikki is a disappointment.
It's an open kitchen and we can smell our Maggi being prepared. The steaming hot love child of Maggi and biriyani masala is actually delicious, albeit a little too spicy. This is when the After Eight shot comes in handy. The good thing about Coffeetales is that they prepare your food right then and there, and serve it piping hot. We go through the menu again looking for something sweet to end the meal. They only have ice creams — tender coconut, watermelon, sapota, litchi…Making up our mind takes so long that the menu decides to give way. We change our mind and settle for an Indian mushroom wrap instead. It takes a while for the wrap to arrive but when it does it's fresh and tastes like homemade paratha fried in ghee with juliennes of capsicum, carrot and mushroom. Not just the food, the ambience feels homely too, oh and they have wi fi. Coffeetales is at 7, 7th Cross Street, Shenoy Nagar West.
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I can't wait to see Rousey vs. Cyborg Santos. That fight is going to be crazy.
UFC President Dana White discusses Rampage's latest round of tweets, the creative differences with Strikeforce's management, Dakota Cochrane and the rising star that is Ronda Rousey.
On his recent dealings with Strikeforce,
Creatively, we have some differences … and we're always gonna … While he has that type of power, I guess I won't be in the mix."
He also addresses the Dakota Cochrane situation,
"He was absolutely 100 percent upfront. When you come on 'The Ultimate Fighter,' you get drug tested, you have extensive background tests, check-ups … we do everything on these guys. Medicals, etcetera, etcetera. He's was 100 percent upfront and honest. We've had guys come on the show who have not been as upfront and honest and we find out before they ever make air. We were well aware of what he had done and so was FX. I'm cool with it."
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AALHAD PANDE a alha d _ 3 6 0 @ m s n.c o m PORTFOLIO +1 347 703 1995 ON THE COVER: MAYA EMBEDDED LANGUAGE SCRIPTING STUDY, MARCH 2011 � 2011 Aalhad Pande 2000 2005 2010 2015 EXPLORATION OF SCIOGRAPHY MARINE RESEARCH CENTER ALL INDIA RADIO 4 STAR RESORT@ FARIDABAD INSTITUTE FOR DEFENCE STUDIES AND ANALYSIS SECTOR 22- REDENSIFICATION NIGHT SHELTER COMPETITION NEW DELHI CITY MUSEUM ELECTIVES RETROFIT REVIVAL ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2020 ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL WORK E X P L O R AT I O N O F S C I O G R A P H Y 01 PRELIMINARY SKETCH Critic: Harshal Ajani Duration: 4 weeks This sculpture was done as part of the Shades and Shadows workshop where paper was used as a medium to create a range of shades and shadows through juxtapositioning of numerous panels with cut-outs. The exercise was an introduction to the importance of Sciography in the field of Architecture. TOP VIEW 02 Location: Roosevelt Island, NY Critic: Erich Schoenenberger Duration: 16 weeks The studio focussed on the potentials of Bio-Mimicry as a strategy for form finding, program organisation as well as the investigation of structural solutions. In simple terms it is the science of getting ideas from nature for the way we make or do things. For this project, a study on the organizational structure of Phytoplanktons was undertaken to develop a proposal for a Marine Research Center at Roosevelt Island, NY. The various interactions were diagrammed in order to develop a spatial understanding with respect to scale and aesthetics. The project would act as a catalyst for the regeneration of the Island which has historically been known as the Institutional Base for the city. VIEW OVERLOOKING COURTYARD 03 SOUTH ELEVATION PHYTOPLANKTON INTERACTIONS 7 Legend: 1. Small Pox Hospital 1 3 5 4 2 6 N 2. Entrance 3. Office and Laboratory Wing 4. Display Gallery and Workshops 5. Courtyard 6. Observation Gallery 7. Landscaped Gardens 1. End to End a. 2. Center to Center 3. End to End b. SITE PLAN PHYTOPLANKTON RELATIONSHIP DIAGRAMMING BIRDS EYE VIEW DYNAMIC CURVE STUDY 04 AIR R E S T O R A TION Ideas Competition NASA 2006 Location: Mumbai Duration: 16 weeks Existing Built Form LOCATION PLAN- MUMBAI Pre-Independence, All India Radio was one of the most important media of information. The first sound of independence spread across the country through AIR. The vernacular approach of AIR has become the one voice of the majority of Indian population. The industry has rapidly changed and continually reinvented itself with newer technology. However, AIR has kept itself aloof from these changes. Newer work forms and means seem to be a decade away from the government offices and AIR is no exception. N PRELIMINARY SKETCHES STUDIOS AND CONTROL ROOM LOUNGE CONFERENCE ROOM VIEW AT STREET LEVEL TALK STUDIO PUBLICITY DEPT. CROSS SECTION The project is an attempt to revamp the existing monotonous working environment into a more fun, and creative one, which echoes the progress of AIR as the station for the youth. Constricted spaces are opened out to encorporate a fluid planning system. The hierarchical system is dropped for a more interactive work environment in order to encourage flow of ideas across all levels. The outer facade becomes a continuously changing digital interface to broadcast news as it occurs. A stepped entrance plaza becomes a dynamic interaction space for the youth and doubles up as a performance spae in order to give a much needed creative impetus to the institution. BIRDS EYE VIEW 05 IDSA Bharadwaj Bharadwaj and Associates Ideas Competition Location: New Delhi Institute for Defence Studies and Analysis The Institute for Defence Studies and Analysis is one of the premier institutes that caters to the defence and political think tank of the nation as well as the entire Asia-Pacific region. Situated in the Cantonment area of New Delhi, the institute is characterized by its rotunda-like library that encloses a central open space along with the main wing. The objectives of the concept design report were mainly to provide recommendations for improvements in three aspects: - the entry of the building (mural) - the main access areas: the entry foyer and lobbies (Wall Cladding), and - the major central open spaces: the Quadrangle (landscaping) SKETCHES Power, strength, great ideas, learning and sky high achievements. Metals used to make a striking and everlasting impact on the minds of the viewers. 06 07 Nine lines representing nature, nation, defence and democracy, knitting together, forming three directions to achieve strngth and enlightment. Knowledge and lines are two entities. Create a thought process in the viewer about the strength and the unity of our nation and gives vertical scale to the entrance facade. LAYOUT ZONING ZONE OF LEAST ACTIVITY ACCESSWAYS MAJOR CIRCULATION ROUTES MINOR CIRCULATION ROUTES The shining orbs of achievement: Knowledge, Skill and Power. ZONE OF INTERMITTENT ACTIVITY ZONE OF MOST ACTIVITY 08 RESORT 4S TA R Bharadwaj Bharadwaj and Associates, New Delhi Location: Faridabad Phase: Under Construction The project is a 4-star resort at Faridabad, 30 kilometres from Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi. The site is located in a pastoral setting and therefore the client wanted to retain the character of the place. The plan follows an S- curve to give long sweeping views of the country-side. The resort consists of 40 deluxe rooms and 4 suites along with a restaurant, bar, health club and discotheque The building materials utilized are from within a radius of 50 kms from the site, thereby reducing transportation cost. Construction on the project began in January 2010. DETAILED PLAN WEST ELEVATION 09 SECTION THROUGH PORCH LONGITUDINAL SECTION SOUTH ELEVATION TYPICAL SECTION THROUGH ROOMS NORTH ELEVATION These construction documents were completed for Phase 1 of Construction Ideas Competition Location: Mumbai Critic: Paragi Mehta Duration: 8 weeks Mumbai is home to an ever increasing population of homeless children who are forced into unpaid labour jobs and other menial work. They are deprived of a clean healthy life and are subjected to mental and physical abuse. 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Isn't the Christopher Walken monologue from Poohall Junkies? If you haven't seen it before it's a pretty good movie.
Cyclone in the heart of enemy territory
Also, it's not much of a "pump up". The speech and song are pretty mellow.
Didn't really make me excited but it was a good highlight reel to watch.
Saw this on Confessions of ISU facebook status? I don't think this is an official one from the AD though...
I appreciate the effort and the Christopher Walken monologue was cool, but when I think of "pump up" videos I think of high energy. The monologue didn't really add any energy and the music was a downer. It's also pretty long. I stopped watching at the song change. I figure if you don't have me by then, it's not worth finishing.
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10 Design-Savvy Ways to Work in Bed
Whether you're short on square footage or prefer to work from the comfort of your own home, there's a work-bed combination out there calling your name. These bed-to-desk designs were made for blanket-hogging bosses, skilled sleepers, and weary workhorses desperate for a power nap. See more solutions for sleepy workaholics and coziness addicts, below. … Read More
Cozy and Contemporary Forts for Winter Hibernation
In our very transparent culture, privacy and solitude sometimes feels like it's at a premium. Designers have tapped into our need for getting away from it all right in the comfort of our own homes. These contemporary, fort-like furniture pieces remind us of our childhood when it was a lot easier hide from the rest of the world. Bring your blankets, and get to snuggling in these cozy, contemporary forts. … Read More
Beautiful Library Chairs for Literary Abodes
The Bodleian Library at the University of Oxford, one of the oldest libraries in Europe, is very particular about its chairs. Only three different designs have been offered a place at the Bodleian's tables: the 1756 Curator's Chair, Giles Gilbert Scott's 1936 design, and a new work from designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby. The duo competed for the coveted spot and won with their contemporary design that gives a nod to tradition. Never one to resist an opportunity to fantasize about making our home libraries more beautiful, we searched for innovative, stylish, and cozy library chairs that we'd love to lounge in with a great book. See if you can envision any of these pieces earning a spot in your literary abode. … Read More
25 Stylish and Fun Hammocks for Lazy Summer Days
The dog days of summer have arrived. A scorching heat wave melted the faces off Northeasterners this week, and record temperatures are being set around the world. When it's this hot, moving an inch is taxing. This is the time of year when it's OK to kick back and relax, which is why we've been eyeing up comfy, fun, and stylish hammocks to lounge in. Nothing makes a lazy summer day better than a leisurely swing (or nap) in a hammock, so click through to check out some great… Read More
Design That Appeals to Your Inner Exhibitionist
The Internet offers a space to share our innermost thoughts in real time — every amusing, shocking, and dreadfully boring detail streaming on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, and Instagram for all to see. While some people want to retreat from the spotlight, there's no avoiding the fact that this transparency has become part of our everyday lives. Designers are feeding this need to display ourselves by creating exhibitionist-worthy furniture, objects, and more that reveals all to the public eye.
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