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In a case that may have a broad impact, the New Jersey Appellate Division issued a decision on December 24, 2013, upholding criminal charges against a former school board clerk who took hundreds of confidential documents for the alleged purpose of supporting discrimination, whistleblowing, and other claims against her employer. The employee now faces trial for theft and official misconduct, despite her contention that her conduct constituted protected activity. The decision, State of New Jersey v. Saavedra, Docket No. A-1449-12T4 (N.J. Super. Ct., App. Div., Dec. 24, 2013 ), which included a dissent, has been approved for publication and offers both guidance and caution with regard to protections and consequences that may arise from an employee's unauthorized taking of confidential documents.
In its decision, the appellate panel interpreted the New Jersey Supreme Court's "totality of the circumstances" approach and seven-factor test for determining whether "an employee is privileged to take or use documents belonging to the employer," as articulated in Quinlan v. Curtiss-Wright Corp., 204 N.J. 239, 269 (2010), a case alleging sex discrimination and retaliatory discharge in violation of the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination ("LAD"). That test calls for the court to consider each of the following factors: (1) how the employee came into possession of the documents; (2) what the employee did with the documents; (3) the nature and content of each of the documents to "weigh the strength of the employer's interest in keeping the document confidential"; (4) whether the employee violated a "clearly identified company policy on privacy or confidentiality"; (5) whether the disclosure "was unduly disruptive" to the employer's business; (6) the employee's reason for copying and taking the documents, as opposed to requesting them in discovery and demanding their preservation; and (7) the effect on the parties' respective rights in permitting or precluding the use of the documents— keeping in mind the broad remedial purposes of the laws against discrimination. The Supreme Court stated that this seventh factor is "of the utmost importance."
In Quinlan, the Supreme Court found that the balance favored the employee who had taken the documents, but cautioned that future employees engaging in self-help "run the significant risk that the conduct in which they engage will not be found by a court to fall within the protection our test creates." The Saavedra decision illuminates that risk.
The Saavedra Case
Saavedra worked as a clerk for the North Bergen Board of Education ("Board") in the Special Services Department. Her son also worked part time for the Board. In 2009, Saavedra and her son filed a complaint against the Board and certain individuals alleging, among other things, that Saavedra was the victim of gender and ethnic discrimination and retaliatory discharge in violation of the LAD and that her son had been discharged in violation of the New Jersey Conscientious Employee Protection Act ("CEPA") for complaining about alleged pay irregularities and purported regulatory violations.
At some point, Saavedra told her lawyer that she possessed hundreds of Board documents, both originals and copies. Her lawyer used some of them in discovery, which he produced to the Board's defense attorney, who, in turn, informed the Board's general counsel. The general counsel brought the matter to the attention of the Bergen County Prosecutor, who determined that Saavedra's unauthorized taking of Board documents should be presented to a grand jury. The assistant prosecutor assigned to the criminal matter presented five documents to the grand jury to illustrate the confidential nature of the documents taken by Saavedra:
Evidence provided to the grand jury showed that Board "employees are trained and informed[,] via internal policies[,] guidelines[,] and regulations[,] that these documents are highly confidential and are not to be disclosed or tampered with in any way…[or] taken[.]"
Although cautioning that the Quinlan analysis, which was set forth in a civil action involving a private company, does not have direct application to deciding the challenge to a criminal indictment of a public official, the Appellate Division was nevertheless guided by the Supreme Court's approach. In upholding the indictment, the Appellate Division pointed to the following factors, among other things:
What Employers Should Do Now
Although arising under a specific New Jersey law, the Saavedra decision provides analysis that may usefully guide employers nationwide. In particular, this case reinforces the importance of employers identifying their confidential information and establishing policies and procedures for its handling and protection. Emphasis should be given to private information and information protected from disclosure by law. As such, employers should do the following:
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Miami, Cal look to rebound in big games
This is not the ideal way to bounce back from a loss.
Miami and California, both coming off ugly performances in their first defeats of the season, get thrown right back into the grinder Saturday.
The 17th-ranked Hurricanes are home after a soggy and unsuccessful trip to Blacksburg, Va., to face No. 8 Oklahoma.
The Golden Bears, who plummeted from No. 6 to No. 24 in the rankings after getting drubbed at Oregon, return home for No. 7 Southern California.
Miami's 31-7 loss to Virginia Tech dampened, but didn't ruin, a good start to the season by the Hurricanes. They had already won two Atlantic Coast Conference games against ranked teams.
If Miami can rebound with a victory against the Sooners, who might have Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford back at quarterback, the Hurricanes should make another big jump in the rankings and talk of making a national title run can resume.
Lose to Oklahoma and, well, the 'Canes are still in good shape in the conference and they emerge from the toughest part of their schedule 2-2.
Bradford hasn't played since his right shoulder was sprained on a hard hit at the end of the first half of the season-opening loss to BYU. The Sooners won the next two in blowout fashion with back-up Landry Jones lighting accommodating defenses.
Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said whether Bradford plays will not be a game-time decision, but he expects to make an announcement late in the week.
"We'll just see how the week goes," Stoops said. "... We just have to feel comfortable that he's healthy, that he feels good enough to make the throws we need to make and he's ready to do it."
At Berkeley, Cal and USC were supposed to be playing the game of the year in the Pac-10, a game with national title implications. With both the Bears and Trojans having already lost conference games, the matchup doesn't quite have the zing anymore.
Still, one of the conference favorites will be buried in the Pac-10 race, so there's a lot at stake.
The picks:
Utah State (plus 24) at No. 20 BYU
Aggies are ninth in nation in total offense ... BYU 45-24.
Saturday, Oct. 3
No. 3 Alabama (plus 16) at Kentucky
Tide, Gators back-to-back; schedule maker clearly no Wildcats fan ... ALABAMA 45-14.
No. 4 LSU (plus 3) at No. 18 Georgia
Tigers haven't played as well as their ranking suggests ... LSU 24-21.
UC Davis (no line) at No. 5 Boise State
Broncos coach Chris Petersen played QB at Davis ... BOISE STATE 50-14.
No. 6 Virginia Tech (minus 16 1/2) at Duke
Hokies defense looked like old self vs. Miami ... VIRGINIA TECH 24-3.
No. 7 Southern Cal (minus 5) at No. 24 California
USC has won five straight meetings ... USC 17-14.
No. 8 Oklahoma (minus 7) at No. 17 Miami
Bradford or not ... OKLAHOMA 28-24.
No. 9 Ohio State (minus 17) at Indiana
Buckeyes D looking for third straight shutout ... OHIO STATE 28-14.


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91 Magazine - Issue 1
An online magazine for the vintage style and craft lover. Featuring Homes / Style / Vintage / Shopping / Crafts. Published by Patchwork Harmony.
91 MAGAZINE AUTUMN 2011 launch issue! HOMES / STYLE / VINTAGE / SHOPPING / CRAFTS 91 MAGAZINE www.thecamouflagecompany.com firstname.lastname@example.com Telephone +44 (0) 20 7823 1984 2 91 MAGAZINE TEAM Caroline Charlotte Hannah Clarke Taylor Bishop Editor and Art Director Deputy Editor Researcher Welcome... to the first issue of 91 Magazine! A magazine for the vintage style and craft lover. Why "91"? Well, number 91 is the home of Patchwork Harmony; my online boutique and blog. It is also where I live; the first piece of blank canvas that I can call my own and decorate as I see fit. Its stilll very much a work in progess, (isn't it always?!) which you can read about on my blog. This online magazine is the latest addition to the family at no.91, bringing together many of the ideas you often see on my blog and plenty of exciting new things, thanks to the fabulous expertise of my contributors! Turn to page 26 to see how to make a fairy lights garland with paper cups, and page 35 which features the lovely home of Veronika, owner of online shop Sarah and Bendrix. My aim is for readers to be able to sit down with a cuppa and have a good flick through, as well as have the opportunity to link on to other valuable sources of inspiration. I look forward to hearing what you think! Caroline x 91 Magazine is a Patchwork Harmony publication. All content is copyright of 91 Magazine and its individual contributors. Images can be used only with a link back to www.91magazine.co.uk and where possible, the contributors website. Cover Photograph : Alla Pimm 3 An enormous thank you goes to these lovely ladies, whose creativity, talent and enthusiasm has brought to you the features, photography, illustration and craft projects you'll find on the next few pages! Its truly been a pleasure working with you. Sophie Warren Smith Writer & Stylist www.sophiewarrensmith.wordpress.com Mural & Decorative Painter www.inspired-spaces.co.uk Helen Brady EllieTennant Interiors Journalist & Stylist Jaime Wilkie Interior Design Student www.jaimedoesdesign. blogspot.com www.ellietennant.com Blogger, Cra Granny www.dottieang Tif Fu Johanna Bolhoven Chloe Adlington Fashion PR & Personal Shopper www.ragtradeproductions.co.uk Stylist & Blogger www.homeandcosy.com 4 91 MAGAZINE CONTRIBUTORS Erin Sleeper Alla Pimm Illustrator & Graphic Designer www.erinsleeper.com Photographer www.etsy.com/shop/winsomeness after, Author and chic fanatic gel.blogspot.com ussell Photographer www.jennamckenzie.com Jenna McKenzie Rhiannon Nicole Wedding Stylist www.heygorg.com KathrynTaylor Photographer & Blogger www.house49.typepad.com Vicky Callaghan Designer & Craft Enthusiast www.etsy.com/shop/dottydoo 5 10 14 91 MAGAZINE Page 8 Contents Page 26 Page 31 Page 35 Page 42 Page 46 Page 51 How to Make... A paper cup fairy lights garland A World of Vintage... A look at the global market for vintage A Few Things from my Life... The home of designer/maker Veronika Paper Me Pretty.... A wallpaper Jewellery class reviewed 12 Interiors & Style News Page 10 Page 12 Page 14 Page 19 Page 22 Nature Inspired Accessories A Vintage Lovers Guide to... Farnham, Surrey Etsy Seller Spotlight... Alla Pimm The History of Vintage... Marmalade Jars A Space of my Own... Stunning workspaces Style Notes... From a Student Room Ladies Online... Charlotte from EdgeInspired 26 22 35 91 NEWS New from Cox & Cox this season is a myriad of beautiful products to accessorise your home. We adore this vintage desk lamp in teak and brushed aluminium, �195, Cox & Cox, www.coxandcox.co.uk Our top picks on the newest, most stylish buys for your home this season By Sophie Warren Smith Tea With Bea are a new Hereford based ceramics company who are making their retail debut this season with an exclusive range of jugs for Liberty. The owners Karen & Steven Bourke, were successful entrants earlier this year in Liberty's prestigious Best of British Design Open Call. Bone china jugs with ducks, foxgloves or hollyhocks, From �28.50 for a 2l jug. Tea With Bea, Liberty, www.liberty.co.uk Karen Lewis at Blueberry Park is a designe textile accessories. She designs and produc screen printed fabrics that she then uses to riety of accessories for the home. Karen li her fabrics with vintage pieces, as well as o produced fabric suc and fresh str Vintage cushions, �35, Blue www.blueberry We Make London was formed by a group of like-minded d able places to sell their products. They have become an talented UK designers. They have run eight successful fa 10th December at Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill, Lo designers offering a huge array of handmade items perfec We Make London, www.wemakelondon.co.uk 91 MAGAZINE er/maker of ces her own o make a vaikes to team other British ch as Liberty ripy shirting. Louise Body, one of the UK's most exciting designers of papers and fabrics has released 2 new designs called `Still Life'. The new range consists of 2 wallpaper designs and 4 co-ordinating fabrics, inspired by various pots and vases which are loved objects passed on through generations of Louise's family. The designs give the collection a strong contemporary feel while retaining a sense of timeless design. Shelf & Pots wallpaper. �60 per 10mm x 52cm roll, Louise Body, www.louisebody.com After 40 years of being hidden, the extensive archive of original textile and wallpaper designs by the late artist Sheila Bownas have been brought back to life by Flora Dora's Chelsea Cefai. (left) The bold hand painted designs cover a vast range of styles from pretty florals to strong geometrics and span 3 decades. Rosa cushion & Ronnie cushions, �26.50 each, Flora Dora, www.flora-dora.co.uk eberry Park, y-park.co.uk designer makers who were united by a lack of affordexciting platform to promote, support & showcase airs & a Pop Up Shop since 2008, and on Saturday ondon there will be over 80 of the UK's most talented ct for Christmas presents. 9 Bring the outdoors indoors with these lovely flora and fauna inspired accessories mother n ature Chaffinch Wallpaper - Anthropologie �88 per roll 91 Hummingbird Cushion Natural History �70 MAGAZINE Ceramic bowls with glazed wood texture Liberty �28 Vintage Small Deer Horns Pale and Interesting �65 Owl Vase Rose and Grey �22 Printed tape Custhom �6 Ceramic Bird Serving Dish Patchwork Harmony from �5.95 11 Sweethearts, Castle Street find some fantastic 80's throwbacks (think Fizz Wizz popping candy and liquorice wheels). Modern day favourites are also available. Scrumdiddlyumptious! Kiosk 2, Castle Street, Farnham, GU9 7HR Indulge in some sugar-coated nostalgia at this oldfashioned sweet shop. Shelves are lined with glass jars containing traditional sweets, and you can also The Vinta Guide Farnham Maltings, Bridge Square A wonderful place for all those who love arts and crafts, situated in historical buildings in the centre of Farnham. This year they held their first vintage festival (below), so keep an eye out for future vintage events! There are also regular antiques sales, farmer's markets, temporary exhibitions and crafts on sale from local artists and craftspeople. Or why not spend the evening watching some theatre or an art house film? There's also a great little caf�. Bridge Square, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7QR www.farnhammaltings.com The Liberty Foundation, Ca What could be better than a combination of retail therapy, bargain designer goods and doing your bit Belize, Central America. 67 Castle Street, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7LN www.libertyfoundation.org.uk for charity? The shop sells nearly new designer cloth shoes, bags and jewellery, and also has a great vintag section. Proceeds go towards providing care, rehabil and education for abused and abandoned children i 12 age Lovers e to... 91 MAGAZINE Bourne Mill Antiques Centre, Guildford Road An Aladdin's cave of all things antique, the mill building (below) itself dates back to at least the Domesday Book, and even has its own ghost! Visit the website to see a spooky photo for yourself, or perhaps experience an encounter with a spectral being while browsing amongst quirky furniture, works of art and unusual china and glassware. There is a tea room also. 39-43 Guildford Road, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 9PY www.bourne-mill-antiques.co.uk The Packhouse, Runfold 'Stylish Vintage Living' is the slogan of this mecca for antique and vintage interiors. Spend hours wandering through the maze of rooms, displaying furniture, soft furnishings, garden ornaments (left), glassware, china, bits, bobs and pieces from a huge number of suppliers. This is a brilliant place to look for that perfect piece of unique furniture, or a lovely birthday gift. And after a tough few hours of shopping, stop for a coffee and something to eat, or even indulge yourself at the new Secret Beauty Room. Hewett's Kilns, Tongham Road, Runfold, Farnham, Surrey GU10 1PJ www.packhouse.com astle Street hes, ge litation in This guide was complied by Helen Brady, a resident of Farnham, Surrey Illustration by Erin Sleeper 13 91 MAGAZINE Petals and Lace Photography by Alla Pimm 15 seller spotlight Alla Pimm :: is a photographer based in West Y orkshire :: her artist mother & photographer father inf luenced her life behind the camera lens :: :: She is inspired by nature, tasty food, talented people & beautiful things :: :: She has a love of vintage, and shops at markets around Huddersfield, Y ork & Holmfirth, while also buying online at Etsy and Ebay :: :: Her grandma used to say: `It is a bad soldier who doesn't dream of becoming a General Officer.' So Alla dreams, of becoming a famous photographer one day :: ::She wants to travel to France because it is the homeland of many artists that she loves; Claude Monet, Henri-Edmond Cross and Louis Aston Knight :: :: Her favourite Etsy shops are ... Cotton Bird Designs (UK), Heather Kent (USA), Some Other Prairie (USA) :: :: Click here to visit Alla's Etsy shop :: :: Click here to view more of her beautiful photography on her Flickr page :: 16 91 MAGAZINE 91 MAGAZINE History of Vintage The Curious Story of Marmalade Words by Ellie Tennant image: cottagefarm I n the opening chapter of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, when poor Alice is falling down the rabbit hole, there is a fleeting mention of a classic Victorian condiment: "She took a jar down off one of the shelves as she passed; it was labelled `Orange Marmalade', but to her great disappointment it was empty: She did not like to drop the jar, for fear of killing somebody underneath, so managed to put it into one of the cupboards as she fell past it..." Blink and you'd miss it, but Alice found 19 a black and white earthenware jar at the beginning of her adventures in Wonderland � the same sort of jar as the one that's currently sitting on my desk filled with pens. `Grand Medal of Merit, Vienna 1873. Only Prize Medal for Marmalade, London, 1862', the faded but still impressive lettering on my pot reads. A flamboyant wreath of oak leaves decorates the centre: `James Keiller & Sons, Dundee Marmalade'. The story begins in the early 1700s when, so legend has it, an enterprising Scottish grocer named James Keiller took advantage of a Spanish ship seeking refuge from the stormy North Sea in Dundee harbour. He ran down to the quayside and bought himself a shipload of Seville oranges at a bargain price. Unfortunately, his investment was a bitter disappointment � the fruits were less than fresh and consequently tasted, well, a bit bitter. Luckily, his clever mother, Janet Keiller, turned them into marmalade and, although she wasn't the first person to make it, she added chopped rind to her secret recipe, suspending peel in the preserve for the first time. It was an instant hit. In 1880, James Keiller & Sons opened a second marmalade factory in London and, by the late 19th Century, the firm was shipping as far afield as Australia, China and South Africa. Rumour has it that the word `marmalade' came about because Janet Keiller shouted at her son to bring her more oranges from the ship: "Bring more, my lad." Sadly, this is mere marmalade myth. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word actually appeared in the English language in 1480, borrowed from the French word `marmelade', which in turn was from the Portuguese word `marmelada', meaning quince jam. The famous Keiller marmalade jars were made at the Maling Pottery near Newcastle, a firm that became very successful around 1850 when it was one of the first factories to mass-produce transfer-printed earthenware pots relatively cheaply. In one year, they made 1.5 million jars for the Keillers alone. Today, Keiller marmalade is made at Robertson's jam factory in Manchester and earthenware pots have been replaced with cheap glass jars. But the vintage jars can still be found � at charity shops, car boot sales and flea markets. They make great pen pots, I find, but can be used for holding toothbrushes in the bathroom, cooking utensils in the kitchen, as vases for flowers or � if you seal the tops with wax discs � for storing homemade marmalade. Now, there's a thought. A man who knows more about marmalade jars than most is Steve Jones, curator of the world's first online museum of marmalade � Marmaland � and owner of at least 400 vintage marmalade jars. It could be more. He's not sure. Steve finds his jars at auctions and on eBay, 20 91 digs them up at Victorian rubbish dump sites, and admits he regularly `rifles the cupboards of the elderly' to fuel his habit. "My wife would say I have more than enough already, but there will always be pots that I don't have, so I can't see an end to it," he tells me. "As with most collecting, it has become an obsession. In fact, my thing for marmalade jars is more of an illness now. I set up Marmaland to attempt to quench my insatiable thirst for information on all things marmalade-related." Steve describes his wife as "tolerant rather than happy." He recently posted a YouTube video entitled: `The Marmaland Marmalade Marmalanding' � showing 99 vintage pots perched on six shelves high above a staircase. Just think of the dusting. There are three online `Marmagalleries' on his website, showcasing his full jar collection, and Steve has also compiled a gallery of vintage marmalade adverts and ephemera. Steve tells me that his pots are worth anything from a few pounds for "a good common 1800s pot", up to �600 for a rare design. "I prefer the James Keiller Dundee jars to the Frank Cooper Oxford ones," he says. "Both are very common today, because the brands were so popular and long-running. But my favourite jar by far is a 1lb `J Filshills of Glasgow' pot. It's fairly battered, but the only example I have ever seen." Through his study of marmalade, Steve met his friend and associate, the mys- MAGAZINE terious Marmalord � a figure shrouded in mystery and, erm, marmalade. He's an anonymous online marmalade guru with his own Twitter account and, according to Steve: "an irrational fear of lemon curds." Curiouser and curiouser. The Marmalord contributes important marmalade-related facts to the Marmaland museum, such as this gem: "The bizarrely-named London marmalade company Descastro & Peach gave up making marmalade after the product was tested in the 1850s and found to contain children's toe-nails and high levels of copper." Yum. Our adventure in Marmaland has come to an end. If you'd like a vintage marmalade jar yourself, pop along to eBay, or visit one of the following online vintage shops: The Peanut Vendor, Velvet Ribbon, The Dog and Wardrobe, CottageFarm or FBVintage. If you've become a marmalade geek, like me, see below for `further reading'. Finally, if you'd like to make your own marmalade as Janet Keiller once did, head to Lakeland for tins of prepared Seville oranges. Nobody need know you've cheated. Further Reading :: * W M Mathew, Keiller`s of Dundee: The Rise of the Dynasty, 1800-1879 * C Anne Wilson, The Book of Marmalade: Its Antecedents, Its History and Its Role in the World Today 21 Style Not ... Words by Jaime Wilkie Photographs by Tif Fussell 20 from a student room o you've just moved away from home for the first time, but does that have to mean living in an identikit dorm room with no individual style? Can you really live with the dullness that comes with student digs living'? 91 MAGAZINE Starting or returning to university can be hard, especially when it comes to finances. But styling your student digs is one thing you can do cheaply and uniquely if you get creative! Decorate old tins with wrapping paper and use glass paints on jam jars to create colourful eclectic storage solutions for your stationery. Make bunting or garlands from vintage magazines or music sheets. Use decorating your space as an excuse to socialise too! Join a craft or knitting class and learn a new creative skill - you'll come home with beautiful handmade items to give your dorm room a more homely feel. Anything from cushion covers, a patchwork quilt for your bed, a cover for your computer or even a hat and scarf for those cold nights walking home from lectures (or the student union!) Scour your local area for budget accessories by finding car boot sales, charity shops and flea markets. Or without even leaving your room, b r o w s e E b a y , Freecycle, Gumtree, S The majority of student accommodation is basic without any hint of style. Most halls of residence and student flats are decorated with a neutral colour scheme and filled with cheap furniture you've seen a million times before. However, don't be deterred by this neutrality as there are many ways in which you can inject your own individual style and make the room a homely, inviting space in which to study and socialise. All that's needed is a little creative thinking when it comes to decorating. Remember at school when you would use wallpaper to cover your books? Why not take this principle and breathe new life into that cheap furni- ture? You don't even need to buy a roll of paper, just collect samples to create a patchwork effect. Posters are a cheap and easy way to liven up bedroom walls but a little cliched (Che Guevara poster anyone?!) So instead you could try stretching fabric remnants over canvas frames. Collect cheap frames from markets and car boot sales and paint them all the same colour - again just pick up paint samples from the hardware store. Or create an inspiration wall with magazine clippings of beautiful photographs, postcards from art galleries and trinkets you've collected. Fairy lights are also a cheap and pretty way to add a bit of sparkle to your room, especially if you add your own twist to them. (see our DIY project on Page 26). Right: Ikea stool covered in wallpaper samples. 23 Etsy and Folksy. Online stores have frequent sales and discounts so keep one eye on your favourite shops! When looking in these places think about alternative uses for things you find. For example, secondhand clothes in pretty fabrics could be re-purposed as cushion covers. Be open-minded when looking for ideas but keep in mind the image you are trying to create and remember, it's your style so there's no right or wrong. Decorating and styling in this manner is not an instant fix. It may take some time to complete the look but don't give up as half the fun is in the searching. Bear in mind, many of the items you collect now will be with you longer than a set of Ikea mugs, as you will have chosen them with love. Your first space away from home should be a voyage of style discovery. Explore your inner stylist and create an inspiring and productive atmosphere to help you achieve your goals - without breaking the bank! We all need to treat ourselves sometimes! So why not splash out on one of these lovely accessories, perfect for a stylish student pad?! All under �25. Porcelain Desk Organiser �22.90 Black+Blum This desk tidy is based on tea cups. A simple idea that could be replicated if necessary on a budget. Go to Page 46 for some inpiring work spaces! in 'A Space of my Own'. 24 91 MAGAZINE Art Print Follow Your Dreams �14.00 Rockett St George Art with an inspirational message can be a life-saver when you feel yourself panicking over that last-minute essay. Handmade Re-cycled Vintage Paperchain �5 Ellie Ellie An old principle for decorating, paperchains are easy to make and can be hung anywhere to create a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Tetbury Plant Pots �9.75 Graham and Green Add some colour to your room through a natural source by adding greenery to these plant pots. Drawstring Laundry Bag �6.50 Patchwork Harmony Avoid succumbing to the traditional image of a student and instead use this fabric laundry bag to hold your dirty clothes. 25 Project by Rhiannon Nicole Photography by Jenna McKenzie how to make... a paper cup fairy light garland 26 91 MAGAZINE You will need: a set of fairy lights paper cups scrapbook paper scissors double sided tape a craft knife Start by cutting the paper or card to size using a flattened out paper cup as a template. Using double sided tape at each end, carefully stick your cut out scrapbook paper to each paper cup. Try to fit it as close to the 'lip' of the cup as you can. 27 With your craft knife, carefully cut a small `X' in the bottom of each paper cup. Finally feed your fairy lights through each cup. Voila! Pretty shades for your fairy lights! NOTE: It is advisable to use LED lights instead of normal bulbs, as these can become too hot. 28 91 MAGAZINE If you would like a more detailed version of this project visit the beautiful blog by Rhinannon Nicole Hey Gorgeous. 29 Photo: Kitty Gallannaugh Models: Samantha Hicks, Alicia Guseva & Sera Jyackaman. Make up & Hair: Laura Naish. F ashion Designer: Jennifer Lilly. 91 MAGAZINE A World of Vintage The trend for vintage is certanly not a fad. But why has it become so popular, and what effect has the global interest in this style for fashion and home had on the market? Johanna Bolhoven takes a look at the world of vintage. how far does it reach? Typically, products produced before the 1920s are referred to as antique, and products from the 1920s to 1980s are considered vintage. This is not to be confused with retro, short for retrospective, or "vintage style", both of which usually refer to products that simply imitate the style of a previous era. The Roberts Revival 250 Radio is an example of this;, it looks and feels like a 1950's radio but is actually based on modern and digital technology. Much is written about what attracts people to genuine vintage pieces, whether it's the desire to seek out individuality, the hunt for something different from the usual high street offerings, or to own items that portray heritage, craftsmanship, style or simply "have a story to tell". Steven Philip, of vintage boutique Rellik, sums up the sentiment well: `There is more body and soul in a vintage piece,' he says. We can't ignore the nostalgic worth of these products. Memories are important to each one of us and consumers will inevitably develop a strong emotional attachment with a product, brand or style that evokes a sense of "the good old days," our childhood, or even granny's secret recipes! Some argue that vintage has only become a significant trend since the he vintage market is booming and, according to many, vintage has never been more in vogue � the Autumn Winter 2011 catwalks showcased elements of 1940's, 1950's, 1960's and 1970's fashion. But what do we define as vintage? Where does the appeal come from? And T 31 beginning of the global financial crisis. Instead of buying new goods, more consumers are becoming second-hand savvy, visiting vintage stores or flea markets to find quality products at decent prices. Carmen Haid, founder of vintage fashion eboutique Atelier-Mayer, believes this aspiration to acquire something of `real value' is unique to British culture. She claims: `in Italy or Spain people would rather buy vintage inspired designer gear than something second-hand, in the UK the genuine article still trumps.' However, Melanie Beese, expatriate and general manager of Dubai Flea Market, believes this interest reaches slightly further than the UK. `Flea markets are a very European thing,' she says. `It's part of the culture and tradition of countries like England and Germany, but not over here [in Dubai], where people want everything new, or at least they used to.' For lovers of vintage products, few things are more exciting than digging for treasures at a bustling flea market. Some of the most popular, entrenched markets are in Europe - including Porte de Vanves in Paris; Brera and Navigli in Milan; Borgo D'Ale and Alba in Italy; and La Braderie in Lille, France. It seems that this love of the genuine article extends beyond UK shores. It also seems that our American cousins � considered pioneers of the aspirational lifestyle � may be set to challenge our vintage crown. Elle and Blair Fowler, founders of online fashion community Elle and Blair, were surprised to discover the craze for all things vintage when they moved to LA two years ago. They said: `It felt like every cool ring we complimented or beautiful scarf we saw was vintage," they say. "Everyone in LA-la-land loves vintage and now we've joined the club.' LA, it would seem, has created a vintage way of life, with its abundance of bustling vinyl record stores, classic American cars still in use on a daily basis, and the presence of America's leading antique flea market on Long Beach. So it's only natural that vintage-style is becoming increasingly visible in people's homes. AgentGenius, an American real estate news magazine, reported earlier this year that vintage appliances, most notably Metal stars at Hells Kitchen Flea market, NYC Sunbury Antiques Market, UK / Leigh Metcalf Chiswick car boot sale, UK / Kotomi Yamamura Goods at a flea market in Tokyo, Japan / Me Old China Blog 32 91 from the 1950s, are popping up in homes across America. You could call it the Betty Draper effect! But what about the two powerhouse regions, Asia and the Middle East? With booming populations, an expanding economy and major construction projects � Shanghai, Hong Kong and Beijing are named as the top three real estate investment prospects in Asia. Nobody can ignore the effect this market is having on the fashion and design products industry. The Sunday Times reported earlier this year that the luxury goods market has, so far, defied the effects of the global financial crisis and this is largely "thanks to the soaring demand from the East". Consumers are newly rich and eager to spend. With buying habits firmly fixed on designer products, China is forecast to become the world's biggest luxury MAGAZINE Dubai Flea Market market. However there are signs that tastes are diversifying; moving away from `bling' and towards a more understated luxury. Up until now, the perception of wealth has influenced everything from fashion purchases to home design. In this part of the world, owning a Louis Vuitton bag or new furniture imported from Europe, is regarded as a status symbol. But with the rise of the Chinese antiques market and the increasing influence of flea markets and vintage fairs, consumers are demonstrating a greater appreciation for one-off collectables and vintage treasures. It is clear that there is an increasing global love affair with all things vintage, and this trend shows no signs of slowing down. The style is a path of rediscovery - from decade dressing, to that treasure hunt for a unique jewel in a bustling market. Vintage style can add those touches to everyday life that evoke affectionate memories � and this emotional connection to tradition and our past ensures the trend is unquestionably timeless. Flea Markets around the world.... � Chatuchak, Bangkok, Thailand : : arguably the biggest flea market in the world � Dublin Flea Market, Ireland :: : DJs and bands play at this monthly market � Hells Kitchen, New York : : A small but perfectly formed weekend market. � Grande Braderie, Lille France - take a day trip to this huge once a year event. � Camberwell Sunday market, Melbourne, Australia - 2nd hand & handmade goods only.. 33 91 MAGAZINE A few things from my life.. Complied by Chloe Adlington / Photos by Veronika Who lives here? Veronika and her husband, with their 3 year-old daughter Anya. 3 bed semi-detached property in Surrey Purchased in 2007 and extended in 2010 36 91 MAGAZINE 91 MAGAZINE V eronika's home oozes comfort, style & individuality. The gorgeous grey tones, clean lines and fluffy rugs are the perfect setting for busy family life and a growing small business, Sarah & Bendrix. "I started creating pictures using paper hearts about 2 years ago and since then the business grew and grew!" Her handmade pictures make lovely romantic, simple and personalized art and are showcased expertly around her own home. 39 40 91 MAGAZINE V eronika describes her decorating style as "ever changing and eclectic, but I feel like after 4 years of experimenting and moving furniture around I've finally found the right places and colours I want to live with! We have lots of things from Ikea and Laura Ashley but this is supplemented by thrifty finds from Etsy, Ebay and vintage shops." Next on Veronika's home improvement list is painting the kitchen and living room. She enjoys visiting blogs like The Marion House Book, Bodie & Fou and Design Sponge for interior inspiration. Veronika's shop :: www .sarahandbendrix.com Veronika's blog:: www .fewthingsfrommylife.blogspot.com Words by Vicky Callaghan Photos by Kathryn Taylor Paper me Pretty 91 MAGAZINE The lovely ladies from Magpie Arts in Manchester show Vicky Callaghan how to create pieces of jewellery using scraps of paper and a few odd buttons. f you are the type of person who is always on the look out for something a little different, fun and quirky to do then Magpie Arts, the jewellery workshop is an ideal place to visit. Tucked neatly away in Manchester's Northern Quarter, it offers a relaxed, informal atmosphere where craft enthusiasts can learn the clever tricks and skills required to produce beautiful handmade jewellery. Zoe James and Nicola I Karwat are the ladies in charge, organising fun afternoons, filled with ribbons, buttons, scissors and glue, needle and thread, giggles and chit-chat. And they really know their stuff. Both graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University with a first class honours degree in 3Dimensional Design before setting up Magpie Arts in 2009. Their aim is to put their skills and knowledge to good practice and share them with those willing to learn, through a range of differ- ent workshops. I was seduced by the idea of a `wallpaper jewellery' workshop so I went along to have a go. I was a little nervous at first as I didn't know what to expect and I did wonder if I was actually creative enough to make something good. But I worried for nothing. I arrived at Manchester Craft and Design Centre, where Magpie Arts is based and was immediately inspired by the surrounding studios. Sat poised with my pencil in one hand and glue gun in the other, I was ready to go! And the girls really did take care of me, guiding me every step of the way. There were times I struggled to see past one 43 91 style or design and they would help me look at it in a different way or suggest other colours and patterns to try. One suggestion I really loved was the use of buttons to break up solid colours or simply to jazz it up a little. The allotted two hours flew by and I was sad to leave. However, I walked away with a beautiful set of brooches and a feeling of achievement. It was a wonderful way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Other workshops include making jewellery from resin or using ribbons, buttons, silver wire and beads. All materials are provided so don't worry if you go empty-handed � you definitely won't leave that way! You can also use personal objects to make a necklace or brooch. Just take them along with you and you will be amazed by the different ways in which they can be made into something beautiful to wear and keep. Zoe and Nicola also offer unique ways to celebrate special occasions. At office parties, Christmas dos and hen nights, for example, they can provide two hours of crafty fun and even throw in a few bottles of pink fizz! As a bride-to-be myself, I MAGAZINE will be sure to speak to my maid of honour about this little hidden gem. For more info on the workshops at the Manchester Craft and Design Centre, visit: www.craftanddesign.com/about/workshops or contact firstname.lastname@example.com Zoe 07817 244731 or Nicola 07740 951014 45 A Space of my own Create a work space sanctuary to encourage creativity and tranquillity 91 MAGAZINE Hang a curtain over shelves which are storing your files and any unsightly cluttter. Use the space in front of your desk to create an inspiration wall. Pin up magazine cuttings, postcards, photos, fabrics and anything that might inspire you. Or if you are lucky enough to have a pretty view from your office or studio window, then position your desk in front of the window and draw your inspiration from the great outdoors! Take advantage of natural light and place your desk next to the window Photos: Lisa Cohen / Polly Wreford 47 Photos: Deb 91 MAGAZINE Go for an industrial look for your work space and take advantage of some of the fantastic vintage factory furniture and fittings found at flea markets and shops such as Elemental and The Old Cinema. These old wooden trolleys are a perfect storage solution, are easily manoeuvrable and look great! Try not to allow your desk to get too cluttered, but at the same time display things that make you feel good while you work. Plants, flowers, family photos or even a beautiful globe, so you can plan your travels when you next have a break. These images are taken from `A Space of my Own' The latest book from interiors journalist, Caroline Clifton-Mogg published by Ryland Peters & Small �19.99 49 bi Treloar / Polly Wreford Ladies Online More and more women are taking the plunge and setting up their own businesses are being run solely online. We meet some of these inspiring women who have made cyperspace their marketplace. business. With the internet making this easier than ever, many of these 91 MAGAZINE Name: Charlotte Lowcock Age: 32 Business: EdgeInspired Interview by Charlotte Clarke How did you get the idea for your business? Ever since I was a small girl, I have always loved to make things and over the years, have spent many hours hoarding and collecting tiny treasures. I find inspiration everywhere, be it an evening walk along the beach, a beautiful old building or a tiny shell. You run your online shop with your partner, how did this come about and how do you make it work? After meeting my partner Stuart at work and finding a shared passion for creating things, we would spend hours talking about how wonderful it would be to be able to create our own products and sell them. Then we discovered Etsy and decided to take the plunge. Just before Christmas last year, we set up EdgeInspired. As time passed, this became so successful that back in June this year, I made the decision to quit my day job and concentrate full time on expending our business. I could never have done this without Stu. He has been wonderfully supportive and even though he still works full time, will come home every evening and gladly help out with whatever tasks need to be done, often working with me late into the night. What made you choose Etsy.com as a platform to sell? We discovered Etsy by accident one evening and after spending time browsing through the website and chatting to other users in the forums, encouraged by their friendliness and the community feel, we set up our shop. Do you eventually plan to have an independent website? 51 Yes, we are currently in the process of setting up our website. It is very exciting and we can't wait for the site to go live. What methods do you use to promote your business? Social media has had a huge impact on our business. Being able to connect with people all over the world with just the click of a button is fantastic. We have made so many lovely friends and many of our wonderful customers have found us through Twitter and Facebook. What makes your business unique? We are so passionate about our products and having excellent customer service is our number one priority. We truly value each and every one of our customers and will always go the extra mile to ensure that their experience of buying from EdgeInspired is as enjoyable as possible. Is there anything you are better at dealing with than your partner? My biggest advantage is that after quitting my day job, I have more time during the day to engage with our lovely customers, be it a phone call or an email to thank them for their order. How do you tackle competition? Communication is so important to us, especially in a society where shopping online can end up being quite an impersonal experience. We always like to personally thank each of our customers for their order and include a little hand written thank you note. It's the little things that make the difference. What has been the hardest thing to deal with so far? When we first started EdgeInspired I was still working full time. I would spend break time and lunch times sat at my desk in the office busily wrapping up orders ready for posting after work. As time progressed, my desk was becoming more and more covered 52 91 with boxes and starting to look very much like a small Post Office. My colleagues would often find me buried under mountains of tissue paper and ribbons as the orders piled in and break times never seemed long enough! Finally, something had to give and with Stu's and my families support, I decided to quit my day job and concentrate full time on the business. I haven't looked back since. MAGAZINE Which businesspeople do you look up to? There are so many. One that immediately springs to mind is a lovely lady called Helen Wilde, who runs a wonderful website called `From the Wilde.' She has sourced a wide variety of products from a range of exciting and contemporary designer makers, artists and illustrators from the UK and carefully chosen international artists. Since we started working with Helen a few months ago, she has been such an inspiration. She injects such passion into her business and has given us so much help and support, especially after I made the decision to quit my day job. The other person who has been a huge influence is my uncle. Ever since I was young, he has run his own business and I have learnt from him that by being passionate about your products, working hard and being determined, great things can happen. He has taught us so many things and is a constant source of inspiration and support - we are truly grateful. What achievement are you most proud of so far? Receiving lovely emails and feedback from happy customers and knowing that we have been able to make a difference to someone's day with our products. How do you maintain a work / life balance? This is very much a work in progress. We have a home studio and inspiration can strike at the strangest times. We can often be found working late into the night. We try to take time out at weekends to regroup and spend time together walking along the shore, having a picnic by a lake and catching up with family. What are your future plans? We have so many exciting plans for EdgeInspired. We are currently designing a new home ware range which will be launching in January 2012. It will include many exciting new designs inspired by my original watercolour illustrations. We are also working on a 100% eco friendly range of greetings cards and gift tags. Visit the EdgeInspired Etsy Shop 53 Toodlepip! We hope you've enjoyed reading To find out about contributing or advertising please visit the website: www.91magazine.co.uk Follow us on Twitter too! @91magazine 91 Magazine! 91 Magazine is a Patchwork Harmony publication. All content is copyright of 91 Magazine and its individual contributors. Images can be used only with a link back to www.91magazine.co.uk and where possible, the contributors website. www.patchworkharmony.co.uk www.patchworkharmony.blogspot.com


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Also, I am interested in a way to use this 4 -5 grams to GET HIGH. Ha... I was told by a well informed friend that it might be possible to use a process in which you freeze the bud, or mix it with ice...? He has mentioned this process could lead to bubble-hash or maybe just marijuana that can be smoked. If this is true, could somebody post, or post a link to directions for this process. I would greatly appreciate it.
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Bud Rot, Bubblehash, and hashish oil questions...
First off and most importantly I am interested in the topic of bud rot, for various reasons. Most importantly...
Posted 30 January 2009 - 05:27 AM
strongest hash is BHO (butane honey oil), search for it.((for kif))
As for the rotted buds, I dont know if bubble hash is ok but ive heard of people making Isohash or Qwisohash from rotted trim/nug... I would say you get 1g for every 3.5g you put in... ((rough estimate))
Im sure someone else will come along and chip in...
As for the rotted buds, I dont know if bubble hash is ok but ive heard of people making Isohash or Qwisohash from rotted trim/nug... I would say you get 1g for every 3.5g you put in... ((rough estimate))
Im sure someone else will come along and chip in...
Posted 30 January 2009 - 05:28 AM
From my admittedly limited experience with making extracts from moldy product...BHO is definitely the way to go if you're going to do it at all, which I still don't recommend. There are different schools of thought about what affect the polarity of the solvent (in this case butane) has on the mold...for all we know, it could make it multiply. The bottom line is that you should cut your losses and get rid of any moldy herb.
Posted 30 January 2009 - 05:36 AM
Really? There must be soemone who knows if this BTO process will kill the mold...its a yes or no in the world of science is it not. I dont mind cutting my losses, but i woudl like to make a gram of some awsome hash with this stuff and it woudl be worth the time for me to do it. I would have fun no doubt. Is there a link by chance to that process?
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PHXU's I S P Subsidiary, The Best.Net, Signs Contracts Resulting in 75% Revenue Increase.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 11, 2001
Phoenix International Industries, Inc. (OTCBB:PHXU), announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, The Best.Net, an Internet Service Provider with headquarters in St. Simons, Ga., has signed contracts with a major distributor of e-mail which will increase its revenue in excess of $225,000 to Over $525,000 a Year. This will produce substantial growth in its current profitability resulting from the increase of 75% over its last years revenues of $300,000.
PHXU announced last week that The Best.Net will soon be merged into PHXU's primary subsidiary, the Telephone Company of Central Florida, enabling that company to move closer to becoming a complete "all purpose" telecommunications provider.
About PHXU and Its Affiliates
The Telephone Company of Central Florida, Inc., and The Best.Net, are wholly owned subsidiaries of Phoenix International Industries, Inc., a public company, listed on the Over-the-Counter Bulletin Board under the symbol "PHXU" with headquarters in West Palm Beach, Fla. PHXU is a fully reporting company, current in its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. TCCF is an Integrated Communications Provider (ICP) providing comprehensive communications services to both residential and business customers. TCCF offers multiple or individual communications services, including local and long distance telephone, Internet via ISP, ISDN, DSL, data, and website design and hosting.
With the exception of historical facts, the matters discussed in this press release include forward-looking statements that may involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Actual results may vary based upon a number of factors, including, but not limited to, risks in product and technology development, market acceptance of new products and technology, continuing demand, the impact of competitive products and pricing, and changing economic conditions.
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