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I have been collecting pictures of readers kitchens for the past few months, gathering them to up to write a story. Many of you have generously been sending in pictures of either your new or newly remodeled kitchens. Some of you have sent in pictures of your entire house. And sometimes the pictures of your kitchen are so interesting looking I have asked to see more of the house itself. This is the story of one of those really different kitchens that came in and caused me to want to see more of the house. The owner explains that her family is from Atlanta, but they summer on Nantucket, in this small house, a clapboard Greek Revival, built in 1840. After the house was purchased in 2006, an extensive renovation took place. While walls came down and ceilings were raised, the basic integrity of the house remained.
When the house was bought in 2006, the floor plan needed help - it had many small rooms, but no flow. The kitchen was in need of a total remodeling.
Today – the house is painted white, while the doors are painted blue.
The owner told me that she is a big fan of Nancy Fishelson, a very talented and popular architectural designer, who specializes in restoring older homes. Besides the renovation of the main house, there was an unfinished storage shed which the owner wanted to turn into a bedroom for her mother who comes to visit several weeks each summer. Nancy Fishelson was the perfect person for the job. Nancy's own houses have been published in many magazines over the years and she has a large following. The shed/bedroom that Nancy designed turned out fabulous – and is now the favorite guest room for those who visit.
Before: The living room. The décor was more suited to a Colorado cabin than a beach house on Nantucket.
Today: The living room is bright and cheery with white slipcovers, and blue and white striped fabrics. The room is filled with American antiques. Notice how different the fireplace looks painted white instead of its former colonial red. Through the window is the dining area located in the kitchen. Originally this dining area was an outdoor porch that was incorporated into the new kitchen.
Before: The dining room was next to the living room was in the middle of the house, while the kitchen was hidden far away. It was decided to move the kitchen to the dining room, which had great views out its windows.
After: The kitchen is now located in the former dining room. The blue fireplace was painted gray. Amazingly, when they pulled off the 1940's mantel, the original wide board sheathing was exposed. The owners loved the paneling so much that they uncovered it around the wall and even used it on the Sub Zero panel fronts. The ceiling was opened up and vaulted, using Nancy Fishelson's trademark grey collar tie beams. All of Nancy's houses have these fabulous beams which add so much character and texture, especially in an all white room.
Here's a view of the fireplace with the original paneling. All the cabinetry was painted Benjamin Moore Fieldstone – a color the owner says she got from Sally Wheat's infamous kitchen! The countertops are Fireslate. The refrigerator, to the left of the fireplace, is almost completely disguised behind the paneling. And a Shaws sink was used, the owner said, after reading about it here on Cote de Texas!
Looking the other direction – the backsplash is a crisp white subway tile.
Before: looking from the dining room into the porch – before it was incorporated into the kitchen.
After: And looking to the right of the island, is the dining area. This part of the room was once an unheated porch which the owners incorporated into the kitchen after tearing down the connecting wall. Aren't the wood floors gorgeous??!!!!!
Looking from the banquette dining area into the kitchen.
The original antique sheathing was used to construct the banquette. Cushions are made of 19th c. oatmeal colored duvets, and the pillows are made of old striped rag rugs.
Another view from the old porch looking into the new kitchen, formerly the dining room. Notice the beam that was placed on top the opening between the two rooms.
Another view of the beautiful ceiling beams. I love the three light fixtures and the tiny ceiling fan hanging from the beam.
A view past the kitchen down a hallway.
And looking into the living room from the dining area through a window which was once in the outside porch, but now is in the kitchen!
Before: the same window when it was the porch, before it was turned into the kitchen/dining area.
The bathrooms were all restored, but while the showers were modern, the old beams were left.
And the sink cabinets were made out of the original paneling found in the dining room. Great light fixture!
Closeup of the sink cabinet above with the same countertops found in the kitchen.
Another sink cabinet made during the remodeling. I love the small apron sink!
The unfinished shed that became "Mother's Guest House." Nancy Fishelson transformed this barren space into what is now the favorite guest room. Besides being known for her work on houses, Nancy also transforms gardens.
Inside, with its blue painted floors, Nancy used her trademark grey collar tie beams on the now vaulted ceiling. The room was furnished with American antiques, most fitting for a house on Nantucket Island.
The front door of the guest house looks out on the garden.
A view of the gardens with its stone rimmed pond.
Construction by Buccino HERE for more "before" pictures.
So, who exactly is Nancy Fishelson? After living in California for many years and making a name for herself, Nancy found this 1790s clapboard house in Litchfield County CT. located on 20 acres. This is how the house looked like when it was bought. Nancy specializes in restoring old houses and is tops in the field of architectural design. As usual, the more I leaned about Nancy, the more pictures I gathered to show you!!
Today, the house looks like this – painted white and totally restored. She raised the lowered ceilings, opened up doorways and added windows throughout. Many smaller rooms were combined in larger, more open ones. She created a new kitchen and turned three small rooms into a large master suite. Nancy says this house is more simple than others she has owned – saying that through the years she has learned that "less is more." The gardens are spectacular. That room overlooking the garden with all the windows is a sleeping porch – the windows come off during the summer months.
Inside, the house has her trademark white walls and wood floors. She has an extensive collection of American antiques which look right at home in this 1790s house.
Looking from the keeping room through to the Dutch door, another favorite element of Nancy. Wow – that fireplace! The kitchen leads off this room.
This is the now enclosed porch, which opens to the kitchen.
Another view inside the sleeping porch.
Nancy's kitchens are legendary seen here through the keeping room.
Her beautiful kitchen with its dark hardwoods and white walls – two of Nancy's trademark.
In Country Living magazine, the kitchen was shown in a close up. The pulley lights, which came from Europe are beautiful. In most kitchens, she replaces overhead cabinets with windows over the usual apron sink. The countertops are Fireslate – the same as the reader's kitchen.
BEFORE. Hard to believe this is the same kitchen! Nancy raised the roof, installed new windows and new cabinets she bought on eBay.
Beautifully, quiet dining room with grayish painted table and more pulley light sconces. I love the French doors that are used inside the house instead of solid doors.
Country Living magazine showed the dining room with gray painted chairs and a bright yellow rug. The pictures from Country Living magazine look so different from the other pictures of her house!!
Three small rooms were turned into the master suite – filled with American antiques.
The bathroom has this beautiful copper tub – what a luxury!
A view of the master bathroom. Notice the apron sink, the copper tub, and the beautiful wood beams.
Want to see more of Nancy Fishelson's work??
Before she moved to Connecticut, Nancy lived in this charming 1940s two story house in Mar Vista, California.
The living room was furnished in all white upholstery and her usual American antiques.
Another picture of the living room.
A rarely seen view of the living room with the dry sink and sign behind the sofa.
Closeup view of dry sink and sign above it.
Nancy is fond of using signage throughout her house. Again, the wood floors are gorgeous.
The dining room is located inside the large kitchen – a room she completely remodeled. These chairs and table look like the ones she now has in her dining room.
Nancy used old wood floors as kitchen countertops, and again, she used the pulley lights.
The master bathroom has two pedestal sinks and tiled shower. Her antique upholstery adds just the right touch.
A vintage bathtub sits in the master bedroom, in front of the balcony. I love how she added the high doors in the corner cabinets.
Years after moving out, the house in Mar Vista recently sold – what does it look like today? The yard is still how Nancy designed it with the stone walkway, picket fence and masses of roses.
The floors remain the same, as does the antique mantel with brick hearth. But the furnishings can't compare to Nancy's charming American antiques collection. It looks so bare and has none of the warmth or coziness it had when Nancy lived here. You can see into the dining room/kitchen here.
The kitchen remains the same, except for the furniture. The pulley lights and wood countertops remain, just as Nancy designed them.
A view of the dining area.
Another view of the beautiful kitchen.
The bathtub was removed from in front of the balcony! I wonder why? Nancy said she loved to leave her bed and jump into the bath!!
The bathroom remains the same.
The backyard is still beautiful – just as it was in Nancy's day. While the house is still pretty, it is lacking Nancy's styling and antiques.
Another project Nancy took on was restoring five 1920s bungalows in what was once a Mormon community in California. Here is what one of the houses looked like – which Nancy bought and lived in.
And after – white paint, picket fences, roses, and French doors.
Before: Nancy bought this house which came with a small cottage. While she remodeled the house, she stayed in the cottage until the house was ready.
The same space after Nancy left her mark – she put on a charming new garage door and landscaped the yard in the romantic English style.
She raised the ceiling, added beadboard, and French doors.
The main living area with a view to the dining area and then the kitchen.
This gives you a view of the vaulted ceiling she uncovered.
In the kitchen, she removed the overhead cabinets and added an apron sink – years before they were so popular!
The restored bathroom.
A cabinet filled with her mother's collection of white ironstone.
So….what happened to this charming bungalow? Linda and Lindsay Kennedy approached Nancy to sell them her house. A deal was struck and the Kennedys moved into the house in 2003.
At the time, the Kennedys owned Chloe Décor, a company that specialized in Swedish antiques. Here, the house was shown in the book Swedish Interiors by Eleish and van Breems. The Kennedys filled the house with the Swedish antiques they sold at the time, directly from home. You can really see how pretty the living room is with its vaulted beadboard ceiling and the interior and exterior French doors. The Swedish Mora clock adds so much atmosphere to any room!
Looking the opposite way in the living room. Trademarks of Nancy's – dark wood floors, white paint, raised ceilings, beadboard – can all be seen throughout this bungalow.
Another view of the living room with the painted fireplace, just as Nancy left it.
In this corner, a gorgeous Swedish desk with clock.
In the bedroom, another beautiful clock and desk, the bathroom can be seen through the French doors.
Nancy always designs kitchens without upper cabinets above the sink – instead she uses windows to open up the room. The kitchen looks almost exactly as Nancy left it, except it has more plants.
The charming back yard, open to a porch off the living room. The Kennedy's eventually sold this house and moved on, even selling their company. Brooke from Velvet and Linen visited Linda in her new home – see it HERE.
Looking completely different, the bungalow recently was sold again. Here, with seagrass and bright yellow check fabrics, the house seems more grown up!! I love those French doors that Nancy installed – notice they are paned only on the top half.
I wish these pictures were bigger. I love the way it is decorated by the new owners.
The bedroom looks so different with the seagrass and green and white bedding. Very nice!
I hope you enjoyed the Nantucket house and kitchen sent in by a reader – who used Nancy Fishelson to help restore it with integrity.
To read more about Nancy, please visit her web site HERE. She sells some of her wonderful antiques on her web site and there is a portfolio section for your perusal.
If you have a new or newly restored kitchen you would like to share with us, please send it to my email address at email@example.com
Watch for more readers kitchens and houses in the near future.
Thank you!
Summer House in Nantucket Restored by Nancy Fishelson
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A wonderful post as usual, and I can see why Nancy Fishelson is so much in demand.ReplyDelete
Joni, you blow all of the other design bloggers away! Absolutely incredible post chock-full of gorgeous homes. And after seeing the house on Nantucket, you make me miss it so much. I haven't been there since the '90s, but it's still my favorite vacation spot ever. Thanks so much for sharing this with us.ReplyDelete
I totally need to remodel my kitchen. It has builder's dark wood cabinets and (gasp) laminate counters. The flow is awful and would involve putting and addition on in order to slide down the family room. Moving the dining area into the current family room and expanding the kitchen. A huge project thats just not in the budget yet.ReplyDelete
These gorgeous posts just make me want all white cabinets even more.
Did anyone else notice the primitive antique horse that seemed to be in every room? Is that another Nancy signature or just some weird coincidence?
I see why you love Nancy's style! So gorgeous! I love her transformations of modest homes to light and airy abodes. Her kitchens are amazing!ReplyDelete
WOW, Joni! This was a 2 cup post and I enjoyed every last word and photo! Nancy does amazing work and every home invited me in! Thank you so much for all your research! Now I MUST go back through it all again. So afraid I have missed something, there is SO MUCH to see.ReplyDelete
Joni, my friend...ReplyDelete
You always make the most amazing posts!!!! This one is all about celebrate summer... light, fresh! Love it!
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Who couldn't love these spaces! I am proclaiming that Nancy, single handedly has redeemed Americana! I am thrilled to see these timely renditions that include my beloved American Country pieces!ReplyDelete
I love this home. She did a fabulous job, and the floors are perfect!ReplyDelete
Have a great week, Joni.
Joni, thanks for your efforts in creating a beautiful blog. Especially enjoyed this one. Love Nancy's bright style. We have recently purchased a 1907 two story, three fireplace, craftsman/coastal style home near Cumberland Island Georgia and this post gave me tons of inspiration for fireplace mantels, panelling and kitchen and bathroom redo. Thanks again!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 11, 2011 at 9:40 AM
Absolutely beautiful! I especially love the home on Nantucket. Definitely proves the adage that less is more! Would love to see more of Nancy's work.ReplyDelete
As usual, a fantastic post! These homes made my heart beat a little faster this morning!:) Thank you JoniReplyDelete
Joni what a wonderful post full of patina. the floors look like satin. They are the kind of floors you have to bend down and touch. I love all the original beams. It was fun for me to see some of Nantucket designs. Someday I am going to go there, it is on my list of places to see, KathysueReplyDelete
Nancy really has the touch, the homes are totally transformed!!
Even a small cottage can look absolutely perfect! Love the desks and wonderful clocks.
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LOVED this post! Thanks so much for sharing.... I hope you don't mind that I linked it up on Crisp Interiors facebook page :) It's just fabulous !ReplyDelete
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This is the look I love. Clean, crisp and vintage. Thanks for a really great post. Highpointcircle.blogspot.comReplyDelete
Nancy's style is perfect and I love all the homes. She really knows how to make things lighter, brighter but still livable. Thanks for a wonderful post...AGAIN!ReplyDelete
Joni, thanks for another inspiring post and for all your research. So many wonderful details in Nancy Fishelson's work. I really enjoyed seeing it.ReplyDelete
- Mary in AustinJuly 11, 2011 at 12:39 PM
Another absolutely fantastic post.
I am completely inspired.
I love painted American furniture and it was so nice to see it used so elegantly.
Nan Fishelson is very talented - wow! I need to get to work.
Thanks again, Joni
THANKS EVERYONE!!! I love that American antiques look so good white slipcovers and seagrass. hehe.ReplyDelete
I am saving this for the day when I need inspiration and ideas for the new home we will probably buy .. Having lived for a long time in the US Northeast, this sort of home has always appealed to me. And now, I am much more interested in large open rooms and wonderful gardens.ReplyDelete
Thanks for this, it came at a perfect time :)
Joni, Thanks for sharing these beautiful images of the Nantucket house and the Nancy Fishelson homes. All so beautiful and inspirational! Your blog post are always my favorites!ReplyDelete
I love the simplicity of design in all the homes. Nothing too overdone, but not stark. It all has just the right mix.ReplyDelete
So great that Fishelson honors the character of each house she remodels. Loved the thorough post so we can appreciate the full spectrum of her work.ReplyDelete
Thank you again, Joni, for a well-researched and inspiring post.
I did notice that everything looks better in white slipcovers! You have convinced me. I am now a believer.
This has to be one of my all time favorite blogs of anyone out there in blog land. Love the images and the introduction to Nancy Fishelson! Thank you so much for what must have been a ton of homework on your part...I have thoroughly enjoyed this.
Another keeper of a post, Joni! Well done.ReplyDelete
I so appreciate the introduction to Nancy's work. How is it that I haven't heard of her before now???
I do so love those slate counter tops. So much nicer than the ubiquitous granite.
I love this kind of post, Joni! And loved seeing the homes. Now I spied that copper bathtub! Love it! And those kitchens. It's always kitchens with me! :)ReplyDelete
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Promise that you'll never ever stop blogging!ReplyDelete
What fun! I'll bet the subsequent owners loved that tub so much, they took it out before they put the house on the market so they could take the tub with them. Calgon, take me away... ;-)ReplyDelete
*** "MISS NANCY" T*R*U*L*Y has her "stuff" together~~~ She KNOWS what she likes, AND what will work for her. It's quite charmingly obvious that she is loyal to herself, her taste and personal style, and it all just WORKS together soooooo beautifully!!!ReplyDelete
That she keeps things fresh, clean, clutter-free, light n' airy... AND uncomplicated... speaks volumes about her, and the wonderful reputation she has so rightfully earned... I have seen her work before & yes, it was all "love at first sight"!
Thank you, dear Joni, for taking so much time to adequately share her talents here with us... I LOVED THIS "CAPTIVATING" WRITE-UP!!!
Warmest wishes (its hot here in AZ as WELL as in TX, girlfriend!!!)...
Linda in AZ *
Thank you Joni for writing about our Nantucket home! Only wish I'd known you were going to publish the photos ... would like to have provided ones without junk all over the counters, etc ... hopefully CDT readers will look beyond the (very) un-staged shots! yikes!ReplyDelete
Working with Nancy was a joy ... and we now have the summer home of our dreams.
Thanks for everyone's kind comments.
It certainly appears that she picked the right person to help...Nancy can absolutely make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. I absolutely adore Nantucket and this precious home is one of the reasons...what an amazing transformation. I love that they retained the original character of the home while updating...can I just have a night in the "shed"?!!ReplyDelete
We love her simple style and use of light. Beautiful.ReplyDelete
The amount of research and time you put into your posts is amazing, Joni. You always blow me away. This is the third time I've been back to study these photos (and to pin some more to my Pinterest boards)--loved every single one. Thanks!ReplyDelete
There is way too much here to respond to specifically--so just a big thank you. I love these monster posts of yours and how you put them together. They always make me exclaim outloud at some point or another! :)ReplyDelete
You've pulled together so many wonderful images and bits of information! In the Nantucket redo, I love that they used original paneling form the dining room to create the bathroom cabinetry. In Nancy's own home, I love the signage. I always see so many amazing signs when I go to the Maine Antiques Festival in Union. In fact, I love everything about that show. Such a nice change up from what we see at Marburger and Round Top (though I love what I see there, too!).ReplyDelete
Great post!
Hi Joni! I featured your blog at stylesson today. You do a fantastic job putting together each post. This was a favorite! I adore seeing the befores and afters and especially Nancy Fishelson's work.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 13, 2011 at 11:15 AM
Beautiful pictures Joni! Simple elegant rooms with perfectly chosen pieces for each space. Love how Nancy incorporates all the lovely antiques for a fresh up to date look. Especially like and agree with designchic when she said "Nancy can make a silk purse out of a sow's ear". Perfect analogy. Thanks for this fabulous blog!!!ReplyDelete
I wanted to personally thank you for
all the time and effort you put into
the story of the Nantucket house...
and your gracious and kind comments about my work.
As well, to say that working with
Betsy and Lee on their home in Nantucket has been one of the greatest pleasures in my career. We shared a vision of the home they
hoped to have, while respecting the gifts an old home offers.
Betsy and I also share a love of
American antiques and her years of
collecting led us to find a palette
that featured her love of blue with
my love of whites and neutral colors. I was delighted that we found this balance in tones and textures that perfectly suited her
Many thanks to all your readers for
their comments. I am truly touched.
All the best,
Love this post!!!!! Thank your reader for letting us see their house!ReplyDelete
I had the great pleasure of seeing all the featured houses created by nancy in person. the transformations are unbelievable and she has such a vision of exactly what it is going to look like before she moves a plank. the house in connecticut was especially amazing. the way nancy designed and furnished the home, really gave you the opportunity to enjoy the four distinct seasons new england has to offer. the keeping room was the perfect place to sit in front of the fire during a snowstorm. The gardens were amazing to behold in the spring or the height of summer. There was not a corner or room in that house that did not draw your attention and make you want to curl up for the day. I can't wait to see what she does next. i so enjoyed your sharing so many of her projects in one place.ReplyDelete
Hello friends,ReplyDelete
There are five summer house properties, four in town and the original property, the summer house cottages in sconset. The street property is the most centrally located and is a handsome, restored historic house with top-notch amenities. Rooms are equipped with robes and deluxe toiletries. Most of the rooms are on the small side, bathrooms are former closets. Thanks a lot!
- AnonymousJuly 16, 2011 at 11:06 AM
I live in Nantucket, and I admire how the modest size of this house was kept at a time when only McMansions seem to dofor summer people.ReplyDelete
I also like the fact that there is an electric fan in one of the pictures and wonder if they manage to do without central air. They have an almost constant breeze where they are, below the Cliff, so perhaps coming from Atlanta, it already seems cool enough. Or maybe not. Having central air is not a moral issue, even if it is only in the mid-70's toay, July 16.
The builders' photos are fascinating because as in so many remodels here, the house almost has to be rebuilt anew to meet code, but they were very responsible about reusing original materials.
In the kitchen, I am too tall to like banquets, and no one in our family would ever sit on a stool at an island; just not our style. The wood work, lighting, and accessories are terrific. They did a great job hiding the inevitable Sub Zero refrigerator very well. Stainless steel for stoves has become are the new Avocado, but the owners and designer avoided the now fading granite counter cliche with. the nice paperstone.
The baths and sink cabinets are wonderful.
Finally, we bought a large and wonderfully threadbare oriental rug (not in the pictures) and some of the kilim pillows on the window seat when the owners pared down the contents of the house before doing the construction. These aren't right for Nantucket, but they are great in our condo in a a929 building in Richmond.
Great feature!
You have a gift for storytelling with images. Your research is fascinating and much appreciated. Thanks for yet another delicious post. Best wishes for a delightful weekend!ReplyDelete
Hi Joni, boy am I late to the party. Wonderful post.ReplyDelete
I have a "Nancy" folder on my desktop and go to it often to look at her work and be inspired. I have added a few more today....so thank you!
xox kelley
Cote de Texas!!! I love love love your blog! I truly enjoyed Nancy Fishelson's story and photos! I am so inspired!! Would you be able to tell me what color WHITE PAINT you and she like to use on woodReplyDelete
paneled ceilings and walls? I am having a tough time deciding...
Thank you!!!!
Sally xoxoxo
I appreciate you starting the post with a cool historical photo.ReplyDelete
You did an awesome job on the house! I came across your post while looking for Nantucket Summer Rentals and really enjoyed it!ReplyDelete
Great post! I am seriously dreading the day that I have to move back out of my summer home. Keep up the good work on this blog!ReplyDelete


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2012-2013 Season
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Sat., Mar. 17, 2012, 7:00 PM
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Caption Contest: Iron Ben 1
With Iron Man 3 taking the theaters by storm this weekend, it is only appropriate that Iron Ben would make a cameo appearance now that the impregnable Dow crossed 15K, the S&P is over 1600, and pretty much everything is higher, literally and metaphorically, than it's ever been.
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"Black may be more macho, but I'm the dude who centrally plans the whole economy, so of course the suit's gonna be red."
this is a genuine question:
what neuropathies/psychopathies are indicated by the speaker in the transcript below?
if you watch the entire video, you will observe facial ticks, flat affect, and (at the very end, in response to zh question) a deliberate/defiant absence of planning regarding an adverse event of substantial impact.
http://www.youtube.com/v/XU_q77z0PcQ&start=1906&end=1984&version=3&autoplay=true transcript um, your first question is, it's quite clear that there are differing views about uh, about this. and this, it's quite clear that uh, there are different, um, uh, I would say, different Inclinations about Mutualizing potential Losses stemming from banking system, systems. uh, but, first of all, the SSM [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_Supervisory_Mechanism], it wouldn't actually call for A Mutualization, so it could actually speedily proceed. the second point, much of the Restructuring and Resolution framework would not call, necessarily, for A Mutualization. I would, I would say that the challenging part there is The Coordination of the different bankruptcy laws in different parts of The Tnion, of the, of The Euro Area. so that could also go speedily. and I think the commission, I mean, uh, uh, I, I don't think, I'm sure, The Commission had done, uh, splendid work on both, on both accounts. and so The Council is now called, to, uh, sign these two Measures and so they can enter into Force as soon as possible because we have seen that they are crucial for The Stability. thank you.
"Hah, ha, look at that guy standing up there in his underwear and he doesn't even seem to know it!"
"You know were it not for my corrupted heart I would have never had this power."
everything is higher, literally and metaphorically, than it's ever been
Except honesty. We are living a supreme joke. This economy is a farce. FU Ben.
He looks like he is out of spiderman webs.
Wondertwin powers activate! Form of penis head.
Tony Stark: "So Ben… how did you solve the debt problem?"
Ben is a clicking, nervous, sweaty, barely articlulate rep. He revels in his own servitude.
A beaten cur! Happily prostrate before the NWO. A coward.
i win....first 20 seconds
Helicopters are for chumps, I'm Rocket Printer Man.
Rocket Printer Man can print fiat faster than a bleeding economy, able to stack $100-bills higher than the Empire State Building in a single day.
Just kidding, Bennie. You knows we loves ya.
Come on down to the farm sometime, and I'll show you the new firing range we named for you.
" I am the ultimate Klingon from Uranus. Fuck you, taxpayer assholes. Printers on STUN ! "
um, your first question is,
it's quite clear
that there are differing views about uh,
about this.
and this,
it's quite clear that uh,
there are different, um, uh,
I would say,
different Inclinations about Mutualizing
potential Losses stemming from
banking system,
uh, but, first of all,
the SSM
it wouldn't actually call for
A Mutualization,
so it could actually speedily proceed.
the second point,
much of The Restructuring and Resolution framework
would not call, necessarily, for
A Mutualization.
I would,
I would say that
the challenging part there
is The Coordination of
the different bankruptcy laws
in different parts of
The Union, of the, of
The Euro Area.
so that could also go speedily.
and I think The Commission,
I mean, uh, uh, I,
I don't think,
I'm sure,
The Commission had done, uh,
splendid work on both,
on both accounts.
and so The Council is now called,
to, uh, sign these two Measures
and so they can enter into Force
as soon as possible
because we have seen that
they are crucial for
The Stability.
thank you.
Are you suggesting he has ADD,
or just senile dementia?
"Are you suggesting he has ADD, or just senile dementia?"
Mister Draghi is not my patient at the present time, so I have therefore made no diagnosis.
Moreover, should he choose to submit to my care, I would be obligated to respect patient/caregiver confidentiality.
that being said, one is always free to search the web (including videos) for terms such as "disorganized speech" in order to gain insight into how certain pathologies present.
also, there are strict limits imposed by maw-maw on having guests (i.e., patients) here in her basement. pretty much just saturday afternoons. sorry if that doesn't fit your schedule. I know you are busy with all that bail-in-ability stuff.
I love cock and balls!
"I made some jelly sandwiches and sliced up some cantaloupe, I figured you could eat a little and then play with your cock and balls."
I'm the Iron Man. I've been hit in the face with more balls than Yogi Berra.
I shit artificial liquidity daily. *smirk*.
I don't know about everyone else, but I am really tired of Iron Man, Batman, Superman, transformers, x-men, and all the other movies hollywood seems to redo every couple of years with more explosions and updated graphics. Seriously can't we come out with anything new? Pretty soon we will have an ironman with Bernanke as the star. His power will be shooting ink and paper at his enemies.
But the resolution is better and now it's in 3D. Am I missing something?
my cock looks like a kosher acorn
"Fuck You, Bernanke!"
"Talk to the hand, sheeple."
Ha Ha Ha... ~ very funny coming from a sychophant...
Might as well say... TALK TO THE HAND YOU FUCKING GOYIM SWINE...
Pretty rude there, Francis.
Protects me from the ridicule of Zero Hedge...
until it doesn't.
Bet it pisses him off that the suit is made of a gold-titanium alloy.
Iron Ben's suit is 100% tungsten and tinfoil... Powered by hopium and impervious to the evil forces of economic reality.
"Will this suit protect me from Holder's Fast 'n Furious guns?"
"Yeah, prolly. You're not Mexican or Border Patrol, so you should be safe. Just stay out of Benghazi and you're golden."
"Planning his vengeance
That he will soon unfold"
-Black Sabbath
Iron Man
+1 (green arrow stuck)
Has he lost his mind?
Can he see, or is he blind.
Saul hath slain his thousands, and David his ten thousands, but Shalom-Bernank hath slain his 300 Millions.
Hi there!
You should see my codpiece!
"There is nothing except this. There's no art opening, no charity, nothing to sign. There's the next mission, and nothing else."
Cross my palm with bitcoin and I shall tell you the S&P close for Monday.
The name's BernanQE, Ben BernanQE, but you can call me Mr. Q(E)...
*shoots laser beams from hand* ZZZZZZZZIRP ZZZZZZZZIRP ZZZZZZZZZIRP
All the while HFT stations go, "Pew... Pew... Pew..."
Inkjet printers now come in full body suit? Do we feed the paper into his ass?
Tylers... just for you... my quote is:
"I have 5 mini anal probes in place of finger digits, count them and behold"
"Now bend over, and remember, I'm sorta with the government, and I am here to help"
Don't ask me how I know what mini anal probes look like,
The Male G spot????? never heard of it.
What?! So... I see. But what happened to Platnum Ben?
"We Come in Peace."
"Let me help you..."
"I use special lotion to make my beard look sexy, here... try it."
"You won't find my printers... We've gone Digital."
"I know that you know, that there are 3.50/5.75 bln POMOs on the 6th, 8th, 14th, 17th, 21st, 23rd, 29th & 31st of this month - Forget you ever saw that list *FLASH*."
There's not an ouce of Gold in the circuitry of this suit, for I AM TUNGSTEN-MANN!
I saw it. It opens with Ben (Robert Downey Jr.) giving himself a heroin injection. It ends with him retiring.
It was based on the true story of Bernanke's life.
So I'd have to say:
Good luck you're on your own from here out.
I just made $345,000,000,000 worldwide and I've not started on America yet.
Hey Dude, watch this!
Stop in the name of print
Before you break my heart
Baby baby, I'm aware of where you go
Each time you leave my door
I watch you walk down the street
Knowing the PMs you'll meet
But this time before you run to PM
Leaving me alone and hurt
(Think it over)
Haven't I been good to you?
(Think it over)
Haven't I been sweet to you?
Stop in the name of print
Before you break my heart
Stop in the name of print
Before you break my heart
Think it over
Think it over
I've known of your, your secluded nights
I've even seen PM, maybe one or twice
But is PM's sweet expression
Worth more than my print and affection?
This time before you leave my arms
And rush off to PM's charms
(Think it over)
Haven't I been good to you?
(Think it over)
Haven't I been sweet to you?
Stop in the name of print
Before you break my heart
Stop in the name of print
Before you break my heart
Think it over
Think it over
I've tried so hard, hard to be patient
Hoping you'll stop this infatuation
But each time you are together
I'm so afraid of losing you forever
Stop in the name of print
Before you break my heart (Baby, think it over)
Stop in the name of print(Think it over, baby)
Before you break my heart (Ooh, think it over, baby)
Stop in the name of print
Before you break my heart
Stop in the name of print
Before you break my hear
"Stop! In The Name Of Print" hujel
Tungsten Man made sense to me because it's a metal like iron, but Fiat Man, QE Man or Ladies Man all work for me.
I thought you were Broke Man.
Krug Man?
Well, GoldMan sure as hell wasn't going to work. Don't get Tungstenman wrong - he attends synagogue with Goldman, but they never quite see eye-to-eye...Goldman's just too traditional.
Xerox has a new mascot! Shalom to the rescue!
"you know how much coke and federal notes i gave to Robert Downey JR. for this thing!?!?
I know what you're thinking, punk. You're thinking "did he fire six shots or only five?" Now to tell you the truth I forgot myself in all this excitement. But being this is a palladium powered currency weapon, the most powerful fiat printing instrument in the world and will blow your ass(ets) into sure oblivion, you've gotta ask yourself a question: "Do I feel lucky?" Well, do ya, punk?
Unlike Tony Stark, I've never run a business.
Can you tell?
Ahhhh...how bout I fuck myself!!
Umm, is that gold in his hand? If so, this whole caption contest is as rigged as the economy - we all know Ben doesn't have gold.
What? I wear this by myself. At night. So what? How'd you get in here anyway?
Short sellers beware! - Benny Sokko's Flying Robot has finger missiles with YOUR name on them.
Benny sez:
"Short sellers got no reason
short sellers got no reason
to live.
They got price alerts that go beep, beep, beep
They make up shit, then proceed to Tweet
Don't want no short sellers,
no fucking short sellers
Don't want no short sellers
'round here."
Middle Class prostate exam.
Enter the Iron Maiden
"Let my board and me again become as one! For I must leave this place of madness!"
Oh wait, that was the Silver Surfer, never mind.
Ah yes, Bernanke's arch enemy, the League of Precious Metals. In Issue #33 the Silver Surfer faces off the Fed Chairman's left-hand man - the Fiat Fondler.
I say left hand because his right is holding down ctrl + P.
Yeah, I lost a bet...I thought America would have attempted an overthrow of us by now.
I have a hot date with Krugman, we are going to a costume party to celebrate steal our 3rd Trillion.
christians love me! i am model 666! crushing a family near you soon while doing god's work.
Trust me, We run this government, and we're here to help.
Iron man Ben? Rust Never Sleeps
Oxidation is a bitch FiSHeS, though I don't mind a little on a stack of Silver Eagles.
Check out the Middle Class colonoscopy camera.
Of course the camera is in the palm, why?
"Dont fuck with me!"
"I'm Ben "Control PMan".
"Please remain calm while I debase your currency and buy all of your country's assets with soon to be worthless paper."
I found this COOL suit some guy's Safe Deposit box!!!
Benny, Benny, Benny and the (Wall St) Jets.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjUk3Bp16zs
She packed my bag last night, zero hour, 9 AM,
And I'm be as hi-i-igh as a kite by then... I'm a Rocket Man...
I miss the earth so much, I miss my life, it's lonely at the Fed,
On such a timeless flight... And I think it's gonna be a long, till touchdown brings me round again to fins
round again to find I'm not the man I they think I am.. Oh no, no, no!
I'm a Rocket Man... burning up his fuse up here alone
Mars will have to be the kind of place to raise the kids...
look it's Wall St's favorite superhero!!!!:
"FU Bernanke"
Live long and prosper..oh shit, wait.......
No. niktu...nickel...
Alright already. I said the goddamn words. Now send me back. Like in the deal.
Built entirely with non-HQC tangibles! And it comes with an iPhone.
He returned to steal
with his paper printing wheel
(to the tune of Ironman)
I am MegaPrint, lead Decepticon in charge of the printing press. I can transform into a stinking, rotting, corrupt pile of garbage known as the share market.
"You can't defeat me, I am powered by unlimited taxpayer debt and bankers!
Now give me your barbarous relics and buy equities or I'll keep blasting your kid's and grand-kid's future with my QE blasters!"
I am red pill/blue pill man!
Take the blue pill for blissful ignorance or a hard on or both...
Take the red pill to see the painful truth of reality...
My suggestion is the blue pill!
Reality sucks!!!
"No Janet. I am your father!"
" No Viagra required - Iron hard on, and paper Benjamin condoms are the life for me ! "
" Oh yeah - I have to shoot the suit designer for making it mostly gold in color. Fucker. "
I finally came out of Tim Geithner's closet!!! I feel SOooooo relieved! I can bang with Shaq!! Anyone got a tube of wiener-slickum??
"Afteroon maam, I'm Fed chairman Mr Ben Bernank, this is my associate from the IRS, Mr. Miller. We'd like to ask you a few questions about some missing investment grade metal bullion."
Next time I'll come as Gold man.
Depleted Uranium Man. Ultra-dense kinetic penetration, bitchez.
"Damn, if only I knew my QE would affect precious metals more than iron ore, I'd change my suit to Goldman."
How many rights will you give up to avoid a second Depression?
and it's connected to my Heidelberg Speedmaster LX 162
How many billions of people who will die from my actions is this many.
Nigel Farage -- England's "Iron Man!"
You heard it from me first, bitchez! So, no plagiarizing, bitchez!
Nigel's UKIP party just won a huge number of seats in national elections. Go Iron Man Farage! Booyah!
"Benedict Arnold was a pussy compared to the treason Ben Bernanke has released upon the goyim"
I have become the destroyer of worlds.
hnnn The moral hazard is strong in this one.
Crucify him. On the Tree of Woe.
"Stare into the light in my hand.....that's it,...
Now when I count to three again, you will think paper is money."
You guys really got me rolling tonight! A good ending to a suck-ass day...
how many QE fingers do you count?
"I got into this fruit suit because everybody else but me is stupid" "I'm the smartest fruit of all."
"I bet you don't like me because I'm a queer."
"stare into my trillion dollar coin, your eyes are getting heavy, your wallet is levitating, listen to my words, sleep young sheeple, sleep............................."
San Jacinto THIS Peter Gabriel..
I hold the light.
on second thought.
Bernanke :
"shalom, my name is benjamin...huh...huh...i..er...i...well i have these magic powers...huh....huh..."
(Foams at the corners of his mouth)
Therapist :
"err thank you, you can sit down now!"
How many Supreme Court justices does it take to pass on a rewrite of the Constitution?
Where are my horns and trident?
Be fruitful and monetize


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Vegas Pro 8 by captain236Watch
©2007-2016 captain236
Not the best icon, but good enough for my dock.
thx for the Icon! i appreciate it!
Thank you
thanks 4 the icon
What does a Dock Icon do?
Can you make sony vegas pro 9? nice icon i like it!
Wonderful icon!
can somebody tell me how to get it four free my vegas dos not work but cool icon
amzing icon one thing i wonder though, ive seen that glossy effect everywhere, how do you do it?
this is pro shit for pros like me
Thanks! I've been looking for good one and this will do.
Thanks so much, nice icon
This is very well made. Thank you.
Fantastic! Ive been looking for a good vegas icon and its a lot better than the ones I've seen. I was going to do one myself one day.
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Pokemon Puella 4th Batch{paypal}{closed} by HacuubiiWatch
©2013-2016 Hacuubii
(1) JIRACHI - for 25$
(2) SHAYMIN SKY FORM - for 25$
(3) DARKRAI - for 25$
(4) CUSTOM - bid for it!!
people who offer the 3 HIGHEST prices will have their puella drawn in the NEXT BATCH.
- 16$
- 25$
see you next time!
I'm only accepting paypal atm ♥ sorry
more batches soon!!
once you buy them, the character is yours! feel free to give her a name, change her design... I'd be really happy if you credit me, as well.
do not resell!!
enjoy ♥
Shamin is cool
I love that you know that Puella is girl, I <3 Latin!
; v ; well i took it from PUELLA MAGI so you can't say I'm really good at Latin ; v ; anyway latin IS cool
Waa too cute!
Your paintings really have no cuteness or beautiful limit ! Every picture is so perfect! And as everytime i enojoy it so much seeing all the lovely details and stuff... I am in love with your pictures if thats possible ;3
So who won the auction? ; v ; If it's not over yet, I bid $16 on articuno <3
Yay! you win! I'll let you know when I'm finished > W <
Thanks for bidding! the auction will end in 17 hours so there's still some time ^ O ^
$20 for one -- For a Dewott?? If you can make it a boy, that'd be great. ;__;
If not, just let me know so I can change my Poke?
If not, just let me know so I can change my Poke?
well I think I can draw a boy
If it's really not that crucial then give me the girl option I'm just saying I'm better at designing girls ^ ^
If it's really not that crucial then give me the girl option I'm just saying I'm better at designing girls ^ ^
$13 for dewong :3
Omg, Jirachi Is soooooo cute!!!
I wish I could bid.. but I can't
I wish I could bid.. but I can't
$15 for Blaziken
HI AGAIN asdasdalkdjsd <333
Can I get one of the customs, duskull for $25 ud please!
Can I get one of the customs, duskull for $25 ud please!
Hello > w < ♥ thanks for bidding!
WAIT NO I CHANGE MY MIND, drifloon not duskull!
I've already drawn drifloon ; v ; I can try again but I'd really prefer drawing a different pokemon ♥
The Jirachi-one looks adorable!
Can I ab a custom slot? ; A ; for Ninetails but shiny? c:
sure! just offer a price for it > w < the details are all there
aww theyre all adorable XD


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The Monday morning quarterbacking has already begun over the makeup of the Republican Party. Brace yourself for calls to "moderate" or become more "inclusive" and endless explanations for why the GOP lost one demographic or another.
Make no mistake: President Obama's reelection was a victory for a campaign, not a candidate.
The reality is that the strategies for effective campaigning have changed, and the Republican Party has, so far, stubbornly refused to embrace the tactics that have led to victory for the other side on a national level.
Mr. Obama's victory, by any measure, was improbable. Economic indicators such as chronically high unemployment and stagnant growth should have prevented his re-election when pitted against a competent challenger. Mitt Romney's record of effective governance and experience as an executive seemed ideally suited for such a time as this.
The president won, not based on the strength of his record (weak), his agenda (more of the same), or because of the shifting priorities of a nation (jobs and the economy are still number one). He won because of the misallocation of resources by Republican donors, party committees, and third party groups.
Democrats have for 16 years excelled at voter mobilization and voter turnout. As a party they embraced technological advances and social media much more quickly and effectively, and have been buoyed by longtime allies such as labor unions that have mastered community organizing and get-out-the-vote tactics. Democratic voter mobilization in urban and suburban areas and their ability to turn out targeted demographics helped propel the president to a second term.
Meanwhile, GOP committees and political organizations focused most of their bandwidth in 2012 on raising tens of millions of dollars to spend on massive ad campaigns that most voters tuned out.
Why do GOP groups spend so much money on ads? The same reason people rob banks: That's where the money is. Campaign consultants are traditionally paid for their services based on commission from advertising buys. Consultants, therefore, have an incentive to recommend to their candidate, committee or organization that resources be spent on ad campaigns that require less work, are more "sexy" to donors, and will lead to more money in the consultants' pockets.
The result is what we saw: Rather than beef up the GOP ground game to match the Obama machine, the vast majority of money raised during the 2012 election cycle was used to inundate the airwaves with ads.
When Republican groups embrace and invest in voter turnout strategies, as they did in Wisconsin during the recall effort against Gov. Scott Walker, they win. But until the GOP embraces these tactics on a national basis with the support of the RNC, NRSC and NRCC, they will continue to see long faces at "victory" parties and diminished power throughout government.
The majority of Americans support conservative ideas. The Republican Party has to make it easy to vote Republican. This will only happen when party donors accept that ad campaigns must be complemented by equal or greater investment in micro-targeted votermobilization campaigns and support organizations that execute those campaigns.
Brian J. Wise is a political strategist, managing partner of Wise Public Affairs and the Executive Director of Reclaiming Freedom PAC.
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