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House Designs
Modern Interiors
Decor Accents
Decor Trends
Home Appliances
Exposed Concrete and Brick Walls Highlighted in Apartment Renovation
Tiny Eclectic Loft is Big on Style
Modern Eclectic Texas Interior is Full of Mix and Match DIY Ideas
Classic Parisian Apartment Has a Fish Tank as a Bar and a Crate Style Kitchen
Incredibly Artsy Home Interior Filled with Color and Unique Details
35 Sublime Koi Pond Designs and Water Garden Ideas for Modern Homes
Office Attic Converted Into Loft Apartment Keeping Original Wood and Brick
55 Most Awesome Swimming Pool Designs on the Planet
Colorful Staircase Designs: 30 Ideas to Consider for a Modern Home
Industrial Style Kitchen Design Ideas (Marvelous Images)
California Mid-Century Modern Has 13-foot Fireplace from Mexico
Apartment Jazzed up with Plants for Air Purification
Eclectic Modern Beach House: a Fantastic Example of Mix and Match Home Decorating
Beautiful Black Interior Showcased in a Historic Paris Apartment
50 Modern Bedroom Design Ideas
Tons of Creative Ideas in One Temporary Penthouse Design
Home Designed for Family Fun and Creativity
Small 18th Century Apartment Redeveloped for a Modern Lifestyle
Decorating with Red Accents: 35 Ways to Rock the Look
Creating a Relaxing Environment at Home: Shades of Green and Pale Woods
7 Ways to Create Green Color Interior Design
Small Row House Renovation Idea: Bold Colors
Remodeling Project Merges Two Lofts Into One
White Room Interiors: 25 Design Ideas for the Color of Light
10 Modern Small Bathroom Ideas for Dramatic Design or Remodeling
Fireplaces as Room Dividers: 15 Double Sided Design Ideas
Garage Morphs into Interior of Row Home
LEGO Inspired Interior Decor
Dramatic Dining Rooms: 30 Beautiful Elegant Ideas
Green Color Home Decor: bringing outdoors in
Warehouse Style Loft with Stunning Visual Appeal
Boldly Colored and Seriously Fun Living Quarters for Students
Old Schoolhouse Converted Into 10 Loft Apartments
4 Tile Rug Designs in One Small Appartment
Blue and White Floor Tile Idea by Reclaimed Tile
Two Beautiful Mid Century Living Rooms in One House: Indoor and Outdoor
Vintage Style Kitchen Mixes Retro Decor with Industrial
This Outdoor Dining Terrace Features a Console Table for 15 People
SIMO Design Puts Large Kitchen Island on Wheels
Rug on Rug Decorating Done Right in This Living Room
Stair Risers are Bookshelves in This Amazing Wood Staircase Design
Outdoor Terrace Tile Design Idea - Lay the Entire Terrace in Patterned Tile
Clever Bathroom Design
Pool House Bar Design Uses Classic Tile to Make a Modern Statement
Striking Natural Stone Fireplace Design
This Kitchen has a Dining Pool Table Combo
Black, Grey and Blue Living Room Filled with Roche Bobois and Vitra furniture
Fireman Pole Apartment
This Living Room Transforms Seamlessly from the Indoor to the Outdoor Room
Shade Cloth Covers the Entire Courtyard. But can you see it?
Beautiful Living Space by Casamanara is Designed to Enjoy Every Minute of It
Bar Walls Decorated in Wine Crate Panels - this begs for a DIY project
This Living Room in Green and White is so Uplifting
Royal Blue Kitchen on Light Color Floors is a Modern Contemporary Dream
A Dining Room with Picture Perfect Lighting
This Lodge has a Perfect Sleeping Nook Hideout
Bedroom Bathroom Partition in Colored Plastic Panels - DIY idea
Small Teenage Room Design with a Second Floor Sleeping Quarters
Black and White Photo Decorating Goes Full Throat
Cozy Idea for a Small Foyer Design
Decorating with Cement Tiles on Walls and Floors Leads to Beautiful Results
This Black Wire Wall Art and Decor is Stunning
These Indoor and Outdoor Rooms are Created Around Kilim Rugs
Having a Sofa in the Middle of the Living Room is the Latest Trend
This Open Concept Main Floor Design Combines Art Deco with Rustic Touches for One Beautiful Interior
Ever dreamed about the house you could enjoy? This is it: Lake Geneva, France
How to Choose Furniture for a Living Room - a Perfect Example by Cloud Studios
Modern Bedroom Maximizes Urban Skyline View
Soliscolomer Architecture Sure Knows How to Use Colors to Create Dramatic Interiors
Partially Sunken Bath Could be a Convenient Option
Hang a Few Pictures on the Wall and Your Living Room Looks Just Perfect
How to Define a Space with a Low Storage Wall System
Stairs with Rope Railing Look
Apartment Bathroom Design That Looks Like a Showroom
Ocean View Living Room Designed for Maximum Views
This Indoor Outdoor Living Room is Designed for Sunsets
Neat Living Room Designed Around Popular Sofa
This Living Dining Room Combo is a Cozy and Inviting Design
Cool Modern Open Fireplace Design
Simple Wooden Bedroom Design
Painted Metal Staircase in Cyan
Living Room with a View of the Ocean and of the Fire
If You Love Colors You'll Love This Bright Living Room
Open Shelves Kitchen for the Open House Plan
The Wood and The Ocean: Beach House Interiors by John Wardle Architects
Having a Fireplace as a Focal Point has Never Looked More Unusual
4 Examples of How a Large Statement Art Piece Defines the Room
Green Fireplace Tile Idea
White Subway Tile Kitchen Designs are Incredibly Universal: Urban vs. Country
Modern Steel Staircase Design
Out of the Box Storage Ideas by DontDIY Studio
Moroccan Style Pendant Lights Create a Stunning Focal Point
Buratti Architetti Makes Massive Black Metal Staircase Fit Seamlessly into Modern Space
Small Farmhouse-style Kitchen Design in Detail
Window Shelving Idea: Save Space and Get Privacy
Unusual Interior Door Disguises as a Fridge
Clear Acrylic Chairs Let You Have More Furniture and Less Clutter
Contemporary Orange Staircase Makes Beautiful Statement
Sculptural Staircase Showcases Light and Movement
Sunken Shower is an Advanced DIY
Built-In Dog Crate
Stair Slide for Kids, Under Stair Storage for Parents
Pavel Vetrov Invents the Half and Half Room: Your Kids Would Love This
Green Entry Door Sets the Green Motif for the Entire House
Flowing Spiral Wood Staircase is a Work of Art
Floral Wall Art Made with CNC Engraved Barn Board
CNC Machine Engraved Floor with a Romantic Backstory: by Kara Paslay Designs
Cool Teenage Girl Bedroom Idea by Kara Paslay Designs
Simple Stockholm Apartment Showcases Building's Original Frame
Creative Storage Wall incorporates Stairwell to New Mezzanine
The Eclectic Interior Style You Dream About
Using White Pine Interior Walls as Defining Feature
You Can Rent this Amazingly Chic Home Interior Space from The Playing Circle
Eclectic Small House Plan Packs a Big Punch
Swiveling Hanging Fireplace Serves as Heat for Both Indoors and Outdoors
Fearlessly Artistic and Definitely Exciting Interior Design by Revamp
Space Saving Stair Storage Design in Plywood
Beautiful Edwardian Style Kitchen by Artichoke
Clever Staircase Designs to Motivate You
Organic Interior Showcases Driftwood Sculptures and Clean Lines
Dark and Dramatic Tel Aviv Apartment by Pitsou Kedem
Modern Commercial Conversion Inspired by Montreal's Mile-Ex
Rounded Loft with Flowing Floor Plan, Seamless Style
Gothic Penthouse Revived with Modern Finishes and Pops of Color
Trendy Interior Makes a Hot Spot for Entertaining
Stone and Plaster House Gets Modern Upgrade
Sumptuous Rotterdam Villa with Elegant Boutique Details
Contemporary Constructivist Moscow Apartment
Seaside Style Girls Bedroom by Caroti
Steal This Look: Aborigonal Art Bedrooms and Sweet Dreams
Candy Factory Loft Penthouse is Eye Candy for Luxury Lovers
Minimalist Home Wows with Bold Flooring and Staircase Sculpture
Chic Beach House of Simple Luxuries
S-Shaped Glass Walls Connect Indoors and Out
Scary Cool Spinal Staircase is Eerie and Elegant
Alno Kitchen Gets Cooking with Three Ovens, Two Wine Coolers and One Awesome Style
Cozy Interior Brick Sitting Area Brings the Outdoor Ambience In
Modern Istanbul Bachelor Pad with Open Interior by Ofist
Modern Neoclassical Interiors Mixed with Contemporary by Britto Charette
Mansard Den with Bonfire-inspired Fireplace
Decorating with Pale Grey is the Latest Urban Trend
Heavenly Interiors and Beautiful Floors: a Warehouse Renovation by Paola Navone
Urban Apartment Decorating Style Mixes Fun with Functional
Pale Wood and Bright Color Combination Showcased by Ryntovt Design
Color Popping Penthouse with Uninterrupted Views on all 4 Sides
Celebrating the Vintage Style with Jaw-dropping Boutique Decoration Ideas
Super Cozy Elegant Home combines Craftsmanship with Rustic Elements
Modern Urban Loft goes from Paris to New York
Super Creative Storage Box Totally Organizes Multipurpose Room
Kiev Loft Celebrates Love for Naked Wood and Bare Metal Furnishings
Eccentric in Berlin: a Space for an Architect to Live and Work
Teeny Tiny Apartment Cleverly Designed to feel Bright and Spacious
Eclectic Interior Splashed in Colorful Furniture and Art, for Fun and Uniqueness
Open Plan Apartment with Exposed Wood Beams and Iron Columns
This Hammock Chair is a Bohemian Must Have: by Philip Cooper at Bohorockers
Most Luxurious Loft shocks with Beautiful Amenities
Bright Herringbone Floors Create Colorful Graphic Interiors
Awesome Seafront Apartment Has Stunning PuraVida Bathroom to Enjoy a Soak and a View
Minimalist Interior Designed as Black and White Photographs
Cleverly Renovated Tiny Apartment Keeps Unfinished Plaster Walls
Extremely Inviting Interiors by Patricia Urquiola
Johnathan Adler: Welcome to His World of Colorful Design
Urban Rooftop Oasis: Hot Tub, Fireplace and Theater
70s Inspired Interiors Featuring Vintage Patterns and Color Blocking
Pivoting TV Turns Playful Apartment into Entertainment Area
Wonderland-esque Apartment by Maria Llado: proving that more is more, and it's never enough
Apartment Decorated with Green, Red and Yellow Accents
Incredible Mediterranean Style Pool Space by Maria Lladó
Contrasting Neutrals Create Exciting Drama in Apartment
DIY Built-in Reading Nook Idea for your Library
Modern Apartment Design Rendered in 3D for Client Visualization
Home full of Textures and Patterns creates a Visceral Experience
Stylish and Elegant Penthouse in White and Blue
Eclectic and Colorful Design with Retro Accents
Industrial Loft With Seating Integrated Into Shelves
Sophisticated New York City Loft
Stunning Minimalist Apartment Creatively Rethinks Form and Function
London Warehouse Loft Apartment
Urban Penthouse Marrying Contemporary Design and Art
Exotic Ranch House Blends Rustic Chic and California Cool
Gallery Inspired NY Apartment with Artistic and Fun Flair
Chic Interiors With Unique Materials by Karhard Architektur
Cozy Home Interior is both Eco and Glam
Classical Columns and Naked Concrete Walls Mix in Stylish NY Loft
Loft Design uses Furnishings as Art
Eclectic Loft Apartment in Budapest by Shay Sabag
Organic-shaped Wooden Spiraling Staircase
Retro Modern House with Black and White Interior Palette
Rustic Chic Revival in Classic Cabin with Eclectic Details
Low-cost Renovation of Compact City Apartment
Daybed Nook for a Compact City House
Eclectic Seaside House Design
Bold Choices Dramatize Penthouse Apartment
Multi-level Berlin Loft with Smartly Buit-in Furniture
Scandinavian Design Ideas For Contemporary Lifestyles by Muuto
Christmas in Scandinavia: Emma Persson Lagerberg Style
Loft Style Children's Room
Window Frame Transformed into Shelves and Desks
Oak Spiral Staircase with Metal Backbone
Creating Personality Within a White Apartment
Ideas for Small Space Living
Ocean View Home Embraces Earth - Fire - Air - Water
Urban Contemporary Townhouse with Skylights
Small Loft designed for Big Impact
Zen Master Suite With Outdoor Views Either End by Minosa
Casually Elegant Historic Home
Exposed Brick and Steel Create Backdrop for Contemporary Residence
Chic Small Black and White Apartment in Paris
Eclectic Style Interiors Done Right - by Rebecca Leivars
All Wood Interiors with Multi Purpose Furnishings
Vibrant Colour Vignettes Vamp Up Georgian Apartment
Factory Loft With An Integrated Hammock And A Mezzanine
Design and Technology Mix in Contemporary Kiev Apartment
Retractable Bed For Small Interiors
Ideal Kitchen Dining and Living Space Combination idea from Snaidero
Rotunda Library Apartment Design
Plywood Built-in Furniture by Big Game
Compact Urban Living Unit by Bureau LADA
Blue Pie Condo by Reza Aliabadi Inspired by Arctic Iceberg Photo
Stunning Iron Lace Staircase Is A Whimsical Swarm of Circles
3 Whimsical Doors Drawers and Cubby Creations by Karhard Architektur
Real World Set Design for Real World Inspiration
Stylish Renovation of a Victorian House
A Dash of Panache in Paris Apartment by Pierre Yovanovitch
Two Story Apartment with a Glass Floor in Paris
Estudiobola Furnishings in Vibrant Colours Create Minimalist Wonderland in Sao Paolo Apartment
Room Design Ideas from Moooi
New Vintage Style City Apartment with Checker Flooring
Home Interior Inspirations from Molteni
French Country House Interior Inspiration By Artistic Couple
Super Cool Suspended Bedroom Creatively Maximizes 50m2 Apartment
Triplex Reconfigured Into Trilevel Home With Ultra Modern Touches
Utterly Unique Space-Saving Suspended Bed With Skylight Views
Luxury Russian Design Apartment with Contemporary Flair
Lighting Details Create Drama in Modern Open Plan Apartment
Cozy Manhattan Apartment Combines Vintage Flare With Modern Touches
Cool Basement Apartment with Gorgeous Urban Design
Sunny and Tastefully Renovated Swedish Apartment
Cupertino Cubby Home Filled With Hundreds Of Open Shelves
Casually Comfortable Decor-Driven Apartment In Sweden
Curvaceous Penthouse Apartment In Rome Renovated To Perfection
Renovated Heirloom Apartment Combines Original Details With Modern Decor
Pop Art Style Apartment Decorating - Cacophony Of Color
Minimalist Bathroom Inspirations from Rexa Design
Cozy Apartment Decorated in Pure Modern Scandinavian Style
Color Decorating Ideas for a Dream Apartment in Budapest
Fun And Fabulous Renovated 1930s Apartment
Creative Home Idea by Architect Alex Bykov
A Small Apartment Gets A Modern Makeover by Ganna
Bathroom Faucet Ideas From Newform - Morpho Collection
Design Lessons from Picture Perfect Modern Interiors by Perbelline
Stylish Contemporary Apartment Boasting Sophisticated Lighting System
Industrial Influence Abound In Urban Masculine Apartment By Nordes
Storage Solution For Small Apartments - The Living Cube by Till Koenneker
Egg Themed Interiors in Renaissance House of White
Wood and Concrete Studio Mixes Old, New and Borrowed
Eclectic Loft with Acid-etched Concrete Floors
20 Delicious Whimsical Dining Room Designs
5 Looks, 5 Girsberger Dining Tables, Benches & Chairs
Exterior Like Interiors: Cozy Urban Home in Sao Paolo
Nautical Themed Living Room Idea by Roche Bobois
Casual-chic living room decor: Rustic storage, colorful cozy furniture
Rustic Modern Aqua Bedroom Idea by Roche Bobois
Bohemian Living Room: Roche Bobois Mah Jong Modular Sofa
Open Staircase Serves as Partition
Weathered Wood Shelf: DIY Art
Suspended Stair Design by 123DV in dark wood and white frame
Clever Compact Bathroom Design by 123DV
Bold Decor Idea: yellow chandelier against black walls and white floors
Sophisticated New Furniture Collection Launched by Herman Miller
Small modern home outfitted with the coolest window seat
Creative Modern California Loft Design: a Box Within a Box
Ultra-modern Mountain Chalet, an unexpected Alpine ski retreat
Cool color-blocking technique defines and distinguishes this modern interior
Bright, Light Infused Loft in Amsterdam
Sea-inspired Barcelona Interior by Susanna Cots
Minimalist Master Bedroom with Glass Enclosed Ensuite
London Apartment with Glorious Interior Architecture
Simple Studio Home Design: Artist's Space in Denmark
Ultra Modern Penthouse in Stockholm
Inside Outside Kitchen by OnDesign
Mediterranean Patio Ideas: White, Wood and Pops of Color
Open Concept Apartment Design in Stockholm
Closet Interior Design: Don't Overlook It!
Country Contemporary Interiors in Stockholm, Sweden
Vintage Style Kitchens by Marchi Group
Multi Color Interior Design by Anna Coyle
Inspiring Kitchen Interiors: 5 impact designs
Fresh Living Room Idea by Jennifer Jansch
Orange Home Office Interiors
Scandinavian Style Interior Design: White but Powerful
Impact of Furniture on Room Design: Alaia's Apartments
Serene Bedroom Design in San Francisco
Interior Curtains Design for Glass House: Privacy and Energy Saving
Tangerine Tango In Home Decor - Pantone Color of the Year
White Home Interior Done Right
Purple Color Interior Trend
Chunky Wooden Kitchen Interior
Modern Mid Century Dream Interior
Classic and Contemporary Interior Design
Contrast Interior Design - Home with Dual Personality
Unique Flooring Design by Kimihiko Okada
Flexible Interior Design in Brazil
Dramatic Pendant Light Effect - Living Room Interior
Kitchen with Wooden Walls and Ceiling
Modern Geometric Interiors by Alexander Brenner Architects
Cozy Black Interiors by Yoo
Super Cool Interior Floor Plan
Cozy Glamour Interior Design
Quirky Apartment Decor with Unique Details
Fun Living Room Design with Modern Flair
Exposed Concrete Interior Design in Sao Paulo
Fun Kids Room Designs by Dan Pearlman
Colorful Apartment Ideas from Barcelona
Elegant Curtain Design for a Modern Home
Wow Factor Kitchen Design
Red Interior Design Inspiration
Nature Inspired Bathroom Design
Tubular Home with a Fascinating Window
Contemporary Asian Style Home in Japan
Soft and Stark Living Room Interior
Ensuite Bathroom Design: true to the idea
Romantic Bedroom with DIY Photo Idea
Modern Home with Cool Hues and Classical Accents
Portuguese Interior Design: Lively and Modern
Open Plan Design Living Areas in Singapore
Accent Wall in Living Room: Effects
Fun and Cozy Library Design by YTA
Unique Loft Interior Design in New York
Bold and Striking Interior Design
Cool Color Schemes - Open Living Room Interior
Apartment Interior Filled with Graffiti Style Art
Purple Living Room
Modern Wood and Brick Interior
Cool Interior Design Details in a Modern Home
Dual Tub Bathroom Design Inspiration by DuoBad
Eclectic Apartment in the Spirit of Sao Paolo
Amazing Zen Like Kitchen with Wood Slat Panelling
Luxurious Modern Apartment with Splashes of Yellow
Beautiful Open Plan Home with Different Levels
Kitchen Dining Area Design - modern with a view
Staircase and Library Nook Design Combination
Avant Garde Interiors by Sergey Makhno
Dramatic Loft Design by 2bGroup
Unusual Gallery Style Loft
Laura Ashley Interiors - new Off The Wall collection
Modern Holiday Interiors - 10 Christmas Tree Alternatives
Swedish Home Interior Design by Marie Olsson Nylander
Small Apartment, Big Style
Colorful Home Decor in Sweden
Loft Conversion Designs: Fabulous Work by The Apartment
Creative Solutions for Small Loft Apartment
Beautiful Loft Interior Design in San Francisco
Modern Swedish Apartment with lots of DIY Wood Accent Ideas
Window Seat Nook: Inspiring Ideas
Wooden Crates for Modular Furniture and Interior Design
Modish Interiors: Dining Room Idea by The Apartment
Eclectic Bedroom Interior: an Industrial Romance
Dark and Cozy Living Room Interior
Fun and Fancy Dressing Room Interior
Vintage Interior Ideas - Travel Inspired
Interiors: Eclectic Home in an Astounding Location
Creative DIY Idea for Foyer Wall
Room Divider Fireplace - marble design by Carlo Colombo
Impressive Interior Staircase Idea
Wood and Marble - Cozy Interior by Carlo Colombo
Outside the box - extravagant interior ideas by Novogratz
Pillow Headboard Ideas
Cool Home in a Modern Spanish Style
Bringing a Boring Modern Black and White Interior Scheme to Life
Unusual Central Fireplace Design
Modern Stone Fireplace Design by Pattersons Architects
Beautiful Bathroom Tile Designs by Fap
Dramatic Bedroom Designs by Simone Micheli
Red Sofa in Living Room Design - Interior Idea by Marcel Wanders
Leather Panels Interior Design by Spinneybeck
Tile Floor Decorating Ideas and Designs by Fap
Farmhouse Style Kitchen Interior by Minacciolo - English Mood
Eclectic Outdoor Lighting Ideas by Pottery Barn
Classic English Style Children's Bedroom by Minacciolo
Geometric Interior Design by Espasso
Awesome Bathroom Interiors by Bagno Sasso
Shabby Chic Swedish Decor
Contemporary Firewood Storage Idea
Rooftop Terrace Interior Design
Library / Reading Nook
Interior Decorating with Wallpaper - outside the box ideas by Novogratz
White Swedish Interiors with Fireplace Features
Glass Dividers in Bathroom - interesting interior idea
Retro Modern Apartment Design
Backyard Theatre by Pottery Barn
Renovated Bungalow Ideas: Unusual DIY Details
Unique Office Space Design Ideas
Maximize Space with Understairs Storage
Mix and Match Interior Decorating - trendy new style
Low Seating Living Room Furniture Ideas by Fama
Ultra Modern Apartment Design by aastudio
Staircase Interior Design by EeStairs
Patio Design Inspiration by Patricia Urquiola
Colorful Dining Room Inspiration - Orange pop
Universal Kitchen Design by Snaidero: 7 ways to increase functionality
Interior Decorating with Rugs by Novogratz - the Family rug
Inspiring Apartment Design with a black box by Mode:lina
Interior Bookcase Design: a Modern Focal Feature
Mosaic Tile Interior Design: decorating with Sicis PixALL tiles
Modern Nordic Style Apartment with Fun Quirky Elements
Decorating Ideas for Interior Concrete Walls
Creative Small Apartment Idea by Czech Architects
Gorgeous Interiors by Collection Alexandra - new for 2011
Divide your Space with a Kitchen
Personalizing a Kitchen - with your favorite decor objects
Interior Ideas for the Home Office: modern Scandinavian style
Decorating with Grey and Beige: Inviting Interior Design for a Modern Attic Loft
Decorating with Black Walls
Sunken Living Room with Fireplace
Loft Apartment Decorating Ideas: glossy floors and colorful accessories
Outside Fireplace Design Ideas: outdoor fireplace attached to house
Unique Modern Interior Design goes extreme
White Rustic Interior Design: cottage style decor
Summer Cottage Decorating Ideas: colors and wood
Bold Interior Decorating Ideas: Church Conversion
Decorating an Industrial Loft with Interesting Elements
Mid-Century Bungalow Renovation by SHED
Contemporary Spiral Staircase in Wood and Glass
Metallic Accents Decor: fabric, tiles for chic interiors
Fireplace as a Room Divider - space partitioning idea
Incredible Luxury Home Interiors in Russia
Modern Log Cabin Design ... will blow your mind
Modern Condo Design filled with Popular Furniture
Classic French Interior Decor with a Modern Twist
Ruins Renovation in Italy's Salento
Open Floor Plan Decorating: minimalism
Japanese Inspired Decorating Ideas
Walk In Shower Design 'out of the box'
Industrial Loft Design in White
Elegant Apartment Design by Poteet Architects
Lovely Interior Design by Poteet Architects
Urban Kitchen Ideas by Euromobil
Space Planning for Open Floor Plan Living – on a budget
Contemporary Loft Design with Mid-Century Modern Interiors
Wall Art Headboard Idea: Edgy Graphic
Light Blue Tile Bathroom of Apartment Jane
Creative Interior Design by Geometrix Design
Children's Bedroom Ideas by AltaModa
Small Apartment Design Ideas
Living Room Molding Design and Wainscoting Ideas
Cozy Loft Design Idea: Interesting Architectural and Decorative Details
Bathroom Design with a View
Bachelor Bedroom Design
Asian Inspired Interiors by Ikea
Cozy Fireplace Design by Chemical Spaces
Stair Riser Decor Ideas
Yellow Sofa Decorating Idea
Amazing Children Room Design by Geometrix Design
Colorful Apartment Decorating in Stockholm
Swedish Home with a Remarkable Interior Design
Loft Space Saving Furniture Ideas
Concrete Interior Design by AFGH
Small Studio Apartment Design with lots of Cool Ideas
Portuguese Interior Design
Rustic Modern Interior
Circular Living Room Design
All White Bedroom: not boring design idea
Unusual Idea for Dividing Rooms
Decorating with Lavender Color Walls
Multi Level Floor Plan Adds Interest
Exposed Beam Vaulted Ceiling creates drama!
Interior Design with Wood
Italian Seaside Decor: Fishing Town Meets Retro Riviera
Light Green Bathroom with Subway Tile
Decorating Bathroom with Rugs - Leather Floor Mats by Antonio Lupi
Light Colored Flooring Adds Charm
Decorating With Black and White and Red
Extending the Kitchen Island: DIY Idea
Decorating with Angled Walls and Unusual Items
Awesome Bunk Beds for Kids: Large Bed for Four
Mixing Decorating Styles ... leads to incredible interiors
Funky Home Interiors with Decorative Floors
Decorating with Blue and Grey and Silver
Colorful Beach House Interior in Santa Monica
Dramatic Dining Room Design
Living Room Nook Ideas: Sunken Design by Alexander Girard
Italian Transformable Furniture for Kitchen
Colorful Contemporary Interior of an Australian Home
Quirky Interior Design with an Eclectic Taste
Space Within a Space Architecture
Interior Brick Feature Wall
Fireplace Between Two Rooms - Unique Design by Modus
Kids Bedroom Design Ideas and Pictures by Dear Kids
Simple Home Office Design Ideas: wall mounted laptop desk by Valcucine
Inviting Living Room by Rawlins Calderone Design
Functional Living Room Furniture by Valcucine
Interior Decorating with OSB (oriented strand board)
Murphy Bed and Desk Combo: design idea by Min | Day
Monochromatic Bathroom Design
Modern Farmhouse Decorating Ideas by Min | Day
Open Shower Bathroom Design with Arched Ceiling
Unique Interior Design by GAD Architecture
Open Plan Loft with Amazingly High Ceilings
Decorating Ideas for Stairway Walls
Dramatic Bathroom Design Photos
Decorating with Large Wall Art
Modern Eclectic Home Design by AKA Estudio
Asymmetrical Interior Design: Achieving Balance
Bright White Kitchen of a Swedish Home
Rustic Fireplace Designs: ideas by Modus
Children's Space Design
Reclaimed Wood Stairs
Open Space Living Room Designs by Valcucine
Decorating with Red and Pink
Indoor Outdoor Living Rooms
Home with Colorful Interior by Barbara Bestor
Summer House Interior Design Ideas from Berlin
Designing a Room with a Fireplace
Maximize Your Space – Room Transformation Ideas by Yuko Shibata
Unusual Interior Design – Converting a Church
Rustic Interior Wall Idea
Colorful Bathroom Decor by Delpha - Water Play Multi Colored Bathroom
Study Room Interior Design: Inspiring Idea
Small Apartment Renovation: clever and stylish ideas
Kitchen Under the Stairs
Brutalist Style Architecture: Exposed Pipes as a Decor Feature
Soft Interior Design with a Bright Red Sofa
Unique Wallpaper Ideas - Apartment in New York
Unusual and Creative Minimalist Loft in NYC with a catwalk
Rustic Wood Interiors – Charming Distressed Wood Decor
Minimalist Staircase: 3 Unique Stair Designs in One House
Decorating with Tile Floors – Patterned Floor Tiles
Decorating with Red Chairs
Suspended Staircase Design
Fireplace Nook Design with a View
Contemporary Tropical Interior Design
DIY Reading Nook – Inspired Design Idea
Black Bathroom Design Ideas
Moroccan Style Interior Design Ideas
Creative Staircase Alternative – a penthouse with a slide
Interior Stone Wall Adds Rustic Touch
Eclectic Interior Decorating – Ideas from Stockholm
Clever Kitchen Design for a Compact Modern Apartment
Flowing Interior Design in Concrete and Glass
Decorating with Exposed Brick Walls in a Modern Home
Bright Color Accents – Loft Apartment in Stockholm
Restaurant Style Kitchen Decor - design by GAD Architecture
Minimalist Apartment Interior Ideas from Amsterdam
Inspiring Minimalist Design by Alberto Campo Baeza
Ensuite Bathroom Design by VOK Design Group
Living in Small Spaces – Ideas from Paris House by Christian Pottgiesser
Earthy Decorating Ideas with Tufenkian Carpets
Open Plan Kitchen / Living Area - Unified by VOK Design Group
Columns In Interior Design - Decorating Ideas by Sheldon, Mindel & Associates
Angular Interior Design Adds Interest – MCK Architects
Minimalist Interior Space by Steininger Designers with a nice surprise
Modern Gaggenau Kitchen in the High Times Penthouse
Global Style Bathroom by GAD Architecture
Subtle Interior Design by Geneto explores grooves as decor feature
Bathroom Fireplace Ideas, Designs by Antonio Lupi
Fireplace Designs with Firewood Organizer by Antonio Lupi
Nordic Style Living Room Ideas by NC Nordic Care
Swedish Style Interior Design by Svenskt Tenn – eclectic
Smart Apartment Design Solutions by Coudamy Design
Compact Apartment Design by Amsterdam Architects
New York Apartment Design Ideas - Central Park Stunner
Fashionable Home Interior Design by Jean Paul Gaultier
Narrow Bathroom Design Ideas by Cifial USA
Living Room Storage Solutions, Ideas - 'Pari & Dispari' units by Presotto
Outdoor Interior Design - a different kind of interiors by Paola Lenti
Timber Wall Panels - Standing Timber panelling by SDA Decoration
Cow Skin (cowhide) Wall Covering by SDA Decoration
Luxury Master Bathroom Idea by Pearl: drop-in bathtub and built-in fireplace
Luxury Interior Design Ideas by Marcel Wanders: mixing old and new
Outdoor Design Ideas - outdoor spaces decorating by Kettal
Contemporary Living Room Design Ideas, Inspiration in Bright Contrast Colors
Classic Contemporary Interior Design Inspirations by Pietro Carlo Pellegrini
Built-In Home Office Ideas by Paul Raff Studio
Bathroom Design Idea: Rustic vs. Modern Style
Ceramic Bathroom Tile Ideas, Designs, Inspiration Images from Franco Pecchioli
A Funky Living Room or Cool Kids Room Ideas?
Gorgeous Living Rooms Ideas and Decor by Cattelan Italia
Luxury Dining Room Ideas by Cattelan Italia
Luxury Bedrooms Ideas and Decor by Cattelan Italia
Classic Bathroom Furniture, Ideas, Designs, Pictures from Lineatre
Bathroom Design Ideas Gallery: chic bathroom pictures by Delpha
Modern Bar Design Idea by Felipe Assadi
Pink Bathrooms & Pink Bathroom Ideas by Laufen
Minimalist Bathrooms - Zen-like Bathroom Designs by Dornbracht
Ultra Modern Living Room Furniture by Compar
Modern Tile Designs & Tile Interior Design Ideas by Trend
Brilliant Bathroom Design Ideas from Kaldewei
Modern Lighting Ideas for Luxury Interiors
Outdoor Lighting Ideas from Antonangeli
Modern Living Room Interior Design Ideas & Inspirations for 2009 by Calligaris
Modern Foyer Design Inspiration by Arredokit Italy
French Bathroom Inspirations from Yves Pertosa Group
Kitchen Interior from Saporiti Italia - Sedna_K, far from ordinary ...
Bathroom Design Idea from Villeroy and Boch – A Perfect Oasis of Relaxation
Japanese Ofuro Bath - Ofuro Bathroom Design Inspiration
Modern Interior Inspirations from Kartell - a colorful transformation
Modern Bathroom Design Inspiration from Viva Ceramica
Modern Dining Table Decorating Idea by MDF Italia
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Most of us don't realize how many decisions we make every day, because we make so many decisions outside our awareness. And most of us believe that when we make decisions, we make rational decisions. Not so. Cognitive biases are tricks of the mind that help us make decisions more quickly — and often, less rationally. We can improve decision quality by becoming more aware of our decisions and more aware of cognitive biases.
For most of us, making decisions is a large part of what we do at work. Awareness and use of information about cognitive biases is an important part of effective project management. This program offers thorough coverage and timely examples, including ways to deal with cognitive biases in board decisions about organizational strategy. — Helen Cooke, PMI Fellow Some people are called "decision makers" and they do indeed make decisions. But what many don't realize is that the rest of us make decisions constantly — and these decisions do matter. When you're choosing a name for a variable or subroutine while writing a program, or choosing your words while talking to a customer, or participating in a debate at a meeting, or writing an agenda or invitation list for a meeting, or even deciding what to do next, you're making decisions.
We tend to believe that, for the most part, we make our decisions rationally. We'll admit that when stressed or hurried, we might not make our most rational decisions, but otherwise, we decide rationally.
That is a mistaken belief.
Cognitive biases affect our decision-making. Limiting those effects begins with understanding cognitive biases.
Very few of our decisions are purely rational. Almost all decisions are subject to a range of non-rational influences that psychologists call cognitive biases. They affect the quality of our decisions, and most of the time, we're unaware of their influence.
In this eye-opening yet entertaining program, Rick Brenner serves as a guide through the fascinating world of cognitive biases. He'll introduce the concept and survey some of the more common cognitive biases, showing how they can affect the decisions we make at work. And most important, he'll give concrete tips to help you control the influence of cognitive biases on those decisions.
After you're introduced to this vital and still-growing field of knowledge, you'll have more awareness of the limitations of your decision-making practices. You'll learn how to improve them by dealing with the effects of cognitive biases, and you'll learn how to structure group decision-making to improve the quality of decisions your teams make.
This program helps people who make decisions. As it turns out, that's just about everyone in the knowledge-oriented workplace. Participants learn:
Participants learn to appreciate the true challenges of dealing with cognitive biases. Most important, they learn strategies and tactics for limiting their effects, or, having discovered that a cognitive bias might be playing a role, how to intervene to enhance decision quality.
We learn through presentation, discussion, exercises, simulations, and post-program activities. We can tailor a program for you that addresses your specific challenges, or we can deliver a tried-and-true format that has worked well for other clients. Participants usually favor a mix of presentation, discussion, and focused exercises. This program is available as a keynote or breakout.
Based on attendee interest, topics will include, for example:
Whether you're a veteran of workplace decision making, or a relative newcomer, this program is a real eye-opener.
When we learn most new skills, we intend to apply them in situations with low emotional content. But knowledge about how people work together is most needed in highly charged situations. That's why we use a learning model that goes beyond presentation and discussion — it includes in the mix simulation, role-play, metaphorical problems, and group processing. This gives participants the resources they need to make new, more constructive choices even in tense situations. And it's a lot more fun for everybody.
Decision makers at all levels, including managers of global operations, sponsors of global projects, business analysts, team leads, project managers and team members.
Available formats range from 50 minutes to one full day. The longer formats allow for more coverage or more material, more experiential content and deeper understanding of issues specific to audience experience.
At this time, there are no public events scheduled for this program. But if you would like to observe the program, I might be able to arrange an opportunity with a current client. firstname.lastname@example.com Rick for details.
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Lamp Made From Vintage Blender
Posted By Bridgette Meinhold On April 6, 2009 @ 3:00 pm In Design,Green Lighting,Innovation,Recycled Materials | 3 Comments
Have an extra blender, toaster, or waffle maker lying around? Why not reclaim [2] these old appliances by turning them one into lamps like Virginia-based Melinda Merinsky [3] does. One of fifteen finalists in our Spring Greening Contest [4], her functional updates on vintage appliances range from toasters to cameras and waffle irons, but this blender table lamp is one of our favorite finds. It takes a 25-watt bulb, and its base has been rewired so that the on/off switch controls the lamp. If you're a fan of this design, be sure to vote for it in our contest post [4]!
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A white powder found in a letter at the campaign headquarters of Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards came back negative. Edwards' deputy campaign manager Jonathan Prince released a statement this morning saying the Chapel Hill office is reopening. The offices were evacuated yesterday after a staff member opened the letter and found the powder. Campaign employees worked from home. White powder in letters has been associated with anthrax after an attack in 2001 killed five people and sickened 17. The substance
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DreamDutchess on March 7, 2008
This is my first time drawing a comic that is written completely by someone else :) I'm excited and I hope everyone likes it. I should have this being updated soon. I'm working on the drawings a lot. (like.. i'm going to drink 4 pots of coffee and go to town tonight cuz I don't work tomorrow!) and hopefully this coming week a ton can get posted.


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With Water Marbles, kids take tiny, colorful balls and place them in water to watch them grow 200 times their size, about the size of a real marble. The kit comes with more than 3,000 safe and non-toxic Water Marbles to grow. Just add Water Marbles to water in a bowl or cup and, in less than a day, they will grow and expand. Once grown, kids will be able to see the Water Marbles' hot colors and unique patterns up close. Then kids can throw, roll, bounce, and catch the slippery and slick Water Marbles. Water Marbles can be used over and over again. To keep them hydrated, simply store them in a sealed plastic bag or container. You can also let them dry out and store them in a cool, dry place until you are ready to grow them in water again.
The instruction sheet explains the science behind how Water Marbles work and suggests different experiments kids can do with their Water Marbles, such as adding them to a cup filled with ginger ale and taking note of what happens. The instructions also explain the outcome of each experiment.
Growing the Water Marbles is easy to do and fun to watch. The bright colors and patterns coupled with the slippery, squishy texture will be appealing to most kids. Watching the Water Marbles grow is pretty cool, but there is science behind it, and we like that this kit explains the science to kids and suggests experiments to give a more hands-on, visual understanding.
Water Marbles are for ages 4 and up. Younger kids will probably need supervision and guidance from parents. While younger kids will enjoy watching what happens to the Water Marbles during the different experiments, the scientific concepts might be over their heads.
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Entries from February 2011
"Gateway to a Million Ideas"
February 23rd, 2011 by Bryan Bedell
Grow 'Em Asgrow
February 18th, 2011 by Aaron
Just some thick-lined logo logo action on a Friday. And carrots. Nothing more, nothing less.
Field Notes In Action · Idea File:
February 16th, 2011 by Bryan Bedell
Brent Phillips of Toronto recieved a FIELD NOTES Northerly 3 pack and Bic Clic pen as a Christmas gift from a friend…
…To thank her i wanted to send her a page from the book with something from me. So, in conversation, I asked her where her roots are; the name of the town her parents came from in Italy. With the help of Google Maps and Google Pictures i located a beautiful shot of the town Soverato, and i sketched it in the centrefold page of my first book, detatched it, and included the sketch with my return gift to her. She loved it so much, she puchased an antique frame and hung it on the wall of her bedroom.
Shoveling Now To Remember It Later
February 4th, 2011 by Bryan Bedell
Greetings from Field Notes Brand's snowy Midwestern Headquarters. Above is the view from 400 N. May St. Lacking anywhere better to put all this snow, trucks have been piling it up in the empty lot next to us. After a couple days spent clearing out our alleys, we're back in the office and ready to ship all your favorite FN products while we prepare to go on press with our eleventh printing (!) and a really fantastic Spring COLORS edition that we cant talk about just yet. Also note that all 50 states of our COUNTY FAIR edition are back in stock, and 50-state box sets are still available.
From AL to WY and Everything In Between
February 2nd, 2011 by Bryan Bedell
COUNTY FAIR Box Set of All 50 State Editions
A special limited-edition complete set of 50 individual notebooks, one from each state, packaged in a custom box along with a 6 pack of Field Notes Clic Pens, a "BAND of RUBBER," and a lovely First Place Ribbon to display next to your Championship Peach Cobbler, or to use as a bookmark in the set. Tied up in twine, the COUNTY FAIR Box Sets are $99 each and make a great gift for kids, or for recording your travels and learning about the U.S. of A. We'll be using IL, IN, OH, PA and NY on a trip to the Adirondacks this summer. Maybe more if we get lost.


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Read An Elaborate Fraud Part 1: In Which a Murdoch Reporter Deceives the Mother of a Severely Autistic Child and An Elaborate Fraud, Part 2: In Which a Murdoch Newspaper's Deceptive Tactics Infect the British Medical Journal.
By Dan Olmsted
Isabella Thomas, mother of two of the 12 children in the controversial Early Report that first linked bowel disease and developmental regression, has written to the British Medical Journal asking whether its claim that the report was "an elaborate fraud" was itself tainted by the use of confidential medical information about her sons.
"I am putting in a complaint about Brian Deer's article in the BMJ. … Some of the article relates to my sons' medical details," Thomas wrote last week to the BMJ editors as well as the Press Complaints Commission that considers allegations of journalist misconduct. "Please can you investigate my complaint as a matter of urgency. I am asking what material you had from Brian Deer to [corroborate] his story. Did you have … medical records or confidential documents relating to my children?"
Thomas's plea followed by one day the start of my series examining the BMJ's January article by free-lance journalist Deer. Deer claimed Dr. Andrew Wakefield, lead researcher in the 1998 Early Report, had "fixed data" to create the appearance of a link between bowel disorder, developmental regression and the measles-mumps-rubella shot, or MMR.
That Early Report – which appeared in 1998 in the Lancet, Britain's other leading medical journal – noted that in eight of the 12 children (including Thomas's), parents linked the onset of symptoms to the MMR shot, and it called for more research to see if a link in fact existed. It said no link to the MMR was established by the simple case series report.
Despite that cautious approach, the report and its aftermath sparked a firestorm that, fueled by Deer, ultimately led to Wakefield losing his medical license and to the Lancet retracting the report. Yet thousands of parents continue to support Wakefield and describe the same sequence of shot and symptoms as parents in the original case series. Mainstream media, medical groups, public health officials and pharmaceutical companies say any link has been discredited.
All but one of the Lancet parents who have spoken out – including Thomas – have stood by Wakefield and the study results and called the efforts to discredit him unfounded.
The January BMJ article by Deer, titled "How the Case Against the MMR Vaccine was Fixed," was one of many written by Deer over a period of seven years charging Wakefield with conflicts of interest, unethical practices and, finally, outright fraud. Most of that work was published in the Sunday Times of London. Even the BMJ's fraud allegation was not new – it was originally published in the Sunday Times in 2009 in an article by Deer claiming Wakefield had "fixed data" to create the MMR link..
Whatever methods Deer used to gather that information for the Sunday Times, in other words, were the methods adopted by the BMJ when it published them as the basis for its claim of "an elaborate fraud" by Wakefield. In Parts 1 and 2 of this series, I described the mother of another child in the Early Report, who had been interviewed by a man claiming to be "Brian Lawrence" from the Sunday Times, who turned out to be Deer. Quotes from that six-hour "interrogation," as she described it, ended up in the BMJ. She complained to the Sunday Times at the time, which did not apologize but also did not run any quotes from the interview.
Allegations that Deer gained access to confidential information about the children in the case series have been made for years but largely ignored by press and public officials focused on what they asserted was misconduct by Wakefield – and concerned to protect a vaccination program they said it threatened (the BMJ represents the British Medical Association and is sent to more than 100,000 doctors, many of whom have stakes in vaccine usage). However, the attention has shifted in recent days to the quality of the evidence against Wakefield and how it was obtained, as phone hacking, police bribery and other crimes have roiled the Murdoch newspaper empire – of which the Sunday Times is the crown jewel in Great Britain.
The confidentiality issue, however, had been raised even earlier and at a much higher level – in 2005, in the House of Lords, following Deer's first report on Wakefield in 2004 in the Sunday Times. Here are written answers (in italics) from the government to an inquiry from Countess Mar, a member of the House of Lords, on January 10, 2005:
Data Protection Act 1998
The Countess of Mar asked Her Majesty's Government: Whether under the Data Protection Act 1998 a hospital may release to a journalist confidential documents relating to patients, including clinical findings and descriptions of medical procedures on children who can be identified; and, if not, whether it is in the public interest for the Department of Health website "MMR the facts" to include a link to the website of the Sunday Times journalist Brian Deer. [HL364]"
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department of Health (Lord Warner): "While the Data Protection Act 1998 does not prevent clinicians sharing information for necessary medical purposes, the confidential nature of health data prevents it being disclosed more widely unless: identifying information has been removed or anonymised; the individuals concerned have given their consent to disclosure; there is a statutory obligation to disclose or a court order requiring disclosure—it is in response to a court order; there is an overriding public interest (for example to protect public health).
The "MMR the facts" website has been put together by the Immunisation Information team at the Department of Health. The information team makes available a range of materials designed to provide both parents and health professionals with the latest information on immunisation. As is common practice, it provides links to other sources of information that will help inform the public interest and debate in the topic. As noted on the site, the department is not responsible for the content or reliability of linked websites, and linking should not be taken as endorsement of any kind."
Immediately after the BMJ article by Deer appeared this past January, Isabella Thomas wrote several times to BMJ Editor Fiona Godlee, to demand answers about its continuing use of information about her son.
"I am writing to you because of my concern regarding Brian Deer's articles in the BMJ," began one of the letters. "I did respond to the article asking how you came to the serious decision that it was fraud. To date you have not published my response yet again.
"I want to ask how could you compare the GP records and the hospital records of my children unless you have them in your procession? As it involves my children and you did not make contact with any of the Lancet families, I would like to know what evidence Brian Deer has shown you to make you reach this conclusion?"
Thomas also pointed out that Deer had quoted from an electronic Blackberry message sent to her by Richard Horton, editor of the Lancet, at the start of a General Medical Council proceeding against Wakefield and two colleagues instigated by Deer. "My own view," Deer quoted Horton as writing to Thomas, "is that the GMC is no place to continue this debate. But the process has started and it will be impossible to stop."
How, she wanted to know, did Deer gain access to that?
Thomas told me that since this series of articles began she has spoken to a Member of Parliament who "is backing me on the issue of Brian Deer holding medical information on my boys who were part of the Lancet study."
To all this, the response from the BMJ, the official house organ of Britain's medical establishment: Silence. Even if it has assured itself that there are no ethical or legal breaches in the way the information it published was obtained, that may not be a tenable position in the long run, considering how closely its claim of fraud is linked to the reporting Deer did for Murdoch's enterprise.
Separately, just as the Murdochs and Rebekah Brooks of News International – the News Corp. division that includes the Sunday Times -- were appearing before Parliament last week, another MP Bob Stewart of Beckenham, submitted a written request: "To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if she will assess the adequacy of the police investigation into the activities commissioned by The Sunday Times of the freelance journalist Mr Brian Deer in relation to the acquisition of children's medical records and information from (a) the Royal Free Hospital and (b) other sources between 2003 and 2005."
James Murdoch, who oversees the British newspaper group, is now under fire after three former executives charged he lied to Parliament when he said he did not know about phone hacking at the Sunday Times' sister paper, the now-shuttered News of the World, when he approved a large settlement to a soccer star.
Ignorance, it seems, is no longer a convincing excuse.
Dan Olmsted is Editor of Age of Autism. He is the co-author, with Mark Blaxill, of The Age of Autism – Mercury, Medicine, and a Man-made Epidemic, to be published in paperback in September by Thomas Dunne Books.
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HOORAH!! then keel haul them....
PCC chair reportedly to retire after NoW phone hacking scandal
From above: Judge Leveson said:-
"At some stage, there needs to be a discussion of what amounts to the public good, to what extent the public interest should be taken into account and by whom."
Ah Yes!! The public interest again!! I think that means a meeting behind closed doors to decide what NOT to investigate!!
News of the World targeted Sarah Payne's mother's phone
Evidence found in private detective's notes believed to relate to phone which Rebekah Brooks gave to Sara Payne as gift
The independent and impartial Judge appointed by the UK Government to head the Inquiry into press ethics and integrity is a personal friend of Rupert Murdoch's daughter.
CNN statement denies Piers Morgan connection to phone hacking
A bit like Mr Deer can you hear the silence??
"But the emergence of the tape shows how sensitive the issue of phone hacking has become for all newspapers. Morgan, who is a Twitter enthusiast, has been conspicuously quiet on the issue of phone hacking since the scandal blew up three weeks ago."
How many of us vaccine warriors in the UK have had dealings with the MOJ ...I have as recent as two weeks ago knockbacking a FOI..one from Djanogly himself..The best is yet to come!!!
Minister Jonathan Djanogly faces investigation over 'blagging' by detectives
The Coulson affair: Guardian questions to Downing Street
Fourteen questions submitted by the Guardian to No 10 regarding Andy Coulson's vetting, and the answer we received
No 10 refuses to disclose Coulson's access to top-secret information
Times accused of deflecting phone-hacking row with 'repugnant' cartoon
'Cynical' cartoon by Peter Brookes showing emaciated African children used 'racist caricatures', say academics in letter
The Letter
James Murdoch back to chair BSkyB board meeting
"If it doesn't stack up, I'm afraid they will have to take action." Ahead of the Murdochs' parliamentary appearance, GlaxoSmithKline ,
Britain's biggest drugmaker, said James would continue to serve as a non-executive director but that it would watch investigations into the phone-hacking scandal."
9/11 phone-hacking claims: families to meet US attorney general
Norman Siegel represents 20 families who lost family members on 9/11. 'We want a thorough investigation to determine what happened,' he said. Photograph: Mike Segar/Reuters
The Act does, however, provide a number of defences, including that "the obtaining, disclosing or procuring was necessary for the purpose of preventing or detecting crime", or "that in the particular circumstances the obtaining, disclosing or procuring was justified as being in the public interest".
That ain't a code of conduct, that's Marxism.
com-bin-a-tion - noun, often attributive \ˌkäm-bə-ˈnā-shən\ an alliance of individuals, corporations, or states united to achieve a social, political, or economic end
Osborne met News International chiefs 16 times since election
The Goodman case
17. Clive Goodman was the former royal editor of the News of the World and a full-time member of staff at the paper. Together with a private investigator, Glenn Mulcaire, Mr Goodman illegally accessed voicemail messages left for members of the Royal Family and other high-profile figures, and used the information gathered to construct news stories. In January 2007, both Mr Goodman and Mr Mulcaire were convicted of conspiracy to intercept communications without lawful authority. Both received custodial sentences, four months' imprisonment in the case of Clive Goodman, six months in the case of Glenn Mulcaire. The Editor of the News of the World, Andy Coulson, accepted that he took ultimate responsibility for Mr Goodman's actions and resigned. The press world claimed to be shocked at the offences, and no witness attempted to defend Mr Goodman's actions. The Editors' Code Committee described his case as "a clear breach of both the law and Code" and noted that the strength and validity of the Code in that area was not at issue.[19]
15. Obtaining information by subterfuge, clandestine devices or interception of communications is a breach of Clause 10(i) of the Code of Practice except when carried out in the public interest.[17] Such activities are, however, likely to be in breach of the Regulation and Investigatory Powers Act 2000 unless carried out with lawful authority. No public interest defence is available under the 2000 Act, although it is possible that the public interest value of information obtained illegally could be weighed in any decision by the Crown Prosecution Service on whether or not to proceed with a prosecution against a journalist.
16. Further controls exist under section 55 of the Data Protection Act 1998, under which "a person must not knowingly or recklessly, without the consent of the data controller (a) obtain or disclose personal data or the information contained in personal data, or (b) procure the disclosure to another person of the information contained in personal data". The penalty for breach of section 55 is a fine of up to £5,000 in a magistrates' Court or an unlimited fine in the Crown Court. The Act does, however, provide a number of defences, including that "the obtaining, disclosing or procuring was necessary for the purpose of preventing or detecting crime", or "that in the particular circumstances the obtaining, disclosing or procuring was justified as being in the public interest". The Information Commissioner told us that the public interest defence under the Data Protection Act was robust and that his Office "would not dream of prosecuting, let alone a court convicting" if a journalist could show that information had been gathered without consent but that doing so was in the public interest.[18]
Christie's office claims privilege, backtracks
In a move to derail a challenge to Gov...
Yeppers, we need to fight back.
The code of conduct for journalists allows the use of illegally obtained information when it is in the public interest
The blur between government and private interests just went away.
A free man can not be so equal to a combination particularly one interested in obtaining private property by illegal means.
The not-so-secret policeman isn't so sure where he is in the world tonight, is he?
Does the press find itself content to hide behind the pretense 'we the people' are unknowing they are aptly the very ones society must be aware of?
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What on earth could a code of conduct for the press possibly have to say about a journalist endeavoring to manufacture public interest, when, in fact, it is expressly a public interest manufacturing industry?
So the question becomes: What do WE need to do to assure this story doesn't get buried? Again.
Now how did Deer manage to live during the bare years of the Dr Wakefield hunt ??
Chris Stott ponders whether Murdoch needs to worry about the Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA):
"In some circumstances, where wrongdoing has been ongoing, POCA reverses the usual burden of proof and all of a defendant's assets will be confiscated unless he or she can prove they are not the proceeds of crime. The process frequently drives individuals to insolvency and threatens the viability of even the most successful companies. The appetite for pursuing confiscation vigorously against wealthy corporate defendants is stronger than it has ever been."
The code of conduct for journalists allows the use of illegally obtained information when it is in the public interest, and that will no doubt be Deer's defence if he ever has to face these questions. Whoever gave him the information would be very hard to track down after so many years.
The editors of the BMJ would have a harder time defending the misuse of patient records, and may be more vulnerable if the issue gains attention.
Wakefield's Lancet article was run in 1998. Brian Deer did not respond until 2003?
That's a huge, annoying gap in terms of intellectual authenticity. A giant, pesky chasm to speak of for think-tank legitimacy. A mega-size, flea-biting hollow in reference to smart verification. One tremendous, taxing betwixt for scholarly consideration.
If Bingo from the rock band Spew Monkey Spew has a bang with Chera DaDiva; and perverts hiding behind media credentials take some snaps, naughty bits and all; even the British Socialisticalifragilisticexpialidocioustotalitarian tabloid press is smart enough to not wait five whole years to run it.
The British Medical Journal is NOW a war journal featuring non-medical crap written by a freaking totally wooden Trojan horse as a source, of course.
Coffee is good for you. Coffee is bad for you. The truth depends who pays the most, and not reality.
R.E.Horton..Surely if Deer hacked phones he to was going to pervert ....the course of court action ..
"Hacking into solicitors' phones would be very serious indeed, and we urge the police to carry out a full investigation. If hacking was carried out with the intention of undermining court action, it might well constitute an attempt to pervert the course of justice, which is a serious criminal offence.
"It is a shocking breach of the privacy of both solicitors and their clients. I will also be writing to Lord Justice Leveson [the judge leading the phone-hacking inquiry] asking him to investigate these allegations."
It was always about the British establishment (and whoever lay behind them) being prepared to allow his extravagant and what should have been highly embarrassing performance to continue unimpeded.
Personally, I no longer believe this is about the personal integrity of Brian Deer .. nor .. the veracity of all Deer has written or alleged.
I believe its NOW about the journalistic integrity and veracity of the editors of two former prestigious publications .. the BMJ and the Lancet .. because .. by choosing to publish his comments .. their publications have awarded Brian Deer a legitimacy that he does not deserve .. nor .. do I believe .. can be defended.
I any event .. I do not envy these two editors .. if I had to choose someone to defend from my foxhole when the shooting starts .. it sure as heck would not be Brian Deer.
Personally I'd like to see Wakefield interview Cooper and the others who gave him no chance to speak--and see what they have to say now. That would really make my day.
What we have had all along is the selective leaking of documents with all the organs of the British state turning a blind eye: then they turn round and say it is too late to do anything, it is in the public domain anyway now and it was in the public interest. But, of course, a state which operates like this is out of control, and it needs people to do its dirty work..
I mentioned this on the previous article, but I am quite shocked at the amount of duplicity leveled by the false skeptics. They continue to remark at how unethical Dr Wakefield was, yet refuse to acknowledge Mr Deer's unethical behaviour. In fact, the louts continue to PRAISE him for it.
I posted the following on part one of this series. I remember closely following CNN's coverage of Brian Deer's allegations against Wakefield in Jan. CNN elevated Deer to hero status. Citing the British Medical Journal and the British Times gave a lot of credibility to Deer's claims. One thing was obvious however, no one at CNN had talked to a single Lancet parent. They were more than willing to take the word of Brian Deer that he had. Deer told CNN that he had directly or indirectly had talked to six of the 12 Lancet parents. So where was even one of them when CNN covered this story? It's clear that Deer's purpose was to discredit Wakefield--using any means possible--and turn the focus away from the MMR had done to these children.
On Jan 7, 2011, CNN reported on Andrew Wakefield with interviews with Brian Deer.
Brian Deer on CNN http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzNDyjj3D1M
CNN said Wakefield's work was "unethical."
CNN said Brian Deer "really blew the lid off this story."
In his interview, Deer called Wakefield "a determined cheat."
On a clip of the interview with Anderson Cooper, Wakefield asked, "Who brought this man in, who is paying this man?" in reference to Deer.
Deer laughed and said that he was "an investigative journalist working for the TIMES since the early 1980s."
Deer also said it wasn't him saying it, it was the editors of the British Medical Journal.
He said the BMJ was peer reviewed and that they "individually checked the facts" that Deer had presented.
"It's not me saying. It's that editors of that journal."
"I was commissioned by the British Medical Journal to write the piece."
Going after Wakefield, said Deer, "was a routine journalistic assignment...on [Wakefield's] campaign of lies."
CNN referred to Wakefield's "study" -- not his paper in the Lancet.
Deer on CNN http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_zzoM0Ukbs
"The facts have all been checked."
"I have done the work and my evidence has been thoroughly checked."
Deer then said he thinks criminal charges should be filed against Andrew Wakefield.
Deer on CNN http://ac360.blogs.cnn.com/2011/01/07/video-journalist-brian-deer-responds-to-dr-andrew-wakefield/
Deer said the BMJ checked his facts "exhaustively."
Anderson Cooper described Deer as "an independent journalist who's won many awards."
Cooper asked Deer if he was being paid by the Association of British Pharmaceutical Industries."
Deer said he was paid by the TIMES.
Deer said that none of Wakefield's medical records on his Lancet children were accurate.
Cooper asked Deer if he'd spoken to any of the parents, and Deer said, "I personally interviewed one, two, three families of the twelve. ...Two others were interviewed on my behalf by other journalists. ...And I had conversations with another, so quite a substantial number."
Cooper: "So you're basically saying he falsified or got wrong all the medical histories in one way or another."
Deer: "I showed the Lancet paper... to a father of child number 11, and he looked at the paper... and he said, 'that's not true.'"
Deer said Wakefield's work hadn't been replicated anywhere.
Cooper asked Deer what has angered him most about Wakefield.
Deer said that the real needs of kids with developmental disorders haven't been met. He said we need more research and better services.
Anne Dachel, Media
It is a shame that the parent's must go around the mulberry bush about the data protection act of 98 that medical records are private.
We all know that is not really truly the problem, it is that Brian Deer got ahold of the records and twisted it, lied, and if caught in this lie will claim that is how he saw it. That is what he is really guilty of.
So is there a government ACT on the books titled "The anti twist the Data Act"?
I can't wait for the next chapter of this sordid affair to come out. Hopefully, continued evidence of Murdoch's manipulation of "the news" to fit his political and personal agenda will come out and we will get to see an 80 year old man, and his son doing the Perp Walk. Even better would be to see the two of them in a prison for the rest of their lives.
In the past the same questions have been asked by Mrs Thomas and the Lancet parents and no answers have been forthcoming .I just pray that some of the mud around just now sticks to Deer and his mentor Murdoch as neither are fit to print stories in National International newspapers.
History will record Rupert Murdoch as the most powerful media mogul of modern times, but the events of the last few weeks have suggested a changing of the old guard.
"Questions are now being asked about Murdoch's leadership of the global media empire he created, and the identity of his successor. His son James Murdoch – so long assumed to be his heir apparent – is facing questions of his own in his dual role as News Corp deputy chief operating officer and chairman of satellite broadcaster BSkyB."
Old guard gives them some sort of credence??when did that happen??They have always been liars ,and will remain liars not fit to govern themselves ...
Well done Isabella
Angus Files
Dan, another centipede discovered. Good. Keep turning over rocks.
Thank you Dan Olmstead and the Lancet parents who have allowed their names and correspondence to be used in this article.
One of the most disgraceful aspects of the Murdoch scandal is the way that CLEAR breaches of the UK laws on data protection and confidentially, have been virtually IGNORED by the police. Instead, clear evidence has emerged of Murdoch authorised payments to police officers for 'information',(and doubtless suppression of information).
I hope the UK police will finally be dragged 'kicking and screaming' to properly investigate this outrage and bring these perpetrators to justice.
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my grandma used to tell me and my sister that children should be seen and not heard.......charming!!
it's raining cats and dogs out side
Rain, rain go away come back on mums washing day
knocking the stuffing out of it
Garden delight, my nan used to say that too. And there are times when i've thought shes probably right lol
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Flaming Nora,
Well I,ll go to the foot of our stairs.
Run ragged.
Round the bend.
Going nineteen to the dozen.
Red rag to a bull.
His bark is worse than his bite.
Dog tired
All that glitters is not gold
Sprat to catch a mackerell.
Didn't bat an eyelid.
Ring the changes.
At the drop of a hat.
At the eleventh hour
Go with the flow.
Well i'll be jiggered Mrs Garden! Where have you been? I won't beat about the bush or go around the houses, I'll come straight to the piont, where have you been hiding yourself?
I'm sure we are going round in circles repeating ourselves, but there you go, who gives a flying fig
star gaze lily................after having my daughter, who never pauses for breath, I can now see some of the merits in my grandma's saying!!! mind you, my grannie can talk the hind leg off a donkey so perhaps she actually wanted more time for HER to talk!!
Sounds about right, gardeners delight. Silence is golden, but it doesn't sound like you get much in your family.
Laughter is the best medicine.
Laugh and the world laughs with you.
Lick and a promise.
Back of beyond.
Mrsgarden you do make me chuckle
Think i'll have to get back to the drawing board, my mind has gone blank. Could be back to square one. See you later aligater.
In a while crocodile......
Venus and mars Mrsgarden, springs to mind


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Rick Rolled
The more Perry debates, the worse he gets.
The Republican presidential debate in Orlando was sponsored by Google, but it was Gov. Rick Perry who was searching. The frontrunner's answers meandered. When fielding a hypothetical question about terrorists getting nukes in Pakistan, his response ribboned out like he was reading the first search results to come up. Even when he read his attack lines on rival Mitt Romney from the notes on his lectern, it was muddy. This was Perry's third debate this campaign; with each successive one, his performance gets worse.
The race between the Republican frontrunners has been between electability and authenticity. "Paint Creek" Perry is one of you—he prays, he speaks plainly, he's from a small town in Texas—and Moneybags Mitt ain't. Romney's pitch: He can beat President Obama, whereas Perry is too reckless. At the debate, Perry not only failed to make the case about Romney's essential phoniness, he turned the weapon on himself (Perry-kiri?), creating several self-inflicted wounds to the heart of his authenticity pitch.
The first wound came at the start. Romney and Perry got into a pushy book club debate, pointing to what the other had or had not written in their books and what lines each was pretending they'd never written at all. Romney continued his assault on Perry's plan for letting the states run Social Security. Perry said he'd never suggested that for the larger Social Security system, but merely for state employees. This isn't so. He was talking about the larger program not just in his book, but also since the book was published and since this campaign started.
Perry has made his comments on Social Security a symbol of how candid and authentic he is. At the last debate, he ducked the question of returning the retirement program to the states. For this debate, he constructed a diversion—a net reduction in honesty from his previous (less than straightforward) position. "There's a Rick Perry out there that's saying the federal government shouldn't be in the pension business," Romney said. "You better find that Rick Perry and get him to stop saying that."
Perry evacuated the topic and sprinted for safer ground. He pointed out that Romney had changed the wording on health care in his book in between the hardcover and paperback editions. The changes were made to remove any suggestions that Romney once favored making his Massachusetts plan a national plan. It seemed like a good line of attack, aiming at people's doubts about Romney's core, but he got tangled. He tried again later to raise Romney's position changes, but instead of showing an instinct for the jugular, he became a word juggler:
I think Americans just don't know sometimes which Mitt Romney they're dealing with. Is it the Mitt Romney that was on the side of against the Second Amendment before he was for the Second Amendment? Was it—was before he was before the social programs, from the standpoint of he was for standing up for Roe v. Wade before he was against Roe v. Wade? He was for Race to the Top, he's for Obamacare, and now he's against it. I mean, we'll wait until tomorrow and—and—and see which Mitt Romney we're really talking to tonight.
Romney, whose answers were crisp and commanding throughout the night, showed again the benefit of having run before. He turned around the attacks on his record as a shape-shifter and made himself seem resolute. "My positions are laid out in that book. I stand by them. Governor Perry, you wrote a book six months ago. You're already retreating from the positions that were in that book."
The second problem for Perry came when defending himself against his executive order requiring sixth grade girls receive the HPV vaccine. He said he had been lobbied on the issue by a 31-year-old woman dying of cervical cancer. It was a rhetorical island of success in the stormy weather. Conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer singled it out as the governor's best moment. But Perry has a problem. He met with the woman after he made the decision to put the executive order in place. So it couldn't have influenced his decision, as he suggested in the debate.
The final problem for Perry came at another defensive moment. Talking about his decision to allow the children of undocumented workers to get cheaper in-state tuition, he said anyone who says the state should not educate these children "who have come into our state for no other reason than they have been brought there by no fault of their own, I don't think you have a heart."
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Photos taken by students participating in the PhotoVoice Project from Callaway County will be on display today (May 21) at the YMCA in Fulton.
The event will run from 5:30- 7 p.m. This is the first time Callaway County has been part of the project, which is sponsored by Central Missouri Community Action.
Students featured are in seventh, eighth or ninth grade, four of whom are from South Callaway Middle School and three from Missouri School for the Deaf. They have been taking pictures of the world around them for several weeks.
Each student has created a portfolio of pictures that captures issues around their community that need improvement, such as poverty or health. The students took part in an eight-week course that covered the topics of basic needs, health, wellness and lifelong learning.
"These pictures really cross the board on those topics," said Tad Dobyns, CMCA Callaway community organizer. "They also got the opportunity to be creative."
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Wabtec Completes Acquisition Of Winco To Expand Presence In Brazil
WILMERDING, Pa., Aug. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Wabtec Corporation (NYSE: WAB) has completed the acquisition of Winco Equipamentos Ferroviarios Ltda., to expand its presence in Brazil. Wabtec expects the transaction to be accretive in the first year. Based in Sao Paolo and with annual sales of about $15 million, Winco is an established marketing and sales company with capabilities including value-added engineering and assembly, service, technical support and logistics. The company has an extensive network of customer relationships in the freight rail and passenger transit markets throughout Brazil. "Winco complements our existing presence in Brazil and provides a framework for further growth in this important market," said Albert J. Neupaver, Wabtec's president and chief executive officer. "Combined with our recent acquisition of Mors Smitt, a European-based manufacturer of electronic components for rail and industrial markets, this further demonstrates our ongoing commitment to expand Wabtec's global presence."From 2006-2011, Wabtec's sales outside of the U.S. grew from $370 million to $916 million, for a compounded annual growth rate of 20 percent. As the largest freight rail market in South America and the sixth-largest in the world, Brazil has contributed to that growth. In recent years, Wabtec has expanded its capabilities there by opening a service center, acquiring a manufacturer of friction products, and winning a contract to design and install Communications-Based Train Control for MRS Logistica, one of the largest railroads in the country. As a result, Wabtec's sales in Brazil have increased from less than $5 million in 2009 to more than $70 million in 2011, with double-digit growth expected this year. Wabtec Corporation is a global provider of value-added, technology-based products and services primarily for the rail and transit industry. Through its subsidiaries, the company manufactures a range of products for locomotives, freight cars and passenger transit vehicles. The company also builds new switcher and commuter locomotives, and provides aftermarket services. Wabtec has facilities located throughout the world.
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Incorporating the estate of St. Mellons
Early Origins
The area's history spans back to the time of the Silures over 2,000 years ago. Evidence of this can be found in the form of a cromlech, in the grounds of Druidstone House.[REF]
There are numerous theories over the origin of St. Mellons' name. Llaneurwg, as St. Mellons is known in Welsh, may have been named after the local chief Eurwg/Eirwg.
Eurwg was the great-great-grandson of Bran, King of Gwent and grandson of the famous Caradoc, in 180 AD. Eurwg lived on the hill at St Mellons where the church now stands.[REF]
Another suggestion is that Mellonius, first Bishop of Rouen in the 4th Century, was born in the area and a church was dedicated to him.
The most likely theory is that when the Normans conquered the region in the 11th Century, they dedicated a new church to St. Mellon, their patron saint.
The Norman church was completely rebuilt and extended in the 14th century, repaired again in 1868, but evidence of its mediaeval features still remain.
Cefn Mably House
Norman Conqueror of Glamorgan, Robert Fitzhamon, had a house or hunting lodge constructed for his daughter Mabel, in the area we now call Cefn Mably.
The Normans were in control of most of Cardiff until the early 13th century, when the lands and property in St. Mellons passed into the possession of the Kemys family through marriage.
Cefn Mably was set in 6,000 acres of countryside, within which roamed a large herd of deer. The house was rebuilt in the 16th Century, and an eastern wing and a new chapel were added in the 18th century.
By the late 19th Century, the house was described as one of the finest and most historic country seats in Wales. Cefn Mably was sold in 1920, and converted into a hospital until 1983.
It was almost destroyed by arson in 1994, but has been restored and converted into luxury apartments. Another fine property in the area was Quarry Hill House.
It was built sometime during the early 18th century, on top of what used to be a Roman camp used by workers who were constructing the Via Julia Maritima (now Newport Road).
Ye Olde Fayre
St. Mellons Fair was an annual event enjoyed by the populous and visitors alike, was organised by the monks of the monastery at Llanrumney.
The fair was held on 22 October, St. Mellons Day, and continued until the middle of the Reformation in 1859.
The fair was replaced by a ploughing match which evolved into the St. Mellons Show. This was held at Llanrumney Park until the modern housing estate was built, and is now a popular annual event at Tredegar House.
In 1629, a Poor House was constructed for the less affluent residents. This was converted in 1854 to a village school, which served the community until the mid 1980's, when it was replaced by a bigger, modern school in Llanrumney and subsequently demolished.
Had the school been preserved, it would have most likely been listed under a conservation scheme. By the early 19th century there were Baptist and Methodist chapels, and a choice of pubs to frequent, such as the White Hart or the Fox and Hounds.
The Creation of Pontprennau
Pontprennau used to be farm in the parish of Llanedeyrn, but in the 1970's new housing estates were built and the population rapidly grew.
St. Mellons and Pontprennau were suburbs of Cardiff by 1974 and by the 1990's the estates started to spill over the boundaries into Lisvane and Cyncoed.
The East of Pontprennau and Cardiff Gate developed quickly into a commercial hub due to it's proximity to the M4, while the South and West were devoted to the rapidly growing housing estates.
Old or New St. Mellons?
In 1977, Cardiff County Council deemed the most historically significant part of St. Mellons to be worthy of special recognition.
A new boundary was drawn up which encompassed the majority of the oldest buildings such as St John's College, the Bluebell, Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses and the Coach House (formally White Hart).
This boundary enclosed Old St. Mellons, leaving the newer housing estate of St. Mellons to the South, and Pontprennau to the North.
Page Updated: 01 December 2014
- Cardiff records; history of the county borough from the earliest times - Internet Archive
- Druidstone Standing Stone in Monmouthshire - The Megalithic Portal
- Glamorgan Inventory Early Castles - RCAHMW
- Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses - Rootsweb
- Llaneirwg / St Mellons - Genuki
- Mellonius - Wikipedia
- Old St. Mellons Conservation Area - Appraisal - Cardiff County Council
- Searching for the Silures: The Iron Age in South-East Wales - Raymond Howell - Amazon UK
- St. Mellons - Kelly's Directory of Monmouthshire, 1901


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06 Aug. 2013
Y-3 opens second London storeLast week, Y-3 opened its second London store at 12 Floral Street, Covent Garden. Y-3 Floral Street will debut with the Autumn/Winter 2013 collection and will carry the full range including men's and women's apparel, footwear and accessories. The 150sqm space has an ultra-clean aesthetic and combines modern materials with distinct period features such as arch windows and steel pillars.
Upon entering the store, customers will notice the frosted glass shelving system that displays the footwear against tinted mirrored walls. This distinctive feature gives the customer a 360 degree view of the product. The dynamic lighting system has a series of settings to create a different ambience, dependent on the time of day or season. Products and sections can also be highlighted and tailored to suit the space. This is the first time that Y-3 has employed this technology.
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