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Shimmering elegance defines this transitional shade ceiling light with silver finish details and accents. Draped strings of clear crystal beads are surrounded by a sheer silver tone organza fabric shade that ensures an ambient glow. From the Ellisia Collection by Vienna Full Spectrum™.
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I was looking for a "close to the ceiling" fixture because we have 8 foot bedroom ceilings. I wanted the chandelier to be sophisticated yet not overly complicated. Since our bedroom has all white linens, I needed the chandelier to be simple but yet have a bit of "bling" and this one does that! It hangs at the end of the bed so height is not an issue because we will not be walking under it. I believe it would work in a space if you need to walk under it as well. Also, I loved this particular one because the crystals are at the very top of the plate close to the ceiling and they drape to the bottom. Very clever design. It is a lovely piece and I am very happy with the results! :-)Images/Videos shared by: Karen Drake Designs
I installed this in the center of my living room and it is gorgeous! It looks lovely during the day...with the silver metallic fabric shade & real crystals that capture daylight. At night, the shade has a goldish tone, still lovely. I have on a dimmer switch, which allows me to change to any mood lighting. However, 6 bulbs at 60w each can really light the large room when necessary. The rings/hooks for hanging the crystal strands seem to be of good quality, and were fairly easy to hang, though took a little time. All in all, it was worth it! I really love this fixture.Images/Videos shared by: Vera D.
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Time for some photo footage from The Artist Summit Miami!
When I saw the list of vendors, I was most excited to see Inglot Cosmetics. As many of you know, I fell in love with this brand a few months back in New York City. Check out that post here. As fate would have it, the brand is still ONLY available in New York as of right now. It has Canadian and Polish locations but as far as the U.S., a freestanding store only resides in NYC. I know, completely unfair.
So as you can imagine I RAN to them when I saw their spacious layout. Intern Bri did a fabulous job at capturing how I really feel about Inglot.
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I was modest and only hauled two interesting look test tube lippies.
The more I fall for Inglot, the more they upset me. Why can't we order them online already? Man oh man! And I really do hate to tease y'all but hopefully sooner rather than later, Inglot will open their doors and allow everyone to play with and purchase their products.
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... street (Staithe Street) there isn't a chain store in sight. With an abundance of fishermen's cottages and narrow quaint alleyways, Wells offers proximity to numerous beautiful sandy beaches, nature...
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I only need to sew plain stitches on cotton. Cheap would be a plus.
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I only need to sew plain stitches on cotton. Cheap would be a plus.
I just ordered this one from hsn. 4 payments of 74.98 I LOVE it :) Its very much like the one my mom has that is 25years old. (Singer brand) So I would say its durable.
Go to Wmt or Overstock.com and buy the Brother Project Runway. It even comes with the 1/4 foot! Great buy, reliable, and under $150. Has a 25 year warranty on the motor and self-threads.
I love mine. I've had it for 2 years and made about 20 quilts with it. I've only had one of those quilts long-armed. This machine is lightweight, but really works hard.
I got a $165.00 Brother from Costco last year for Christmas because "all I needed was to sew clothes for the kids"... Then this summer I picked up quilting and wish I'd gotten a little better machine when I did buy. However, I will use this til it falls apart then splurge on something better.;)
Go to a local sew and vac , and shop for a good used machine . The early machines were simple , all metal and real workhorses. Since these machines are non-computerized the dealer or sew and vac is very likely to give you a warrenty as well.
All of the machines my grandmothers used are still running( and they have had decades of real use). My local dealer always tells me just keep them oiled and clean of lint and they will run forever.
So many of the new machines have plastic parts and computer chips , all which are lmore likely to have problems than a simple all metal , no chips machine.
I would look on Craigslist for a vintage machine. I have a pink '61 Atlas (Japanese made, all metal- runs fabulous) $28.00 and a 1953 Singer 15-91 ($60 in perfect cabinet).
You cannot buy a machine likes these today. The 15-91 is a total workhorse- will sew through leather, and is a straight stitch. The Atlas will do zig zag and some fancy stitches with cams.
For your money- buy one that will never wear out, that you can oil yourself and has no plastic parts. My new Juki, which also fits that description, runs about $700.00, but for less than $50, in a thrift store or on Craigslist, you should be able to find what you need. You will never regret it.
Talk to Lostin51. He has all sorts of machines.
or check out the Vintage Machine section here. Lots of knowledgeable folks will help you. Billy (Lostn51) is the head elf of the machine rescues.
try craigslist.
I've found postings about vintage machines, but haven't located the dedicated section ... can you give me the link?!Originally Posted by hazeljane


text: Just one day after a deadly tornado killed nine people in Greensburg, Kansas, a fresh wave of storms tore across the U.S. midwest again Saturday night causing extensive damage. This time mother nature roared into Sweetwater, Oklahoma. A twister travelling at a speed of up to 220 km an hour, ripped through the town wiping out churches, homes and a high school gym. The forceful storm was just one of the 75 tornado touchdowns reported by the U.S. Weather Service on Saturday. About forty of them happened between 6pm and 9pm. This was the same storm that tore apart the small farming town in neighbouring Kansas where hundreds of people have nowhere else to stay but a temporary shelter home. In fact, Greensburg has been declared a disaster zone and the state governor is going to tour the area Sunday. Hope all our folks in the mid-west are ok!


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Defense Tech: Why the U.S. Must Share
By Stan Crock
Pentagon procurers have long employed a tried-and-true tactic to shield weapons programs from budget-slashers: The prime contractor doles out work to subcontractors in as many congressional districts as possible to enlist support from the maximum number of lawmakers.
Now that ploy is going global. To bolster support for the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), a new tactical aircraft, the Pentagon is inking deals with as many foreign governments as possible to help develop the plane. The more international signatories, the broader the support -- at least that's how the theory goes. Missile-defense contracts may fly across borders, too.
There's just one problem: lingering concerns in the Bush Administration about the worldwide proliferation of technology, especially after September 11. At stake are transatlantic defense-industry partnerships that could help preserve close ties between the U.S. and Europe in the post-Cold War world. And if the Bushies get any more suspicious, plans for a truly international development of the Joint Strike Fighter could be dashed.
With more than a half-dozen foreign countries signing up, the game plan for the JSF at first blush seems to be working. Pentagon officials already are saying the JSF can't be a bad plane if so many foreign countries are lining up behind it. Supporters also point out that killing the aircraft, or paring back purchases in a way that would raise allies' costs, would cause a diplomatic furor.
For Lockheed Martin, the prime contractor, foreign participation is a godsend. Any subcontracting work not already allocated domestically is likely to go to a foreign company, rather than to archrival Boeing. As long as Lockheed Martin follows tradition and puts dollops of work into a lot of congressional districts, the Bethesda (Md.) defense giant would be protected on its domestic and international flanks.
Political protection wouldn't be the only benefit. Other countries -- Britain, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, Italy, Turkey, and Canada -- will help Washington pay the development tab for the $225 billion JSF program. For all the money being lavished on the military, the Defense Dept. still could use help paying for some of the bigger weapons programs.
The participation of these countries also creates likely export markets and could freeze out potential foreign competition. That, in turn, raises the odds that NATO allies would buy the same gear and increase "interoperability" -- the capacity to work smoothly together in battle.
This is hardly the first time that the U.S. has cut deals with foreign countries on weapons. In the past, however, they have been limited largely to indirect offsets (the U.S. buys bananas to offset the sale of tanks) or direct offsets (the tank buyer gets to assemble part of the vehicle). In the JSF deal, foreign countries will be involved much earlier -- in the development stage -- and actually will be investing billions of dollars in the project. One industry executive calls the JSF model "ingenious." "You've created this early pressure and an early market to buy the airplane, which is very different from the usual way of doing it," he says.
The Pentagon is said to be mulling a similar approach for missile defense. Parceling out the work would have the same advantages as with the JSF, only one better: It could help defuse diplomatic tensions over missile defense between the U.S. and Europe, which isn't an issue with the JSF.
Yet this JSF blueprint has a huge obstacle to overcome. Cold War-era laws designed to safeguard technology -- which ignore the increasing globalization of weapons components -- still hamper joint efforts among allies. These laws make information sharing and real partnerships difficult or even impossible in certain circumstances. "We are facing a serious state of affairs in the transatlantic community," warns former Deputy Defense Secretary John J. Hamre, now president and CEO of the Center for Strategic & International Studies, which has created a blue-ribbon panel to explore transatlantic security and industrial cooperation.
Dutch government and industry officials are already up in arms. They fear curbs on exchanges of information and technological knowhow could prevent them from getting clearances from Washington to share data vital to developing the JSF. The fighter plane already is on a tight schedule, with the first flight expected in three years. A joint effort "is not possible if you don't open the gates to bring foreign industries in," Dutch Deputy Defense Minister Henk A.L. van Hoof told me recently.
Aad W. Veenman, president and CEO of Stork, a Dutch technology company, notes: "Any delay will jeopardize the program." If the U.S. is unwilling to share information, he adds, the plan to bring in real foreign partners "is not serious."
While these officials say top Pentagon leaders are aware of the problem, the Bush Administration continues to show a wariness about transatlantic defense mergers that many Europeans see as signs of continued reluctance to loosen control over technology and information. That's a shift from the Clinton era, when Hamre and others had tried to make such deals easier, especially for trusted allies such as Britain.
Good reasons existed for making deals easier then, and there are now as well. An influx of capital from abroad would bolster defense-industry shares, which were in the dumps during the '90s. While the industry's market capitalization has improved, the Pentagon still doesn't have the money it needs to fund everything on the table. And from a diplomatic viewpoint, such acquisitions could help keep the NATO alliance from fracturing in the absence of the Soviet threat -- the diplomatic glue that held alliances together during the Cold War.
Old habits are hard to break, however. Ever since Inauguration Day, the Bush Administration has shown an inclination to try to do the opposite of whatever policies the Clintonites pursued. While the Clinton Administration approved BAE's purchase of some Lockheed Martin units and Tracor, which makes a lot of highly classified hardware, sources say the Bush team looks askance at BAE's interest in TRW. Last year, when Dutch chipmaker ASM Lithography wanted to buy Silicon Valley Group, the Administration forced ASM to sell an SVG unit that made lenses for spy satellites.
The message is clear, at least to many Europeans: There are limits on how much Washington trusts its allies. The events of September 11, some experts fear, may have made the Administration more reluctant to share. This is ironic, given that the U.S. needs to keep its allies happy as they wage their joint campaign against terrorism.
Such a stance isn't practical when another country makes something the U.S. needs. And that's happening more and more often as weapons use software written in India and chips from, say, Israel or Korea. If the U.S. is reluctant to share, a country we depend on may at some point reciprocate and not sell us something we want.
"The U.S., Europe, and Russia all need to be cooperating to get the best product," says Veenman. He, for one, is less concerned about mergers than about cooperation. But if the attitude toward mergers is evidence of a broader attitude toward cooperation, the U.S in the end may have far less control over its destiny than it thinks.
Crock covers national security and foreign affairs for BusinessWeek from Washington. Follow his views in Affairs of State twice a month, only on BusinessWeek Online
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Foster Campbell, head of the state Public Service Commission, wants to see phone rates in Louisiana prisons cut by 25 percent and add-on charges ended, said Bill Robertson, his spokesman.
A vote on the changes ended in a deadlock at the PSC's November meeting, but the reforms are again on the agenda for the Dec. 12 meeting, he said.
Prison phone rates average 30 cents a minute, and it's often families on the outside that pay the rates, Robertson said. There are also fees, including a $7 charge to set up an account and a $5 charge to reclaim any unused money, he said.
Campbell's proposal would drop the average cost of a call to 23 cents per minute — $2.29 for a 10-minute call — and eliminate add-on charges, Robertson said.
"It's morally the right thing to do. It's immoral to do what's being done to the families of these inmates. They haven't broken any laws," Campbell said. "If we want to rehabilitate prisoners, they have to be able to communicate with the outside world."
Robertson said Louisiana's rates rank in the middle, but if the proposal is OK'd, the state would have the 14th-lowest rates in the country and the fourth cheapest in the South.
"At the end of the day, we won't be the cheapest in the country," Robertson said. "But the level of fairness will rise substantially for the families of the 40,000 inmates in Louisiana."
It's an issue that is being considered nationwide. In mid-November, Julius Genachowski, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission opened debate about cutting the rates.
Robertson said prisons get a large part of the funds — about 70 percent of the fees before phone companies take their share. He said that encourages prisons to accept high bids instead of low bids.
"You can't make right out of it," Campbell said. "Everybody knows it's wrong, but it's politics in the third degree."
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Jonathan Neame, chief executive of brewer and pub owner Shepherd Neame, is among four new Deputy Lieutenants of Kent.
Mr Neame is joined by Jacques Arnold, former MP for Gravesham, Richard Henderson, a JP from Ashford, and His Honour Judge Jeremy Carey, from Smarden. They are among some 70 Deputy Lieutenants across the county.
Mr Neame, who lives in Oare, was educated at Harrow School, Pembroke College Cambridge, The City University and Inns of Court School of Law.
He joined Faversham-based Shepherd Neame in 1991 and became chief executive in 2003. He has been a fierce campaigner against escalating beer duty.
He also chairs the British Beer and Pub Association, is a non-executive director of the St. Austell Brewery Company, a trustee of The Leeds Castle Foundation and a Kent Ambassador.
Jacques Arnold of West Malling is an expert on Latin America and advises companies on the region.
As an MP, he was a Parliamentary Private Secretary in the Department of the Environment, and at the Home Office, and served on the Treasury Select Committee. He chaired the Backbench Constitutional Affairs Committee.
He has previously worked for Thomas Cook as regional director for Latin America, Africa and Iberia.
Richard Henderson, of Warehorne, near Ashford, sits as a Justice of The Peace on the East Kent Bench.
A former chairman of the Kent Branch of the Magistrates Association, he now represents Kent's 850 magistrates on its National Council.
He was a director of the Henderson Group investment management company, and managing director of its charities and private clients division.
He has also served as a member of the National Trust's Regional Committee for the South East and as Chairman of its Finance Committee.
His Honour Judge Jeremy Carey lives in Smarden. He practised as a barrister in London for 30 years before being appointed a Circuit Judge at Maidstone in 2004.
From 2005 he was liaison judge for the Kent Magistracy and in 2010 became Resident Judge at Maidstone Combined Court.
He was appointed Honorary Recorder of Maidstone in 2007, an ancient office whose purpose is to act as link between judiciary and borough.
He is a member of the Parole Board, a Patron of the Caldecott Foundation and supports many Kent-based organisations.
Viscount De L'Isle, Lord-Lieutenant of Kent, said: "We welcome these new Deputy Lieutenants whose experience will further reinforce the effectiveness and diversity of the Lieutenancy and will ensure we continue to take up whatever challenges lie ahead.
"They will be joining an outstanding network of men and women whose role it is to support the Monarchy and celebrate Kent, its unique history and culture, serve its communities – and contribute positively to its future."
He added: "These appointments are important because the Lieutenancy plays a major role as an effective independent force for good in Kent.
"As the Monarchy does nationally, our aim is to provide a focus for County identity, unity and pride, give a sense of stability, recognise achievements, success and excellence, and promote service to others."
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FOXBORO -- A good sign for the Patriots as safety Patrick Chung returned to practice on Thursday as he returns from an apparent minor knee injury in last Sunday's win at San Diego.
Running back Fred Taylor (toe), safety Jarrad Page (calf) and defensive lineman Mike Wright (unknown cause) were the only players missing at the open portion of Patriots practice. The team's second practice in preparation for the Minnesota Vikings this Sunday was held outdoors on the upper practice fields in full pads.
FOXBORO -- One of the primary Patriots cornerbacks assigned with defending Randy Moss during the star receiver's return to Gillette Stadium admitted Thursday he's not seen any consistent way of defending him on the field.
"I'm not sure," McCourty said of what he's seen on film and in person that is effective defending Moss. "I watched him growing up and when I was in school and nothing seemed to work so we'll just go out there and try to compete."
In his weekly appearance on the Dennis & Callahan Show, Fox Sports and NFL Network analyst Brian Billick said that if Brett Favre deems himself fit to play in the Vikings' game against the Patriots Sunday in Foxboro then Minnesota head coach Brad Childress has to let the quarterback play.
FOXBORO — The trio of Richard Seymour, Vince Wilfork and Ty Warren served as
The Patriots had two running backs, James Johnson and Javarris Williams, in for workouts although neither player was signed, ESPN.com reported. The Pats are thin at running back with Fred Taylor still battling a toe injury, leaving BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Danny Woodhead and Sammy Morris at the position.
The possible impact of Randy Moss on the Vikings has been discussed plenty in recent days, but no matter what he does on the field Sunday, he's already had a chance to help the Vikings offense and defense prepare for their game with the Patriots. According to coach Brad Childress, Moss spent his off-day huddling with both offensive and defensive in hopes of getting them up to speed on New England.
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Vikings quarterback Brett Favre addressed the media this afternoon in Minnesota, and as expected, most of the questions dealt with his injured left foot. Here are some of the highlights from his Q&A with the media:
How much does this remind you of 2000 when you suffered that mid-foot strain but still played against Tampa?
"I would hope so. It's hard to think back that far, but I think I can point to different times in my career when I can think I came back and played with whatever injury and was able to play well enough to help us win and give us a chance to win. That would be — not only that time but other times as well — would be my reasoning for wanting to play. My desire to play. And not to mention being able to function. I would say right now I don't know, and I would be being honest. I broke my thumb — I can't remember what year that was. My first game back was against Minnesota here in the dome, and if you had told me prior to — and still to this day it's hard to imagine a thrower who has a broken thumb on that hand to be able to function on a high level. But for me — as I tell a lot of guys — I'm willing to give it a try. And I think back to all those times when I said, 'I'm willing to give it a try.' Had I not, I wouldn't have known, like you are talking about … when I played against Minnesota here and really, not only that game, but had one of the best stretches of my career with a broken thumb in a splint. What does that mean for this week? I'd say it's worth a try. Now, a mid-foot sprain was very painful. This is a very similar injury, but you have to throw into the mix a broken heel bone, basically is what it is. I sound like a doctor again. But I've been reassured that, yeah, it's broken, but there's not a risk of further injury. Will it continue to be sore? Absolutely. But that's kind of the way I'm approaching it. I would love to play for no other reason but I'm just committed to this team. I'd love to get this back on track and be a part of it. And more than anything, function at a level that gives us a chance to win. And that's basically it. If not, Tarvaris will do a great job. I have no doubts whatsoever. But I would love to be able to try and do it."
How do you anticipate you'll test it out?
"The thing is, Sunday, I'm still going to have a broken foot … a broken bone in my foot. And whether I play next week or not, we know next week it'll be sore. You would assume by not playing it would continue to get a little bit better each day. so we're going to continue to treat it. See how the symptoms continue to change over the course of the week. I've always had a knack for healing, I think, quicker than maybe most people. And mentally … I know, because I'm going back in history, that I've been able to play with different types of injuries that most people probably wouldn't have attempted. And that kind of gives me a little bit of hope. Each time, whatever injury that may be, offers a different … the fact that I played a quarter and a half, maybe a little bit longer than that, the other night gives me a little bit of hope as well. But we'll just kind of follow the symptoms. If the swelling and pain subside some, then, that will tell a lot. Then, maybe Friday. I don't know yet. On Friday, we'll just kind of see where we are. I anticipate going through a full practice."
What does the streak mean to you?
"All I can say is, 'Wow.' I kind of lost count a long time ago. You know? I'm very proud of the streak. But it probably should have ended a long time ago. Numerous injuries, some I touched on. The only reason I want to play … I don't want to go out there for one play. I don't want to go out there for three plays. If I'm able to play, i want to play the whole game, and give us a chance to win. You know, I know it makes for good TV, talking about the streak. Will it end? Will this be the injury that stops him? Or whatever. You know, whether it ends this week or whether it ends at the end of the year, it ends. I will always be proud of it. In the game of football every week, its a crapshoot, and I've been able to overcome a lot of injuries, so I'm thankful I've been able to play however many games in a row. But it's all about helping this team win and getting us back on track. That's the only thing I'm concerned about.
What's your sense as to how this decision will be made?
"Not real sure. But I don know, and I tell guys too, no one knows your body like you know it. No one knows how much it will hinder you. And again, this is a little different injury, so I don't know how much it will affect me either way. But I know it's worth considering to play. And I will be honest with myself as well as Brad when that time comes. And as I stand here before you, I don't know if that's pregame, right before kickoff or if it's tomorrow. If tomorrow feels better than today, then to me that's some hope. He's the head coach, he makes those decisions. But I would think that would be an open dialogue deal: How do you feel? What do you think? And then weigh the options."
Do you feel any differently about your decision to rejoin the Vikings now?
"No. I said this weeks back, once I decided to come, I knew that there was no guarantees. I would love to come in and have the same year as last year. I would love for our team … everyone's hopes and expectations have been the Super Bowl. And that shouldn't change. There's still a lot of football left. We've dug ourselves a hole here — we all know that, for whatever reason. And I take as much responsibility as anyone. I'm not going to shy away from that. This could easily be an injury where I'm going to slip under the radar, see you later. Easy out. And people might think that. I want to play. and I want to help this team win. And I owe that to the guys. I owe that to myself."
On the possibility of retirement:
"No, once again. I'm more committed today than I was before the injury. And I don't mean that … I don't want anyone to print I wasn't committed last week. That's not true. I'm just saying it would be easy to walk away or take a step back. There's a chance I don't play this week. That's no secret to anyone. I want to play. I want to do what I can this week to get myself ready to play. I know that bone will continue to be broken for quite awhile. I've done it in the past. I think I can do it again. I just want to help this team get back on track. That's what I came here for. For no other reason."


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Hip To The Blues published by Santorella Publications is a series of 22 jazz duets edited by Douglas Weeks, that combine the best elements of education, playability and musical fun. These lyrical melodies are unique to the industry. The CD is recorded in a "music minus one" fashion with the duet being played in entirety (both parts) if your stereo is evenly balanced. Move the balance to right or left channel to isolate the top or bottom (1st or 2nd) part and play along with Nick Lane, one of the best studio trombone players in Los Angeles today. Get ready to enjoy these "Hip" Lee West "Blues" titles. About Nick Lane Nick Lane has been active in the Los Angeles music scene for over twenty five years. He joined Maynard Ferguson's Band after graduating from Bostones Berklee College of Music and remained on the road for three years before moving to Los Angeles. He continued touring while based in L. A. with Rod Stewart, The Who and Tom Petty & The Heart Breakers. Nick Lane continues to perform with Etta James, Chicago, Shakira, Alejandro Sans and has even performed with Jennifer Lopez. Nick has also been featured in a special PBS broadcast about "the blues" with T-Bone Burnett. Nick remains active in the commercial recording fields for movies, television, commercials and has recorded with such Pop artists as; Macy Gray, Tim Mc Graw, Baby Face, Destiny's Child, The Offspring, The Wallflowers, Fast Ball, Green Day, No Doubt, Natalie Merchant, Everclear, Barbara Streisand and Joe Cocker. Nick has recorded with such Jazz artists as; Rick Braun, Jeff Golub, David Benoit, Dave Koz, Kombo, Greg Karukus and Warren Hill. Nick's popular "lounge jazz" CD performed with baritone saxophonist Greg Smith and an organ trio is recorded on the Oakland Stroke Label.


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The renting masses deserve a great Australian dream, too, writes Simon Castles.
What a welcome piece of news that in Britain The Block has been a ratings disaster. Sold to ITV by Channel Nine, the reality series - in which hot young couples are given identical apartment shells to renovate - has failed to find an audience.
After a few weeks on air in Britain, the program was dumped into a graveyard timeslot.
Don't get me wrong, I don't have a blanket objection to reality TV shows, or to successful Australian franchises. But to hear that The Block had stiffed was to believe for a moment that perhaps the rest of the world wasn't as mired in real estate pornography as we are in Australia. To believe that things were different elsewhere, and might, therefore, be different here in time, in a strange way made me feel brighter about my future.
If my resentment hasn't already given me away, I am a renter, have been for the decade since I left home. And will be, probably, for the rest of my life - rising to a certainty if I live in Sydney or Melbourne. It's Bathurst, Bairnsdale or bust for me.
And not just me, of course. I am but one member of what looks like being the first generation of long-term, possibly lifetime, renters Australia has ever known. In 1989, a fifth of 25- to 39-year-old Australians were renting; a decade later it was a third. And it's rising. But you don't hear much about this.
What you do hear, though, are the dire warnings from political and financial leaders that without the security of home ownership the future for those aged in their 20s and 30s is bleak - and comfortable retirement a pipe dream.
Jeez, thanks for that guys. Generation-Xers need such grim forecasting like they need an eviction notice. If I can state the bleeding obvious, predictions of financial doom are not helping me or anyone else enter the property market. They are not a currency my bank is accepting as down payment.
You would think, given the huge societal change taking place - no less than the fading of the great Australian dream - that at least some thought and effort might be put into imagining a future, a worthwhile and optimistic future for young people, that wasn't reliant on home ownership. You would think a few alternative visions might be put forward.
Something to inspire hope in future generations, rather than despair. But not a skerrick. Instead we had the Treasurer suggesting recently, somewhat desperately, that parents help their children out buying a home. He called for a "little bit of generational sharing".
Is this a policy or a fairly transparent sign that Peter Costello no longer holds out much hope, that he's looked at the figures and thrown his hands in the air?
Meanwhile, TV shows such as The Block, Hot Auctions and Location, Location only succeed in further alienating those locked out of home ownership.
To my admittedly resentful eyes, these sickening programs are basically about members of a club that no longer accepts members indulging in a kind of mutual onanism over polished floorboards, bay windows and the ability to magically turn money into more money.
Renters not only don't have their own reality TV show but are rarely mentioned in the media, period.
To be a renter is to be buried in the margins, to be stuck in the shadow of a mythology so large it blankets a continent. It almost comes as a surprise to remember that renters, too, have aspirations. And careers and families.
Generation-Xers didn't create the situation that now befalls them, but they have to learn to live with it. A first-home buyer in Melbourne today is faced with paying about 2 times more for a house than in 1996. (What a pity that in 1996 I was unemployed and going backwards, as were many of my friends.)
At the same time as house prices have soared, the wealth of those in their 20s and 30s has dived.
The National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling at the University of Canberra says that between 1986 and last year the share of total wealth held by 25- to 39-year-olds dropped from 27 to 19 per cent.
(For 40- to 54-year-olds, meanwhile, it rose from 33 to 38 per cent). Simon Kelly, a senior research fellow at the centre, estimates that by 2020 barely 20 per cent of people in their early 30s will own their home. But I will resist the temptation - strong though it is - to let this degenerate into a baby boomer bash.
When it comes to real estate and big cities, the equation is simple: too many people, too little land.
It is an equation understood in many European countries, where to be a renter for life is acceptable. In Germany the home ownership rate is just 43 per cent. A renter in Berlin, with a long-term lease and the freedom to hang pictures on the wall, might even be thought to have a future.
But in Australia (where the ownership rate is close to 70 per cent) the dream of home ownership is so potent that the national imagination fails to accommodate anything else. Without property in the picture, today's leaders look to the future and see nothing but oblivion.
Which is a shame, and a great failure of leadership.
Because Generation-Xers deserve to have a dream as well, even if it's one that doesn't involve a home among the gum trees.
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I am an environmental scientist, physical geographer, soil scientist, and geologist. Soils, sediments, and landforms are brilliantly puzzling, complex palimpsests that reflect both ancient and present-day environmental conditions. I study the ways in which landscape components record surface, climate, and ecosystem histories at scales ranging from the nanometer to the kilometer. My chief research interests include: (1) the study of desert soils and the pursuit of new, quantitative, isotopic measures of arid soil minerals and geomorphic surface ages, (2) paleoenvironmental reconstruction from paleosols; and (3) applications of soil science and geochemistry to challenges in species conservation and/or land management.
EducationPh.D., University of Nevada Las Vegas (Geoscience); M.S., Oregon State University,(Soil Science); B.A., Macalester College (Geology & Spanish)
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Robins, Colin, 2016. Soils, Science, Society, and the Environment. Oxford Research Encyclopedia: Environmental Science. Subject: Agriculture and the Environment. doi:10.1093/acrefore/9780199389414.013.69
Robins, C.R., Deurlington, A., Buck, B.J., and Brock-Hon, A.L., 2015. Micromorphology and formation of pedogenic ooids in calcic soils and petrocalcic horizons. Geoderma 251-252: 10-23.
Goossens, D., Buck, B.J, Teng, Y., Robins, C.R., and Goldstein, H., 2014. Effect of sulfate and carbonate minerals on particle size distributions in arid soils. Soil Science Society of America Journal 78:881-893.
Robins, C.R., Buck, B.J., and Williams, A.J., 2014. Surficial geologic and soil habitat criteria for Eriogonum corymbosum var. nilesii, a Mojave Desert "gypsophile". Catena 118: 9-19.
Robins, C.R. , Buck, B.J., Spell, T., Soukup, D., and Steinberg, S.M., 2014. Testing the applicability of vacuum-encapsulated 40Ar/39Ar geochronology to pedogenic palygorskite and sepiolite. Quaternary Geochronology, 20: 8-22.
Rogers, R., Krause, D.W., Kast, S.C., Marshall, M.S., Rahantarisoa, L., Robins, C.R., and Sertich, J.J . 2013. A new, richly fossiliferous member comprised of tidal deposits in the Upper Cretaceous Maevarano Formation, northwestern Madagascar. Cretaceous Research 44:12-29.
Robins, C.R. , Brock-Hon, A.L., and Buck, B.J., 2012. Conceptual mineral genesis models for calcic pendants and petrocalcic horizons, NV. Soil Science Society of America Journal 76(5): 1887-1903.
Brock-Hon, A.L., Robins, C.R., and Buck, B.J., 2012. Micromorphological investigation of pedogenic barite in Mormon Mesa petrocalcic horizons, Nevada, USA: Implications for genesis. Geoderma 179-180: 1-8.
Robins, C.R., Buck, B.J., Williams, A.J., Morton, J.L., Howell, M.S., Yonovitz, M.L., and House, P.K., 2009. Comparison of flood hazard assessments on desert piedmonts and playas: A case study in Ivanpah Valley, Nevada. Geomorphology, 103 (4): 520-532.


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An intimate friend of Capt. Smith, a prominent shipping man, who was seen at the Plaza last night, said that Capt. Smith had been informed by the White Star Company that he was to retire as soon as he carried the Titanic back to England.
AL the Ritz-Carlton Lord Rothes patiently waited all night for some tidings of Lady Rothes, who was aboard the Titanic. Others on the Titanic who had booked at the Ritz-Carlton were George Widener and his son, Harry, who make their home in the hotel when in this city; Mrs. J. W. N. Cardoza and her son, T. D. Cardoza, and Bruce Ismay, Chairman of the White Star Line board.
The Hotel Gotham reported just prior to the wreck that they had received a reservation from a man from Stockholm, Sweden, who signed his communication H. Bjornstorn Steffansen.
The Ritz-Carlton reported that it had been advised that the London Director of the Swiss Colony Bank of London was on board.
When the later reports of the disaster got to the big hotels scenes of excitement and anxiety were instantly enacted. At every large hotel there is a steamship man who has a desk at which he arranges transatlantic passages. These places were besieged last night by anxious friends and relatives of the Titanic's passengers. Little groups stood about and discussed the tragedies in the lobbies, and when some guest arrived with fresh news they circled around and made hurried inquiries.
"I had more than thirty reservations from people on the Titanic," said George C. Boldt, proprietor of the Waldorf. "It seems almost inconceivable that such a thing should have occurred with such a ship this time of the year. One man was coming from Scotland to this hotel. He is old and infirm. I am afraid he would never make a lifeboat. Some of my dearest friends, people who have been here ever since I opened my house, were aboard the sunken liner. It is too bad." Mr. Boldt was so much affected that he gave up his work far the night and sat in his private office receiving bulletins.
At the Hotel Plaza W. T. Graham, President of the American Tin Can Company, anxiously awaited reports of his wife and daughter Margaret, who were to meet him here when the ship got in.
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This is where I'll reveal my personal programming, techniques I'm testing out, tips on form, and other stuff clients normally pay me for.
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You already know I love making videos, especially about stuff that excites me.
These workshops will be longer videos (up to 40 minutes long or more) that go into a lot of detail about growing stronger with the Four Layers of strength.
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I wish I could make it free, but if I did, the quality of the community would be piss poor.
With a small investment required, we get to filter out trolls and people who aren't serious and dedicated.
Plus, when you have some skin in the game, you push yourself to make the most of it.
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The chairman of the Indiana Senate Education Committee says any proposals to expand the state's private school voucher system will have to be first approved by the Indiana House.
Republican Sen. Dennis Kruse of Auburn tells The Associated Press that his committee won't vote as planned Wednesday on a bill that would make it easier for siblings of those already in the program to also receive vouchers.
The proposal has faced some opposition because it would sidestep a requirement included in the 2011 law that all students spend at least a year in public schools before becoming eligible for the subsidies toward paying private school tuition.
Kruse says he wants to see whether the House will approve a broader bill that would completely end the one-year waiting period.
Indiana has the country's largest voucher program. It provides public subsidies to low- and moderate-income families toward sending their children to private schools. The state Supreme Court is weighing the legality of the program now in its second year.
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James McDonald's spring carnival campaign in Melbourne could provide a couple of firsts for the talented jockey.
But one appears more likely than the other.
McDonald is chasing a first Melbourne Group One win this spring, and he is also yet to taste success in a Group One Guineas race anywhere.
He gets the chance at achieving both at Caulfield today but with the presence of superstar Pierro in the Caulfield Guineas, that task will be difficult for his mount Ashokan.
McDonald's other Group One chance today is Glass Harmonium in the Toorak Handicap (1600m), and he is set to have a number of opportunities later in the carnival, including It's A Dundeel who is favourite for the Victoria Derby.
Pierro is at $1.20 for the Caulfield Guineas.
McDonald fashioned an upset in last Saturday's Group One Spring Champion Stakes (2000m) at Randwick when It's A Dundeel defeated $1.28 favourite Proisir from the Gai Waterhouse stable.
"Maybe this one is a little bit different," McDonald said before his ride on Ashokan.
"I had a feeling that he [It's A Dundeel] would upset him [Proisir] and as it turned out he did.
"Pierro, the way he's winning he's a superstar. It's going to make it hard for any of us to beat him but I'm not saying he can't get beaten. It is racing after all.
"He [Ashokan] has been thereabouts without winning but his form is OK."
The New Zealand hoop has been a regular visitor to Australia in the past couple of years but made a permanent move last month to set up a base in Sydney.
"I wanted to ride in the Guineas and I'd love to win a Guineas," he said.
"I haven't won a Group One Guineas before."
He says this spring carnival shapes as his best opportunity yet to win a Group One in Melbourne.
He has won two Group Ones in Sydney, one in Brisbane and one in Hong Kong as well as 10 in New Zealand.
Glass Harmonium ran fourth first-up in the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes and McDonald will ride him for the first time today.
"I'm looking forward to hopping on him, actually. I think he's pretty well-weighted with 56.5kg for a big horse like him."
Among McDonald's other rides is Temple Of Boom in the Group Two Schillaci Stakes (1000m).
McDonald won the Group One Galaxy at Randwick in April on the Tony Gollan-trained gelding and has also been aboard for two stakes wins at Flemington.
Their horses are fit and well and ready to run the race of their lives.
But none of the trainers lined up against Pierro and Gai Waterhouse in today's A$1 million ($1.25 million) Group One Caulfield Guineas are rehearsing victory speeches.
Pierro and Waterhouse are as formidable a combination as will be seen in any Group One race this spring.
The horse is favourite at $1.26 and his trainer, no doubt, thinks he should be shorter.
"He's quite exceptional," Waterhouse said after Pierro's final Guineas workout this week.
"You'll see that in the Guineas on Saturday."
Pierro is attempting to stretch his unbeaten run to nine in the race that ranks behind only the Golden Slipper - which he's already won - as a stallion maker.
And there appears to be no stopping him.
The trainers of some of the best three-year-olds available will each be rewarded for turning up in the Guineas in which the last of the eight runners receives $20,000.
But the $600,000 first prize seems bound to be added to Pierro's tally of $3.1 million.
John Hawkes, who saddles a horse perfectly named for the Guineas - All Too Hard - believes the frustrations he has endured with the colt this preparation are behind him.
But Pierro is in front of him.
Hawkes said All Too Hard's barrier manners seem to be improved and the distance of the Guineas is right for a colt once rated as Pierro's equal.
"It's just a matter of whether he brings his A game to the races," Hawkes said. "The thing is Pierro does that every time."
John O'Shea runs Ashokan, a colt who could be the one to serve it up to Pierro.
"We'll be aggressive, we won't die wondering," O'Shea said.
"But it's going to be tough."
Leon Corstens, the Melbourne trainer who has produced a couple of the best Guineas winners of the past decade, goes in double-handed against Pierro.
"I'm hoping, but what can you do," he said.
"It would have to go drastically wrong for Pierro to be beaten."
Pierro's closest rival in the Guineas is Epaulette, a colt who has also been his closest rival on the racetrack.
Epaulette ran Pierro to a short half-head at Rosehill in March.
"One of the few positives we can take into it is that we've got closer than anyone else has to Pierro," said Epaulette's rider, Kerrin McEvoy.
McEvoy was exaggerating.
The narrow defeat is the only positive he came up with, and it was really a negative.
There is, however, one glimmer of hope.
Kingston Town, who was trained by Waterhouse's father Tommy Smith, came to the 1979 Caulfield Guineas in much the same manner as Pierro.
He started a long odds-on favourite and finished third.
Waterhouse isn't a better trainer than her father, and there may not have been a better horse to race in Australia since Kingston Town.


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Semi solid stain for hardwood deck
We bought a house with a two level deck. The upper deck is gray Trex while the main deck is meranti hardwood. The wood deck was stained with a gray solid stain which Ive stripped and sanded off. I would prefer to use a clear stain to bring out the dark brown color but think we need to use at least a semi solid stain in gray to look right next to the Trex.
Are there any good semi-solid stains that work on hardwoods? I planned to use BM Arborcoat but the technical data form says it is not recommended for hardwood. BM Exterior Stain (oil) semi solid doesnt mention hardwoods one way or the other.
Anyone have any recommendations?
BM makes a good semi-solid that we use all the time. It does have a tad more pigment than a semi-transparent but still shows the wood grain. It is a good compromise on decks. HOWEVER, I would recommend the oil based if at all possible. ARBORCOAT is a waterborne and I have seen failure after failure with waterborne stains on walking/horizontal surfaces.
Thanks Matthew.
I called BM who confirmed that they only have one prduct for hardwood which is a translucent product. I called Cabot who told me there oil/water hybrid semisolid would work if I was careful applying it.
Does anyone else have any ideas?
That type wood is not recomended for outside use.
How is it holding up, and how long has it been down?
Several other sites all said the same thing.
Give a call to Wolman's about hardwood sealers. Duraseal or their specific hardwood sealer
Flood has a CWF product for Hardwoods.
I use Messmers on our hardwood decking.
It is a natural colour and they have one with a redwood colour. I don't know if you can tint these to the gray you want.
Cabot #17400 semi solid worked well
I looked into the recommendations but wanted the semi solid so I went with the Cabot #17400 which is the low VOC stuff. We finally had enough dry days to get it applied last night. It's looking really good this morning. Now hopefully it will stay that way for several years.
In this area meranti is being specifically marketed as mahogany decking. The deck is about 12 years old and appeared to have several coats of solid stain before. It still looked really good once it was stripped and then sanded flat and relatively smooth.
Thanks for everyone's help.
Sounds like a great decking material but I can only guess what a board foot of the stuff costs! And blades and bits to drill it are pricey too!
I suspect more hardwoods would be used for outdoor decks if not for the cost. Not sure about how I feel about depletion of hardwood rainforests but the material sure would outlast many of the materials used and would be a lot more durable. I just bid on a set of back stair landing made of PT deck material that are only 5 years old and really should be replaced they are splintering so bad. They would be nasty on bare feet.
As I have mentioned on this site before I used to race sailboats and my fave was a 35 foot Cheoy Lee Lion---sloop rigged. It had a beautiful teak deck that we did nothing to but clean spills from once in awhile. It was original to the the boat and decades old. The boat sat in salt water 24/7 save for hull coating every few seasons. The deck did look a grayish in color but sometimes less is more and especially with hardwood decking materials.
Glad your project worked out! Post a picture or two if it is not too much trouble. I would love to see what it all looks like.
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The city said it hired a retail strategist to find out what people want in Indio. Sitdown chain restaurants, such as IHOP, topped the list.
Coming soon is an Applebee's, which will break ground this summer, according to Mariano Aguirre, the city director of economic development.
"Right now Indio is on fire. We have hundreds of thousands of square feet under construction," said Aguirre.
A Waba Grill teriyaki house and Yogurtland will open in the Winco shopping center in the fall. The new Super Walmart will open Oct. 8 on Ave. 42.
Sophia Lemus said IHOP is her favorite restaurant for breakfast and she's happy it's now so close to her home.
"I was lucky they opened one here in Indio so I don't have to go all of the way over (to La Quinta)," said Sophia.
"This city hasn't had a lot breakfast options available to them," said Jennifer Seger, director of human resources for IHOP restaurants. "We've looked at it for a few years. We were just looking for the right location. There are a lot of people who live here who deserve a place that has good food and good service."
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Moorings on the Piscatiqua River?
Hello All, Can anyone tell me how far up the Piscatiqua River I can sail a Grampian 30 and what my options are for places to build a mooring? It's Stored up in Bath now and I live in central NH. The Piscatiqua would be much closer to us than The Kennebec.
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You have to get on the mooring waiting list w/ the NH Port Authority.
I was on it once for 15 years, didn't even get close. Unless you own water front property your chances of being able to put a mooring in are pretty slim.
Great Bay Marine has moorings at a decent price. It's about 6 miles up the river. There's a yacht club on the Maine side over by the mouth of the river, they have mooring also but are very expensive
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The Harbor Master said he has room at Fox Point or Adams Point. After looking over the charts my only concerns are the bridge clearances. Any thoughts? My mast is 40' above the deck...
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Just an observation but it seems like a long way down the river before you get to decent sailing. And that river has awful currents so you will have to time your passages. And then there are not too many gunk holes in that area. I know Bath is not much different but you would be better off getting a mooring in Portland or Falmouth where you could sail right off the mooring and be at a nice secluded island inside of 2 hours.
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I have a mooring at the boat club on the Maine side (Great Cove Boat Club) it is a little over $1500/season and is 4 miles up the Piscataqua from the harbor entrance. As of last year Great Bay Marine was renting their moorings for $1200/season but they are at least 7 miles up the river. I really like GCBC and think they are worth the money; GBM is also a first-class operation, it's just too far to transit when I want to sail.
Yes, the currents do demand some respect, but I've done ok.
I don't expect to live long enough for the mooring field lists to do me any good.
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I had wondered where on the river you kept your boat Carbon Sink. I'll have to keep that marina in mind if I ever get my boat in the water....
Chefuno, the sullivan bridge is something like 52' at low tide so you'd find yourself playing the tides, which isn't a bad thing but it does create inconvience at times. The other issue will be access. Where would you leave your taxi?
As Tim pointed out it is a long ride up river but it is pretty quiet up there which in itself is refreshing. Must be an hour ride in a sailboat to hit the mouth & you'll have to time the bridge openings. I did this type of 6 mile hike on the Merrimack River for a couple of years before moving down to Newburyport. It does suck when it's 90 degrees out.
Your in central NH, how far would it be to Portland? I'm in western NH, it takes me close to 2 hours to get to the coast or I would consider Portland.
Re: Moorings on the Piscatiqua River?
Hi, misfits.
Yep. That's where I am. I like that my dinghy ride is only about 100yds and well away from the current. My brother was (is?) looking at renting a mooring (privately owned) that is between the lift bridges. Seems to be a good location once he is on-board, but a helluva dinghy ride, like a mile and a half, and he needs to bring the dinghy back and forth in his vehicle. GCBC has a dinghy dock.
chefuno - the river is dredged to 35' until just above the entrance to Great Bay (under the Sullivan Br). It is also plenty deep well into Great Bay, but there's not much fun to be had for a large boat in the bay. You should be able to sneak under the Sullivan Br (you'll need some Valium*) but you'll be waiting for the lift bridges to get out on the big water.
The Piscataqua is not a perfect river for a sailboat, but I have ties to the area (I grew up in York, ME) and it really pleases me to be sailing the same water where my dad used to take us boating (he's a stinkpotter, but I still love him). I also rode submarines in the Navy, so cruising past the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is pretty cool.
*I needed it and my air draft is 5' less.
Re: Moorings on the Piscatiqua River?
chefuno - I just re-read the thread and caught your air draft as 40' above the deck (not just 40'); if the Grampian 30 is the boat I recall it has a tall coachroof, so 40' off the deck might be too tall (45'? 47'?) unless the tide is really low. Not like 'once a month' low, but certainly during low tide. I have to time my transits to slack tide and that's not too bad; if I had to wait for low tide... that might be too much. Your Mileage May Vary
I also forgot to mention that Portsmouth is a kick-ass little city. Lots to do.
Moorings on the Piscatiqua River?
We had a mooring in Kittery Yacht Yard last year. It is behind the Navy shipyard and an awesome location, great shelter, no wake issues and fifteen minutes to the ocean BUT it was, as I recollect, about $3200 for the season.
We live in Portsmouth (which is a great little town) but we have moved our boat up to Georgetown Maine because the sailing is so much more interesting. Sailing to the Shoals and back can get old after a while....
I would look at Portland or beyond. There are some delightful spots and a mooring there makes for a pretty cheap weekend 'waterfront' property.
Re: Moorings on the Piscatiqua River?
Hmmm.. lots to think about. You guys are great. Just the type of info and opinion I was looking for. I'm kind of new to this. The ride from here (New London) to Bath is over three hrs. Not to mention gas and those f***ing tolls.
I spend $100 dollars round trip. Fox Point on the other hand is only an 75 minutes away. We are thinking that we would rather spend the time on the water rather than driving (saving $$ too). Any thoughts on the cost of having a mooring placed ??? These things are keeping me up at night. Spring can't come fast enough !
Thanks so much for all the advice and feel free to keep it coming on this particular thread.
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