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One Minute Tip: An Ode to White Walls
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Today's One Minute Tip comes from Judy Ross, textile and furniture designer, with her favorite way to maintain a feeling of expanse in small spaces.
• The Star: Judy Ross is a New York based designer and artist, specializing in home textiles: pillows, rugs, fabric by the yard, bedcovers and wall hangings, and furniture pieces such as stools, cubes and screens. Traveling in India to work as an independent textile designer, she developed a passion for the centuries-old hand embroidery technique known as chain stitch, used by men in the Kashmir region to embellish shawls with traditional paisley and floral patterns. She started by living on a houseboat on Upper Dal Lake while collaborating with the master embroiderers to develop a line of impeccably stitched contemporary wool scarves, and now her products are sold worldwide at high-end stores such as Barneys, Comerford Home, ThreadCount, Hollace Cluny and Lillian August. She lives in Manhattan with her two sons.
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White walls rock! If you need color . . . a pillow, a book or maybe a new kitten!!!!
This 1min video tip is a great idea. I prefer light gray walls which have more character and still do the trick of making the room bigger.
For me the sofa, lamps, pillows and a rug are the accessories to color the space.
Does anyone have a recommendation on a favourite "cool" white/off-white/very light grey?
I've found Benjamin Moore's Misty Grey and White Wisp to be "almost" there, but I don't want to miss out on any other really great cool, light neutrals.
100% agree; color sofas + anything adds color
White/off white walls - always and forever.
I don't think it's accurate to white walls are for people who are afraid of color. I have a very brightly colored exterior to my house, but after years of having color saturated walls inside, we discovered that we got more light and brightness in our Pacific NW winters by having white walls. Everything else in our house is very colorful. And I would say it was harder to pick the right white for walls than any other color. I think some people leave their walls in stock neutrals like beige or white because they are afraid to make a decorating mistake, but that's not true for everyone.
I have a small 600 square foot pad, and I painted one long bedroom wall black. I love it. The white-framed windows pop, it feels rich and extravagant, and the white walls opposite to it feel less cold and staid. I am not against all white. But certain rooms can handle a rich color and still feel spacious and, zoomy! It also makes the most lovely backdrop for my bright abstract art.
I think it is very much a matter of taste. When I bought my house in Seattle, in the winter, all the walls were white and I thought is looked dingy. White only looks bright when there is something reflecting off of it. I painted my living/dining room bittersweet orange and all the sudden the place was warm and bright. If I ever painted a lighter color it would be something warm like cream or ivory, never just white because of that. And I love gray but only use it as an accent for the same reason.
I like off white walls. For some reason, the stark white walls just make a space look more messy to me when adding a pop of color. It's the way all the color pieces just pop out, in a messy way individual, instead of cohesive way. When the walls have a subtle color, it feels more like they are still airy, but ground pieces better together. It's a little hard to explain.
The only way I really like white walls is when the whole look is very neutral.
Nice apartment.
As someone else commented, white can look dingy when there is not enough light in the room. I live in a small 1930 apartment which gets almost entirely indirect sunlight (that is shaded by nearby buildings as well) and only a sliver of direct sunlight for a few hours a day. My walls are all white but they look dingy. It's still better than an off-white though- my kitchen is a pale off-white yellowish color and it looks like it's dirty (unless you turn on a ton of overly white LED lights).
The best thing in my case would be bright and bold colors I suppose.
Apartment Therapy has done many articles on small spaces and how to make them seem bigger, but I think I'm not the only one who lives in a dark city apartment... can we have an article on dark spaces?
White walls yeeeeeah!
i had to live my whole adult life with white walls (as a renter) and thought i'd do the drastic color thing once I bought my own place. I haven't though. My bathroom is just about all white, and my living room walls, which I took months to repair and skim coat are Benjamin Moore decorators' white. I have decent enough indirect light for NYC and the white just looks superclean and rich. It's a perfect backdrop for my danish modern pieces and colorful rugs, art, and upholstery. I think that an additional color would be just too much.
Absolutely agree. White walls make small spaces look larger and brighter. Now we have a larger space with ten feet high ceilings and white is still working its magic. Our kitchen is signal yellow with patterned antique tiles. No other color would work with that combo.
Back when white walls were first becoming 'trendy' I tried it out. They lasted three months. I live in the upper Midwest, and honestly during the white-washed winters, it was horrible. The white didn't "brighten up the space". It didn't make the "rooms seem larger". It was.. blah, even with my wonderful art pieces. And honestly, made my tiny rooms feel even smaller.
It's funny if you think about it. It seems like we have been fighting for color for the longest time, and just when it is really being acceptable (even by landlords) it is being pushed aside, even poo-poo'd. Go with the latest trend, but don't dismiss color for the reasons given, because they are completely false. Perhaps she should learn how to use color appropriately instead of pushing her "beautiful" rugs and pillow line..
Cool; I liked this one minute tip a lot. I recently moved into an all-white apartment (good friend - it's a white box...) and painted but now I'm wondering if I should have just used color accents? Great job opening my eyes to the potential of a 'white box'.
My landlord allows us to paint our walls whatever we like and I still painted them white. A clean, bright white. And I love it.
I am beginning to find the old refrain of white walls make a room look larger etc. etc. irritating. As some others have pointed out, this is not a universal rule. I think it very much depends on the kind of light you get in a geographical area or on the direction the room faces. Also small dark rooms will always be small dark rooms. They often become dingy dark rooms when coated in white paint. Sometimes a mid-tone or dark color is better. Not a primary shade but an off shade, maybe a grayed one.
I think (off-) white walls are a great place to start. But when you're stuff is all in, and you're pretty settled, it's worth thinking what a coloured wall might do for you. I found one pale blue wall lifted the spirit of a seaside living room. I like the idea of a burnt orange but will probably never do it.
Agree with what "Muesli" and "Mrs. Robinson" wrote. The "right" color can make the whole difference, whether or not it's for a small or large home.
We're in the middle of re-painting our living and dining room (to be truthful, my husband, who is retired, is painting and I'm at my job all day). We used to have fabulous yellow walls, but we realized that we last painted in the late 90s and we wanted a change. I never thought that we`d go with white, but we're going with Benjamin Moore Cloud White and we've chosen Benjamin Moore Bahaman Sea Blue for both sides of the wall between the 2 rooms. There is a set of very old glass French doors between the 2 rooms and we stained the doors a dark colour (ebony, but not so black). The contrast between the blue and the white is fabulous and I'm so happy that we went with white. (Mind you, all white would have been too much white.)
I hate white walls. Too blah and cold for me. To each his/her own. We bought our current house two years ago and the master was white. We left it to see if it would grow on me, but it hasn't. I have half a dozen paint samples on the walls now and hope to get it painted in a couple of weeks.
My mom always said, less is more. White walls are one of those things that fell into that category or her. She was right. I carry on the tradition today. It's clean & sheek. And best if all, I can change out my apartment decor when the mood moves me.
I disagree with her. Sometimes, light grey or mid-tones can work wonders and look more "deliberate," rather than the college-dorm-I-can't-or-forgot-to-paint. I think a light grey would do wonders for opening up her space, for example, with or without her beautiful textiles.
White walls make me feel a little anxious. Like there's still work to be done. In my own home, they feel clinical. But it figures, now that I just got a house of my own, the trend is for white walls, so when it comes to forward-thinking advice about how to paint with color, I'm out of luck. I've almost completely stopped looking at the home tours here and at Design Sponge because they're almost invariably featuring homes with white walls. Enough.
I moved into my Chicago apartment in July. I keep all the walls white. But actually, as night rolls in they become a yellow ivory kind of color.....I always paint my walls, lately with bold horizontal bands, but I'm really into white walls right now
@Iruthg "I've almost completely stopped looking at the home tours here and at Design Sponge because they're almost invariably featuring homes with white walls."
That's because furnishings and textiles do look great against white walls. I like colourful walls in theory, and I enjoy looking at paint chips and imagining the possibilities, but I always stick with white. Also, if coloured walls are not professionally done, or a dark colour is put with a jarring, bright trim, it just looks terrible, IMO.
I appreciate people who paint their walls a color...that can work well and I have nothing against it....that goes for great wall paper too!
But for me, with a small apartment and lots of objects to bring the color in, I find white makes the space look and feel larger. My choice of white is a creamy white, Benjamin Moore White Dove.
I think it is great all the comments and I am glad there are colored walls out there!
Regards Judy Ross
Yes! I need a good white to combat the gray light coming into my small city apartment! MC


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Bob Kilpatrick - The Next Big Thing
- Wednesday, December 29, 1999
courtesy of {{Christian Musician}} Magazine
There was a young keyboard player who joined his first band at eighteen. He played before world leaders, was widowed at 35, remarried at 36 and at 38 became a music teacher in a school where he spent the rest of his life. He died when he was 65 and never saw his considerable body of work widely accepted. It wasn't until Felix Mendelssohn revived his "Passion According to St. Matthew" that Johann Sebastian Bach's genius was revealed.
There were four young Fabs who formed a band, conquered the world and broke up by the time they were 28 years old. What next? Where does one settle when one has stood on the peak? What's a Beatle to do?
I have several friends, Grammy and Dove award winners, who are now church music pastors or record company employees. They had their fifteen minutes of fame. They stood in the warm light of a festival stage and received the applause of an adoring Christian audience. Undoubtedly, each of them has wrestled with the desire to remain "on top" and the inevitable downward trajectory of every upwardly-shot career. What does one do after the applause dies away? Why is it that lives and careers are under the sway of some kind of spiritual gravity that forces everything that rises to eventually fall? I have been gripped by that fear of falling. Perhaps you have been, too.
Here is a little description of the career path of a successful Christian musician. I have eschewed the strict formality of a scientific approach in favor of laymen's language (for the drummers). Find yourself in these words:
"An Up-and-Comer"
"The Next Big Thing"
"What's Happening Now!"
"This album's not as good as the last one"
"Weren't You Somebody?"
"My Dad Likes Your Music"
"I Don't Care Who You Were, Mr. Bigshot..."
Of course, the thesis I am attempting to prove through humor is this: every career has a trajectory.
There is an afterlife to fame. It can be good or it can be bad. The story is told that toward the end of his life, Bill Haley would approach people in restaurants and tell them who he was, that he did "Rock Around The Clock." I once heard {{Michael W. Smith}} say that he didn't realize when he composed "Friends" that he'd be singing it for the rest of his life. We all laughed, and then he went on to say that he still liked the song, so singing it constantly wasn't so bad. I know how he feels. I will be remembered for a song ("In My Life, Lord, Be Glorified") that I wrote when I was 23 years old.
How does one gracefully ease into the afterlife of fame? How can we avoid the utter embarrassment of being middle-aged men trying to appear twenty years younger, adopting styles that look absurd on the squarer jaw, thinner hair and thicker belly of the forty-something? It is not necessary for a life to be over just because a music career is. There is a way to live with dignity and contentment without always reclaiming past accomplishments. Keep these things in mind.
Remember the importance of One. One person is as important as any other one. No kindness done to one soul, far away from the attention of others, not trumpeted in press releases and media appearances, is ever forgotten in heaven. Neither, of course, are the things we do for our own ambition, need for approval, spite, or money, no matter how finely dressed our motives may be. God, who sees all, rewards all. God is watching us, but not from a distance. He is here, now.
Remember the importance of Now. This moment is all we have. Jesus called himself the "I Am," not the "I Was" or the "I Will Be." He lives in the present and calls us to do the same. Remembering too much throws us into our past. Planning too much casts us into our future. And both take us out of the Now. There is no other time. God calls us to look for Him and be with Him now and here.
Remember the importance of Here. You can't be anywhere else but here. If this is where you are (and it is) then this is where God's purpose awaits you. Can you imagine God looking at His watch while you talk to Him, thinking about another appointment He has, wishing He were somewhere else? Haven't you been disturbed by the person who is constantly looking over your shoulder in conversation as if to say, "there is someplace I'd rather be." There is no place you can be other than where you are. Make the most of it! Use it to glorify Him.
Remember the importance of Him. Though others may applaud you now, they will surely turn to the next "big thing" when it comes along. Jesus will never leave you. He will always be watching. And if you do the right thing, one day He will say to you, "Good work! Come on in and join the party!" And that, dear ones, is the greatest afterlife of fame.
Bob Kilpatrick is indeed the composer of "Lord Be Glorified." His newest recording, Find It Here (on the TPG label), is available in Tower, WalMart, Virgin Stores and Amazon.com. He is available for speaking and concert engagements and welcomes your correspondence at PO Box 2383, Fair Oaks, CA 95628, firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit the website: www.bobkilpatrick.com .
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Yellow peppers add a wallop of vitamin C, as well as color and crunch, in each bowl of Spring Gazpacho.
Yield: Makes 4 servings (serving size: 1 1/4-1 1/2 cups)
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Ashton Kutcher's twin brother, Michael Kutcher is in the news today just like his celebrity brother, Ashton but for a very difference cause. Ashton's twin brother, Michael is Ashton's fraternal twin. Do you see much resemblances?
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His twin brother Michael is lobbying for cerebral palsy funding; sadly Michael was born with disorder. He's using his brother's celebrity status for a good cause.
Michael said, "I realize that, being a public figure, so to speak, due to my family 'celebrity happenings,' or however you want to phrase it, people take notice when I speak. So I'm going to use that in my favor and be an advocate."
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Architecture in Education
The Architecture in Education (AIE) program provides children the opportunity to explore the creative profession of architecture through hands-on workshops with practicing professionals and university students. The program seeks to connect the subjects students learn in the classroom with real-world issues and projects related to the physical world around them.
Who We AreAIE, a program of the Philadelphia Center for Architecture, was established in 1981. The program was started by a dedicated group of volunteer teachers and architects who believe that students who learn how cities are made, how design affects human behavior, how the natural and built worlds affect each other, and how individuals influence their environments will become competent leaders of our communities.
AIE is acknowledged internationally as a model for built environment education in K-12 classrooms. The program uses architecture as the basis for hands-on, interactive projects that connect, integrate and deepen student learning across the curriculum. In AIE, students explore their world through drawing, writing, model making, neighborhood walks, field trips, research, observation, and class presentation. They become active learners and problem-solvers.
What We DoEach year, AIE offers several Eight-Week Classroom Programs for children in kindergarten through the 12th grade throughout the Greater Philadelphia region. Each program is custom-designed and taught by a three-person team, which consists of the classroom teacher, a volunteer architect or design professional, and a university architecture student who receives course credit for his or her participation. The architect and the architecture student visit the classroom once a week for a one-and-a-half hour period over the eight weeks.
The teacher integrates this program into the students' curriculum and helps communicate and clarify the new ideas. The architect connects the children to a new domain of knowledge, to the world of work, and offers ideas for hands-on projects that build upon what the children are studying that semester. The architecture student connects the children to the world of the university, and acts as a bridge between the classroom students and the architect.
The AIE advisory committee assists each team in the design of their program, suggests resource material, supports them in the classroom, and evaluates the outcome.
AIE Eight-Week Classroom Program Goals:
Whatever the subject - art, math, language arts, geography, social studies, history, science - AIE uses the built environment to stimulate new ways of seeing and learning. Experiential activities teach basic concepts, awakening in students a greater awareness and understanding of what is around them.
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jasonnryan/Reader photo The Backstreet Boys headlined our Gay Pride Parade last year. Enough said. Avid followers of City Insider know we love to see how San Francisco stacks up against other cities in meaningless compilations of random statistics. But sometimes we have to call out these list compilers for being just, well, wrong. Take The […] [Read More]
A deadly first for San Francisco
When compared to other California cities, San Francisco tops the list in a plethora of positive ways. But the city is also No. 1 in something not so desirable — deaths and injuries in traffic collisions. An analysis of 2009 traffic accident statistics by the state Office of Traffic Safety shows San Francisco has more […] [Read More]
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The City Insider normally loves rankings. But the most recent ranking from PETA really caught us off guard. We practically invented the vegetarian movement, and now you say San Francisco is only the seventh most vegetarian- and vegan-friendly city in the United States? Michael Maloney/The Chronicle Take the bull somewhere else, PETA. As if that […] [Read More]
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Time for our ranking de jour. (Or semi-de jour, or whenever we get around to it.) So, good news: San Francisco is more innovative than Seattle, Boston, Portland, Ore., or Provo, Utah, (and lots of other places). Bad news: We're only the fourth most innovative city in the country, according to Forbes.com's first America's Most […] [Read More]
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Mt. SAC Planetarium Presents Astronomy Programs in March
WALNUT, Calif.––– The Mt. San Antonio College Randall Planetarium presents a series of programs on the stars and planets with evening and afternoon showings for adults and children throughout March.
"One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure," a special program for preschoolers, will be presented on Fridays, Mar. 1 and 15, at 4 p.m. In this program, Sesame Street's Big Bird, Elmo and their friend from China, Hu Hu Zhu, take viewers on a journey of discovery to learn about the Big Dipper, the North Star, the sun, and the moon.
"Star Tales," a show on the stars, constellations, and planets, will run Friday, Mar. 1, at 6 and 7:30 p.m. Learn the stories behind the heavenly bodies and find out how to view them from your own backyard.
"Deep Space: Binocular Astronomy," a program on using binoculars to explore the night sky, will be held on Saturday, Mar. 2, at 6 and 7:30 p.m. Under the direction of an astronomer, examine star clusters, distant galaxies, and beautiful nebulas all with the use of binoculars. Binoculars will be provided.
"Stars of The Pharaohs," a program on the stars and astronomy of ancient Egypt, will be shown Friday, Mar. 15, at 6 and 7:30 p.m. Travel to ancient Egypt and explore the stars and various astronomical phenomena during the time of the pharaohs. This program looks at how the ancient Egyptians used science to tell time, to formulate a workable calendar, and to align huge buildings.
"Wonders of the Universe," a program on the origins of the universe, will run on Saturday, Mar. 16, at 6 and 7:30 p.m. Take a breathtaking journey back in time to witness the Big Bang, the formation of stars and galaxies. Then travel back to the Milky Way to view our solar system as it has never been seen before.
Tickets are $6 for general admission, $4 for students, seniors, and children 6-13, and $1 for children 5 and under.
For tickets, call the Mt. SAC Performing Arts Box Office at (909) 468-4050. Tickets are also available online at https://tickets.mtsac.edu and at the door before each program.
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I've updated the portfolio with a lot of stuff I did in the past months but had no time to add.
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Dana Mead is the Board Director of,Awarepoint Corporation, Spiracur Inc.He joined Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers as a partner in May 2005 to work in the life sciences practice.
For the past 23 years, Dana's career has focused on identifying new medical technologies, developing new markets and therapies, and building world-class management teams. He has worked with physician thought leaders around the world representing 10 different medical specialties. At KPCB, Dana leverages experience gained from his venture-funded, start-up management roles and board participation to support entrepreneurs and innovators dedicated to making a real difference in the lives of millions suffering from life-limiting disease.
Prior to joining KPCB, Dana was President of Guidant Vascular Intervention, a fully integrated billion dollar division with over 4500 employees. Since joining Guidant in 1992, he held positions of increasing responsibility including Vice President and General Manager, Cardiac & Vascular Surgery; Vice President and General Manager, Stents, Vascular Intervention Group; President, Japan and A/P Operations based in Tokyo; and Vice President, Corporate Relations and Policy with responsibility for investor relations, corporate communications, corporate marketing and public policy initiatives.
Prior to joining Guidant, Dana worked in various Sales and Marketing roles at Allergan, Inc. and Johnson & Johnson. A native of Connecticut, Dana received his Bachelor's Degree from Lafayette College.He holds an MBA Degree from the University of Southern California.
Dana serves on the boards of,AesThera, Inc., Corventis, Navigenics, Inc., OtisMed Corporation, Sinexus, Inc., Synvascular, Invuity, Inc., Spinal Modulation, Inspire Medical Systems, The California Healthcare Institute (CHI), The Cardiovascular Research Foundation (CRF), Lucile Packard Children's Hospital .
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Humpback whale, Silver Bank, Dominican Republic
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With the passage of the Smith-Lever Act in 1914, and the permanent establishment of Cooperative Extension Service in New Mexico, more concentrated club work followed. Under the stress of the war emergency in 1918, the state enrollment in 4-H clubs reached 4,181 members. 4-H projects helped families grow food and manage resources in those difficult times.
Currently, New Mexico 4-H youth development programs reach more than 70,000 youth between the ages of 5 to 19. There are over 200 projects including animal sciences, home economics, natural science, engineering science, creative arts, family life, horticulture and agronomy, personal growth and development, and consumer education.
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Utah's football roster continues to shuffle in the offseason as backup linebackers V.J. Fehoko and LT Filiaga and defensive back Joseph Smith are all transferring while several new players should be on campus in the coming weeks.
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Fehoko, a junior who played in 11 games last year and finished with 20 tackles, is headed to Texas Tech. It's unknown where Filiaga and Smith are headed.
Filiaga, a sophomore, played in nine games and finished with three tackles and Smith, a junior, played in two games and had six tackles.
The good news for the Utes is even with their departures, Utah's coaches feel positive enough about the linebackers that Brian Blechen will still move from linebacker to safety for the 2014 season.
Blechen was expected to play at linebacker in 2013 before he was sidelined for the season while recovering from knee surgery.
Blechen was an honorable mention All-Pac-12 player in 2012, making eight starts at strong safety.
"The way our linebackers developed last year, it gives us the luxury of moving Brian," Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said.
The Utes also expect to have Tevin Carter, a 6-foot-2 safety out of Southwest College in Los Angeles, on campus in the next few weeks, Whittingham said.
Carter signed with the Utes in the 2013 class but didn't enroll due to some academic issues.
If all goes well the Utes will add to their running back stable too with Devontae Booker enrolling. The 5-foot-11, 205-pound Booker signed with Utah last year but didn't enroll due to academic issues, which seem to be an ongoing issue for him.
Booker signed with Washington State out of high school in 2009 but had his scholarship revoked after he was late to take his entrance exam. A scholarship offer from Fresno State was pulled next after it was learned his high school math course didn't meet the academic requirements for the school.
Booker attended American River College in Sacramento where he rushed for 1,472 yards and 15 touchdowns in 2012.
He signed with the Utes but couldn't enroll due to academic problems. In December it became public that Booker and an ARC employee tried to forge his transcript to Utah.
Utah officials said they were unaware of the forged transcript.
Apparently the Utes are willing to give the running back another chance with Whittingham saying the Utes are "evaluating" the situation.
Booker is a versatile back much like returner Bubba Poole, who finished with 149 carries for 607 yards and tow touchdowns last year.Next Page >
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We're not always huge fans of what the Hermes store along Bond street do in their windows, although this scheme is enormous fun. With their back to basics, utilitarian scheme, ya' know keeping it real an' all that, we have to admit that it did bring a smile to our faces. Scrubbing brushes, Belfast sinks, pots and pans, clothes dryers and so on couldn't be further from the clientele that this brand probably attracts, however here it is. The humour is wonderfully fun and a breathe of fresh air from this luxury brand.
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Amosu Couture's Swarovski encrusted Samsung Galaxy S3: Android fans now have a reason to rejoice as well, renowned luxury brand Amosu Couture has launched a Swarovski edition for the Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone. Encrusted with nearly five hundred Swarovski crystals, the phone which already has a vast fan following has been adapted for people with discerning tastes as well. To make sure that your phone is truly unique, Amosu couture has offered buyers the option of encrusting the phone with their name or logos. To ensure full protection, each handset comes along with an exclusive calf leather case, courtesy Amosu couture.


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Redworth Hall Hotel - The Hotel Collection/5 Customer reviewsof 9 Opinions
Quietly situated, this appealing country hotel lies a 15-minute drive from Darlington Station. Darlington itself is a 20-minute drive away. The centre as well as countless shops and links to the public transport network are just a 5-minute drive away. A pleasant beach is a 30-minute drive from the hotel. Newcastle Airport is roughly 20 km from the hotel, whilst Durham Tees Valley Airport is approximately 64 km away.Built in 1744, this renovated country house hotel comprises a total of 100 rooms spread over 4 floors. Guests are invited into the lobby with its 24-hour reception desk, a currency exchange counter, lift access and hotel safe. Further facilities include a TV lounge, a hairdressing salon as well as a public Internet terminal (for which an additional fee payable locally applies). Culinary options include a snug bar and a restaurant with highchairs for children available. Business guests may like to make use of the conference facilities. Those arriving by car can leave their vehicle in the hotel car park. Room and laundry services are also on offer and younger guests may enjoy letting off steam in the playground.The tastefully designed rooms each include an en suite bathroom with a bath and a hairdryer. All of the room are furnished with a double bed and feature a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV, a radio and an Internet connection. In addition, all rooms include tea and coffee making facilities, an ironing set, carpeting, central heating and a seating area.See more
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Thistle MiddlesbroughMiddlesbrough, Middlesbrough , Fry street - Map/5 Customer reviewsof 7 Opinions
This pleasant hotel is located in the centre of Middlesbrough just a few minutes' walk from the station. The nearest public transport is 200 m away and the A66 is also directly accessible from the hotel, providing an ideal starting point from which to explore the coastal towns of Redcar and Whitby. Durham Tees Valley Airport is only 15 km away. The hotel features a contemporary restaurant and cafe. There are also conference rooms for meetings and banqueting.On-site parking spaces are available (Fees apply). The comfortable rooms are all non-smoking and en-suite, all of themwell-equipped as standard. Rooms with wheelchair access are available on request.The outdoor complex offers guests a swimming pool, a bar and a sun terrace with sun loungers and parasols. Guests may relax in the sauna, the steam room, massages or the special spa packet. Sports enthusiasts may like to use the gym.See more
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Macdonald Gisborough HallMiddlesbrough, Middlesbrough , Whitby lane - Map/5 Customer reviewsof 1 Opinions
This hotel is located on the edge of the historic market town of Guisborough. Guests will find the town centre, with its tourist centre, just some 600 m away and it is about 1.6 km to public transport links, restaurants, bars and shops. Pinchinthorpe woods are some 10 minutes' drive and it is approximately 15-30 minutes from the north east coastal area of Saltburn and Whitby. Middlesbrough, the nearest town, is approximately 25 minutes away.This historical country house hotel is housed in an original building dating back to 1857. It is ideal for business travellers and holiday makers alike and comprises a total of 71 bedrooms in total. These include 52 modern, contemporary designed rooms in the Woodlands Wing and 19 traditional, individually designed and furnished bedrooms in the Old Hall. The Old Hall has beautiful traditional furnishings and working open log fires. Facilities on offer to guests include a lobby area with a 24-hour reception and check-out service, a cloakroom and lift access. Younger guests can let off steam in the children's playground. A bar and 2 restaurants are also at guests' disposal. They will appreciate the conference facilities and wireless Internet access (charges apply) and can also take advantage of the room and laundry services (for an additional fee). There is parking available for those arriving by car. It is also possible to hire bicycles on the premises (charges apply).All rooms come with a private bathroom with a shower/bathtub and a hairdryer. They are equipped with a direct dial telephone, satellite/cable TV, a radio and Internet access. Furthermore, tea and coffee making facilities, and an ironing set are provided in all accommodation as standard and all rooms are heated.See more
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Best Western Walworth Castle HotelMiddlesbrough, Middlesbrough , Walworth road n/a - Map
This magnificent hotel is situated close to Darlington, and offers guests the ideal setting from which to explore the stunning surroundings. Guests will find themselves just a short driving distance from Bowes Museum, Beamish and High Force Waterfall. Nestled amidst 12 acres of lawns and woodland, this spectacular hotel is the ideal choice for discerning travellers seeking a relaxing stay. This breath-taking 12th century castle hotel welcomes guests with regal elegance and charm. The guest rooms are sumptuously appointed and fit for royalty, featuring lavish furnishings and luxurious bedding, as well as opulent decor. Discerning travellers will be impressed by the first-class facilities, impeccable service and meticulous attention to detail that this hotel has to offer.See more
Information about Middlesbrough
Middlesborough is the biggest city in the borough of the same name, in northeast England. It is south of the Tees River, close to the North York Moors and home to one of the United Kingdom's major ports, Teesport. The estuary of the Tees, in the North Sea, has large beaches that are often visited by colonies of seals. The city's most symbolic landmark is the Middlesborough Transporter Bridge. We recommend visiting the Botanical Gardens and the Dorman Museum, Captain Cook's Birthplace, the Josephine and John Bowes Museum, the Georgian theatre, Baliol Tower – which is the best preserved part of an 11th century castle on the banks of the Tees – the Town Hall with its Victorian Concert Hall, which has capacity for 1,190 people, the elegant train station and much more. Middlesborough has a great nightlife, with good pubs, nightclubs, bingo halls, theatres and many other places to have a good night out. Apart from the Metro Centre, there are plenty of other good shopping centres in and around town. There are also several good parks, such as Albert Park, Stewart Park, Newham Grange Farm and Prissick Plaza. You will have a fantastic time in Middlesborough!
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Stormpike/Frostwolf perfection have been plaguing my rogue for a while. On the few bgs where we manage to hold them off of Galv to meet the "no captains" requirement, we are winning too quickly and never manage to get all the towers before they down. Also, according to the many accounts I've heard, this achievement seems fickle (people not getting it while they satisfied all conditions).
Closest I've come? We needed the two last bunkers, and the Alliance was pushed back near Stormpike GY. A couple of us rogues and druids went in to try and secure the bunkers for the achievement, but realized that the Alliance reinforcements had just dipped to 75: meaning that one bunker would end it and the other would remain uncapped no matter what.


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Drop ceilings (also called dropped ceilings or suspended ceilings) are suspended via a track system that attaches to the joists in your ceiling. These systems lower your existing ceiling or hide stains, pipes, ducts and other imperfections while adding interest to your room. Installation requires minimal skills and inexpensive, everyday tools, but it does require time and attention to detail. Once you have installed tracks, you can install plain or decorative tiles of any style, including those you have embellished yourself.
Hold a tape measure against the wall so the end touches the ceiling. Make a mark on the wall 4 inches from the ceiling. Repeat the measurement at several intervals around the room, marking each one. Snap a chalk line along each wall at the marks.
Use a stud finder to locate and mark all the wall studs. Studs are typically 16 or 24 inches apart, so once you determine the distance between studs you can easily locate the rest. For simplicity, place the mark on the studs along your chalk line.
Hold one piece of perimeter molding up to the chalk line so that the top of the molding touches the bottom of the chalk line. Nail the molding to the studs using 6d nails. Use tin snips to cut the molding to fit the wall. For walls longer than the molding, cut a piece to fill in the remaining space, then butt the ends of the two pieces when installing.
Install the molding on the remaining walls in the same manner. Butt the corners tightly so that one piece of molding touches the wall and the second piece touches the molding to close the gap and form a new corner. For outside corners, miter the ends of both pieces of molding at a 45-degree angle using tin snips. Butt the mitered edges together.
Measure across the room along the joists to find the total joist length. Divide that measurement by the length of one panel to determine how many panels fit in one row. If you have a fraction left over, you must determine the width of perimeter panels. To do this, multiply the length of one panel by the number of whole panels you determined will fit in a row. Subtract that number from the total joist measurement. Divide this number by 2 to determine the width of your perimeter tiles on each side of the room. Repeat this process for the other set of opposing walls.
Measure the perimeter tile distance from one wall and mark the ceiling. Snap a chalk line across the ceiling, perpendicular to the joists, at that mark. Measure 4 feet from this line and snap a second chalk line parallel to the first. Repeat this process until you reach the other side of the ceiling, leaving a series of parallel chalk lines.
Tie string to the perimeter molding near one end of one wall. Stretch the string and tie the opposite end to the molding on the opposite wall so the string is taut across the room. Repeat the process every 8 feet along the room, leaving a series of parallel strings. Repeat the entire process for the other set of opposing walls, leaving a grid of strings.
Screw eye bolts into every third joist along each chalk line. Cut 16-gauge wire to pieces that measure 12 inches long. Insert 4 inches of once piece of wire into the eye, and bend it so that both ends of the wire point down. Twist the 4-inch end around the longer end at least three times. Repeat this process with each eye bolt.
Rest the lead end of one main runner -- which is a long piece of the metal framework -- on the molding, lowering it until it touches the strings. Bend the wire where it needs to go through the hole in the runner. Insert the end of the wire through the hole and bend it upward. Twist the remainder of the wire around itself just as you did previously.
Continue inserting and twisting the wires along the length of the runner. Install subsequent runners in the same manner throughout the room. Connect pieces of runner using the factory-installed slots and tabs as needed. Trim excess runner, or cut pieces to fit the perimeter using the tin snips.
Hook the cross tees into the slots on the runners. Space the cross tees 2 feet apart. Insert four tiles at the center of the ceiling to square the fitting if your tiles are 2 feet by 4 feet. Once the tracks are squared, install rows starting from the center and working your way out.
Snap in the connectors between the cross tees for tiles that are 2 feet by 2 feet. Once installed, insert tiles into the center of the room until the frame becomes square. Install the remaining tiles in rows, starting at the center and working outward.
Things You Will Need
- Measuring tape
- Pencil
- Chalkline
- Stud finder
- 6d nails
- Hammer
- Tin snips
- String
- Eye bolts
- 16-gauge wire
- Open the packages for the tiles and panels, and leave them sitting in the room overnight before installation to acclimate them to the temperature and humidity of the room. This prevents swelling and distortion of the frame after installation.
- Measure 6 inches down the wall if you plan to install a drop-down light fixture later.
- Check local building codes to determine the minimum height requirement for ceilings. Your finished ceiling typically cannot be less than 7 feet, 6 inches from the floor.
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A search warrant served on a Marana home Friday in connection with a burglary case led authorities to the discovery of 14 marijuana plants.
Michael White, 29, and Dawn Hay, 40, were booked into the Pima County Jail on charges of burglary, theft, criminal trespass and possession of stolen property.
The warrant stemmed from a home burglary on Oct. 22 in the 32000 block of E. Annadale Road in the Missile Base area of Pinal County.
Pinal County sheriff's detectives worked with the victim and set up surveillance on a possible suspect.
Detectives said they developed probable cause and were able to obtain a search warrant for the home.
On Oct. 29, detectives served the search warrant on the home in the 10700 block of Grier Road in Marana.
Authorities said they recovered two gas generators and other property belonging to the victim.
Detectives located several marijuana plants and turned them over to the Marana Police Department. Some were more than six feet tall.
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After Nicky Hayden leaked a shot of the Ducati GP10 just before Christmas, Ducati went on and officially unveiled their MotoGP racing motorcycle this week in Italy. As a result of the bike's new big-bang firing order, more traction and wheelie-control electronics, Casey Stoner says it is "a lot smoother on the throttle, it's got a lot more bottom end. It'll wheelie a lot less and just have so much more traction."
Although other details aren't mentioned, we're happy to see the two Ducati riders so enthusiastic about their new bike and the upcoming 2010 MotoGP season. Please watch the Ducati GP10 launch videos after the jump.


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McCormick Place
McCaskey: Never Say Never To A Chicago Super Bowl
Soldier Field's seating capacity is a challenge, but there could be adjustments made.
Report: Chicago The Favorite To Host 2015 NFL Draft
The McCormick Place is being floated as a potential venue to host the draft at.
Tourism Revenue, Reputation At Stake As Travel Professionals Converge On Chicago
Experts say a travel show taking place in Chicago right now could translate into a billion-dollar boon for Chicago.
Best Chicago Places To Celebrate Women's History Month 2014
Sometimes a little nudge is needed to recognize women's contributions to the professions and the world.
Protesters Confront DePaul President Over Taxpayer Money For Proposed Arena
Dennis Holtschneider said the city should address the controversy and that DePaul's $70 million contribution will come from private fundraising and sales of game-day tickets.
Unions Helping Chicago Land New Trade Shows, Conventions
Mayor Emanuel says Chicago is getting more convention and trade show business largely because of unprecedented cooperation with the local labor unions, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
Alderman Proposes Opening Up Little-Used Access Road To Taxis For A Charge
A plan to charge for a taxi along Chicago's stealth highway is picking up some City Council support, reports WBBM's John Cody.
Baffoe: Where Is The Way To Wisdom In DePaul's New Basketball Arena?
For the sake of a staggering basketball program and lining some already stuffed pockets, the end game is many people—kids mostly—not being shown the way to wisdom.
DePaul, City Meet With Residents Over Proposed Arena
Residents of the neighborhood near McCormick Place will hear Thursday night from Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority, DePaul University and city officials on plans to build a new arena for the Blue Demons and conventions.
Wisch: Is DePaul's New Arena A Win For The Students?
In any case, however, the question of who ultimately foots the bill isn't the one I'm interested in delving into today. Rather, it's this: Is DePaul's new arena actually a good thing for its students?
DePaul Arena Part Of Larger Plan To Revamp McCormick Place, Navy Pier
City Hall has unveiled plans to build a new arena for DePaul basketball at McCormick Place, as part of larger plans to upgrade the convention center and redesign much of Navy Pier.
New Price Tag, Details Emerge For DePaul Arena
Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Tuesday continued to duck reporters' questions about the proposed sports and entertainment complex for McCormick Place.
DePaul May Get Publicly Assisted Arena At McCormick Place
DePaul University is about to sign a publicy-assisted deal to build a nearly $300 million basketball arena near McCormick Place, CBS 2 confirms.
Rick Perry Targets West Loop Financial Firm In Pitch To Lure Jobs To Texas
Day two of Texas Gov. Rick Perry's job-poaching trip to Chicago took him to a huge trade show at McCormick Place on Tuesday. CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine has learned which Chicago company he has in his sights: Performance Trust, a financial services firm based in the West Loop.
Housewares Show Displays Items For Frugal, Healthy Lifestyles
CHICAGO (CBS) – A breakfast sandwich maker is among the hot items on-display at the 2013 International Home and Housewares Show at McCormick Place this weekend. Mary Beth Brault details a new product from Hamilton […]
First Lady Announces Effort To Help Kids Exercise
Michelle Obama was in town Thursday to kick off a new fitness initiative. As CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports, the first lady even put on her workout clothes to help do it.
New Hotel Planned For McCormick Place
A new 1,200 room hotel is in the works for McCormick Place, the city announced on Tuesday.
Your Chicago: Bronzeville
Just south of McCormick Place is a district where African Americans flourished after the Civil War. CBS 2's Kate Sullivan reports.
Paramedics Treat Revelers At Obama Party
Paramedics were called to McCormick Place after receiving a report that more than a dozen revelers at President Barack Obama's election night gathering were overcome by heat-related illnesses.
President Obama Spends Election Day In Chicago
President Obama has arrived in Chicago, to once again spend Election Day in his hometown.


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Dr. Meis graduated from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. He has 2 awards.
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TEDxChange: The Future We Make
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Alicia Ely Yamin
Alicia Ely Yamin, JD MPH is currently Joseph H. Flom Fellow on Global Health and Human Rights at Harvard Law School, Adjunct Lecturer on Health Policy and Management at the Harvard School of Public Health, and Senior Researcher at the Christian Michelsen Institute in Bergen, Norway. She also serves as Special Adviser to Amnesty International.
Stephen P. Marks
Stephen P. Marks is François-Xavier Bagnoud Professor of Health and Human Rights in the Department of Global Health where he directs the program on Human Rights in Development.
Matt Andrews
Matt Andrews is an Assistant Professor of Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School. He came to this position after working at the World Bank and before that in the South African government during the mid-1990s. Andrews focuses on comparative public management and governance, especially in developing countries. His research and teaching center on some basic questions, "what does a good government really look like?," "what is good governance in reality?"
Cecil Haverkamp
Cecil Haverkamp worked as WHO's focal point for MDGs, health and development policy from 2002 to 2006, seconded to UN headquarters in New York where he represented the Organization in inter-agency and inter-governmental processes. Mr Haverkamp now works at the Harvard School of Public Health where he manages a research and policy project on humanitarian assistance, and serves as coordinator for global health practice with the Office for Educational Programs.
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Balloon Boy Barfs on TV
As Balloon Boy's dad insists it was all real, little Falcon Heene throws up on camera. Now his dad says he's getting "ticked off" by allegations.
Richard Heene, the father of "Balloon Boy" Falcon Heene, and his family appeared on the "Today" show this morning to clear their names and assure the country that yesterday's roller coaster of emotion was NOT a hoax.
During an interview Thursday night on CNN, Falcon said, "We did this for a show." Was the family busted?
"First of all, let's clarify: He's 6," Heene says. "I don't know that he really understood the question he was being asked."
The father explained that when the press came to the Heene home after the ordeal to interview the family, Falcon showed off his hiding place.
"One of the guys told him it was for some TV show. That's what he was referring to when he made that statement," Heene said.
Then little Falcon threw up before Vieira could personally ask him about his experience.
Vieira then asked Falcon's father if this was a staged stunt. "I'm repetitively getting asked this. What do I have to gain out of this? I'm not selling anything. I'm not advertising anything. My family and I, we do this all the time."
"We're always doing some kind of scientific research," Heene said. "We're always building something together. I teach my kids how to shoot cameras. It's highly educational for my boys ... This is not some kind of hoax."
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Disney Cruise Line has taken its flagship and given it a makeover.
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Disney Magic changes -- D Lounge( Disney Cruise Line / April 26, 2013 )
Renderings of the changes and new additions to the Disney Magic cruise ship coming in fall 2013. The D Lounge offers family-friendly games, shows, dances and activities for all ages. This will replace the Studio Sea area currently on the Magic.
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To keep up to date with the latest news from Rhea Freeman PR, 'Like' our Facebook page
Rhea chosen for ESMA13 Expert Panel
Rhea was delighted to be asked to be an Expert Panel Member for the Equestrian Social Media Awards (ESMAs) for a second year running.
The ESMAs unite the global equestrian community and reward those who make good use of social media.
"It's exciting to be involved with the ESMAs," says Rhea. "The standard is really high this year, and there are some great examples of how to use social media to help promote a brand and products whilst keeping fans entertained and engaged."
Read all about it!
We're excited to be able to extend our list of services to include email newsletters really cost effective way of marketing new products, news and updates to your client base.
We currently work with a number of newsletters. Some we provide content only for, some we work with designers to create templates for (before we write the copy), and some we do the whole newsletter from start to finish...it's down to you.
If you'd like your customers to 'read all out it' from you, just contact us.
So, you want sponsorship?
Rhea was thrilled to be asked to comment in a feature in this month's Eventing Magazine, relating to rider sponsorship. If you're the next big thing and you're looking at how you can work with leading companies, but you don't know how to get started, contact us
Video a go-go!
We're excited to be working on a number of video projects at the moment with our media partner Wild Berry Media. We've recently updated our videos section to include some of our latest collaborations.
If you need any assistance with a video to promote a specific product, brand, event or even a sponsored rider, do contact us.
Social media blog on Equestrian Business Monthly's website
Following a series of successful blogs in 2011, Rhea has been asked to blog for Equestrian Business Monthly during 2012.
The 2012 blogs will be about social media, and aim to highlight good examples and less inspiring campaigns, to help guide those just dipping their toe into this form of online marketing, and provide reference points for those who are more established in this area.
Rhea is confirmed as a member of the ESMA 2012 Expert Panel
We're delighted to be able to tell you that Rhea has been confirmed as a member of the ESMA 2012 Expert Panel! There's more information on our Equestrian Social Media Awards page.
Marilyn's in Horse & Hound
We all knew it would happen one day, super cob Marilyn is mentioned in this week's (24th November 2011), Horse & Hound.
We didn't know how Marilyn would crowbar her way into the UK's leading weekly equestrian title, or how her cobby exterior, flowing feathers and moustache would fit in amongst the show horses, eventers, show jumpers and dressage superstars of today...but she managed it.
Before you get too excited, she hasn't qualified for Badminton or anything like that, she's in a small horses feature, but a mention's a mention for Marilyn!
Rhea features is Pet Product Marketing's Pet Talk feature
Rhea (and office dog Mill) are in the December issue of Pet Product Marketing, in the Pet Talk feature.
Whilst most of the work we do is equestrian, we do undertake PR, marketing, social media and video work for companies within pet and country sectors, so it's always nice to get a shout out! Thanks PPM!
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Our latest blog is now live on Equestrian Business Monthly's site
This one covers customer service, do have a read, it's a good one!
Two newsletters in one day!
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The first is Equine Careers' September enews, and features our new one off press release and consultancy/mentoring service. Click here to see the full newsletter.
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