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802 Tennessee Ave has a Walk Score of 60 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the North Ridge/Rosemont neighborhood in Alexandria. Nearby parks include Washington and Old Dominion Railroad Regional Park, W&OD Walking/Biking Trail and Jennie Dean Park.
Nearby schools include Charles Barrett Elementary School, Charles Barrett Elementary School and Floyd T. Binns Middle School.
The closest grocery stores are Mercadito Ramos 3, 24 Express Food Store and MOM's Organic Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Starbucks, Caribou Coffee and Busboys And Poets. There are seven restaurants within a 15 minute walk including China Cafe, Taso's Restaurant and Pizza Hut.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain has steep hills. 802 Tennessee Ave is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure. Bike sharing is available from Capital Bikeshare.


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Middle school magnet programs, magnet schools, and optional programs
Middle school magnet programs focus on specific fields and enable students to explore areas of interest in depth. The following programs accept applications from students throughout the district, and transportation is provided for every Jefferson County address:
- Farnsley, Meyzeek, and Newburg: Mathematics/Science/Technology (Students are assigned to one of the three schools based on their address.)
- Highland: International Studies
- Noe: Gifted and Talented and Visual and Performing Arts
- Thomas Jefferson: Communications
- Westport: Montessori Program
JCPS also offers magnet middle schools and programs that provide specialized learning environments:
- Barret, Jefferson County Traditional, and Johnson are traditional magnet schools. Students are assigned to one of them based on their home address.
- The Brown School offers self-directed learning in a kindergarten through grade-twelve environment.
- Olmsted Academy North is an all-boys school.
- Olmsted Academy South is an all-girls school.
- Western Middle is a visual and performing arts magnet school.
Some JCPS middle schools offer optional programs:
- Crosby: Liberal Arts Academy
- Highland: Fine Art
- Lassiter: Environmental Education
- Moore Traditional: Environmental and Life Science
- Stuart: Health Careers
As in a magnet school or program, a student who is accepted into an optional program becomes a full-time student of the school that offers it, and he or she attends the school for all classes, not just the optional program classes. But unlike magnet programs, transportation is provided for optional program students only if they live in the attendance area of the school that offers it.


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Movie Clip- 'What Do You Believe In'
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SPOILERY COMMENT: For the record, what I kind of love about this scene is the inversion of the "women in fridges" trope — these aren't women who get trapped in fridges. Instead, they use fridges to kill. :D Also the line "I did just save your life" — could have been a fairly standard line except for Jamie's delivery which defines comic timing. Thank you Jamie.
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"Can't no one raise your kids better than you can," a distraught Latasha Riles said.
Riles gave birth to seven children when she was 28 years old. In July, Child Protective Services took her children into protective custody.
"I did the best I could to make sure they had everything they needed," Riles said. "They never went homeless; they never went around dirty; they always had a place to stay."
To hear CPS tell it, Riles was a neglectful, abusive parent and all her kids would be much better off in foster care. Riles, who has never been convicted of a crime, admits she has had some issues.
"Yes sir, I have smoked marijuana," she said. "I'm not going to lie about that. I've done things I know I wasn't supposed to do."
"Forget about what a mother was or was not," Pastor F.N. William's Sr. said. "A child is dead."
That child is Markel Collins. The three-year-old died while living in a licensed foster care home on Sept. 22. Markel had to breathe through a tube and required special medical attention. Riles' baby was dead for at least a day before she knew anything about it. She said CPS wasn't even the bearer of the bad news.
"Not through CPS, not through a foster mother but through a friend," Riles said.
CPS admits they didn't know about Markel's death until Sept. 24. CPS and the Harris County Sheriff's Office would only say they are conducting investigations. The cause of the baby's death is pending autopsy results.
"She needs answers and no one is being upfront with her," Pastor Moses Thomas said.
"The whole three years she's with me, she doesn't pass away and within two months, she passes away in you all's custody," Riles said.
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The Mayor of Gibsland Odis Odell Key has plead guilty to one count of malfeasance in office. In exchange for his plea, he will not be prosecuted for the other 4 counts of malfeasance he was initially charged with.According to the Arcadia Clerk of Court's office, Key has been ordered to resign as mayor of the town within 48 hours.
Key was arrested after turning himself in just two days before Christmas on Dec. 23, 2013. He bonded out shortly after.
Key's guilty plea is the latest development in connection with the town's ongoing financial troubles.
Gibsland's town hall was raided in May, after a state legislative audit found that records were missing. It was found that the town owed the IRS $80,000.00 in payroll and other taxes, and that money was taken out of employee paychecks but never made it to their destination.
At the time, Mayor Pro Tem and Alderman Marketris Jones claimed the financial problems began when Odell Key took office again in 2011. Key denied the accusations, calling them "all lies."
The state of Louisiana appointed a fiscal administrator in August, after it was determined that the town did not have enough money to fund its operations and pay its debts.
That fiscal administrator, David Greer, says that Key has not been involved in any town business since he stepped into the role on November 20.
Key's sentencing is set for May 9, 2014.
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392 Central Park WestApt. 16C
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- TypeCondo
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Sweepling south & west city views and all-day sun illuminate a sparkling 2 BR, 2 bath condo on a high corner of a premier CPW postwar. Large kitchen w/ ample counters and fine dining area ajoins handsome LR with south-facing balcony. Cutting edge full serve bldg has lrg health club & good storage. Parking available.
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Upper West, from Central Park West to the Hudson River, 57th Street to 110th Street.
Every ten blocks of the Upper West Side seem to have their own character: the 70s and 80s have their share of "Classic Six" prewar apartments (that's three bedrooms, a living room, dining room, and kitchen, as opposed to a "Classic Seven," which has all that plus a room for the maid or domestic staff, sometimes used as a home office.) Along Riverside Drive on the Upper West Side, there are some grand-scale apartment buildings with magnificent river views to match the street's name. Meanwhile, the southern bit of the Upper West Side embraces the Time Warner Center, which has some of the most spectacular luxury condos in the city, along with high-end shops like Coach and Hugo Boss, once-in-a-lifetime eateries like Per Se, and a giant subterranean Whole Foods that seems to hold every resident of the Upper West Side at once.
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392 Central Park West is a full-service condominium with 19 floors and approximately 414 units. The building features a 24-hour concierge and live-in superintendent. The building created a lovely landscaped community with many amenities for its residents, including a state of the art gym, a building playroom, a spacious outdoor private playground and an updated laundry room. Also, storage lockers, a bike and community board meeting room. Pets are not permitted.
Additional features of this building include: Beautiful renovated lobby, Bike storage room, Pets allowed for owners, not renters, Landscaped grounds, On Site Parking for Resident Owners (Wait List), Children's playground, Modern laundry room, Well-equipped fitness center, Architects: Skidmore Owings & Merrill.
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Police in Westport said a mother surrendered to them Friday after learning of an outstanding warrant for the theft of a restaurant tip jar.
Stacy Flanagan of Fairfield was arrested for the Dec. 31 incident.
Police said Flanagan entered the restaurant with her two small children and while the cashier was distracted, stole a tip jar off of the counter to pay for her own order.
An anonymous tip led to the identification of Flanagan, they said.
Officers said Flanagan later admitted to taking the money.
She was charged with risk of injury and sixth-degree larceny.
Flanagan was released after posting $2,500 bond, according to police.
She's due in Norwalk Superior Court on March 3.
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FSLPL Bus Trip: 9/11 Memorial Museum
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
We'll start our day with a visit to the 9/11 Memorial Museum where we will have a self-guided tour; audiophones are available for $6.00. Our bus will pick us up to take us to the very trendy Chelsea Market where they have everything a foodie could want, from soup to nuts! The afternoon is free time. There are several places for lunch at the market, or if the weather is nice, you might want to get something to go and eat alfresco in High Line Park which is adjacent to Chelsea Market. There is also a permanent Flea Market called "Artists & Fleas" as well as a bookstore and the unique shop, Anthropologie. Come join us for a full day of history, eating & shopping in The Big Apple!
Cost includes:
- Round trip bus fare
- Driver gratuity
- Admission 9/11 Memorial Museum
Itinerary: (subject to change)
7:00AM - Depart from UST Park
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10:00AM - 9/11 Memorial Museum visit
12:30PM - Depart for Chelsea Market
4:00PM - depart for home
6:00PM - approximate arrival @ UST Park
*If planning on purchasing food to bring home, bring a cooler
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- Payment due at time of booking; cash or check at SLPL or credit card @ 610-282-8834
- Checks payable to: FSLPL
- All sales final, no refunds. Tickets are transferable.
- Questions? Call Mary Ann: 610-282-2731 or Carol: 610-282-4120
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Ross still feels adventure in touringThe Green Music Center will receive musical royalty when Diana Ross visits next week.
- High-energy Shorty to play Russian River fest
- Ten days of fun
- 'Maze Runner' seems familiar (w/video)
- Etheridge plays B.R. Cohn fest
- Annual air show takes to Sonoma County skies
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Live Houston CD/DVD coming in November
'Whitney Houston Live: Her Greatest Performances' will showcase her legacy.
Cox: Tasty art of Portuguese
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'Maze Runner' seems familiar (w/video)
Latest in young adult book-to-film franchise following similar structure as Divergent, Hunger Games and the like.
Kendall-Jackson Heirloom Tomato Fest 2014
Kendall Jackson Wine Center hosts its 18th annual Heirloom Tomato Festival
Queen Latifah promises a 'juicy' 2nd season (w/video)
The talk show host/rapper promises to be more playful when her show returns Monday.
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Grant Expands to Support Beauty Business Growth
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About every 3 hours, a person or vehicle is hit by a train.
Operation Lifesaver is working to change people's behavior around railroad tracks and crossings with the national public awareness campaign, See Tracks? Think Train!
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Etihad, United, and Japan Airlines Bring This Week's New Route News
Sometimes it's hard to stay on top of all the new route announcements that come our way, so we've complied a little bit of a rundown below. As long as you can afford the fares, this should definitely help add to your passport stamp collection.
· Japan Airlines:
If you're still looking to catch a ride aboard the Boeing 787 Dreamliner there's some new options coming your way thanks to Japan Airlines. The carrier has a few of the planes, and in a couple months they'll be sending them to some new spots. As of December 1 it looks like the plan will be to fly nonstop between Tokyo-Narita and Sydney; however, that's not all. Just a day later—that's December 2—the 787s will also start connecting Tokyo with Bangkok. We obviously love us some Boeing 787s, and who doesn't enjoy Tokyo, Bangkok, or Sydney—happy booking.
· Frontier:
More flights are coming to and from New Jersey's Trenton-Mercer Airport, as Frontier is adding some new nonstop flights to its menu of destinations. The plan is to start flying to Cincinnati and Charlotte on February 12. With these new options this bumps up Frontier's flights to and from the airport to eleven. The other cities include spots like Atlanta, Chicago-Midway, Columbus, Orlando, Detroit, and Tampa.
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Toronto's City Airport Tunnel Finally Sees the Light
Any frequent traveler from Newark Airport has seen the cute little prop planes of Porter Airlines on their frequent and friendly routes to Toronto's more convenient airport—the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. It looks like flights to and from the airport might be even more fun in the near future, as the city is hard at work constructing a tunnel to whisk passengers from the airport to the city center.
Our bad for not mentioning this earlier, but we just found out about the plans for the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport pedestrian tunnel. The plan is to connect the airport on the Toronto Islands with the mainland, and the project just hit a pretty big milestone. Last week, workers finished off the hardest part of the construction, as they finally broke through—and saw the light—from one end of the tunnel to the other.
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United, Delta, and American Rule New Routes This Week
Sometimes it's hard to stay on top of all the new route announcements that come our way, so we've complied a little bit of a rundown below. As long as you can afford the fares, this should definitely help add to your passport stamp collection.
· United:
Nothing is official as of yet, as United needs to wait for the necessary stamps, seals, and approvals; however, it looks like the carrier is planning to send some of its Boeing 787s to a new spot. United recently applied for permission to fly non-stop between San Francisco and Chengdu, beginning on June 9, 2014.
If things go as planned the flights will depart the United States on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, and the flights would head back from China on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. It'll be a roughly a 14-hour journey—plus or a few minutes depending on whether you're heading east or west.
· Southwest Airlines:
The booking window for Southwest Airlines has recently been extended, and with it comes some new routes news. It looks to be only seasonal service, but when you're in dire need for some fun in the sun these options could be critical for your well being—ha. New round-trip nonstop flights will run down to Fort Myers from spots like Albany, Denver, and Kansas City—only on Saturdays. Other options included nonstop flights between Portland, Maine and Orlando, as well as Minneapolis-St. Paul and Tampa.
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Emirates, Air Canada and Volaris Lead This Week's New Routes News
Sometimes it's hard to stay on top of all the new route announcements that come our way, so we've complied a little bit of a rundown below. As long as you can afford the fares, this should definitely help add to your passport stamp collection.
· Air Canada:
They are already flying nonstop between Montreal and San Francisco, but things are going so well that they're now going to do it all year long. Air Canada just announced that this city pair will be more than just a seasonal option beginning this November, as Airbus A319s will make the flight throughout the entire year. The flight times are even pretty nice too, as they don't even stick you with an overnight flight. No redeyes on the way back from California, as the flights depart San Francisco around 8am and arrive in Montreal around 4:30pm—all times local.
· Interjet:
There was some new airplane action this week to and from Mexico City, as Interjet is on the move once again. They're bringing the low cost carrier thing to New York City, as earlier this week nonstop flights started between Mexico City and New York-JFK. There's plenty of competition on flights between these two cities from carriers like Aeromexico and Delta, but let's hope that a little friendly competition brings airfare down. If JFK isn't where you want to go, Interjet also flies nonstop to spots like Miami and San Antonio.
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Who Ever Thought a Flight Attendant Uniform Could be 'Geek Chic?'
Yet more airline crew uniforms news! This time it comes from north of the border with Air Canada's newest little baby carrier, Rouge. Continuing the "rouge" (red) theme, the leisure carrier has launched trendy uniforms in deep reds, completing a corporate identity which will no doubt turn heads in the airport.
These duds feature the the airline's signature burgundy color with a few fun flourishes. Ladies bring a red-zippered cardigan and colorful scarf with the "R" logo pattern in reds, blue and gold (by Canadian designer Marilena Cobuzzi). Comfort is key when it comes to footwear; Vancouver shoe brand John Fluevog specially designed a heather grey, double Mary Jane with burgundy trim and soles. For primping, L'Oreal and Redken worked to provide custom makeup and grooming products.
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Seven Extra Inches! Air Canada Stretches Out with 'Premium Economy' Seats
When it comes to the craze of premium economy seating it looks like Air Canada is up next. Fortunately, they're not taking the usual North American approach when it comes to this section of the coach cabin, as it's going more than just a boost in legroom.
The plan is to start off small, as Air Canada gets ready to prepare for their new seats across five of their Boeing 777-300ER aircraft. First and foremost those sitting in the forward cabin—of the rear cabin—will have their own little seating section, as there will be a dedication Premium Economy cabin. Larger seats are the big news here, as the seats are wider, offer like seven more inches of legroom, and they even recline just a little bit more.
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Test Your Cockpit Knowledge to Win a Day at an Air Canada Flight Simulator
"Have you ever dreamed of sitting in an airplane's pilot seat?"
Air Canada isn't asking if you've ever dreamt of flying a plane, just if you want to sit in the pilot seat, which is all well and good considering they've just opened up a Facebook contest to win a day with an Air Canada instructor pilot in a flight simulator at the airline's Flight Training Center in Toronto.
To score such an awesome prize, you've got to show off some basic A320 cockpit knowledge by playing a multiple choice game called "Land Your Way."
Progress through three levels of harder and harder questions to reach the status of "Captain" and view your final score. The more points you get, the more times your name is entered into the draw to win the flight sim grand prize. Unfortunately the prize is only open to Canadian citizens, but that's not stopping you from playing the game.
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Call Air Canada, Maybe?
Can there be anything more awkward than a band of flight attendants taking a break from their onboard duties to lip-sync to an over-played pop song? We thought we had heard the last of this song, maybe? But Air Canada has revived the Carly Rae Jepsen hit, Call Me, Maybe?
After some initial cringing for the first 30 seconds, our lips started curling into a cheesy grin. That's the power of the music, we guess. By the end of the song, we looked past the grainy video and bad lip-syncing and actually liked it.
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New Airline Alert: Air Canada Rouge, Flying to Cuba and Beyond in 2013
Hey look! There's fun new airline stuff happening up in the Canada, too! Today, Air Canada makes the announcement that they're proceeding with the launch of a low-cost carrier little brother airline, to be called Air Canada rouge, a name decided through a Facebook contest. Yes, that "R" is lowercase, but we're going to uppercase it from here on out to save our sanity.
Beginning July 1, 2013, Air Canada Rouge will jet from Toronto to a variety of international destinations, some never before serviced by Air Canada itself. We're talking Venice, Edinburgh and Athens from $949 roundtrip, Cuba from $538 (roundtrip) and Jamaica, Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic from $269 (one-way). These are the introductory, yay-we-will-fly-soon fares to get you all hot and bothered, and they're good for booking on aircanada.com and aircanadavacations.com until December 25, 2011.
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Air Canada, US Airways and JetBlue Do This Week's New Route Thing
Sometimes it's hard to stay on top of all the new route announcements that come our way, so we've complied a little bit of a rundown below. As long as you can afford the fares, this should definitely help add to your passport stamp collection.
· US Airways:
If there's one international destination easily accessible from the United States it's got to be London, and it's soon going to be even easier thanks to US Airways. The carrier is getting ready to link Charlotte with London-Heathrow, and the flying fun will be done thanks to some of the airline's Airbus A330s.
US Airways already flies nonstop between Charlotte and London, but the flights are less convenient for some as the flights land over at London-Gatwick. We kind of have a hunch that the Gatwick flights will eventually be dropped in favor of the new Heathrow options, but for now it sounds like nothing has become official. The new flights between Charlotte and London-Heathrow are set to start this spring.
· Southwest:
Southwest isn't quite yet ready to head south of the border, but thanks to their buddies over at AirTran they're one step closer. It sounds like Southwest—through AirTran—has their eyes set on another international destination, and this time they're planning to connect Denver with Los Cabos.
Nothing is official as of yet, but the airline has sent an email over to Uncle Sam asking for permission to start linking the two cities. The thing is that only a certain amount of flights can head back and forth—and they're already at the limit. However, Southwest is kind of mad that Frontier and Republic are hogging one too many of the options, so they're ready to add their blue-bellied planes into the mix.
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The Best Instagram Hashtag Right Now: #kicksonaplane
Now that you've hopefully gone and followed all those airlines on instagram, it's time to shake it up. Though we're not one to participate in hashtags on any social media platform, one on Instagram immediately had us hooked. Ladies and gentleman, #kicksonaplane.
For those who don't know what "kicks" are, what are you doing on Instagram? Ha--kidding (kinda). Kicks is another term for shoes, specifically sneakers or other rubber/gum soles, though it can be broadened to include all footwear. Instagrams tagged with #kicksonaplane depict the person's shoes as they are, seated and ready for takeoff on a flight.
It's like a visual representation of "I'm here, ready to go, let's do this," with the necessary little bit of showing off that touches on the personal vanity of the user and the sweet envy of the viewer, both key components in the success of Instagram.
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How Two Australia-bound Flights Totally Turned Good Samaritan
Everything is going fine and dandy as you get ready for the last little bit of your long-haul flight over to Australia; however, all of a sudden you see something odd down in the waters off the coast out your window. Something like this actually happened for some passengers aboard an Air Canada flight on its way down under, as the pilot and crew helped rescue a stranded sailor.
The flight from Vancouver to Sydney took a temporary detour as it hoped to gain a glimpse of a solo sailor who activated an emergency beacon after some bad luck and bad weather left him stranded at sea. The Air Canada plane—a Boeing 777—dropped to about 5,000 feet as the crew asked passengers to help check out the scene out the window. Sure enough, thanks to some passenger-supplied binoculars, the crew spotted the distressed sailor and they were able to radio back the coordinates and other helpful tidbits of location information.


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Every night is New Year's Eve at Cin Cin
There's an old Chinese saying (are there any new Chinese sayings?) which maintains, "You will never stumble upon anything good while sitting down."
One Chestnut Hill businessman who appears to have lived his life according to this adage is Michael Wei, owner of Cin Cin in our town (7838 Germantown Ave.) as well as Yangming in Bryn Mawr, Nectar in Berwyn, Szechuan East in Northeast Philly and Mandarin Garden in Willow Grove. Until recently he and several partners also owned Maia in Villanova, but Maia was a casualty of the dismal economy and other factors. Wei, whose restaurant empire might warrant the title "The Chinese Stephen Starr," somehow made a detour into the kitchen while on the road to a career in journalism. A newspaper reporter in Taiwan, where he was born, Wei (pronounced "Way") earned a master's degree in journalism from the University of Missouri after immigrating to the U.S. in 1970. "I dreamed of being a reporter for a great paper like the New York Times," recalls Michael, "but I could not get a job with a major newspaper after graduation."
Like countless students before him, Michael worked his way through graduate school by working in restaurants — washing dishes, busing and waiting on tables. After graduation, Michael moved to Washington, D.C., where he worked for a law firm by day and continued working in restaurants at nights and on weekends.
In 1977 Wei moved to Philadelphia to be near his brother, a statistics professor at Temple University, and to open his first restaurant, Ming Garden, in Elkins Park. "My brother told me it was a great business opportunity because we were able to buy the place so cheaply," said Michael. "I still hoped to pursue a journalism career at a later date, but in the meantime I had to earn a living."
While a journalism career eluded Wei, his restaurant accomplishments have been the culinary equivalent of a Pulitzer prize. After Ming Garden became a success, Michael sold it and opened Mandarin Garden in Willow Grove, which is currently celebrating more than 20 years in business. Cin Cin and Yangming are consistently rated among the finest Asian restaurants in the Delaware Valley in the Zagat Restaurant Guide, and the spectacular $5 million Nectar, which serves Asian Fusion cuisine, has been garnering rave reviews from both customers and food critics alike. The Chinese Restaurant News recently named Yangming one of the "Top Chinese Restaurants in the U.S." It's been said that the economy is so bad that McDonald's is now selling "The Quarter-Ouncer," but you'd never know from this entrepreneur's five restaurants that the economy is in the dumpster.
The food at Wei's restaurants always sparkles with creativity, aesthetic presentation and an exotic palette of ingredients blending textures and a rainbow of colors. They are composed as artfully as an Old Master's painting. There are always daily specials in addition to the menu and an impressive wine list. Prices vary significantly from Cin Cin and Wei's Main Line restaurants to Mandarin Garden and Szechuan East.
To welcome in the new year 2000, 10 years ago, several of our family members selected Cin Cin Restaurant, 7838 Germantown Ave., for the final dinner of 1999 and of the 20th century. It was crowded with adult and children celebrants and take-out-order pickups. After we were seated, we donned 2000 paper hats, trumpeted the momentous occasions with toy noisemakers and ordered wine to salute prospective good health and good fortune for us, for the region, country and world.
For the next few hours, before going home to watch the historic ball fall at Times Square, we savored a great dinner on this unique evening. For all the New Year's Eves that followed, every one of them, we have reserved a table at Cin Cin with managing partner Henry Lee, for yet another memorable feast-ivity on the last night of the year.
Not one of these New Year's Eves was marred by snow or sleet or any other precipitation because there is no way Henry would permit it.
A few months ago I (Bennett) planned a dinner party for October 3 for my daughter, Dr. Nancy Cohen, to celebrate a landmark birthday, number 60. Again I chose Cin Cin's culinary creations for this special occasion. There were 13 of us, and on this evening, 13 was a lucky number. Our waiter, Jacky Chu, was peerless, as usual.
In between bites and swallows, we chatted about Leno and Letterman (One wise guy remarked, "Did you know that NBC executives are pressuring Jay Leno to have an affair and then tell all, so his ratings can soar, just like David Letterman's?") health care and health foods and health clubs, the economy ("The economy is so bad that Dick Cheney just took his stockbroker hunting") and Obama administration big-wigs and small-wigs.
A "fall special" appetizer of Grand Marnier prawns ($8.95) had a truly magical mayo-orange sauce that could easily go into the space capsule. This should be a permanent fixture on the menu. For the main course I ordered pan-smeared rosemary pinot noir duck ($19.95). It was marinated with pinot noir, rosemary, fennel and anise, then pan-seared with a pinot noir/apple sauce. The taste was divine.
One of Nancy's friends ordered pan-seared bacon-wrapped red snapper with mango, shiitake mushrooms, sweet peppers and a Korean hot pepper sauce ($18.95). This was an interesting balance of flavors, although the spicy red snapper would have probably been better off without the bacon. One sublime spicy entree was the wok day boat scallops and beef tenderloin with fresh corn, onion, baby bok choy and a hot bean sauce ($22.95). It was appealing to both the eye and palate. Another guest chose the salmon and said it was the best she had ever tasted.
When I made my reservation with Henry last June, I asked him to serve a small cake with one candle after the main courses were eaten. I once read that after age 50, too many candles on a cake could activate the sprinkler system, so one candle it was. A few of us, wound up with doggie bags of leftovers.
Jacky delivered a small cake with one lit candle. After a chorus of "Happy Birthday," Jacky served a half dozen other desserts to be passed around our table. "On the house," our waiter said. Henry Lee's generosity included fresh strawberries with cream, mud pie (not a dab of mud could be found) and several Cin-ful cakes, one with chocolate, one with peanut butter. The chorus of "Oh my's" swelled with moans of complete taste-buds contentment. In just two more weeks, we'll be back for the New Year's Eve banquet, of course.
"I'm glad to know that so many people seem to like the food in our restaurants," said Michael Wei, "because it looks like they will not be seeing my byline in the New York Times, after all."
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BCGEU's Education Course Offerings
BCGEU's workplace leaders—our stewards, local officers and bargaining committee members—have access to a comprehensive education program to help them develop skills and expertise to represent members in the workplace. We offer "core" courses from 1/2 day to 3 days in length, offered through the area offices. Mini modules run from 2-4 hours in length, and can be offered through area offices.
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Basic Steward Training
For new shop stewards. This three-day course provides skills and knowledge needed to:
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- An overview of the history/structure of the union and the Workplace Leadership program.
It also identifies resources available to stewards to support their efforts. This course is organized through BCGEU area offices. New stewards who haven't yet been contacted to receive training should call their area office for information on the next available session of the course.
Advanced Steward Training
Building on the skills stewards are taught in Basic Steward Training and work place experience, this course focuses on the highs and lows of dealing with management and with grievors, management tactics, the stewards right to information, duty to accommodate and the arbitration process. Simulated grievance settlement meetings—which test and strengthen stewards' skills in a supportive environment—are a central part of the course as well as theory and the latest arbitral jurisprudence and common grievances of the worksite.
This course is organized through BCGEU area offices. PRE-REQUISITE: You must have dealt with issues in the workplace with the employer and/or filed some grievances.
Local Officer Training
This course provides elected local officers with the tools they need to be effective work place leaders and to carry out their specific duties as local chairpersons, recording secretaries, financial secretaries and executive members. Participants learn to:
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- Speak well in public settings; and
- Develop strategic plans for workplace and community action campaigns.
Information on the next session of this course in your area is available from your BCGEU area office.
Labour Management Training/Private and Broad Public Sector
This course was developed to assist committees in understanding their roles and responsibilities, conflict and problem solving techniques, effective communication and conducting an effective labour management meeting and what the parameters are of the committee. Employers can be included in the course should the situation warrant. Contact your Staff Representative at your area office.
Member Facilitators Training
Most courses offered by the BCGEU have a staff and a member co-facilitating. We take you through the concepts and philosophies of labour, popular and adult education. The course walks you through how to "think equity" in all your courses, facilitators' tools, responsibilities and challenges, effective communication, and processes and techniques. At the completion you will be expected to co-facilitate Basic Stewards' courses, short modules to locals and co-facilitate at conferences.
Prerequisite: You must be recommended by the Regional Coordinator, have been active as a Steward for at least 4 years and have your Advanced Steward training, active in your Local, and be very comfortable presenting and speaking in front of groups. This course is 2 days and is scheduled by the Education Officer, as required.
Public Speaking
As union activists, we often find ourselves in situations where we have to speak at a convention, rally or at a Local meeting. We'll show you how to have confidence, develop a message and deliver the speech. You'll be able to speak to your audience and speak comfortably. We'll work not with your fears, but with your strengths. A fun and interactive workshop. Contact your area office to see if the course can be done at your Local's next meeting. Length: 3 hours.
Surviving Media Interviews
A interactive course that puts you in front of the camera! As union activists we may end up in front of a TV camera or a microphone. Activists are on the front lines in campaigns, strikes, bargaining, rallies and issues facing our communities. We show you how to alleviate your fears, simplify preparation, sticking to the message and being comfortable in front of a camera and microphone. You get to practice in front of a real camera and microphone and see yourself on TV. Lots of fun in a safe environment. Great for Locals or worksites that may be going on strike or prior to a campaign.
Length: 3 hours.
Speak Up! Speak Out!
This three hour highly interactive course shows you the differences between communicating assertively, passively and aggressively combined with verbal and non-verbal communication skills. Learn how to gain insight and self-confidence in getting your point across to the employer, to your co-workers and in day to day discussions in an assertive manner. Role plays are included so come prepared to play your part!
Union Observer Training
If your collective agreement contains language for union observers and you are interested in this role, this is the course for you. You will understand the language of the agreement regarding observing at job interviews, and learn about your role in relation to your members. Learn how to take notes effectively and appropriately.
Oh No! Not Another Meeting!
For Local executive members and members generally. Are your meetings really boring? Do you follow the same boring agenda? This course will have the class working together to develop ways of making meetings more interesting. Find out what will bring members out, what motivates people, and how technology can be useful -- and not so useful. Understand how the different generations view meetings and find ways to overcome geography issues and issues of balance.
Harassment/Discrimination and Bullying
This interactive workshop can be done jointly with the employer or with the membership at the worksite. Learn what the prohibited grounds are under the Human Rights Code, the language that addresses harassment, discrimination and abuse of supervisory authority in collective agreements. You will look at policies and procedures the employer has in place. You will do some interactive exercises and disseminate some case studies in a video. In conjunction with this is a power point presentation on bullying, with amazing facts and definitions and what we can do about this prolific behaviour in our workplaces. Contact your area office to see if this course can be done in your workplace or at your Local. Length: 3 hours.
Bargaining Committee Training
For bargaining committee members this course helps activists advocate for members during the bargaining process, review roles and responsibilities and the bargaining process from start to finish. Contact the Staff Representative assigned to your bargaining.
Audio Conferences
Audio Conferences are organized and run out of your area offices. This informative tool is great for Stewards, Local Officers, or even someone who is interested in being a steward. These sessions consist of a 1.5-2 hour audio on a specific subject. The panels are made up of management and labour and each present their perspectives. They talk about the leading cases in the specified subject and what employers and unions are doing within these scopes. You also receive a large package of all the subject information.
If you have a group of people and would like to get together to listen to an audio conference, please contact your area office. Or call the office and ask when the next one will be held. They are open to anyone. Be advised that these audio conferences must be ordered from the Education Department and can only be listened to at the area offices. A staff Representative will attend to stop and start the conference so that the group can discuss aspects and views that have been brought up in the panels.
DVD/VHS Library
The Education Department has many videos and DVDs available for Locals to view. Use them as part of your Local meetings to get more people out...have popcorn during the video and make it accessible for everyone. Run the video at a worksite or for a particular worksite within your Local.
Take a look at the list and if there is something of interest that you would like to use in your Local, contact the Education Department and order the video and it will be signed out to you, or the area office, and to be returned when you are finished.
Facilities Bargaining Association (FBA) Education Fund
The FBA fund is currently closed. While there is currently no funds available for new applicants, the recent tentative agreement includes additional funding for the FBA Education Fund. Those funds will not be available until members of Facilities subsector unions ratify the tentative agreement. Those votes will take place in June. If the agreement is ratified, the FBA Education Fund committee will meet to plan Fund programming.
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Plus Israeli museums look for Nazi-looted art, and more in the news
EU Offers Aid for Peace Deal; Bloomberg's Legacy
Plus Israeli soldier killed patrolling Lebanese border, and more in the news
Jews Dominate NYC Mayoral Write-In Votes
If there are moral victories to be had, a vote for Lou Reed is one of them
Rahm Emanuel Throws Shade at Freedom Tower
The Chicago mayor isn't convinced New York now has America's tallest building
Bloomberg Honored at Yad Vashem Dinner
NYC mayor given remembrance award for 'visionary leadership,' philanthropy
U.S. May Give Iran Money; Lhota's Shul Faux Pas
Plus Israeli researches study Bedouin sign language, and more in the news
Does New York City Need a First Lady?
The city's gone much of the last three decades without one
By July, The Three Biggest U.S. Cities Will Have Jewish Mayors
Los Angeles just elected its first Jewish mayor
Michael Bloomberg Fires Back at Mississippi
This could be a very entertaining feud!
Mississippi Passes Anti-Bloomberg Bill
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2013 is half over, and it's already been a year of big albums and smash singles. But who have been the overall champs of music so far this year? Billboard wants to know, and is asking fans to vote in its annual Mid-Year Music Awards survey.
Among the nominees in the category of "First-Half MVP of 2013" are Justin Timberlake and Taylor Swift. Justin is also nominated for Best Comeback.
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Nominees for 2013's Most Memorable Feud so far include Nicki Minaj vs. Mariah Carey . And as for 2013's Most Shocking Moment So Far, Beyonce's Inaugural Lip-Syncing scandal and Paris Jackson's attempted suicide are nominated.
In the category of Most Disappointing of 2013, you can choose from, among other things: Lady Gaga canceling her tour, and season 12 of American Idol. And nominees for the Most Anticipated Music Event of the second half of this year include Lady Gaga's new album, Justin Timberlake's sequel to The 20/20 Experience , and U2's next album.
Other categories include Best Tour -- Taylor Swift, Pink, Rihanna and Bon Jovi are nominees -- as well as Coolest Marketing Stunt, Best Style, Best Music Reality Show and Most Overrated Artist. Taylor, Justin and Beyonce are all nominees there, but we suspect they'd rather not win.
There's also the Best Televised Performance category, where the nominees include Adele on the Academy Awards, Prince on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and Taylor on the Billboard Music Awards.
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Roy Nelson has never looked worse and Stipe Miocic has never looked better. After the UFC 161 co-main event, the two heavyweight's careers appeared to be headed in different directions. Nelson, who was on the verge of a title shot, was completely outclassed by the more athletic fighter and he was completely gassed by the end of Round 1.
Miocic was able to use his crisper punches to always beat Nelson to the blow, and he put on an amazing showing in the toughest test of his career to earn the victory.
It is going to be interesting to see if Miocic now cracks the top ten rankings and what the UFC has in store for him next. For Nelson, the entire contract drama is in his immediate future, so we will see what Dana White company decide on the "Big Country" front.
If you missed the fight, you can catch the full fight video highlights of Miocic vs. Nelson below:
- UFC 161 Results: Rashad Evans Edges Dan Henderson in Split Decision
- UFC 161 Results: Stipe Miocic Dominates Roy Nelson on Way to Unanimous Decision Win
- UFC 161 Results: Ryan Jimmo Outlasts Igor Pokrajac in Lackluster Decision
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For more than a year, no one was more bullish on Sprint Nextel (NYSE: S) than myself. In 2012, I chose Sprint as my "Value of the Year" and then stood by that decision as the stock hovered at $2.3 for the first five months of the year. However, like any good investor, reassessing a position is vital to any sustained success. Therefore, is Sprint still presenting the best value in the telecom space?
What made it great?
When I chose Sprint as my "Value of the Year" it was based on very simple logic. At the time, Sprint had traded from $5.5 to $2.2 with a downtrend in the market.
First, I believed that the market would recover. But secondly, I believed that if Sprint was worth $5.5 in the right market environment without the iPhone, it was worth a whole lot more than $2.2 with the iPhone.
At the time – the end of 2011 – the iPhone was the hottest product in technology and was arguably the separation between Sprint and Verizon (NYSE: VZ) and AT&T (NYSE: T). Sprint did not have the product that all consumers wanted, the iPhone, therefore it could not compete.
Thus, when the company earned rights to the iPhone, and its stock was trading at $2.3, it seemed logical that the company could then become more competitive and could perhaps gain new subscribers along with finally stopping the trend of falling revenue. Turns out, this logic proved true.
What is different?
The problem is that at $6.7, Sprint's valuation has changed. Apple's iPhone is no longer growing at 25% year-over-year and is now producing near flat growth in the U.S. Sprint is no longer presenting such clear and obvious value, and its chief problem of operating with too many assets relative to its subscribers still leaves the primary question of whether the company can ever achieve profitability?
Looking at the chart above, you might think that with Sprint trading at just 0.55 times sales that it is cheap. However, compared to its larger peers, Sprint's growth is not outstanding, and its operating margins remain horrendous.
Therefore, its discounted price/sales ratio is a result of its operating inefficiencies, as the market naturally awards higher premiums to those companies that operate with the most efficiency. At 0.55 times sales, Sprint is now fairly valued relative to fundamentals, not undervalued, and with the iPhone no longer producing robust sales growth, the company does not have a catalyst to create excitement.
Where to invest in telecom?
Naturally, my outlook in this space has changed over the years. From 2009 – 2011 AT&T was my largest holding, but in 2012 Sprint became my preferred choice. Now, after a 200% gain, I consider Sprint the worst investment of these three stocks.
Verizon is attractive because it is producing growth, has an established spectrum, and is the nation's largest wireless provider. However, Verizon and AT&T operate a near identical business, although according to both sales and operating margins, Verizon does appear to be the cheaper stock.
With this in mind, I like AT&T the best. For one, AT&T pays a dividend of 5% versus Verizon's 4.1%. Also, AT&T's margins are lower because it has made the most aggressive investments for future growth, which I like to see in a competitive industry.
Lastly, I really like the move that AT&T is making to acquire Leap Wireless. Not only would Leap add 5 million subscribers, but also a largely unused spectrum with the capability to expand AT&T's network by 100 million users. Therefore, when looking at two very similar companies, I believe that AT&T has the most short-term catalysts, making it a better investment.
Final Thoughts
In my book Taking Charge With Value Investing (McGraw-Hill, 2013) I guaranteed that a then $2.35 Sprint would exceed $5 by the book's publication -- I was right -- but more importantly is that I explain how short-term memory can be good in the investment world, as you must get in, get out, and then forget.
Too often, retail investors want to hold on to their strong performers, and then remain loyal to a fault as the outlook changes with a stock's price. However, the key to success is to understand that as a stock's price changes, as does its outlook. With this in mind, Sprint did what was expected, and proved the logical investor to be correct. But after such large gains, it now appears time for that logical investor to realize that value has run its course, and better opportunities exist elsewhere.
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Many people assume that the word "Agamemnemonic" partially derives from the name of the Greek king Agamemnon, who went off to war and upset his wife by sacrificing his daughter for good luck and came back with some fortune-telling chick that nobody believed and got killed by his wife and her boyfriend, setting in place a series of events that eventually culminated in the establishment of social justice in the Greek world.
Strangely, though, nothing could be further from the truth. The word derives from two Sanskrit words, "Aga" and "Membiota" which mean "Kings of the land" and "Please stop hitting me with that tree branch," respectively. It is not clear how the latter phrase came to mean "Greece," but if we knew everything we'd be omniscient Gods and while that would be nice, I like having my weekends off.
Many people also assume that the word "Agamemnemonic" partially derives from the word "Mnemonic" (meaning 'a learning device which aids memory') which itself derives from the Greek word for "Memory". These people would be correct and should give themselves a pat on the back for their awesome word derivation skillz.
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Getting electrocuted may not be the worst thing ever to happen to this electrician. Getting video taped getting electrocuted may be.
Page 4 Archives for October 2011
This is a three-year, thirteen mile journey of the Mars rover, captured in photographs by the rover. Add a couple McDonald's restaurants, and it wouldn't look much different from traveling through the midwest.
Sure, his wife got all the money, but what the son got is priceless.
Cameron Pilley, holds the world record for the hardest squash ball ever hit at 175mph. Check out the aftermath of his brother getting hit in the back with one of his serves.
Somehow this woman walks away completely unharmed after getting run over by a car and dragged for 30 feet.
Awesome compilation of some of the most hilarious missed dunks and basketball fails over the last few years.
I had no doubt this was going to end badly, but the nutshot in the end from Eeyore...didn't see that coming.
This guy, formerly employed by the Providence Renaissance Hotel, used a band to help him quit his job in style. That's quitting like a... guy-who-really-hates-his boss!
I can't believe this cop is practicing for the X-Games when I know there must've been some skaters out somewhere having fun that he could've been hassling.
The guy pulls into McDonald's, orders two ice cream cones, and sticks them to his chesticles. The reaction on the employee's face is priceless. Actually, it cost about two bucks.
A sofa, refrigerator, and a large tractor tire are no match for this ultra powerful shredding machine.
Not sure I should call this a fight. They definitely tried to land a few punches but the closest one still missed by at least 8 feet. It must suck to get that old.
Driving up steep hills is difficult for smaller cars, as this driver finds out in this parking lot. What happens after the crash is the best part.
It looks like it's time for another bailout. The stupid boat was too big too sail.
This pug's owner strapped a camera to it so he could see the world through a pug's eyes. And it is a great world. That is, until the butt sniffing comes in.
At Bridge Day 2011, Christopher Ryan Brewer belly flops off an 876 foot bridge after his wing suit malfunctions and his parachute doesn't open fully. Christopher was rushed to the hospital and is currently recovering with pelvic, lung, and spine injuries.
A duck that could easily fly to the other side of the highway decides to be more adventurous and tries to walk it.
A duck that could easily fly to the other side of the highway decides to be more adventurous and tries to walk it.
If John Lennon had survived long enough to see this, he would have shot himself.
Do you know what this means? Hoverboards. We are one step closer to actual Hoverboards.
Next time be a man and break up with your girl via text message like the rest of us! #noclass
Cat shows some impressive break away speed after scaring itself half to death with a water bottle.
Cat shows some impressive break away speed after scaring itself half to death with a water bottle.
If bungee jumping off a bridge wasn't extreme enough, these guys jump off with the hooks attached through the skin on their back.
All this dog needs is a ball and some stairs and he is set.
I wonder if this truck driver was the dude driving when the accident happened.
She went from 23 to 73 in no time at all, which means there were probably a couple of hours where she was a really hot cougar. Surprisingly this was the result of a medical condition and not marriage.
I'm going to chalk this up to being a stupid attempt at making this guy's truck more "green." Next time, just buy a hybrid.
An immense sand storm blankets Lubbock, TX. In the midst of the storm, the town look red. It looks like a rest stop for the Mars Rover.
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@7 You need to brush up your probability maths. If you roll a dice 6000 times, it's unlikely you will end up with 1000 of each number sure, but you will end up with 6 values that fall *very* close to 1000.
Run the test out further to make it more accurate, say 6,000,000 or 60,000,000 rolls, and the results will stay the in the same proportions. It's simple to test, hell you can chuck together a C program and show that a rand function will come up with an even spread.
But on to the topic presented. I believe that WoW pretty much runs a rand function through the appropriate loot table, and pumps out what it falls on. It's not a fantastic system either, it doesn't even remove what has been dropped, so that doubles of items are not an uncommon occurrence. It's simple, straight forward and unlikely to fail (assuming the tables have been assigned correctly) As to cutting out certain drops from due to the old pally/shammy restrictions, that would be a simple check of weather or not the raid or group is flagged as Alliance or Horde.
*shrug* Not that hard, just break it down like you'd program it yourself.


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Michelle's Pipe Factory Condo
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Name: Michelle
Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts
Size: 940 square feet
Years lived in: 6
Once in a long while I walk into someone's home for the first time and even before my coat comes off I'm giddy with excitement, thinking "This is SO an Apartment Therapy House Tour." In fact, the clarity can be consuming and distracting from the original intent of my visit. Such was the case the first time I visited Michelle's dreamy two floor, two room Cambridge condo. I certainly love my own home but Michelle's is one of those places that make me feel a little unfaithful — I'd cheat on my place for the chance to live in Michelle's!
Here are my favorite elements of Michelle's home: the abundant natural light, thanks to the giant expanse of windows on both floors; the living space is limited to basically two open rooms so it never feels like there are neglected, unused parts of the house, which makes the home feel so inhabited; the warm wood tones and simple white walls and trim provide the perfect backdrop for her colorful collections, artwork, and decorations; an industrial structure with beams and high ceilings that still manages to feel cozy and welcoming; and the palpable love Michelle feels for each and every object in the space. As a thrifter, Michelle admits that curating the objects is her greatest challenge but I love that she errs on the side of abundance for the sake of being in contact with things that bring her, and I'm sure anyone who visits, immense visual delight.
Apartment Therapy Survey:
My style: Equal parts mid-century modern, primitive tribal and industrial eclectic (aka Things I Like).
Inspiration: Found objects, modern design, Gropius' house in Lincoln, Massachusetts, the permanent collection of the arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas at the Met in NYC.
Favorite Element: The open concept, high ceilings, great light and view into the courtyard. Having essentially only two rooms means that I get to use all of the space every day.
Biggest Challenge: Curation. I love to collect stuff and frequent thrift stores, Craigslist, yard sales, flea markets and eBay. Attempting to keep my home from feeling cluttered (and my limited closet space from overflowing) is a constant (and not always successful) struggle.
What Friends Say: "What's with the glass…?" My sister and mom are jealous of my luck and picking skills at Goodwill/yard sales and on trash day.
Biggest Embarrassment: Attachment to objects: it's not very Zen…
Proudest DIY: It's a tie between the framed sterling silver dragonfly brooch (made as part of a class on jewelry making/small metal sculpture at the Mass College of Art), and the Thonet library chair I found locally for $10 (complete with old, dried gum stuck underneath), and refinished in red.
Biggest Indulgence: The high quality reproduction Barcelona couch, chair and ottoman (although these were purchased over a decade ago when the Dollar was stronger than the Euro). The white fiberglass Laverne Tulip chair purchased two weeks before I was laid off.
Best advice: It's a cliché, but it's true: surround yourself with things that you love — eventually your personal style will emerge. When choosing big pieces, try to stick to things you think will have staying power (classic or unusual pieces that you think you'll still love 20 years from now).
Dream source: Do the markets of Marrakesh and Istanbul count? Locally, I'd like to discover a cache of un-plundered thrift stores.
Resources of Note:
- • Walls and ceilings: Benjamin Moore's Wedding Veil
• Trim and doors: Benjamin Moore's Decorator's White
• Steel I-beams: Benjamin Moore's Charcoal
- • Arp/Ball Poster (Kunsthaus, Zurich)
• Arp Pochoir (eBay)
• Chair lithograph, Clayton Pond
• Small Paintings at bottom of stair wall (Matt Sesow)
- • George Nelson Bubble lamp
• Thonet library chairs (eBay)
• 1970s Parsons table (second-hand store)
• Heywood Wakefield buffet (second-hand store)
- • Custom Wall-Mounted Shelves (talented local artist and furniture maker Chris Mountain)
• High quality reproduction Barcelona daybed, chair and ottoman (Steelform)
• Laurel mushroom lamp (shade found at thrift store, base purchased online)
• Infinity raw steel mirror by Room & Board (discontinued, found on Craigslist)
• Chicago Three Box Shelving (Blu Dot)
• Bench Box with Casters (OFFI)
• Vintage Eames rocker
• Laverne Tulip Chair, c1960, Estelle and Irwin Laverne
- • Original artwork by Philippe Lepatre, Gerald Nailor, Otto Piene and Matt Sesow; portrait by Savo Wise
• Castore 25 lamp, Artemide (Craigslist)
• Cream colored leather loveseat, Cattelan Italia (second-hand furniture store)
• Umbra Hub 36-mirror with black rubber bezel
• Cherry shelving (designed by Swing Design, discontinued)
• Paul McCobb Planner two-drawer nightstand
• Maurice Burke leather sling chair (rescued from my aunt's trash and reupholstered)
• Vintage blonde makeup table (purchased at Brimfield flea market in the early1990s)
• Thonet library chair, refinished in red (thrift store)
- • Original art: Robert Indiana, Mordechai Rosenstein
Thanks, Michelle!
Images: Kyle Freeman
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Looks weird that the dining table & chairs are pushed to the wall. You gotta keep that lonesome lamp happy.
yay cambridge!! really nice space. love all the chairs & artwork, esp. the mies daybed & chair as well as the bench next to the window. great light!
I love how this is so clean and modern but still uses bright patterns and details to make it feel homey.
I love the chairs and the glass and the rugs...but that couch does not look comfortable...
Please tell where that living room rug is from, or what it's origin is, I love it!
I agree with LMNOP, perfect balance of sleek Mid Century Modern shapes with "homey" comfort and bold color. When I first looked at everything, I was struck by the way this design is so object-driven, but I don't think that's anything to be embarrassed about ... Forget zen, we're mostly consumers here. No complaints whatsoever. I'm ready to move in. Dusting this place would be such a pleasure.
It is utterly charming. Love the story of the red chair.
Who makes those pillowcases? Are they vintage?
Love the colors!
You have many nice pieces of furniture but you lose me with the shower curtain. It appears 'childish,' while most of the furniture is quite hip!
Tickled to see your set of wooden people blocks. I have a collection very similar, though mine are very old and worn. Love 'em!
Very Cambridge, very home (I grew up there). A perfect balance of colour, neutrals, modern, tradtional, kitsche, mid century, etc...just like the city itself.
How cute! Love it!
Omigosh, what a gorgeous home. Love the layout, and your decor is fab. I am in love with your ceramic and glass collection and they are displayed very well. I want to move in.
Usually not a fan of warm-toned schemes, but this one still manages to appear bright an airy!
Love it!
Love your stuff! Particularly the way you arranged your collections on the shelves in the living room. I may borrow that concept when I can find a cohesive group of things.
The colors make me happy, and the fishies on the shower curtain were just the right touch. Who needs to be all grown up all the time?
Beautiful! Funny cow
Where did you get the bedroom dressing table? I love it!
i love it ~ fresh, bright, and full of imagination. perfect!
The dining table against the wall really works. It allows you to only have 4 chairs most of the time (which is probably more than you need for most nights), and then simply pull it out from the wall when you have more guests. Great idea, I may try it myself since like you, I have limited space and an open floor plan.
Lovely and inviting. The OMG in the bedroom and cow/fish pairing are hilarious. To bring back the friends' comment from the small studio house tour last week: um, that's a lot of vases!
Michelle here--
Thanks for the kind comments--
apartment zombie: the rug is actually a thick woolen textile from uzbekistan used to decorate yurts. if you search ebay for uzbek sumak you'll find similar examples.
lauraleslie: *I* am tickled to know that someone else has similar vintage wooden people. I have two others that were too tall to fit up there. true story: found them all at goodwill, and an elderly gentleman there told me that they were originally used as part of an elementary school kind of puzzle/learning toy. I fell in love with them, but haven't found any more. side note: at least 70% of the stuff on those shelves came from the goodwill/salvation army. (you should see the stuff *not* on display, packed away in the kitchen cabinets....)
emal: the makeup table came from the Brimfield market in 1995... I figure it must have been made by one of the furniture companies in or near Gardner, MA. it's stamped with the date Jul 18 1950, but I don't know any more about it.
elizabeth II: yep, lots of vases. ;) would it sound even crazier to tell you that I never use them as vases, just decorative objects?
And the pillowcases?
oops, sorry, I knew I missed a question!
the pillowcases came from the bargain basement at (of all places) Urban Outfitters. the textile is a design by Alexander Girard. there's a matching quilt, too, although I'm not sure they're made anymore.
So much stuff usually makes me nervous, but you've managed to make it work.
So much personality shines through your home. Clean, but whimsical. One of my favorite house tours this year.
You have a great collection of kilims.
how fun! colorful without looking "childish." I love your stair rails!
oh, why ARE the dining table & chairs pushed against the wall - shouldn't they go under the modern pendant?
Color, color, color! Yea, I love it!
This is one of my favorite AT tours of all time. The art, the color, the clarity, the modern furnishings, the glass, the overall design sense - this has it all. Beautiful job, Michelle.
I adore your place! This makes me feel less guilty about my desire to develop my collections despite living in a small space. There is so much to admire about your home. Silly question, but where did you find that kitchen step stool?
Love the round mirrors. And all the colour! Where did you get the red patio chairs? Tres cool.
Love the light filled colorful rooms!
Michelle here again--
the step ladder is made by Kartell, don't know if it's made in the greenish color anymore, but you can find one similar here:
(very expensive, but, for the record, I bought mine off craigslist. also I leave it out and use it many times a day, as I'm, well, vertically challenged.)
the patio chairs are the Oh chairs by Karim Rashid. I have four and they used to be my dining table chairs--I find them to be extremely comfortable (although not as comfy as the Thonet chairs I currently use). I'm pretty sure they don't make the tomato red anymore, but they do make a really nice green...
Just when I thought it couldn't get any better along came the cow print and fish shower curtain. You have done a wonderful job. The collections are beautifully displayed.
I like this house very much! How vibrant and fun. It's obvious you filled it with things you love.
I have those same tall candle sticks in photo 5, where did you find yours?
Are the Eames DCW's vintage? I'm looking to get a LCW, and have been looking for that color/finish. . but it doesn't seem to exist in the new reproductions. Or is it new, and it's the ash veneer maybe?
paperdollsforboys: I purchased the candlesticks at auction; they're Norblin, made in Poland/Russia, silverplate. they're the candlesticks I use for shabbos, and identical to the ones my grandmother brought with her when she emigrated here (my mom uses that pair). they're missing their bobeches (if anyone has a lead on a matching pair, please let me know).
mcdonald: my kitchen chairs are not Eames, rather Thonet. I think Thonet still makes this version (oak veneer, but very sturdy, very heavy); mine are used, but I wouldn't necessarily call them 'vintage' (probably from the 80s?).
All of the colors are awesome!
I Love the airy, minimal look (I think i's why the 'stuff' works so well) but... no curtains or blinds at all? I'd love to live like that but the neighbours! and the morning light!
Are there really no window coverings or are the hidden away, cunningly?
really nice furniture +


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June 10, 2010: IKEA Recalls Roller Blinds, all Roman Blinds, and all Roll-Up Blinds
Recall Reason
Many styles of the blinds are included in this recall. Image here represents just one.
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission and Health Canada, in cooperation with IKEA Home Furnishings, of Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, have recall about 3,360,000 roller, Roman, and roll-up blinds due to risk of strangulation. (About 790,000 Roman blinds were recalled in November 2008 and August 2009, and about 533,000 roller blinds were recalled in October 2009.)
Roller Blinds: Strangulations can occur if the blind's looped bead chain is not attached to the wall or the floor with the tension device provided and a child's neck becomes entangled in the free-standing loop.
Roman Blinds: Strangulations can occur when a child places his/her neck between the exposed inner cord and the fabric on the backside of the blind or when a child pulls the cord out and wraps it around his/her neck. An additional hazard exists when the Roman blind has a continuous looped bead chain that if not attached to the wall or floor, which poses a strangulation hazard to children.
Roll-up Blinds: Strangulations can occur if the lifting loops slide off the side of the blind and a child's neck becomes entangled on the free-standing loop or if a child places his/her neck between the lifting loop and the roll-up blind material.
Roman Blinds: CPSC and IKEA received a new report of a 1 1/2-year-old boy in Lowell, Massachusetts, who suffered a near strangulation in February 28, 2010. On April 4, 2008, a 1-year-old girl in Greenwich, Connecticut, became entangled in the inner cord of an IKEA Roman blind and strangled. CPSC and IKEA also received a report of a 2-year0old boy who suffered a near strangulation. The last two incidents prompted previous recalls. No incidents have been reported for the roll-up or roller blinds.
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Click here to see the official recall.
This recall involves roller blinds that do not have a tension device attached to the bead chain, all Roman blinds, and all roll-up blinds. The blinds sold at IKEA stores nationwide from January 1998 through June 2009 for between $5 and $55.
The blinds were manufactured in India, Estonia, China, and Poland.
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Consumers should immediately stop using the roller blinds that do not have a tension device attached to the chain, all Roman blinds, and all roll-up blinds and return them to any IKEA store for a full refund. In a previous recall, IKEA reminded consumers who have roller blinds with a tension device attached to the bead chain to make sure the tension device is installed into the wall or floor. If the consumer has difficulty installing the tension device, contact IKEA for additional information.
For additional information, contact IKEA toll-free at (888) 966-4532 anytime, or visit the firm's website at www.ikea-usa.com.


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|Apache Web-Serving with Mac OS X: Part 2
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I had couple of problems:
I couldn't open files from the terminal in bbedit (I have it on my machine) I had to use bbedits "open by filename" feature
Showing messages 1 through 3 of 3.
very helpful but...
2001-12-17 13:42:39 Morbus Iff | [View]
Thanks for the comments. By default, BBEdit 6.5 doesn't install the Unix shell command. You should be able to find an installer on the BBEdit 6.5 cd (or ESD) that will allow you to install the shell utilities.
What sort of error message did you get when you tried to tail the access_log?
very helpful but...
2001-12-17 23:04:27 cp21yos [View]
I've just gone back and checked my terminal (I worked through the article as I read it) and I was using the auto-complete function to fill out the path & file names so I didn't notice that it had filled out:
tail /var/log/httpd/access_log
If I list the directory you can see that an underscore is used...
[cto:~] cto% l /var/log/httpd/
total 8
-rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 0 Nov 16 17:16 access_log
-rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 4008 Dec 2 11:11 error_log
Great Articles by the way.
very helpful but...
2001-12-17 19:37:13 swatson [View]
thanks for the bbedit tip works now.
the instructions say
"Apache's access file is located in /var/log/httpd/access.log. Let's look at the very last lines of that file, easily reached with this command:
tail /var/log/httpd/access.log"
when actually I had to use:
tail /var/log/httpd/access_log