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Photo Gallery: Muskoka Cottages
Get inspired by these relaxed spaces.
Photo Gallery: Muskoka Cottages
Colourful accents add a touch of whimsy.
A collection of eclectic flea-market artwork and graphic textiles adds colour and charm in the white kitchen of this Muskoka cottage. Homeowner Meredyth Hilton designed the island's simple Shaker-inspired cabinets.
A family-friendly dining area.
In the breakfast nook off the kitchen of Meredyth and Brad Hilton's cottage, artwork reading, "fish tails told here" sets the tone for this playful space. The floors and bench were given multiple lashings of glossy white paint, while mismatched chairs provide casual, family-friendly seating. The pendant fixture over the table was made by filling a black drumshade with a string of outdoor lights.
See more contemporary Muskoka cottages in our photo gallery.
Rustic, durable furniture is perfect for a cottage.
In the family room, a practically indestructible leather sofa and solid wood coffee table can take some wear and tear. An oversized illuminated red arrow adds a fun pop of colour.
Bedding with a bold pattern and quirky vintage accents add charm.
The principal bedroom's graphic yellow and navy colour scheme adds a crisp, contemporary vibe to white walls, floors and drapes. Spiffed up by a coat of paint, a low, '50s telephone table that came with the cottage fits right in. An old door (right) was turned into a mirror by replacing the glass.
See more contemporary Muskoka cottages in our photo gallery.
Rustic simplicity gives a modern update to trad Muskoka style.
This Lloyd Ralphs-designed Muskoka cottage embodies a rustic simplicity with an exotic edge. The dining room maintains the essence of traditional Muskoka style in a modern way. A rough-hewn table from Restoration Hardware, chairs from Shelter and a bench seat eight comfortably. The unique pendant lights are wicker fishing traps that the designers stumbled upon at Holy Cow in Toronto.
See more contemporary Muskoka cottages in our photo gallery.
A mix of natural and exotic elements creates a beachy vibe.
Ralphs and Lloyd, of Lloyd Ralphs Design, wanted to avoid a "decorated" look so they kept furniture and accessories relaxed and slightly bohemian. A low-profile sofa is paired with eclectic accents like a graphic rug, raffia stool and vibrant vintage Indian fabrics they fashioned into throw pillows.
See more contemporary Muskoka cottages in our photo gallery.
A white and tan palette gives a natural look.
An all-white bedroom gives an airy, sun-bleached look that's perfect for a lakeside setting. A tan leather headboard, wicker footstools and wood ladderback chair add warmth. Mirrored pillows by John Robshaw and a glamorous oil portrait of Elizabeth Taylor shake things up a bit.
See more contemporary Muskoka cottages in our photo gallery.
Exotic accents amp up a neutral space.
A Moroccan stool and hammam towels add a global feel to the Zen principal bathroom. A contemporary freestanding tub and a glassed-in shower create a spa-like atmosphere. Centering the vanity on the window and framing it with mirrors is a playful way to maximize the lake view.
See more contemporary Muskoka cottages in our photo gallery.
A mix of country and traditional styles gives a classic look.
Dark wood ceilings and floors visually connect to the rest of the cottage. Antique pizza boards and wooden spoons decorate the back of the brick fireplace. A window that opens up fully to the adjacent screened-in Muskoka room allows fresh breezes into the space.
See more traditional cottages in our photo gallery.
Traditional Canadian decor.
This Muskoka cottage takes its decorative cues from Northern Ontario nostalgia. In the boathouse living room, a collection of antique gauges surround the French doors leading to a little balcony. Checkered pillows and black outdoor fabric upholstery can handle wet bathing suits and towels after a dip in the lake.
See more traditional cottages in our photo gallery.
A cosy yet modern look.
We can imagine spending many nights around the fire in the living room of this beautiful Muskoka cottage. Designer Michael Angus used paired elements — windows, sofas, coffee tables and stools — to create symmetry and a sense of calm in the room. A cowhide rug and zebra print footstools add a fun, modern edge to an otherwise traditional space.
Find more inspiration in our photo gallery of Cosy Winter Cabins.
Fun, cabin-style accents.
Kitschy Canadiana accents like this moose pillow give a cottage character. Adding accessories like a snowshoe establishes the idea of the cottage as a winter retreat, and a rough-hewn wood chair adds to the rustic feel.
Whimsy meets woodsy in this small space.
A wood-panelled ceiling, antlers on the wall and a wicker trunk used as a bedside table give this room a wilderness-inspired look. A succulent on the table enhances the outdoorsy vibe and zebra toys on the bed make the room kid-friendly.
Dark grasscloth wallpaper is warm and cocooning.
This small bathroom feels cosy and intimate thanks to its dark walls and wood flooring. It also features an antique pine sink and industrial brass sconces that impart a timeless beauty.
For more ideas, check out our gallery of 20 Small Bathrooms.
Creamy board-and-batten siding and a whitewashed wood floor create a relaxed atmosphere.
Deep brown ceiling planks add to the natural cottage charm. Cushions covered in outdoor fabric on the antique wicker armchairs have a masculine appeal, as do the vintage sporting goods, like a tennis racket, oars and fishing net.
Find a place for keys, umbrellas, coats and wellies by the door.
In this rustic cottage, designer Michael Angus adorned walls with antique sailing and fishing prints, and filled an antique bucket with fishing rods and walking sticks.
Accessories like a leather and twig stool, wicker jugs and earthy mixing bowl inject texture.
Notes of brown are used throughout this Muskoka, Ont., cottage, most noticeably in the stunning stained wood floors and timbered ceilings, while crisp white walls keep the brown tones from feeling too heavy.
Customized antiques add a personal touch.
Designer Michael Angus had this antique harvest table stained to match the wide plank floor. Windsor chairs with pin-striped seat cushions complete the look. Wood venetian blinds have a sculptural effect and floor-to-ceiling drapes accentuate the ceiling height.
Get more traditional cottage decorating ideas in our photo gallery.
Two furniture groupings in one room create a layered and cosy effect.
Ceiling-mounted spotlights cast a warm glow onto this natural stone fireplace. A low-slung daybed serves as a room divider while keeping sight lines open.
Shelves along the perimeter of a room provide space for displays.
A country-style screen door and a pair of refurbished 1920 wicker rocking chairs lend authenticity to this setting. Loads of greenery — inside and out — add to the organic feel.
Vintage wood board games are displayed as art.
A dark wood Mission-style banister contrasts with the white walls and ceilings. Keeping the floor planks and beadboard ceiling running in the same direction helps draw the eye to the back, where antique birch storage trunks and an archer's quiver with arrows sit on display.
Find more inspiration in our photo galleries of Traditional Cottages and Cosy Winter Cabins.
A splash of blue in the bedroom is fitting for this lakeside home.
A headboard slipcover and bedskirt in watery blue and white stripes bring a touch of colour and pattern to this room. Placing the bed under a window ensures lake breezes for a comfortable sleep.
Get more traditional cottage decorating ideas in our photo gallery, plus browse more White Rooms.
A freestanding clawfoot tub creates a country aesthetic.
French plumbing heightens this tub's character, while a dark schoolhouse-style sconce contrasts with the white room. A bank of windows lets in plenty of natural light.
The best feature of this Muskoka boathouse is arguably its idyllic lakeside setting.
Tucked in at the bottom of a dramatic hillside, the boathouse seems to grow from the rock itself. An ample deck, moss green wood siding and pistachio-coloured window frames echo the surrounding landscape.
A simple, streamlined look is acheived with hidden appliances.
The kitchen of this understated, elegant cottage was designed to be inconspicuous. "It's got everything you need, but it blends in with the wall and just fades away," says homeowner David Beaton. A large fridge is hidden by white beadboard panelling in line with the cabinets, adding a nautical element.
See more contemporary Muskoka cottages in our photo gallery.
A unique pendant light adds a sculptural note in a clean-lined space.
A simple Parsons style outdoor table and sleek chairs seat up to 12. Surrounded by water and trees, this Muskoka boathouse is a unique place to entertain.
Natural and glam elements mix for a refined look.
The bedroom decor in this space emphasizes the organic, with wood taking precedence in the furnishings as well as the structure of the room itself. Gold-finish lamps, crisp white bedding and an Hermès throw blanket strike a luxurious note.
See more contemporary Muskoka cottages in our photo gallery.
Different local varieties can be used to suit the season.
At this historic Muskoka lodge, the manicured gardens are made even more colourful with hanging baskets and planters on the steps and along the pathway. They're easier to care for than the garden, and can be transported back to the city at the end of the summer.
Get more landscaping and garden design ideas in our Gorgeous Gardens photo gallery.
A classic knotty-wood cabin look.
This kitchen is designed to handle a crowd: open shelving and an armoire with chicken-wire fronts make finding things easy; the massive olive-stained island houses two heavy-duty dishwashers. Modern bar stools keep the space current.
See more beautiful cottage kitchens in our photo gallery.
Natural wood panelling creates an authentic cabin look.
A generously sized kitchen table made of reclaimed pine easily accommodates large family dinners. An elaborate handmade French chandelier adds an unexpected twist.
See more great cottage and country rooms in our Cottages & Country Houses gallery, Traditional Cottages gallery, plus see more cottage photos.
Multiple drapery panels customize light and privacy.
Wraparound windows maximize views of Trading Bay and the Algonquin Highlands beyond. Clean lines, a Moroccan lantern and paisley-print bedding offer a contemporary take on a classic lodge look.
To see more rooms with a view, visit our photo gallery.
This 80-year-old structure still possesses much of its original woodsy charm.
A lush forest keeps this gorgeous cottage secluded and private. Consider perching new-build cottages on a hill to maintain views, like editor Suzanne Dimma did with her cottage.
For more traditional inspiration photos, see our Traditional Cottages photo gallery.
For more cottage ideas, see our Cottages & Country Houses photo gallery, plus more cottage photos.
A charming side patio offers views to the lake.
This cottage's black-stained wood siding and crisp white gingerbread trim were left untouched to keep the original authenticity of the structure. The stone patio offers a flat area to arrange comfortable outdoor seating for lazy afternoons in the shade.
For more traditional inspiration photos, see our Traditional Cottages photo gallery.
For more cottage ideas, see our Cottages & Country Houses photo gallery.
Painting the walls and ceiling white brightened an old wood cottage.
This great room — designed by Anne Hepfer — has two sitting areas, an ideal setup for weekends spent entertaining. The huge mirror (custom-made in Bali with tiny seashells) balances the fireplace at the other end of the room. The ottoman is made of antique mats from Borneo. Keeping the backdrop and major pieces neutral means the owner can add bold colour and pattern in easy-to-update accessories.
For more chic interiors by Anne Hepfer, see our photo gallery.
See more cottage photos in our White Cottages gallery, Traditional Cottages gallery, Cottages & Country Houses, plus more cottage photos.
A bright dining area.
Work your style and floor plan around the structure of your space, not the other way around. Part of the appeal of this sunny cottage breakfast room is the uneven beadboard and knotty wood floors. Designer Anne Hepfer kept these elements intact and simply transformed the look with white paint, casual decor and a fresh blue and white palette.
How To
Study a room before you buy or move around furniture. Don't automatically arrange seating the same way you had it in your last place. Consider the light, surfaces and the room's function and let those elements direct your choices.
For more inspiration, see our Seaside-Inspired Interiors photo gallery, Traditional Cottages photo gallery, Cottages & Country Houses photo gallery, and Beautiful Sunrooms photo gallery.
Bright bedding and flags liven up a kids' bedroom.
Create a naval colour scheme with red quilts, white walls and a navy rug. Rope ties on the pillows, a tripod lamp and caned headboards add to the nautical style.
For more beachy and nautical rooms, see our Seaside-Inspired Interiors photo gallery.
To learn how to make your own nautical cushions, view Michael Penney's Online TV DIY segment.
Climbing flowers add height and colour.
Interiors consultant Lisa Rogers crafted a charmingly relaxed getaway for her family in the Muskokas. To take full advantage of the breathtaking views of the lake, she placed a pair of dove grey Muskoka chairs on her porch, which she outfitted with colourful pillows. A large wicker basket holds throws and blankets for chilly nights by the water.
Find more outdoor inspiration in our Beautiful Balcony Decorating gallery.
A living room decorated for comfort and ease.
Slipcovered furniture, a brick fireplace and mantel and ceiling with barn beams contribute to the inherent cosiness of this room. A seagrass area rug suits the natural palette and a unique turquoise fixture adds overhead lighting and personality.
A beamed ceiling and white panelling offer a classic country look.
The open ceiling in this principal bedroom enhances the airiness of the bright white space. Natural linen bedding gives the bed a soft, slightly rumpled European look. Mosquito netting is a charming accent — and a practical touch in the country.
Get more inspiration in our Country Bedrooms photo gallery.
A retreat that takes full advantage of the water's edge.
In Tom and Suzanne White's boathouse living room, round windows enhance both the Victorian and nautical themes. A mix of upholstered furniture, wicker, and wood pieces create a relaxing atmosphere.
A glass cupola draws in natural light.
In Tom and Suzanne White's boathouse living room, round windows enhance both the Victorian and nautical themes. A mix of upholstered furniture, wicker, and wood pieces create a relaxing atmosphere.
Country style with nautical charm.
This cosy sleeping area is nestled at the bottom of the boathouse's T-shaped layout. A vaulted 12-foot ceiling, tongue-and-groove panelling and exposed painted beams add character.


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Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Gaata Rahey Mera Dil
I am missing my favourite columnist Sapna Bhavnani! She is out of Mumbai Mirror. Which means I won't be reading the paper on 'her' day either. I am a loyalist. And hers was the only fresh, honest and readable column to begin with. Kya afsos ki baat hai. Shall we start a "Get Sapna back' campaign?
8 comments:
- Al Walling said...
well,um... i'm all 4 anti-piracy...so i hope ur serious bout ur resolution to get the original. and i'm really not kidding, at all. hey,superstar indians deserve a break once in a while... the crab deserves the spotlight.... :) btw, i scribbled a question on ur wall in facebook..by the name of al walling,about vinayak, wonder if u read it.
- July 9, 2008 at 5:09 PM
- sanju ayyar said...
Chilly Crab. Smoked beetroot salad. Cucumber broth. Salmon ravioli. Pumpkin quiche. Topshe maach. Smoked Hilsa. Paradise biryani. Mirchi ka salan.
Now Ms.De, will you please stop getting into elaborate details of each and everything that you savour!
Will you please make ordinary mortals like us feel a little less jealous by censoring food from your blogs. The way you get into explaining the nitty-gritties makes me feel damn hungry even after a full meal.
Or maybe you should just invite regular blog-commentors like us for a treat so that even we understand what 'delicately flavoured cucumber broth in which floated the perfect salmon ravioli' looks, smells and tastes like!
Until then, feast on the chilly crab.
- July 10, 2008 at 2:16 PM
- sheetaldc said...
Congrats on the invite to the Literary do in Singapore!
I was there for like 5 weeks last month, since my grandparents are there... I love the place too! I would like to recommend a small, unassuming place for chicken rice soup. It is opposite Novena MRT station. Ask for the Sweet sour fish, white chicken and sour rice! Add all the sauces on the table to the soup and enjoy!!!
The crabs are also fabulous as Shobha mentioned...if anyone is interested in an Indian mean, Banana Leaf is fantabulous...the fish head curry, masaala prawns and the masala crab are finger-lickin hot!
Hope you find time to hit Orchard Street!
- July 10, 2008 at 4:21 PM
- sanju ayyar said...
this blog will soon become a recipe book i guess! Sanjeev Kapoor, Tarla Dalal & others, beware. Okay, BEWARE!
- July 10, 2008 at 6:59 PM
- sheetaldc said...
Hardly a recipe book sanju, more like our own travel food guide....maybe Tripadvisor can connect with us!
- July 10, 2008 at 7:21 PM
- Harish said...
Let me do a India TV ka news script or SANSANI (on star news)on the your introduction, De.
try imagining this in chaste hindi and in the detective kind of tone:
Pesh Hai Shobhaa De,
EK pooraaani kahaavat hai "Ghat GHat ka Paani Peena"
Yeh Lekhikha Har Desh Ke Har Shehar ke Har Khaane ka swaad Jaanthi Hai...
Par fir bhi Slim and Trim Hai...
Bebo Faint Ho Gayiiii!
Model Stage MEin Gir Gayee...
Patla Banaane Waale Khaane Se Rahiye Hoshiyaar,
Khaana Khaayiye Bejhijhak Baar Baar!
(OMG De, im sure you must be wishing that you could slap me, you can actually, you can call all your blogdosts for a treat and then do dishoom dishoom )
- July 10, 2008 at 9:43 PM
- Ananya said...
:( After all that talk about superstar's pirated version....then the song?!!!hypocrite?I do hope i shouldn't call u that...sincerely hoping u got the cd!
- February 25, 2009 at 10:07 PM
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The report argues that encouraging young people to make a difference in the world through an engineering career is more likely to attract them than emphasizing the challenge of math and science skills. It urges the engineering community to begin using tested messages in a coordinated communications strategy. More detailed information on the messages that were found to be most successful can be found in the Messages to Use section.
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"I could have ended the war in a month. I could have made North Vietnam look like a mud puddle."
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I'll try and get a new one shortly.
You mean it gets worse?
Nice pic of Geer though
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Suggestions about this wiki
Suggestions for the game interface
- Make a tile selection overlay, so we can avoid misclicking a tile.
- Remove the "death/safe/victory" system. It gets too easy when you can just rely on that.
- Add a way of turning off the custom cursor, which causes lag on some slower computers.
Suggestions for the Gods system
- Taurog followers get 50% HP restoration from any potion and no mana restoration.
- New boon for Glowing Guardian: +25% damage to undead.
- Increase initial piety when joining Mystera Annur.
- New boon for Earthmother: double HP regeneration.
- Give -5 max HP for joining to Dracul, but don't increase hero level.
- Reduce piety gain for teleporting glyph when worshipping Tikki Tooki.
- a stupid one, but maybe host a contest and the winner is made a god in DD, with stats s/he decides.
- Taurog should not ban the usage of WONAFYT. (Seconded)
- Rather than wasting a level straight out of the gate, Dracul worshippers are limited to lvl 8 stats, but can still get health refills for filling the xp bar.
Suggestions for the Scoring system
- Make score not dependent on time.
- For ranked matches, have it throw out any run over 15 minutes. These runs will never score high up anyway, and it makes fixing the current scoring measure unneccessary.
Suggestions for the glyph system
- Reduce ENDISWAL mana cost by 1-4 points.
- Reduce CYDSTEPP mana cost by 1-2 points.
- Reduce PISORF mana cost by 2-5 points.
- Make IMAWAL spawn only if there's a Earthmother altar around.
- Add a glyph that allows you to Scry a part of the dungeon without actually exploring it. You could make it random, but instead of random spots, it reveals a 3x3 or 4x4 somewhere around the map each use.
General suggestions
- Remove the gold keep between levels. As it is pointless since one can farm gold with some good characters.
- Starting gold could be set to 50 Gold, and gold piles could give more gold (5 + lvl/2).
- Online play would be neato. Maybe Co-Op and Versus.
- Settings or configuration of some sort, perhaps with options similar to other roguelikes, would be a good idea.
- Once again, carry-over gold is a pretty ineffective part of the game right now. I would suggest removing it, increase the amount of gold per pickup during dungeons, and add a carry-over stat for minimum gold and have it increase via special dungeon wins the same way maximum gold does now. Right now, gold pick ups don't matter much mid-dungeon, even if you waste quite a few, but you still want the maximum gold value to matter.
Suggestions for Objects / Shops
- Make health potions and vampiric items cheaper in shops.
- Add the number of health/mana restored by the potion to it's tooltip. (SECONDED)
Suggestions for the Classes/Races
- Number of gold gained by Tinker for killing monsters depends on monster's level (divided by 2, rounded up).
- Halfling and gnome have not bonus in potion count, but bonus in potions effectiveness.(about 60% instead of 40%)
- Mana potions restore some (20-30%) health for berserkers.
- Add a race that converts glyphs to piety. (Seconded)
- Increase goblin gold when converting glyphs to something like 4+level.
- Do not consume blood when a blood mage with full health steps on it.
- Add something akin to an amazon race, so that some female characters get thrown into the mix before someone inevitably asks for a female portrait of every character in the game come retail launch.
- Priest starts with either all altars on map, or choice of god from the get-go.
Still uncategorized
- Make a mode with several dungeon levels (except campaign) like in classic roguelike games.
- Give some gold for boss slaying.
- Make monster stats specific; a bit various for every monster. For example, a monster of type x of level y can have random HP value from 50 to 65 and random attack from 20 to 25. It will make game a bit more unpredictable and interesting.
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Abbey Clancy has dismissed speculation about her relationship with her Strictly Come Dancing partner Aljaz Skorjanec.
The model won the BBC One dance show with the professional dancer at the end of last year, and their dance routine sparked speculation about their chemistry.
Clancy told The Jonathan Ross Show, screened on ITV on Saturday, that she thought twice about joining Strictly because she knew she would face stories about her relationship with whoever she teamed up with.
The star, who is married to footballer Peter Crouch, said: "I think it was one of the reservations I had about it really.
"I didn't really want to bring any of that attention home. On the launch show I was desperate to have Robin (Windsor) because we had two days rehearsal and we got to dance with all the pros.
"I connected with Robin and then when I didn't get him and he got Deborah (Meaden), I was crying my eyes out and got paired with Aljaz.
"But after a day of dancing you don't even think about anything like that. I know what went on and he knows what went on, so it's not like that, you're just learning to dance."
Clancy admitted that there was some truth to stories she had chipped her tooth at the Strictly wrap party while drunkenly attempting to eat the glitter ball trophy.
"(I) had half a front tooth and was like, 'What the hell?'" But she added: "It's fixed now."
She said perceptions of her had changed after Strictly, adding: "A few of the cast were like, 'Oh, I thought you'd be a bit of a knob in real life, but you're not'."
She said her husband was the perfect father but he does not always get it right.
"For my engagement he got the date of our engagement engraved into the ring. I was like, 'What's that?' and he was like, 'when we got engaged.' But it wasn't," she said. "He tries!"
The interview can be seen on The Jonathan Ross Show at 10.05pm on ITV tomorrow.


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Imagine how amazing it would be if you had direct feedback of your power application as you were rowing. Getting a visual representation of what you are doing as you row! This is an ideal way to work on getting better and faster at rowing!
This is what the Germans did before the Olympics to win the M8+ and M4x. In these pictures you can see what this system looks like and how it is setup in the boat. In the next picture you can see the effect of the system and how they can improve their power curve with direct feedback.
So, immediate feedback to the rower is essential to change the coordination pattern and improve it. Direct feedback is key for that. As the rower feels, the rower can see the change on the screen and see if that new feel is going in the right direction or not.
For many people, the main attraction in rowing is the permanent quest for the optimal combination of force, endurance and perfect coordination. We know that of these three factors, perfect coordination is the most difficult to train.
In the summer of 1993 Cas Rekers conducted a study with the co-operation of the crew of the Olympic Dutch Holland Eight. A double blind experiment was run to verify the validity of the ROWPERFECT3 as a dynamic boat simulator and to determine the degree of agreement between stroke force/length profiles produced in the boat and on the ROWPERFECT3 dynamic boat simulator.
After an outing in the eight, the crew was asked to row on the boat simulator, at a stroke rate of approximately 30 s.p.m. at standard strokes. The boat simulator then was tuned to give the "feel" of the eight. Each member of the crew were asked to row at a stroke rate of 30 s.p.m. with their eyes closed, imagining they were rowing in the eight. It was shown that after a couple of strokes, each individual reproduced his own curve with high accuracy. A surprisingly big difference however was found between the curves of the different individuals.
Two weeks later at an outing of the Holland Eight, typical stroke profiles of the crew were recorded in the boat at a stroke rate of 33. Also these records were made without feed back to the oarsmen. A very good similarity between the stroke profiles recorded in the boat and on the dynamic boat simulator was found. The actual differences between the ROWPERFECT3 curve and the boat curve per individual were very small.
This is illustrated in this graph, which shows the force- length profile of the 5 seat of the Olympic Holland Eight, both in the boat and on the ROWPERFECT3. From these experiments it can be concluded that there is a very good similarity between the force/length curves on the ROWPERFECT3. The conclusion is that the ROWPERFECT3 is a very useful tool for improving stroke profiles and for eliminating stroke profile differences within a crew.
The stroke profiles recorded with the ROWPERFECT3 training system and software are fully representative for the ones measured in the boat.
So now we know that the force/length curves made on the ROWPERFECT3 coincide very well with similar curves made in the boat, and they give immediate bio-feedback to the rowers. This makes it an essential tool for improving technique and for synchronising crews. The shape of this force/length curve depends on the technique, and gives a clear insight to the coordination between legs, back and arms during a stroke. This force/length curve, therefore, can be used to detect technical flaws, and to diagnose the causes.
The graph above illustrates what can be achieved in terms of improvement of coordination in a short time. This graph shows how deficiencies in the force length curve of a novice sculler have been eliminated in a period as short as 2 months.
So we can see that the Germans developed that expensive system that is not for sale and are getting good results with the use of it. For the rest of us that want direct feedback and don't have access to a system like that, we can with the use of the Rowperfect3 and it's direct feedback get a very similar information of our power application as we row.
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By Army Sgt. 1st Class Michael J. Carden
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WASHINGTON, July 31, 2009 – With the Post-9/11 GI Bill's option to transfer unused educational benefits to eligible family members taking effect tomorrow, it's no surprise that more than 25,000 servicemembers have pre-applied, a Pentagon official said today.
The wave of applicants has far exceeded the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments' expectations, said Bob Clark, the Pentagon's assistant director for accessions policy.
What's even more impressive is that the Defense Department's Web site for requesting the benefit has been live only since June 29, he added.
"We've seen, roughly, a thousand applications a day for the past week or so, and we expect that to continue," Clark said. "Transferability of these educational benefits has been one of the most requested provisions by family support groups, family advocacy groups and the troops out in the field and fleet, and we're just happy that it starts on the first of August."
The site, https://www.dmdc.osd.mil/TEB/, is accessible using a common access card, Defense Department self-service user identification or a Defense Finance and Accounting Service personal identification number. Spouses and family members must be enrolled under their servicemember sponsor in the Defense Eligibility Enrollment Reporting System, also known as DEERS, to be eligible for the transfer benefit. Military members also can link to the site through http://www.defenselink.mil/gibill.
With the Post-9/11 GI Bill, servicemembers are eligible for 36 months of educational benefits -- the equivalent of four nine-month academic years. To qualify for the transfer benefit, servicemembers must have six years of service on active duty or in the Selected Reserve on or after Aug. 1 and commit to an additional four years of service.
Servicemembers have the option to use or transfer as much of their benefits as they want to, and they can revoke or redesignate who receives the benefit at any time, Clark said.
He added that servicemembers can add names only while on active duty, and not after separating or retiring from active-duty service.
The unused benefits can be transferred to a spouse, two children or any combination, he said. But children cannot start using the benefit until they're 18 or have a high school diploma or equivalent. Clark noted that children enrolled in DEERS lose their military benefits at age 21 unless they are full-time students.
Only eligible dependents' names will appear on the registration Web site, he explained. Once servicemembers register on the site and designate who the benefits will be transferred to, the application will be processed through their appropriate service branch.
After the service verifies eligibility to transfer the benefits, the application will be forwarded and processed again through VA. And finally, when the selected dependent decides to use the benefit, he or she must go to the Department of Veterans Affairs Web site and fill out an online application to request a certificate of eligibility, Clark said.
The certificate then can be taken to the school to be processed by its Veterans Affairs representative and used to request tuition, payment for books and the living stipend, which varies by institution and location, he continued.
Of the 25,000 who've already applied, more than 15,000 have been approved, and of those, 5,500 dependents already have requested certificates to start their education.
"It has been a very fast, long run-up to the first of August, which is upon us. I see this as a wonderful opportunity for our veterans, our servicemembers, in particular, the families of our career members to give them the opportunity to further their education and reach their dreams," Clark said.
Most servicemembers who have at least six years of military service as of Aug. 1 and agree to serve an additional four years qualify, he said. Department officials have proposed measures to support servicemembers who have at least 10 years of active service but can't serve the additional four because of service or department policy. They would, however, have to serve the maximum time allowed before separating from the military, he said.
Another provision will cover servicemembers who will reach the 20-year service mark, making them retirement-eligible, between Aug. 1, 2009, and Aug. 1, 2013.
Clark explained how servicemembers who complete 20 years of service will be able to transfer the benefits:
-- Those eligible for retirement on Aug. 1, 2009, will be eligible to transfer their benefits with no additional service requirement.
-- Those with an approved retirement date after Aug. 1, 2009, and before July 1, 2010, will qualify with no additional service.
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-- Those eligible to retire between Aug. 1, 2011, and July 31, 2012, will qualify with three additional years of service after approval to transfer.
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Bottle of Massolino Vigna Rionda Barolo (Photo ©Tom Hyland)
During my most recent visit to Piemonte, there was a lot of excitement about one particular Barolo cru, that of Vigna Rionda in Serralunga d'Alba. One of the owners recently passed away and the section he possessed is being divided up among three wineries, all of whom will produce a Vigna Rionda Barolo for the first time.
This is newsworthy because of the historical importance of the Vigna Rionda cru. Literally meaning "round vineyard", Vigna Rionda is sited on a slope at elevations ranging from 820 to 1180 feet above sea level; the beneficial siting of this hill insures a great deal of sun throughout the day. The soils are a combination of marl, calcaire and a touch of sand; the vineyard is sheltered from excessive winds by the nearby Castelleto hill. In his beautifully detailed map of the vineyards and cellars of Serralunga, Alessandro Masnaghetti writes these words of acclaim for the quality of this vineyard:
"Vigna Rionda, in the collective imagination of many wine lovers, has become synonymous with the Barolo of Serralunga d'Alba… the Barolo which is produced here can be termed – even more than a Barolo of Serralunga – a Barolo of Vigna Rionda, such is the imprint of the cru on this wine."
When you consider the number of remarkable Barolo crus in Serralunga, such as Ornato, Falletto, Lazzarito, Prapo and La Rosa, this is high praise for the distinctive style that emerges from Vigna Rionda. Thus the excitement over the new wines down the road.
Regarding the change in ownership of a small (2.2 hectare) section of Vigna Rionda, the details have to do with the passing away of Tommaso Canale, whose ancestors had purchased this plot back in the mid-1930s. Tommaso died in December, so now his section of Vigna Rionda will be turned over to three producers, who are relatives: Guido Porro, Ettore Germano and Giovanni Rosso. In the case of the Rosso estate, this is wonderful and appropriate news, as current proprietor and winemaker Davide Rosso (his father Giovanni passed away only recently) is the son of Ester Canale Rosso, who once owned this section along with her mother Cristina (due to financial difficulties back then, they were forced to sell to a family member).
Davide Rosso (Photo ©Tom Hyland)
What all this means is that some producers who worked with this fruit will no longer produce a Vigna Rionda Barolo – Roagna is perhaps the best known firm in this instance. But Porro, Rosso and Germano will be producing a Vigna Rionda Barolo down the road. Sergio Germano told me in an email that he will probably produce his first Barolo from this site from the 2017 vintage, while for Rosso, his first bottling will be from this vintage, the 2011, though in small quantities. (I do not have the information on when the initial Porro bottling will be produced.) Much of this section contains vines that are 60-years old and while some of these vines are in wonderful condition, others need to be replanted.
Mariacristina Oddero (Photo ©Tom Hyland)
One thing that needs to be noted is that the transfer of this section of Vigna Rionda is limited to a small section of this cru. There are indeed other owners of Vigna Rionda, who will continue to produce a Barolo from this vineyard. Among the most notable is the Oddero estate of Santa Maria (La Morra); Mariacristina Oddero notes that their family purchased one hectare in 1982. To be exact, they own parcels 335, 340, 338 and 337 of plot number 8 (the Rosso section is parcel 251P of plot number 8). The have been producing Vigna Rionda Barolo for many years and will continue to do so.
Also, the largest single owner of Vigna Rionda is the Massolino family of Serralunga, who owns 2.3 hectares (parcels 79-80-81-82-84-85-86 of plot number 8, to be exact.). Massolino produces a Riserva Barolo from Vigna Rionda fruit, which is one of the most complex, complete and most powerful Barolos of Serrallunga. It also has great cellaring potential – often as long as 40 years – and is one of the most authentic representations of this great vineyard.
Thanks very much to Sergio Germano, Davide Rosso, Franco Massolino, Mariacristina Oddero and Alessandro Masnaghetti for their assistance reagrding this topic.


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Everyone's doing resolutions. Where does this end-of-year compulsion come from? It must have a history. Uh ... genea-blogger friends ... I was just musing. History condensed to 25 words or less cheerfully accepted :-D
There is probably a genealogy Carnival out there about New Year's resolutions but I can't seem to control my blog functions or the carnival requirements. My three Christmas wishes didn't reach its cyber-appointment. That won't stop me, of course, from a public display of good intentions that undoubtedly look familiar to many genealogists:
Number 1. Say "NO" even more than I vowed (and often contradicted myself) two years ago. Standards and technology in genealogy will continue to evolve nicely without my oar in the water. Organizations, memberships and blogs will thrive without my sticking my nose in. As a self-described eminence grise in a small circle, this is like passing the torch. This is like knowing how to bow out when the time is right.
Number 2. Say "YES" when advice or help is requested and I can specifically offer something. Note the similarity to a notwithstanding clause for Number 1—have I contradicted myself again without remorse? It may also be incumbent on me to be forthright on things genealogical when it really matters. And know when to curb my inner bitch who feeds on sarcasm and satire.
Number 3. Get serious about researching and writing as much family history as I can. A few ancestors before me were interested in their roots, and someone in another generation will take it up. Since I have had training in these skills, it behooves me to leave a written legacy others can build on. I will be dead when they discover how lazy at it I was sometimes.
Number 4. Keep tackling thorny problem-solving issues that come from former clients or family research—great fodder for writing articles. Get it going. Even if the problems aren't solved yet, put them down in writing and review, research, re-analyze them. Sort the evidence, note the gaps, take more time, reach even farther.
Number 5. Find more camel trips. How inevitable was that. Granted, it won't be on every genealogist's list of resolutions but there are hardly enough words to be said for unparalleled vistas, pure air, a magnificent animal and the hospitality of Bedouins. Traipsing in a desert is not totally incompatible with family history. When I think of the connection, you'll be the first to know. It likely has something to do with adoption.
Strange lady in pink eludes photographer; photo by MAW, October 2008.
Merry Christmas to all who celebrate it, and have fun relaxing over the holidays!
22 December 2008
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- Janet Iles said...
Some great resolutions Brenda! Yes there is carnival for resolutions. I will be working on mine soon.
Hope you had a good Christmas Day and are enjoying the holidays.
I have nominated you for the Proximidade Award
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I've previously written about my Irish convict ancestor Eliza Nolan in Transported to Van Diemen's Land at fourteen years of age. I knew from her convict records that she had been imprisoned for another offence of stealing a bib prior to her transportation sentence, so I checked the Irish Prison Registers collection on findmypast.ie to see if I could find her.
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Hey something just came up and I'm actually going to be out of town this weekend. My schedule is totally open after that though. The courts at Fleming Park have lights if you want to hit during the weekdays next week, or we can play at your courts during the weekend after this one if you'd prefer.
Nice 3:09 AM response time haha.
My bad for postponing. I'll bring a new can of balls for us to crack open. Looking forward to playing man.
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I saw that you mentioned you play at Grosvenor park. I live right by the Grosvenor metro but I always end up riding my bike down to Fleming Park to play. Maybe there are some closer courts that I don't know about? I was thinking of playing tennis this weekend if I could find someone to play with. Let me know if you feel like getting some exercise.
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