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PHILADELPHIA – Jamal J. Elias, Justin McDaniel and Benjamin Nathans of the University of Pennsylvania have been awarded 2012 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowships. All are in Penn's School of Arts and Sciences.
They are among 181 scholars, artists, and scientists selected from a field of nearly 3,000 applicants in the Guggenheim's 88th annual competition for the United States and Canada.
Elias is professor and chair of the Religious Studies Department. He holds a secondary appointment in the Department of South Asia Studies. While a Guggenheim Fellow, he will pursue a major research project on the history of the Mevlevi Sufi order, sometimes called the "Whirling Dervishes," from its inception in the 13th century until the advent of the modern era.
McDaniel is an associate professor of religious studies. McDaniel's fellowship will support his research project on the making of Buddhist leisure culture in Asia.
Nathans is an associate professor of history. His Guggenheim research project is on Soviet dissidents, human rights and the Soviet Union after Stalin.
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Monday, August 27, 2012
our very first Etsy sale...
I am SOOOO excited - our crocheted and knitted lamp sold on our Etsy shop this morning!
I posted it off this afternoon, and hopefully tomorrow there will be a very happy lady on the Northern Beaches!
Thanks oh lovely Etsy buyer - we love you!
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Monday, August 20, 2012
in the studio today...
A small collection of works in progress, and a few nice additions found around and about...
These beautiful maple branches I cut just before the spring buds had started to swell.
I really love their rosy colours, even as bare twigs.
This woven lovely I found at the ever-eventful Dapto Markets. I also found a light-up globe, which is something I've been searching for everywhere, for a VERY long time! I must post a photo...
These are up-cycled t-shirts... destined for the "Home is Where the Art Is" exhibition opening on Friday night... If you're near Wollongong, then stop by!
As the days are lengthening, the sun is becoming really delightful, something the felines in the family soak up on Mr Fixit's sun seat.
And the ever-creative small person has been busy too.. 101 uses for toilet rolls...
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Labels: art, craft, Mr Fixit, projects, window seats
Saturday, August 4, 2012
While Nina, Amanda and I photographed this project last week, we took the opportunity to shoot Mr Fixit's gorgeously unique LEtrees in a home setting...
This shelf, behind the dining area at Amanda's house, was perfect for styling the lights, with some glass and agave leaves...
And my crocheted and french knitted lamp cord got shot in front of this beautiful black and white print - I'll have to check with Amanda who the artist is and let you know!
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Labels: contemporary design, crochet, Etsy, LED, LEtrees, lighting, Mr Fixit, photography
Friday, August 3, 2012
the garden house...
Thanks to the ever patient clients, Amanda and Rich, we had a sparkling house to shoot to match the sparkling winter's day.
My great and super creative friend Nina Kourea, co-Creative Director of Studio 19, was the photographer, whilst yours truly styled each space - with Amanda's beautifully sourced bits and pieces filling out the shots.
A prime motivator to buy the original house was the large park-like block, with lush green trees surrounding the garden.
Amanda's favourite aspect in the house is from the elevated kitchen, looking down over the dining area and across the lawn to the magnificent tree in the northern corner.
This love of garden and landscape design has prompted the development of Amanda's new company, Urban Gardenista, which is about to launch.
You can choose garden designs carefully curated into different collections, then download plans and order the plants you need to recreate the design in your own outdoor space, whether it's a garden or a balcony. Everything is shipped to you, and voila, follow the directions and care instructions, and your inner Urban Gardenista is released!
Do pop over to see Urban Gardenista's landing page, which is running a great give-away! Yes, not even launched yet and already they are sharing the love!
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Wax Trash and Vinyl Treasures : Record Collecting as a Social Practice
Simons, Andy, IAJRC Journal
Wax Trash and Vinyl Treasures : Record Collecting as a Social Practice by Roy Shuker Ashgate, 2010, 223pp, $100.
In recent years I've defended the fact that most jazz books have been written by academics. The obvious suspicions readers have of them is that the language might be unclear and the authors simply haven't enough musical grounding. Fair arguments perhaps, but not valid ones with most academic books. However, this book stumbles a bit because the author is simply unaware of the main collectors' avenues of the 20th Century.
Admittedly, the purpose of the book is a tall order and it would be impossible to please every knowledgeable collector of a certain age or older. But there's no mention of the main magazines disseminating jazz disc knowledge, publications that every collector would have sought out for advice. So, you won't find insights into Record Changer, Esquire, Metronome, or the IAJRC Journal.
Still, there is much is that we would recognise. Many collectors happen to have worked in the music biz, as players, label staff, graphic artists or radio presenters and they each get a look in here. But author Roy Shuker offers few real insights.
He feels that classical cats 'valorized the aesthetic qualities' of sessions, yet the followers of pop and jazz 'valued scarcity' and 'authenticity'. I should think that all collectors valued all three criteria, but perhaps my optimism is atypical. The aesthetic value of bad records is unacknowledged because those of us who have spent years flexing our ears can and do learn as much from a session that curdles as from a real cooker.
The collectibles in more commercial music aren't represented well and the same goes for jazz. The author should've had collector friends point out the landmark collector magazines. Did he know about the jazz periodicals that have nudged the collectors along the decades, such as Record Changer, Metronome, Jazz Journal International and Coda? …


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Anyone else find the super long hem of tank tops and skirts in back and short hem in front really, really ugly? Just about every designer in Hautelook (a Nordstrom company) has this hi-lo thing going on...
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I don't mind the look so much in a tank top, but it seems like every dress that I like is cut that way. I guess it would be ok for the young kids/ younger women, but I am a bit older and would not fee comfortable in that look. May just be me though, because I can think of a few friends my age and a few even older who wear the jagged hemlines/ maxi dresses and always look great!
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I think if you're tall and slim it looks great. Disconcerting to me to see a very pregnant woman with a dress with that cut.
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~ Mr. Rogers
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Definitely, the most cutting edge fashions, imo, always seem to be specifically designed for the tall, slim models who wear them in the ads. Definitely not for 5'3" me. But, this style I find ugly on even the models. Like the seamstress made a huge mistake and there was no time to start over and a new "fashion" was born, lol.
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At first when I saw the pregnant lady who evidently had chosen it as dressy attire to wear to her shower, I thought OMG, look at how much her belly is pulling dress up in front! Then when I looked more closely and saw the long tails in back, I thought, no, it's made that way deliberately. A fashion for the pregnant lady? Not so much.
"Each one of us contributes in some unique way to the composition of life."
~ Mr. Rogers
Re: Hi-lo?
posted at 6/7/2013 10:25 AM EDT
I do like the skirts and dressed that have this "new" look or the jagged look. Not crazy about the different length in the back and front.
What I have noticed is the I do tend to like a longer shirt/tank/sweater now then I did years ago. Not toooooo long that it covers butt or anything but long enough to look good and not ride up in the back when sitting.
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posted at 6/7/2013 10:30 AM EDT
tt, I cannot imagine a pregnant lady choosing that sytle! Yes, one should feel comfortable in her skin pregnant, but, gosh, choose a flattering style, please!
allready, you're in luck - tunic lengths are also very in this year! I don't mind the "messy" hems, either, just the hi-lo thing.
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A good friend and touring buddy told me about this forum, and I am pleased to have joined. You know, it seems that if representatives and senators were like bicycling enthusiasts, all might be right with the world.
I am a business and technology process consultant and project manager, and that occupation enables me to enjoy a fair amount of scheduling freedom I entend to use to enjoy my bicycling hobby.
Seems to me that bikes are like horses. If you can ride one, you can ride 'em all. However, no matter whether your ride is an old plug, a sturdy workhorse, or a racy model, you develop a special affection to it. Its that way with me, anyhow. A few years ago, I bought a used Koga Miyata that has become like a horse I had decades ago. So, I honored the bike by naming it after that horse, Fury. He takes me everwhere I want to go even though he doesn't work like the beautiful woman like the horse did. In all fairness to the bicycle, though, the problem is more likely me than my ride. The bike is still young and very handsome.
The opportunity to do any a tour of any length is a luxury. I like to relax when I ride and I find it difficult to relax when I ride on roads with hundreds of other horses zooming by. So, I like bike paths...especially ones like those I rode on in Europe (Germany, Luxembourg, and Belgium) during the summer of 2004. In fact, I liked it so much that I plan on returning this summer. The plan is to ride the Main River in Germany upriver from Frankfurt to Bamberg and then to ride South along the Rhine-Main-Danube canal to the Danube at Kelheim. Then, I will continue East along the Danube toward Vienna. I probably will run out of time before I get to Vienna, so I will go as far as I can and then fly back to the US.
On that trip I will be part of a dynamic group, others joining as their vacations start and leaving as their vacations end. Some part of my first tour in Europe comes to mind every day, and I can't wait to return.
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Just Pondering Part 660
by Renard Moreau
Luckily for me, I can always muster something to write out of the proverbial thin air — I don't have writer's block (And, I thank Infinite Spirit for that).
I have written articles numerous times without knowing how it would have turned out in the end.
I also believe that we all can tap into the inner reservoir of our mind where the genius aspect of ourself lies.
From experience, the trick is: try not to try too hard, because if you do, you are indirectly saying to the Universe, "I do not believe in my abilities." So, dear friends, you have to adhere strongly to the belief that you can get all of your writing done with ease and it will be so!
Also, if you have grown into the habit of writing on a regular basis, it would eventual become, child's play.
The major issue is: many bloggers send inadvertent commands (that sabotage them) out into the Universe by thinking (or saying): "I can't do this!" And, the Universe grants them their wish.
The next time you are faced with this so-called writer's block, say to yourself in a very positive tone of voice (and, genuinely believe what is being said): "I can do this! Please grant me with the ability to write something spectacular!"
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In the early 1800s the U.S. government said it needed more land in this area. The Dakota signed a treaty with the U.S. government for the land where the Minnesota River joins the Mississippi, and, in the 1820s, Fort Snelling was built there. During the years that followed, the Dakota and Anishinabe tribes were forced to sign treaties to relinquish most of Minnesota to the U.S. government. Thousands of new people poured into the region to build farms and cut timber. On May 11, 1858, Minnesota entered the Union as the 32nd state.
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Another OKW home resort owner here, and lover. We love the size of the resort and the warmth of the CMs. We don't dine there, so aren't bothered by the counter service, or Olivia's. (Olivia's is an ok restaurant, not gourmet by any means but serviceable).
It's the original Vacation Club so most who stayed there cooked! LOL. We still do, so love the full size amenities in all but the studios.
We have not had a problem with transport. I know there are many who complain, but we simply through all the years (bought in 1996) have not had a bit of an issue. Now, when we stayed at BC, BWV, ect THAT was a problem. Those buses go to more than one resort and whew! It's a madhouse.
OKW has a lovely walkway to DTD, as well as the ferry (which is considered entertainment and not true transport). The internal bus system is fine, but we love to walk so don't bother with it, ever.
It's fun to rent a bicycle there too and ride it throughout the resort and to DTD (but not "in" DTD, you park the bike at the very edge of the West Side).
OKW is beautifully landscaped (well, what golf course isn't? LOL) and has loads of wonderful birds, and rabbits! Oh yes, and the peepers. (Frogs).
We love the fact that if you drive, you park outside your resort and not miles away in some forsaken parking lot!
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"Where the data came from" is not the data structure.
These methods you are writing, are they declared to receive arguments of type java.lang.Object? No? Then the objects support some interface, and that interface is the logical data structure.
Yes? Then how do you get the data out of them? Reflection? Then you have some agreed-upon meta-protocol, whereby the logical data structure may be queried.
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How does one solve a problem like Juan Pablo and his no good, very bad (yet so far deserved) image? Well something tells me that The Bachelors producers are hoping that the current leading man of true, everlasting loves decision to not kiss all of the girls will do it. Thats right, Juan Pebbles has decided that his previous dating tactics kiss all of the girls and dance a little might not be the image he wants his daughter to see a few years down the line. Hes a gentleman and a father and not a how you say? pervert.
But that was only one part of the tactical emotional manipulation assault against the collection of insecure laughing-while-eating-salad models that the ABC series has amassed this go around. First, the women are told theyre going to Seoul, South Korea. Freakouts ensued; a girl exclaimed: Korea? I dont even have a kimono! and they all bounced and giggled as they carted their bags of fake eyelashes and hair all the way around the world.
This week there would be two group dates, and but a single one-on-one. Sharleen proved to be Juanie Ps Seoul-mate for the romantic date. The rest of the girls were split into two group dates. The first batch of MENSA candidates were invited to dance on stage with a popular K-Pop group 2NE1 (thats pronounced Twenty One and not to anyone) in a big, swirling mall filled with semi-enthused fans. Just like Gangnam Style! JP declared. The whole thing was, naturally, drenched in dramatics: mostly thanks to Nikkis dislike of Kat and the other dancers in the group helping out the non-dancers in their attempt to learn the group dance. Which is a totally cool and normal thing to get upset about: someone helping you. I mean, especially when it shows off skills that you dont have and that makes you feel as if the Totally True Love of Your Life might slip out of your grasp and into a synchronized step-ball-change with your nemesis. Thats just the worst.
The girls dont like Nikki, which naturally means that she gets the rose from Juan Pablo. So tensions continue their never-ending ascent up to the summit of Mount Meltdown, complete with the obligatory I just think you should be aware that some of these girls arent genuine shitalking to Juan Pablo. Because horror of unbelievable horrors there may be some women on this show who are not the series for the all-important Right Reasons.
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Instructions:Tip 1: Include the message "Wishing you oceans of love!" or "I'm fishing for some kissing!"
Tip 2: Glue the heart animal to the front of a folded over piece of construction paper or a doily to make a cute Valentine's Day card.
Tip 3: Purchase fancy paper from the scrapbooking store and print the B&W version onto this for an extra fancy Heart Animal.
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Subject: Re: [OMPI users] intel compiler linking issue and issue of environment variable on remote node, with open mpi 1.4.3 (Tim Prince)
From: Ralph Castain (rhc_at_[hidden])
Date: 2011-03-22 09:44:53
On a beowulf cluster? So you are using bproc?
If so, you have to use the OMPI 1.2 series - we discontinued bproc support at the start of 1.3. Bproc will take care of the envars.
If not bproc, then I assume you will use ssh for launching? Usually, the environment is taken care of by setting up your .bashrc (or equiv for your shell) on the remote nodes (which usually have a shared file system so all binaries are available on all nodes).
On Mar 22, 2011, at 7:00 AM, yanyg_at_[hidden] wrote:
> Thank you very much for the comments and hints. I will try to
> upgrade our intel compiler collections. As for my second issue,
> with open mpi, is there any way to propagate enviroment variables
> of the current process on the master node to other slave nodes,
> such that orted daemon could run on slave nodes too?
> Thanks,
> Yiguang
>> On 3/21/2011 5:21 AM, yanyg_at_[hidden] wrote:
>>> I am trying to compile our codes with open mpi 1.4.3, by intel
>>> compilers 8.1.
>>> (1) For open mpi 1.4.3 installation on linux beowulf cluster, I use:
>>> ./configure --prefix=/home/yiguang/dmp-setup/openmpi-1.4.3
>>> CC=icc
>>> CXX=icpc F77=ifort FC=ifort --enable-static LDFLAGS="-i-static -
>>> static-libcxa" --with-wrapper-ldflags="-i-static -static-libcxa"
>>> 2>&1 | tee config.log
>>> and
>>> make all install 2>&1 | tee install.log
>>> The issue is that I am trying to build open mpi 1.4.3 with intel
>>> compiler libraries statically linked to it, so that when we run
>>> mpirun/orterun, it does not need to dynamically load any intel
>>> libraries. But what I got is mpirun always asks for some intel
>>> library(e.g. libsvml.so) if I do not put intel library path on
>>> library search path($LD_LIBRARY_PATH). I checked the open mpi user
>>> archive, it seems only some kind user mentioned to use
>>> "-i-static"(in my case) or "-static-intel" in ldflags, this is what
>>> I did, but it seems not working, and I did not get any confirmation
>>> whether or not this works for anyone else from the user archive.
>>> could anyone help me on this? thanks!
>> If you are to use such an ancient compiler (apparently a 32-bit one),
>> you must read the docs which come with it, rather than relying on
>> comments about a more recent version. libsvml isn't included
>> automatically at link time by that 32-bit compiler, unless you specify
>> an SSE option, such as -xW. It's likely that no one has verified
>> OpenMPI with a compiler of that vintage. We never used the 32-bit
>> compiler for MPI, and we encountered run-time library bugs for the
>> ifort x86_64 which weren't fixed until later versions.
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Trout primarily feed beneath the surface. On heavily pressured fisheries or on days when surface activity is limited, nymphing offers the greatest chance for success. For many anglers, the increased complexity and challenge of controlling the drift can make it difficult to know where to start.
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Chocolate Covered Coconut Balls
By Published: September 10, 2011
Coconut balls taste just like that famous candy bar with sweet coconut and you can add almonds or leave the almonds out. These are a staple for every holiday season at our house. The adults love them as much as the kids. You can dip them in your favorite chocolate – some prefer milk chocolate while other prefer dark chocolate. You will impress your friends and family with these Coconut Ball candy treats. I always put these candies in a small decorative cup (get at any candy or craft store) and then place them on a tray.
Prep time: 10 min
Yield: Approximately 50 Coconut Balls
Chocolate Covered Coconut Balls
- 2 1 Pound Pkgs Powdered Sugar, sifted
- 1 14 oz. can Sweetened Condensed Milk
- 1/2 Cup Butter
- 2 Tsp Vanilla
- 2 Cups Flaked Coconut
- 1 Cup Chopped Almonds or nut of your choice
- 2 Pounds Good Quality Chocolate
Cooking Directions
- Sift 1 Pound Box of Powerered sugar and place into large bowl.
- Place sweetened condensed milk and butter in small saucepan and cook over low heat until mixture is well blended.
- Remove from heat and stir in vanilla.
- Pour hot milk mixture over sifted powdered sugar and beat until well combined.
- Sift remaining box of powdered sugar into bowl and continue beating until creamy.
- Stir in coconut and almonds until combined.
- Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
- Shape coconut mixture into 1 - inch balls and place on parchment lined cookie sheet.
- Temper chocolate and dip balls into chocolate - tap handle of dipping spoon to remove excess chocolate and then place back on cookie sheet.
Remember to read section on tempering chocolate – this will mean the difference of your candies looking shiny and professional or dull with your chocolate having white streaks throughout. It's worth the time of tempering. Let me know if you have any problems.


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re: "When Colin Edwards made his MotoGP debut in 2003, there wasn't a single American round on the grand prix calendar. Fast-forward to 2013 and MotoGP has no less than three US-based events"
fast forward to 2015 and the landscape may look different still.
re: "I´m really excited about the Austin GP, it will be the first GP I´ve ever driven to, which is awesome!"
enjoy it while it lasts. there's no telliing how COTA will treat motorcycling when a texas court hands them back their a$$e$ wrapped in a bow.


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Dmitri Baltermants, Attack—Eastern Front WWII, 1941, gelatin silver print, printed 1960, the MFAH, gift of Michael Poulos in honor of Mary Kay Poulos at "One Great Night in November, 1997." © Russian Photo Association, Razumberg Emil Anasovich
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Ekphrasis, literally "to speak out," is a genre of writing about art in any form: poetry or prose, critical or creative. Join Houston-based and internationally celebrated writer Van G. Garrett for three workshiops on different aspects of the exhibition WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY: Images of Armed Conflict and Its Aftermath. These workshops take place on November 17, December 29, and January 26.
CANCELED "Letters from/to Home"
Bravery and fear. Camaraderie versus enemies. Luck and misfortune. Letters from the front have provided hope, amplified worry, and confirmed heartbreak. And from home to those in the field, words provide comfort, fond memories, and news of births and deaths, graduations and marriages. Can you imagine yourself in a foxhole or an armed convoy writing to a loved one back home? What could you write, as a parent or sibling, to a loved one serving overseas?
About Van G. Garrett
Houston-based and internationally celebrated literary artist, Van G. Garrett, has had poetry and essays published in journals and anthologies based in the United States, England, Switzerland, Turkey and numerous African nations. He has received noteworthy awards and fellowships, served as a judge for the National Poetry Slam and The ARTlines Competition (co-sponsored by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and Public Poetry), and refereed for the International Journal of the Asian Philosophical Association (IJAPA). Garrett earned an MA in Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of Houston-Victoria, BA from Houston Baptist University, and a Certificate in African American Studies from the University of Houston. vanggarrettpoet.com


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Gorgeous Home Guide…with a little Jubilee joy
Step inside this beautiful Edwardian town house owned by Lucinda and Peter Williams. It's decorated with an eye-catching collection of 20th-century designs. Take the tour now…
Lucinda, a spatial designer, and husband Peter Williams, who's an IT consultant, live in this semi-detached Edwardian house in Cheltenham, built in 1902. Their home features a sitting room, kitchen/dining room, utility, cloakroom, five bedrooms and three bedrooms. While expecting the arrival of their second daughter Ellie, Peter and Lucinda looked to buy a larger family home not too far from the station, as Peter commutes to work. That was eleven years ago. 'We both love Cheltenham and we were both drawn to this house because of its quiet location in a cul de sac,' says Lucinda. 'We overlook a small piece of woodland, and we are conveniently close to shops and good restaurants.' A period property with potential to expand, it had the classic side return, traditional layout and a small town garden.
Trained as a spatial designer, Lucinda says that changing the house layout at some stage in the future had remained a plan in her mind for eight years and was 'a project in the making,' - as the children grew up the old layout ceased to work for them. 'The rooms were disjointed, broken up by corridors with lots of wasted space,' she says.
So despite the fact that Peter was perfectly content with the traditional layout, Lucinda put her professional talents to work and three years on, the house is now a different place. Peter and the children are the first to admit how delighted they are with the results. 'My intention was to create large open spaces, so instead of four small rooms spread over two levels, we now have a large light filled kitchen with separate utility room and a fairly large sitting room, which we never had before,' says Lucinda.
With her background in design, Lucinda possesses what she describes as an eclectic style with a passion for iconic designs and industrial lighting. 'The latter probably appeals to the architect side of my nature,' says Lucinda. She says she was greatly helped by a local shop owner, who stocked lots of the kind of furniture she likes, who had a habit of allowing her to take things home 'to see if they grew on her.' In this way she acquired a bright red sofa, which initially she felt would be too garish but worked; and an armchair upholstered in vintage Union Jack flags, chandelier and several other quirky pieces.
She also was helped by a clever carpenter, Mike Geagan who had the bright idea of making replica cladding for the old pine staircase to match the new oak wooden floor in the hall. The main building contractor who is also an amazing carpenter, built shelves in a typically neglected spot under the stairs. He also made the wall of shelving in the sitting room. Lucinda particularly enjoys the contrast between the luxurious cosiness of this sitting room, with its velvet upholstery and a crystal chandelier with the sleek, clean lines of the new kitchen extension.
'My top tip is to live in a house for a while before you decide on what to change. It should be a natural process,' says Lucinda. 'And always invest in good taps – often the equipment is sound and a change of taps is all it needs!' 'My favourite feature is the daylight in the kitchen. It is like living outside with all the comforts of indoors.'
Throughout the house, the walls are decorated with beautiful works of art, produced by her mother and daughter. 'My mother is very clever and always been a forerunner,' says Lucinda. 'For instance for Ellie's 18th birthday, she painted a photograph abstract called "Ellie's cakes" because Ellie is a born baker. The large canvas in the kitchen is another of her works. Paintings and art work are such important visually stimulating ingredients.'
Fortunately Peter and Lucinda share the same taste, and although she runs big purchases by him, most of the pieces were sourced by her. 'Good things turn up for those who wait,' she says. 'If I shop with too much impatience the right piece often eludes me. But then suddenly I come across just the right thing when I am not particularly looking for it.'
Lucinda's final plans for the house, include a revamp on a remaining bathroom, a small study and she says she has big plans for the garden. 'I long to have an outdoor sitting room,' she says, 'but meanwhile we are all so content with our newly extended home. It has proved such a fantastic space to live in and in which to entertain friends and family.'
Words adapted from Maggie Colvin. Photos: Nicholas Yarsley
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Not much more to say – at least we are in the hat for next round.
After failing to convert an abundance of chances in our league meeting at Witney just a few weeks ago, and having to settle for a 2-2 draw on that occasion, it was with some trepidation that we faced them again so soon this time in the last 16 of the Reserve Cup.
With a point to prove we started well, but unlike our recent four home games we conceded the first goal on this occasion. Hainsey had initially done well to parry a shot from outside the box, but Witney's forward reacted quickest to the rebound which was disappointing.
However we did show good character to quickly levelled proceedings, following good work down our left a quick give and go between Okey and Coles, saw Okey blast a right footed effort into the net. Highworth deservedly took the lead following great work by Corcoran, which ultimately saw him square the ball to Coles to tap into the empty net. 2-1 and barely 7 minutes played!
Witney got the vital fourth goal after several near misses by the home side which should have seen the game at 3-1 and heading towards a comfortable home passage into the next round, Witney hadn't read the script and instead following a poor corner from Coles saw Witney break away and following poor defending and several weak challenges, Witney's forward blasted low and hard past Hainsey to make it 2-2 at half time.
Not two-each again!!
This time with the possibility of extra time and penalties to split the two sides, it was all to play for in the second half. Highworth again had the better chances and it looked like being another one of those days where they just couldn't convert them, this was epitomised when another great ball across goal by Corks was heading towards Coles and an empty net when Witney's No. 5 intercepted it and managed to smash his clearance against his own bar and away to safety.
With 20 minutes of the second half gone, Corcoran was again the provider and this time the ball did find its desired destination of Coles, and he dispatched it into the corner of the net, 3-2.
Could they this time hold onto their advantage and advance in the cup? YES, Adi Roper reacted first following a goalmouth scramble and pounced to continue his own rich goalscoring run.
Several players failed to reach the heights of recent performances today, however that is a sign of a good team to collectively still do enough to win the match and progress into the quarter finals.
Team: Haines, Pedder, McCluskey, Davies, Jackson, Appleton, M Roper, A Roper, Oke, Corks and Coles
Sub Dan Jelley on for Jamie Appleton
Subs used Josh Kirby and Chris Robinson


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Maps (above and below) produced by Madeline Brozen, Spatial Analysis Group, Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies
LOS ANGELES – Local elected officials join professors from UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs, Los Angeles Urban League and California Business Roundtable for a discussion about the unbalanced economic recovery in low-income communities throughout Los Angeles.
"The data from UCLA underscores the need for urban economic development," said Nolan V. Rollins, President and CEO, Los Angeles Urban League. "Communities throughout Los Angeles are not growing at the same rate and as a result residents in low-income, urban neighborhoods do not have the same opportunities for upward mobility as residents in more wealthy, suburban communities."
UCLA presented data that revealed Los Angeles dropped from 10th nationally to 46th in terms of per capita personal income since 1969. In comparison, the City of San Francisco held its ranking at 3rd over the same time. The research also found that the City of Los Angeles is losing jobs, nearly 100,000 over 20 years. Over the period of 1990-2010, new jobs added to the metropolitan Los Angeles region were in industries that paid an average wage of $52,840; whereas, jobs lost over the same time period were in industries that paid an average wage of $76,003.
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"It's clear that the jobs that are coming into the state are paying less than those we are losing," said Rob Lapsley, President of the California Business Roundtable. "The types of jobs that are leaving are middle income jobs in the manufacturing and production sectors of our economy. The loss of those jobs and the business activity associated with them is creating an even bigger divide between high-income and low-income communities."
The UCLA data found that most job movement in the Los Angeles region is uneven and that there is much higher employment in the suburbs and surrounding counties than in high poverty inner-city neighborhoods. The research also indicated higher rates of poverty.
"The economic recovery in Los Angeles is a tale of three cities," said Bill Parent, Associate Dean for Administration, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs. "There are parts of Los Angeles, on the western and eastern borders, that are recovering nicely, along the lines of San Francisco and the Silicon Valley. There are also parts of Los Angeles that have both declining wages and jobs and are headed in the direction of Detroit and Milwaukee. Then, there are parts of Los Angeles showing a persistent third trend: steady employment growth, but only in low-wage jobs."
The UCLA research concluded that a strong metropolitan economy is the best antidote for community poverty. Strategies to boost per capita income and employment must increase demand for labor, increase the supply of labor with the right skills and focus on traded goods and services. The data found that local economic development policies only affect the economy at the margins. The most important factors for lowering central city poverty are increasing metropolitan per capita personal income and employment.
The forum, which is co-hosted by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, included a panel discussion with:
This discussion is the second in a series of three forums presenting findings from UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs. The third session, which is scheduled to be held in Sacramento in August, will focus on the impact of regulations and taxes on urban economic development.
Los Angeles Urban League
The Los Angeles Urban League is a premier advocacy and service organization, which for over 90 years has been committed to advancing equal opportunities, including economic self-reliance for African Americans and other minorities in our uniquely diversified city and region.
UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs Center for Civil Society
The UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs is a leading institution of research in the areas of public policy, social welfare, urban planning and other areas vital to the continued well-being of our global society.
California Business Roundtable
The California Business Roundtable is a non-partisan organization comprised of the senior executive leadership of the major employers throughout the state – with a combined workforce of more than half a million employees. For more than thirty-five years the Roundtable has identified the issues critical to a healthy business climate and provided the leadership needed to strengthen California's economy and create jobs.