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Guinness Generous Ale - Guinness Ltd.
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Ratings: 174 | Reviews: 61 | Show All Ratings:
2.68/5 rDev -19.3%
look: 4 | smell: 2.25 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Served August 2013 from bottle into pint glass
Appearance: Amber, with thin head that did not last long.
Smell: Very mild aromas. I get some sweet-malt aromas, but overall not much.
Taste: Middle of the road body (not full but not too light). Not a lot of hops nor malt taste.
Mouthfeel: Thin, and smooth.
Overall: Ok ale. Will probably not buy a case, but will drink it when it is included in a Guinness mixed assorted case.
Serving type: bottle
08-21-2013 21:29:31 | More by JJKBeerLvr
4.2/5 rDev +26.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Guinness Generous Ale has a medium, off-white head, a clear, reddish-brown appearance, lots of bubble streams, and just a few bits of lacing left behind in splotches. The aroma is of straight-up brown bread crust, with just the faintest spice. Taste is the same, with wonderful sweetness and a pleasant hop bitterness at the end. Mouthfeel is light and watery, and Guinness Generous Ale finishes clean, refreshing, and ultra drinkable. This is a superb offering from Diageo. I just love it!
Serving type: bottle
07-09-2013 14:54:24 | More by RonaldTheriot
New Jersey
2/5 rDev -39.8%
look: 2 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2
Deep garnet color with good clarity and a nice craggy off white head. red grapes, nuttiness, lots of red wine like notes on the nose, dark fruits, plums.
thinner body than expected. A little messy and not as clean as expected. A little tiny. Too many dark fruit flavors, not enough toasty and biscuit notes. Sweet yet balanced. Kind of like an underbaked biscuit with fig jam on it and maybe a touch of butter. Really thins out on the finish. Semi-dry but would benefit from being dried. Definitely needs more body.
Serving type: bottle
04-03-2013 22:51:45 | More by jtierney89
2.7/5 rDev -18.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.75 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.75
Poured into tulip glass.
A: Pours a deep ruby color with big white head, decent retention
S: Smells of grass, hay. Cant get much else.
T: A little malt here, maybe a slight bit of roasted malts, mostly skunked flavors.
M: Medium bodied with medium carbonation.
O: Maybe I got a bad bottle but not being too huge in this style it seems my bottle was more skunky than it should be. It came from a friend who got it in this years Guinness variety pack. Overall I'll probably pass on this one next time.
Serving type: bottle
03-20-2013 22:48:13 | More by robhbest
3.13/5 rDev -5.7%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Acquired as part of the Guinness winter variety pack at Total Wine Redondo Beach for $6.99. 11.2 fl oz brown glass bottle with classy red label and branded red pressure cap served into a conical Samuel Smith's pint glass in me gaff in low altitude Los Feliz, Los Angeles, California. Reviewed live. Expectations are high given the brewery - which I love and respect. I don't see an ABV listed. No style identified on the label.
Served straight from the fridge. Side-poured with standard vigor as no carbonation issues are anticipated.
A: Pours a three finger white-khaki colour head of nice cream and thickness, and good (4+ minute) retention. Body colour is a dark clear amber of average vibrance. Translucent. No yeast particles are visible. No bubble show. Light lacing as the head recedes. Looks typical of the style, I guess. It's certainly appealing in a general sense.
Sm: Light caramel, maybe some munich malt, toasted malt, and restrained sweetness. Cream. Light light floral hops. Quite timid. Appealing, if light.
T: Light caramel, light floral hops, a fair amount of munich or amber malt, caramel, and a touch of toasty character. Simple but balanced and enjoyable. Pleasant. No yeast character or alcohol comes through. Tasty and sessionable. I could use more complexity and subtlety, but for the style it's well executed methinks. I do like it.
Mf: Nicely creamy. Smooth and wet. Body is near ideal. Light on the palate. Lightly refreshing. Carbonation is good. Complements the flavour profile generally well, though it doesn't feel custom tailored to it per se. Good palate presence.
Dr: Very sessionable, drinkable stuff. I expected the worst after Guinness Black Lager, but this new offering isn't half-bad. Definitely worth a go for fans of the style. I'd like to try it on-draught. Very well priced, especially as an import. Another pretty decent offering from Guinness. It feels right for a winter ale. Though it's on the higher end of expected ABVs for the style, the alcohol is very well hidden. I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to friends, but I think it's a likable beer.
Pairs well with chocolate.
Drinks fine out of a pint glass.
Serving type: bottle
03-13-2013 05:29:33 | More by kojevergas
3.2/5 rDev -3.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
I love when the late-night knock on the door is local trader tone77 and not the cops or thugs or other uninvited denizens of the evening hours. He brings me large boxes filled with beers and leaves with bunches of CANs. Ours is a symbiotic relationship as I would probably gloss over bottles in search of CANs and he derives amusement from my CANQuest (TM).
From the bottle: "Be Generous Give Guinness"; "Celebrating the Holiday Spirit Arthur's Holiday Ale"; "Guinness Generous Ale celebrates Arthur's legacy as a brewer of styles with generous flavor and his commitment to the welfare of his employees & the community. Guinness Generous Ale is a full-bodied winter ale, balancing a subtle hop flavor with roasted barley character. Celebrate the spirit if the holidays with this special ale. [undersigned] Arthur Guinness]".
I liked that my pour created a dense, thick two-plus fingers of tan head that sat defiantly atop the beer, refusing to subside and allow me access. Color was a deep mahogany with NE-quality clarity. Nose had a light spiciness to accompany a malty, bready sweetness. Mouthfeel was medium and the taste was like anise biscotti, if that makes sense. Finish was semi-dry. It was tasty, but one was enough. It just seemed to lack oomph.
Serving type: bottle
03-10-2013 17:19:08 | More by woodychandler
3.11/5 rDev -6.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25
Served from a 330 ml bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance was a dark orange-brown with a finger-width of tan colored head. Lots of carbonation and a bit of lacing.
Smell was a bit like caramel, but very faint.
Taste was again mostly caramel from the malt, but with a bit of a metallic finish that I was not a fan of.
Mouthfeel was a medium body, with fairly heavy carbonation for the style.
Overall, a solid but not especially memorable seasonal ale.
Serving type: bottle
03-02-2013 00:56:42 | More by Dave_in_GR
3.33/5 rDev +0.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.25
11.2oz brown bottle with no freshness date.
Reddish brown with ample head. Mild caramel in the nose with bready undertones and a faintness hop hop ... very clean. Some smoothness, mildy crisp with a moderate sized body. Toasted grain, hint of roastiness, grape skin, slightly metallic, slightly sharp bitterness, kiss of caramel, wet body, bone dry finish. Not sure what to think here, not much of a winter ale ... of body nor strength. I guess I expected a bit more, just seems a bit overly processed.
Serving type: bottle
02-19-2013 04:58:01 | More by Jason
2.58/5 rDev -22.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 2.5
Poured into a 12 oz. Sam Adams glass. Clear, deep copper with a very short-lived creamy white head. No lacing. Aroma is limited, with a malt sweetness that didn't have any identifiable notes. Taste is about the same. There's a nondescript malt sweetness, but nothing distinctive about it. Almost no carbonation. It's a beer that has the form of an English Mild but not the depth you would expect.
Serving type: bottle
02-15-2013 10:09:28 | More by delta490
New York
3.76/5 rDev +13.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Poured a dark copper hue with a two finger foamy white head. There was good retention and lacing.
The smell featured light earthy caramel malts and a subtle grassy hop.
The taste consisted of grainy roasted malts and a full sharp earthiness. Utilitarian grassy hop tightened up the flavor.
The mouthfeel was clean with a very dry finish.
Overall a tasty Irish Red Ae.
Serving type: bottle
02-15-2013 03:54:17 | More by plaid75
2.99/5 rDev -9.9%
look: 3.75 | smell: 2.75 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
A: poured from a 330 ml bottle into a nonic pint glass, orange brown with a light tan head that lingers leaving some lacing, clear
S: lightly toasted malt, pretty plain, maybe some salted caramel
T: not much flavor, some toasted malt, little by way of hops, slight bitter finish
M: thinner, OK carbonation
O: a boring beer, little flavor, easy to drink but not really satisfying
Serving type: bottle
02-15-2013 00:31:00 | More by M_C_Hampton
2.39/5 rDev -28%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2
I could find very little information on this beer, not even being mentioned on Guinness's own site, so my hopes were not that high. It pours a beautiful deep red, tinging towards purple, and with the slight spicy notes of cardamom and cinnamon drifting off the pink foam I'm beginning to think I'm in for a pleasant surprise. Turns out, I'm indeed surprised, but not at all pleasantly, as this beer tastes EXACTLY like the dry Draught Guinness I just don't care for. Smokey and ashen on the tongue, with a rapidly vanishing flavor that leaves a slight aftertaste which makes me want to reach for another beer...ANY beer.
Perhaps by taste buds are rough and lacking in subtlety, but I taste NO different between this and the Draught, so if you like very dry beers that leave more of an impression of flavor than flavor itself, this is right up your alley. Since this tastes just like the Draught, however, I'm not sure of the point of this brew. Cheers!
Serving type: bottle
02-12-2013 00:55:03 | More by Seekerpilgrim
3.75/5 rDev +13%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
This is another thoroughly enjoyable Guinness. As a beer snob, we sometimes shun the big brewers, but this is a very nice, unique drink.
It opens black and fragrant. Not nearly opaque, but really dark with a light to moderate head. The malty aroma is nice. The taste is slightly sweet and malty with good balance.
The aftertaste is nice and overall its a good experience. Like most Guinness products, it is an underrated session beer.
Serving type: bottle
02-10-2013 01:21:48 | More by schoolboy
New York
3.58/5 rDev +7.8%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Served in a pint glass.
Appearance: A deep dark amber still comes off clear with a nice thick off-white head. Head rose to about 1/2" at minimum granted I had a pretty vigorous pour.
Smell: From the beginning the scent that this brew pushes is more like light barley, light hops and not bad
Taste: Rich hop taste comes off creamy little like a marzen. Has almost a sweet feel of brown sugar but still bitter...no complaints just something a little different.
Mouth: Medium carbonation that feels heavy at times. But overall crisp, slight toasty.
Overall: Good beer picked up from a variety pack I saw at the store. Easily money well spent considering the other gems that came along with this one. If you see it definitely worth your attention drink and enjoy.
Serving type: bottle
02-06-2013 06:13:36 | More by BlurryVisi0n
South Carolina
3.83/5 rDev +15.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
330ml bottle, code but not date stamped, poured into a snifter. From a variety pack including regular Guinness, Black Lager, and Foreign Extra Stout. Pours a clear dark reddish-brown with a moderate tan head. Has weak retention but leaves rather nice lacing.
Aroma: lots of baked bread and caramel malt. very typical of a dark mild. A little bit of dark fruit too.
Mouthfeel: medium-light body, perhaps a tad thin; well-chosen carbonation level. and rather sticky.
The taste largely follows the aroma, but is less sweet and more hoppy than expected. There is a good amount of dark malt flavor with a lasting roasted malt flavor in the aftertaste.
O: pleasantly surprised by the quality of this macro-brewery offering.
Serving type: bottle
02-02-2013 01:23:01 | More by chinchill
South Carolina
3.24/5 rDev -2.4%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25
11.2 oz bottle from the Guinness winter pack, poured into a SA perfect pint glass.
A: Pours two fingers of fluffy, off-white head, which leaves just a bit of lacing as the beer drinks down. Colour is a deep auburn. This is really pretty in the glass.
S: Not a lot going on here; there's a bit of biscuity malt, a hint of roastiness, and the scent I always get off English/Irish water.
T: There's some sweet biscuit flavor up front, a slight spice profile, and just a little hops bitterness at the end. Again, there is not much going on here, but what comes through is pleasant.
M: Light bodied, maybe approaching medium, with light carbonation. Nothing sticks around in the mouth for very long.
O: Not a great beer, but neither is it bad. I wouldn't buy a mix pack just for this, but if you end up with some, it is a pleasant session ale.
Serving type: bottle
02-01-2013 00:08:18 | More by Craigory
3.64/5 rDev +9.6%
look: 2.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 3.75
"Guinness Generous Ale celebrates Arthur's legacy as a brewer of styles with generous flavor and his commitment to the welfare of his employees & the community. Guinness Generous Ale is a full-bodied winter ale, balancing a subtle hop flavor with roasted barley character. Celebrate the spirit of the holidays with this special ale." Generous Ale is brewed in the style of an English Dark Mild Ale. Available exclusively as part of the Guinness Winter Variety Mix Pack.
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle to a pint glass. Served above 51º Fahrenheit.
(Appearance) Pours a thin creamy dirty white head that recedes briskly. Body color is a deep amber brown with very deep red tones. Carbonation is mild. Light frothy surface cover and very light lacing. Appearance is decent but certainly capable of much more. 2.75
(Smell) Aroma is chock full of sweet caramel candied malts, notes of light buttery toffee and a low alpha earthy hop blend for a mild bitterness. Very faint graininess in the aroma, mostly clean aroma. Balance is slightly sweet but hop presence is certainly evident. Potency is medium. Smells pleasing with a substantial body. 3.75
(Taste) Flavors are much like the aroma, with a faintly husky medium roasted caramel and english pale malt blend, some notes of sweet toffee. Hop presence is earthy and mildly bitter, a touch spicy but full in flavor. Mild warming finish with a very faint touch of alcohol. Flavors are pleasant despite being a style I am not too familiar with, I found the flavor to be enjoyable. 3.5
(Mouthfeel) Very low carbonation, quite slick and slightly chewy with a touch of body. Alcohol presence is low but discernible. Body is medium for the style, medium overall. Carbonation is appropriate for the style- very faint but still contributing to the characters of the beer. 4.25
(Overall) It's an interesting experience drinking something labeled Guinness that isn't a stout (or a black lager, for that matter) but this beer is a very decent take on a hard to find style in the states, following the style rules while not making any shortcuts on body, flavor and balance. The flavor is simple and to the point, but not shallow on the malt or hop character. Simple and without curveballs are always an enjoyable way to go for a traditionalist's sake. Overall it's a drinkable English Dark Mild and certainly worthy of a wide release. 3.75
Guinness Ltd.'s
Guinness Generous Ale
Serving type: bottle
01-30-2013 02:37:42 | More by Jadjunk
3.23/5 rDev -2.7%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25
Dark brown/red ruddy - 1" beige , bubbly head with decent retention. Some wispy lace left behind.
Sweet malts, some caramel and faint hops. Maybe a little run of the mill.
Bland intro. A little toasty, grainy,A little bite at the end and luckily doesn't finish as sweet as I would have suspected from the nose.
High carbonation and a medium weight. Hangs around a little while in the finish.
Overall - OK. Didn't expect too much so not overly disappointed. Could do 2 or 3 of these.
Serving type: bottle
01-27-2013 19:29:33 | More by MUSHROOMCLOUD
3.58/5 rDev +7.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Mixed and matched this at the House of 1,000 beers
A - Deliverers on look with a 1/2 inch of opaque colored head and the beer itself is a clear dark ruby brown with a ton of carbonation bubbles.
S - Mild skunk with a touch of nutty and a bit of caramel like malt. Skunky hops perhaps?
T - It's definitely dry with an herbal tea character, skunky yeast flavors, some nuttiness with a bit of tea in the finish. Not terrible it grows on you as you drink.
M - Medium bodied, somewhat chewy, not very mild.
Overall nothing to run out and get seconds but not a bad winter ale.
Serving type: bottle
01-20-2013 01:13:52 | More by DrDemento456
3.89/5 rDev +17.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Guinness Generous Ale
11.2 oz. bottle; no real freshness code
First the review, then the rant...
Appearance: Excellent appearance. Clear deep russet/mahogany body. Frothy then foamy khaki head. Holds quite well. Excellent lacing.
Smell: Aroma is floral/wet grass with a bit of yeasty mineral character. A hint of roast malt appears when it's swirled, along and a touch of light fruit.
Mouthfeel: In the mouth it's medium-light in body and smooth across the palate with just a gentle bristle.
Taste: The flavor suggests a standard amber ale with a soft fruitiness (apples, pear, a touch of dark fruit) and some chalkiness, but there's also something different here - rather than just caramelish malt, it lends a bit of dark malt acidity. Across the palate it becomes nutty and gently toasty, but then even more so in the finish. Dry. Bitter, spicy, and quite lingering as such in the finish with little left to balance it except for a bit of apple and pear-like fruitiness amidst light toast and delicate, swirling notes of floral, leafy, and grassy hops. The mineral character (crushed granite) remains, helping to dry it even more. Long finish. Bitter at the back of the throat.
Now the rant: Generous ale? To whom? To flavor and the drinker, OK, I can live with that (even if it is a stretch) BUT the label reads "...Generous Ale celebrates Arthur's legacy... and his commitment to the welfare of his employees & the community". Perhaps that was true during Arthur's tenure, but it was certainly not true of his children's rule!
Is it not well known that the Guinness family (of English origin) fought against the repeal of the Act of Union, and thus against Irish independence from England? That Arthur's eldest son was a member of the orange order! That they were not exactly kind to the Irish Catholics that made up the majority of their work force? In fact, during the 1930's Guinness employed over 12,000 men at St. James Gate (close to 10 percent of the entire male population of Dublin), and it wasn't until the 1960's that a Catholic worker was allowed to enter management. Things may have changed, but to note Arthur's "commitment to the welfare of his employees & the community" certainly raises some questions in my mind. On the other hand, being an open-minded person who looks at all aspects of a situation I do have to acknowledge that at least until the 1960's, political and religious hierarchies existed throughout Ireland, England, and the rest of Europe (lest we not forget Nazi Germany).
Serving type: bottle
01-16-2013 04:38:19 | More by NeroFiddled
3.65/5 rDev +9.9%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured from bottle to an imperial pint. Purchased from the winter sampler. 11.2 oz :(
A: Between chestnut and ruby, clear, with active carbonation and a foamy tannish head.
S: Roasted malt and barley, popcorn butter, plums, grassy hops.
T: Toasted grains and adjuncts, buttery diacetyl, plum, grassy hops.
M: Medium bodied with a zesty, dry finish.
O: Much better than the black lager, this is a decent seasonal English Ale.
Serving type: bottle
01-15-2013 02:53:46 | More by tito42
3.36/5 rDev +1.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
Pours a clear medium brown with a one inch cream head that dissipates with moderate speed, leaving thick lacing.
Toasted walnuts, nutty, lightly roasted malt, a fruity character, and floral hops form the aroma.
Cherries and a sour note form the initial flavor profile, with nutty, bready, slightly roasted malt hitting mid-palate, carrying into a heavily roasty, bitter finish.
Body is fairly light, with moderate carbonation and a charred finish, with an astringent bite.
Wish the malt character were less roasted/charred. Finish is pretty harsh. Sourness is also a bit odd.
Serving type: bottle
01-14-2013 19:36:25 | More by barczar
3.31/5 rDev -0.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 330mL bottle into a stemmed porter glass.
Appearance- 2-finger off-white creamy head. Body is clear reddish brown.
Aroma- Sweet malt, caramel/ molasses, and a nutty and roasty note.
Flavor- Toffee, nutty, slight astringency. Mineral?
Mouthfeel- Light and creamy, soft carbonation.
A pleasant afternoon ale. Low/no hop character. The mineral/astringency is interesting.
Serving type: bottle
01-12-2013 21:50:01 | More by babayaga
New Jersey
3.9/5 rDev +17.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Situation: Celebrating a three-day week...
Glassware: Kisatsky pint...
Appearance: three-finger head completely fills the pint...dark cloudy lacing; strong dark brown body...
Aroma: malty, lactic base that is signature Guinness stout; a small hop trail, but malty as a Brit should be...
Palate: medium-bodied, mildly effervescent; a bit buttery....
Taste: malt tickles the teeth and tongue; mellow and smooth; an enjoyable session ale; do not really see the winter aspect of this beer....
Overall: a red in the vein of Newcastle's Werewolf, but a bit more substantial and more agreeable
Serving type: bottle
01-12-2013 05:08:15 | More by dacrza1
3.09/5 rDev -6.9%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 3.5
Pours a mild brown color with a two-finger head into my glass. It fits the style, a dark mild ale. Not that dark though.
Generously sweet, maybe a bit too much with with a definite edge of roasted barley. Kind of robust. Definitely a Guinness product.
Ditto on the flavor. Drinks like a lighter version of Guinness with chewy, sweet barley. "Fruity". Cuts a bit too close to the edge.
Lingering chewy, sweet barley notes make up the mouthfeel. Doesn't stand out enough to my taste buds.
Reviews don't seem too enthusiastic. To be fair, it's still quite drinkable. Just don't come into it expecting something radically different from the Guinness mantra.
Serving type: bottle
01-11-2013 16:53:17 | More by Brad007
Guinness Generous Ale from Guinness Ltd.
76 out of 100 based on 174 ratings.


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Nikki Love and Kyanna Pierce sprayed the glass door, rubbed it until it sparkled, then gasped and started laughing.
The door had slammed shut. They were trapped outside, and it was a little chilly.
Marcus Brown came running. He wasn't about to lock them out. They were at the Omaha Street School on Friday morning as volunteers to clean from classroom to restroom.
The women were part of a team from the Goodwill Youth Build program that was participating in the United Way Day of Caring, an event that matches volunteers from Omaha businesses and other organizations with nonprofits that need workers.
The school has no custodian, said Brown, its volunteer and future focus coordinator.
That's why the work of volunteers is so important. Teams come to clean twice a month, and this time, it coincided with the United Way's yearly community outreach event.
Volunteers who clean and perform maintenance save the school about $100,000 a year, Brown said.
More than 800 volunteers participated in this year's Day of Caring, up from about 300 last year, said United Way spokeswoman Kathy O'Hara. They worked on 82 projects for 41 nonprofit agencies.
Unlike past years, United Way this year opened the event to nonprofits beyond its affiliates and sought volunteers from throughout the community, not just from companies that participate in its annual campaign.
The pairing of Youth Build and the Street School had a certain symmetry: The Goodwill program helps people ages 16 to 24 get their GEDs, learn a trade, cultivate professional behavior and find jobs, while the Street School is a nonprofit Christian-based high school for youths ages 14 to 19 who were not successful in traditional schools. Job skills are part of its curriculum.
The Goodwill youths scrubbed floors, mucked out toilets and even dusted the top of lockers amid posters that encouraged students to "Never, never, never give up," among other things. School wasn't in session Friday.
Love and Pierce, who moved on to cleaning bathrooms, were happy to be together to help others.
"I like cleaning, as long as it's with a good team," said Love, 24.
"We get into it and do our best," added Pierce, who's 20.
Both women are studying for their GEDs and making $600 a month doing construction work in the Youth Build program, with the goal of finding full-time work that pays more than minimum wage. Every Youth Build participant also is a member of AmeriCorps.
Youth Build hopes to make its participants lifelong volunteers, said Miriam Blair, the group's program coordinator. Helping out on Friday reinforced that goal, she said.
For the Day of Caring, the Youth Build group also did landscaping at the Nebraska Children's Home and worked at the Open Door Mission.
Other volunteers helped with Elmwood neighborhood cleanup, painted and cleaned a gym and aerobics studio at the YMCA in Council Bluffs and assisted with the refugee program at Lutheran Family Services.
A group of about 30 employees from Blue Cross Blue Shield cleared debris from property at Benson Plant Rescue near 72nd and Maple Streets.
"I was the unskilled labor — I was just busting rock and moving it around," team member Mark Adams said with a laugh.
Adams, a corporate security officer at Blue Cross, said he has volunteered for the Day of Caring for several years.
He said he does it because early in his life, he learned about stewardship and believes that he possesses skills and resources not only for his consumption but to benefit others.
He also enjoys the camaraderie — and said you can't discount the coffee and doughnuts, "currency for hard work."
United Way CEO Karen Bricklemyer said the results of the day were amazing.
Not only are volunteers performing crucial work at charities, they're also learning about the programs in Omaha that help people who have needs in all shapes and sizes, she said.
United Way's women's leadership circle, for example, heard a presentation about Omaha's refugee community at Lutheran Family Services before they went shopping at Goodwill for winter coats for those families.
"We hope to have really wonderful stories come out of this," she said of the annual event. "We're thrilled with it."

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Aimee's son, Donavyn Scott Bratten, was born just after noon on the last day of 2012. Ashlee's son, Aiden Lee Alan Dilts, made his appearance at about 2 p.m.
They were delivered by the same doctor at Summa Akron City Hospital.
Information from: Akron Beacon Journal, http://www.ohio.com


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Balisong or Butterfly knives, with their revolving handles, and strong locking mechanisms, have had a certain mystique since they were first popularized in the early 1980's. They were beguilingly simple in construction, looked a little intimidating in a user's hand, were relatively inexpensive, and there were many flashy ways to open them with a few deft turns of the wrist. In short, they were a knife industry success story. There was just one downside. In the early 1990's, United States Customs outlawed the importation of all butterfly knives under, what can only be assumed to be, an arbitrary and unreasonable interpretation of the Switchblade Act. Many U.S. states soon followed suit including California, where mere possession of a Butterfly knife is a FELONY. But Cold Steel has produced a completely legal version of the butterfly knife that we call The Paradox, it's designed from the ground up to specifically mimic a traditional Balisong or Butterfly knife in every respect but one it can't be opened with one hand! That's right, the Paradox is not a switchblade, gravity knife, or assisted opener and can't be opened without the use of both hands. So, while it looks and feels like a classic Butterfly knife, it isn't. It's a legal Balisong! Its twin handles feature two integral springs that are similar to a conventional slip joint folder. They are designed to rotate 180 degrees around the blade's unique split tang and use strong opposing spring tension to lock the blade open or hold it firmly closed. Don't worry about it taking two hands to get it into action, since once it's opened it will never close inadvertently. Plus, its locking mechanism is impervious to spine whack and the most violent stresses and shocks imaginable. Every detail of the Paradox is a testament to Cold Steel's renowned craftsmanship. The leaf shaped blade is hollow ground from imported Japanese AUS 8A Stainless and, due to the latest advances in heat treatment, it offers a thin, ultra keen edge that lasts.
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Technical Information
- Folding or Fixed Blade: Folding
- Blade Steel: AUS 8A Stainless Steel
- Handle Material: Grivory
- Blade Shape: Leaf
- Assisted Opening: No
- Serrated: No
- Pocket Clip: Yes
- Carry Options: Tip Up, Right Hand
- Locking Mechanism: Leaf Spring
- Blade Finish: Stainless
- Rockwell Hardness: 58-59
- Opening Method: Two Handed
- Blade length: 4.5"
- Blade Thickness: .14"
- Closed Length: 7.37"
- Overall Length: 11.875"
- Weight: 5.8oz
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I have problem with installation OS X (iDeneb or iATKOS - both have same problems).
When I tried to install. It will complete installation sucessfully, but it won't start.
It will freez with "cancel" symbol, or the circle under apple logo still rolling.
I have tried many combinations of drivers, but no change :(.
Does anybody know how to fix that? Or what distro works for this machine?
HW specifications:
Processor: Intel Core Duo T2080
Chipset: Intel® 943GML Express
Graphic: Intel GMA 950
Sound Card: Intel® High Definition Audio
Wifi: I don't know :( 802.11b/g - maybe broadcom
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New York's Not Exactly "Open for Business": Report
Governor Andrew Cuomo earned a big, fat D in a recent grading of his fiscal policies by the Libertarian Cato Institute.
This, of course, comes as the governor has declared New York "open for business."
Cuomo's D -- on a scale of A through F -- might have a little bit to do with a different group's ranking New York dead last in terms of how business-friendly its tax policies are.
Of New York's governor -- who is eying a run for the White House in 2016 -- the Institute says the following:
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i'm asking cause a lot of threads i found are very old -> outdated.
1. Are there any upgrades from Student Edition to Normal Commercial Edition?
2. Can I buy later upgrades e.g. i buy now master collection cs 5.5 and get cs6 but cs7 is out, what will happen? (cause i see there are just fullversions and no upgrades)
3. On how many Computers i can install it? Or can i install it on various computers and just can use the same program on one computer? for example use photoshop with one and after effects with other one?
4. I heard that the Student Edition is EXACTLY the same like the normal. Does this mean that i can use it for commercial use? (Already read something about it and that is possible but they talked about older versions and newer and i can't understand the right answer)
5. My Father has a good Camera and often take photos. So can he use my Photoshop to edit his photos and is allowed to use these works for commercial use or just when i edit it?
6. When i finish school can i still upgrade my editions if there are any upgrades?
7. I live in Germany and saw that e.g. on Amazon.com german is not avaible at the moment just english and other european languages. Is it possible to change the language before or after installation?
Hope you can help me.
Thank you
1. Student versions carry full upgrade rights.
2 You can't upgrade a student version to another student version. It's alreadty highly discounted. If you're still a student, you buy a new student version. If not, you buy the commercial upgrade.
3. You get 2 activations
4. Yes.
5. Yes.
6. Yes
7. Not as far as I know.
thank for so fast support
2. so i can buy a normal commercial upgrade with fullversion student edition
3. after 2 installations it's not possible to reinstall it? cause i renew my computer at least every year.
5. can you be more detail because i have two questions there or you mean yes to both?
7. language is no problem
8. when i install a product and activate it there is a function to deactivate it. does this mean it's possible to install it unlimited again?
9. when i buy any upgrade does it extend/refresh the activation limit?
You can deactivate the software on any machine and then activate another. The upgrade is standalone and doesn't have anything to do with the prior version.
If you want to let you your dad use your computer, I don't anyone is going to mind all that much.


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I stayed here with my elderly mother for 2 nights. The staff at reception were very helpful and accommodated us at very short notice after we moved from another very noisy motel. We were offered an accessible unit which was lovely and roomy. Our apartment despite being close to 2 main roads was very quiet. As the bathroom is off... More
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- The latest luxurious apartment style accommodation available, these spacious serviced apartments provide superior facilities in a delightful environment. Close to the airport while still an easy commute into Auckland City, the apartments are suitable for long term stays as well as shorter visits. Guest's needs and comfort are particularly well catered for in these deluxe apartments well renowned for service, friendliness and professionalism.** Please note: Reception Hours are 9am to 5pm. Please contact us if your arrival time is outside these hours to ensure you are greeted upon arrival and that access to your apartment can be arranged. 24 hours notice required **Kudos provides a number of local attractions for those with time to relax. Adventurous guests will like the range of sporting choices; the Aviation Golf Club is two minutes away as is JK's 24 hour driving range. Alternatively Treasure Island Mini Golf allows even the novice to have fun while playing. Two local gyms including indoor and outdoor pools provide those seeking exercise with some great choices, while the adrenaline junkies will love the quick access to Rainbows End Adventure Park. Shoppers will be delighted to know that DressSmart with its 150+ designer outlet shops is less than five minutes away, or alternatively it's a quick hop to Westfield Shopping Centre in Manukau. For more genteel pursuits the world acclaimed Villa Maria vinery is a two minute drive away; tasting's, platters and tours provide an entertaining way to spend a sunny afternoon. Also close by is Butterfly House which offers a number of farmland experiences as well as a fun train ride. Over 50 local restaurants and cafes offer a diverse range of dining options, or for those who like to prepare it themselves the very well equipped kitchens in Kudos offer it all. Each modern apartment offers both a spacious queen bedroom & a double or single bedroom. Office desk with broadband internet and DDI phone, living room with comfortable sofas, stereo, Sky TV, DVD, VCR, CD and tape players, air conditioning; a dining room with table and chairs; a very well equipped kitchenette, bathroom with excellent shower pressure; laundry with washing machine and dryer, iron and ironing board.The level of comfort, luxury, convenience and service that Kudos provides are key areas that differentiate us from other accommodation alternatives. ... more less
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The release of the latest Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI), published by the consultancy Z/Yen in London, shows stability at the top of the table and volatility below. But do such rankings really contain valuable insights into how the global financial system is evolving? READ MORE


text: Livestock, Ethanol Groups Hanging Tight to Differing Opinions on RFS House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing affirms each sector's viewpoints on RFS in white paper comment request Published on: May 2, 2013 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Story RSS Permalink Print Both livestock and ethanol groups this week submitted comments to the House Energy and Commerce Committee again affirming differing viewpoints on the federal Renewable Fuels Standard. The Committee released a white paper last month requesting comments specifically from agricultural interests on the impact of the RFS. The request is the second in a series of five white papers that have and will focus on RFS impacts across a wide range of sectors. In comments presented to the Committee, livestock groups maintained that the RFS – which this year mandates that 16 billion gallons of renewable fuels enter the market – causes corn prices to rise and stocks to fall.House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing affirms each sector's viewpoints on RFS in white paper comment request "The RFS has been the major driver in increasing corn use for ethanol production, and causing corn stocks to decline to crisis levels," the comments state. "In a market-driven world, ethanol would be priced competitively with gasoline. That has never been true in the entire history of the industry." But ethanol groups countered that claim, clarifying the amount of corn that is used to make ethanol isn't always correctly represented. "While our critics have said the ethanol industry uses a significant portion of the corn crop, if you look beyond simple volume of corn and into the net corn acreage used, the industry actually only utilizes 17.5 percent of the acres because of displacement of corn and soybean meal through the use of distiller grains as a high protein animal feed." The House Energy Committee will continue to solicit comments to three subsequent white papers from other sectors and stakeholders in the RFS discussion in the coming months. Those papers will address greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental concerns, energy policy considerations, and RIN fraud and other implementation and enforcement issues. In addition, the Committee said, stakeholders will be provided an opportunity to comment on any issues not specifically addressed in the white papers at the conclusion of the process. In its first request, the Committee explained, "It has been more than five years since the RFS was last revised, and we now have a wealth of actual implementation experience with it … the overall energy landscape has changed since 2007. It is time to undertake an assessment of the RFS." The first white paper addressed comments on the "blend wall" – the point at which adding the required volume of ethanol to gasoline supplies would result in ethanol blends that exceed 10%, which is the maximum ethanol content approved for sale for use in all vehicles. Read more: EPA Proposes 2013 Renewable Fuel Standards Renewable Fuels Standard, Biofuels Continue to Take Hits Renewable Fuels Standard Question Isn't Dead RFS Questioned as Livestock and Ethanol Producers Butt Heads


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Hi Prime,
Finished implementing your FB plugin and it's working really great. Now I'm onto the Twitter plugin and I have a quick question.
I am currently using the OAuth login. (I will request xAuth, but from reading other replies it doesn't seem likely I'll get one). Anyway, when I bring up the OAuth login, I get the Twitter login in an overlaid webpage as I should.
However, if I click on "Cancel, and return to App" the webpage displays my homepage within the overlaid browser window (i presume this is because I have that set in the twitter app settings somewhere).
Is there anyway to close the popup when pressing the "cancel" html link? Like some sort of Javascript code on the resultant page that will close the popup window? Note, I'm talking about the cancel link within the popup webpage window, not the "cancel" button at the top of the popup control (that works fine).
Thanks for any help.


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Huawei (pronounced "WAH-WAY") are proud to announce the Ascend Y300. With a 4" screen plus a dual-core processor, you won't find better value for your smartphone money.
|Network / Tariff
|Your top-up gets you
|Phone cost
75 minutes, 500 texts, 500MB data (was 250MB).
Then after 3 months, your minutes and texts will double too, still for £10. And the longer you're with us, the better it gets. Text GO10 to 21300 to opt in for full benefits.
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|Android Jelly Bean 4.1
|1GHz dual core Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ S1 processor
|Up to 5 hours talk time
For anyone looking for their first smartphone, the Huawei Ascend Y300 is stylish and easy to use with impressive specs. The camera is perfect for capturing those spontaneous moments and you'll also get access to hundreds of thousands of apps to keep you entertained.
With a 1730mAh battery, the Huawei Ascend P6 can stay charged for up to 320 hours on standby or 5 hours of phone calls. It's powered by a 1GHz dual core Snapdragon processor and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and has a decent 4" display. The screen resolution is 480x800, which means you get a good pixel density of 233 pixels per inch. There's also a nice 5MP camera that can take 480p video and everything can be stored to the 4GB of inbuilt memory or to a microSD card up to 32GB.
One of the most important parts of modern smartphones is the screen, and the Y300 has a great one. At 4" it's a great size - it's small enough for portability and ease of use, but still large enough to comfortably catch up with your friends' photographs on Facebook. It's a good size for one handed use, your thumb can reach every part of the screen for fast typing, and it'll slot into any pocket or bag. The screen is also good and sharp, giving you lifelike picture quality so everything you look at will look awesome.
The 5MP camera on the back of the Huawei Ascend Y300 is perfect for quick snapshots whether you're out with friends, visiting family, or out on a day trip. And if it's a little dark, just turn on the built in flash. You can also record video at a super smooth 30 frames per second. There's also a front facing camera, ideal for 'selfies' or even the Android Face Unlock feature for extra security.
Inside the Huawei Ascend Y300 is a 1GHz dual core processor. In short, this means your smartphone has a powerful bit of tech that makes it fast enough to play basic games (the Ascend Y300 comes with 4 Trial games from EAGames to get you in the swing). But equally importantly, it has the power and the screen for Catch Up TV services like BBC iPlayer - turning your Y300 into an instant Pocket WiFi TV. We recommend you add a memory card to make the most of these services.
|Battery size (in mAh)
|1,730 mAh
|This is the amount of electric charge in the battery of the device, measured in millampere-hours (mAh). In general, the more mAh, the longer your device will last on battery power, although it does depend on usage and the power demands of the device.
|Operating system
|Android Jelly Bean 4.1
|The software that runs the phone. Different software has different features and strengths, so it's best to try out a few to decide which you prefer.
|Standby time (up to)
|320 hours
|The maximum length of time the device can remain switched on before the battery needs recharging. Standby time is theoretical and based on lab conditions.
|Talk time (up to)
|5 hours
|The maximum length of time you can make a phone call using the device (under ideal conditions) before the battery needs recharging.
|Device size
|124.5 x 63.8 x 11.2 mm
The dimensions (size) in millimetres of the device.
|Device weight
|The weight of the device in grams.
|Screen size
|The size of the main display screen of your device, in inches. The larger the screen, the better it is for movies and web browsing, but it can be more difficult to use.
|Screen resolution
|480 x 800 pixels
|The resolution of the screen is the amount of pixels used along the length and width of the screen. Along with ppi, it is a good measure of screen detail – the higher the resolution, the more detail there is in the screen.
|Screen sharpness
|The ppi (pixels per inch) is a measurement that takes into account the size of the screen and the resolution to give a sharpness rating. It can be compared across devices – the higher the ppi, the sharper the screen is, making it better for high resolution content and reading.
|Screen technology
|The type of technology that the display uses. Normally this is either LCD or AMOLED, but there are many variations, and each has its advantages. It is best to look at screens in the flesh to see which types you prefer most.
|Sim type
|The type of SIM that is used in the device. This is important as devices only take one type of SIM. If you don't have the right SIM, it is easy to transfer your number to the correct type.
|Touchscreens allow you to control the device by tapping and swiping, navigate menus, access apps and interact with your content.
|Frequency band
|Quad band
|The number of bands your phone works across. Dual bands will normally only work in your home country and continent, quad bands will work in the Americas.
|If this mobile phone has a built-in speaker, you can use it to have hands free conversations or share music with friends. (Dependent on your handset's features).
|Works in USA
|Often known as 'tri-band', this device can connect to mobile networks in Europe and the USA. You'll also need to make sure your UK network offers service in the place you're visiting.
|Voice dialling
|Begin calls to your friends without typing numbers - just say their name!
|Voice recognition
|Technology that enables your device to be activated and controlled by your voice. The latest devices let you control many features - check the weather, start the camera, make a note – whatever you need.
|Camera quality
|The amount of megapixels (MP) of the device's camera. This is a measure of detail, so, as a general rule, the higher the megapixel count, the more detailed photos you'll get.
|Flash type
|The type of flash that is used by the device for taking photos in low light.
|Front facing camera
|Capture self portraits to use as your profile pics or share with friends. If your device supports video chats you can also use the front facing camera as a handy web cam, for face-to-face calls. Generally, the more megapixels (MP), the better the quality of the images you'll get.
|Video camera quality
|480p standard
|The resolution and quality of the video footage that the device's camera shoots. Generally, the higher the quality figure is, the more detailed the video footage is.
|3G is a wireless technology that transfers data between mobile devices. If you connect to the internet via 3G then you'll enjoy fast browsing and downloading speeds. Costs vary between networks.
With 4G, internet speeds are five times faster than with the older 3G connection. It's perfect for streaming videos and music, and means web pages load instantly. You won't be getting the most out of your new phone without a 4G tariff.
|Bluetooth is a wireless technology that lets your device send and receive media like pictures and songs, as well as connect to accessories like Bluetooth headsets for hands free calling.
|Internet data connection
|The device can connect to the internet without having to first connect to a Wi-Fi connection. The internet data connection covers all data types that are slower than 3G and 4G – check other features to check if this device can connect to the internet at faster speeds.
|Mobile hotspot and tethering
|This allows you to share the internet data connection of your device with other devices, allowing laptops and tablets, among other devices, to access the internet when they would otherwise need to find a Wi-Fi connection.
|Other connectivity
|The other connectivity technologies that the device supports, allowing it to share to or control other devices.
|The technologies that the device can access to update its location and tell apps, like Google Maps or Bing Maps, where the phone is, allowing for accurate navigation.
|If your device is compatible with Wi-Fi then you can access the internet via wireless networks, and enjoy broadband-like browsing speeds. Signal strength varies, and you might need a network key.
|Discover a world of possibilities with downloadable applications on your device.
|Music player
|A music player lets you play music on the device that is stored in the device's built-in memory.
|A built in app that lets you listen to radio stations on your phone.
|Number of cores
|Dual core
|The number of cores in the processor. Each core is the equivalent of a standalone processor.. Some processors have dual or quad cores, and may be better for certain tasks. Generally, the more cores a processor has, the more powerful it is.
|Memory card type
|MicroSD up to 32GB
|Different devices use different types of memory expansion card, so it's important you use the correct type. The cards slot into the device and let you boost the amount of memory that is available for music, photos and videos.
|Internal phone memory
|The amount of memory built into your device for movies, music and other files.
|Processor name and model
|1GHz dual core Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ S1 processor
|The full name of the processor that powers the device. If you have a specific need, check the strong points of your device's processor.
|Processor speed
|The speed of the processor. Generally, the faster the processor speed the more powerful the processor and the faster it process information, making it better for games and complex tasks.
|RAM is the memory used for running programs. Generally, the more RAM, the smoother everything will run, and the more complex apps you can run.
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Meeting to organize Putnam Farmers Market
A Putnam Farmers' Market general membership meeting will be at 2 p.m. Sunday . at the Winfield Courthouse.
Anyone interested in joining the market is invited to attend the meeting.
The number of meat and produce vendors is unlimited at this time and newcomers are welcome.
Vendors must have a garden or farm in West Virginia within a 50-mile radius of the Putnam County courthouse in Winfield.
Products must be grown/produced by the vendor, who is required to register with the Putnam County Health Department.
Applications will be available at the meeting.
Meat vendors must adhere to WVDA regulations.
Items must be locally produced and must be juried for acceptance.
Farmers' Market membership is $25 (individual) and $35 (family). The Putnam Farmers' Market also offers a "community" booth, available free of charge at each market, to any local organization that has information or products that relate to the market's agricultural mission. Each group must apply and be approved by the market committee.


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Small Cool 2009: Patti P's Architectural Details
Tiny Division #08
What is your one favorite element in your small, cool home? The apartment building I live in was built in 1925 and my favorite element would have to be the architectual details of this period: tray ceilings, picture rail molding, original bathroom tile and fixtures, subway tile in kitchen (painted over unfortunately).
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I love the space you've created. It looks a tad crowded with the seating, but I wouldn't give up any of those pieces so a tight squeeze would be worth the compromise.
BTW, if you want to "switch out" that rose chair...I'll be on a month long roadtrip this summer, I can come pick it up. ;)
It is a tad crowded, it is Patti P.'s home after all. I love the kitchen. There are always compromises to be made in a small space.
Looks like an apartment in the Marina, many of them have that same kitchen style.
I think this place is adorable (in a good way). Perhaps a little crowded, but I think you do a good job of seperating your spaces. The "living" area has a rug, but the "bedroom" doesn't, which visually seperates the two.
You've got some great pieces of furniture, so I don't blame you for not wanting to give them up.
I do wonder why you have two "desk" areas (one next to the kitchen and one at the foot of the bed). Would it be possible to cut down to one desk area and utilze the other space for a seating/dining area or dressing area?
Also, where do you eat? I don't see a "dining" area anywhere.
Thanks for sharing your home with us!
i think that's a vanity at the foot of the bed. and a girl needs that.
Very feminine and lovely. Great details: the crotched pillows, white cabinetry along the kitchen.
I would use the "office space" as a sleeping area, curtain it off. Perhaps the bed you have now is too large for a sleeping area, but then you could place a small dining table in the main living area and have some privacy.
I love all the vintage furniture and the bright kitchen! I would probably wither up if I lived in such a small apartment... (says the midwest girl! ha)
this looks so much smaller than the 300 sf apartment shown earlier. something about the layout is off I think
I agree about re-thinking the layout as the bed is so dominant. Very pretty and nicely done though.
Agree with the others that there does seem to be too much furniture (or the particular pieces appear too heavy and big for the space). Is a couch and both chairs--as awesome as they all are--necessary? I have a way bigger and separate living room and only own a couch and one chair!
Also a bed a vanity seems too much for a studio (maybe a fold-away vanity shelf-table combo like the ones AT featured a week or so ago would help open up floor space?) Then the desk in the office area could perhaps be moved out to the living space and the bed tucked into the office and then curtained or screened off?
The kitchen is darling, by the way. So much great architectural detail! I would love to see a few splashes of bright color there--perhaps to accent that great vintage chair?
The mere apartment by itself sans furnishings reminds me a lot of a similar vintage studio I lived in for 6 years and it was about 450Sq Ft at best with the main room at 14.5x15Ft with a walk in closet space that originaly also housed a murphy bed that flipped around on its center axis and then dropped down however the door remained but the mechanism was removed so it provided a great spot for my chest. :-)
What you've done here is fantastic, as noted, a tad crowded but not too bad and it might have worked a little better if you had a murphy bed or hidabed to help ease the crowding but otherwise you have done great work on the space, much better than I did at the time I lived mine almost a decade ago.
I did get a decent futon and frame that during the day can be a couch, by night it was my bed and yes, I still sleep on it to this day. It's due a replacement - eventually but it helped to keep the space from being visually crowded w/ the other stuff I had.
Again, great job
Very nice!
Hi all,
Thanks for the kind comments. I agree with everyone that it is a bit crowded, time to purge... sometimes it just takes a friendly nudge.
Addressing a few comments:
-Square footage of the main room is a tad over 13X13 feet, so teeny tiny. My bathroom, entry hall, kitchen, office area and two large walk in closets add all that extra square footage.
-I have two tray tables (they double as night stands)...I just grab the nearest one to eat on in the sitting area. I had my huge new desk before I moved in so I sacrificed a dining area for office area. The pink desk in the main room is my vanity. It's a vintage lucite find that I'll have a hard time giving up, but never say never.
- I cook a lot so I can't picture using the office area as the sleeping area as someone suggested.
I'm Patti P btw!
I like the vintage pieces - but overall it seems a bit jumbled.
I just wonder if a bed would have fit inside that large closet...
...or the desk in the smaller one...
...or both.
Very cute! Our apartment is 900 sq ft and the only thing I dislike is the lack of storage. It looks like you have quite a bit though. :-)
I admire you for living in SF. It's not easy to find reasonable housing. This is a nice place. I would get rid of the clock. It doesn't fit. Any possibility of putting the bed in the big closet? I know some people in SF have done that with those big closets. We have friends who used theirs in Berkeley for a nursery.
I guess priorities are very subjective.
. . . a vanity and office but no dining table?
to each her own.
love the kitchen
I'm in love with your grandfather clock and the rosy chair--my parents had two of them in blue--what a lovely home!
I think Patti has done a beautiful job! I love the color palette and how you've managed to mix it up with textures and patterns. And while it does feel a little crowded, it's not sloppy and everything seems easily movable if needed. I love your couch, pink tweed chair, clock and bedding. I wish there was another photo of the kitchen and bathroom.
And from one single chick to another, I have sacrificed a dining table and I don't think it's a loss! And I would gladly trade my 1,000 sq ft apartment for your 430 for those details any day! So jealous!
I love it! I like that you have distinct living areas. The bed looks so comfy, and the kitchen is just great.
I would push the bed right up against the wall and lose one of the night tables, giving you another foot or so, and lose the vanity, or put it in the walk in closet, and create another "room" for dressing. You have LOTS of seating options for such a small space, I understand that you are stuck with all this furniture, and I think that in general you have a sweet home. The kitchen totally rocks.


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Do your homework and learn about these kids instead of just going by COLOR, Teddy Bridgewater, Jameis Winston, these are very smart kids, they are not your typical "THUGS" (as some see most young black men sadly) playing QB these are great kids who are mature beyond their years
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Sorry I haven't been posting much lately! I'm currently working on a Star Wars Civ 5 Mod, so I've been working on that a lot recently, and haven't had time to post on my blog, or have many things to post about!
Let me tell you a bit about this Star Wars Mod I'm creating. Well, It's gonna be the Imperial Empire (Short Name: Imperium – still not sure about this bit, open to suggestions! :-) ), and will be led by Emperor Palpatine. I've spent a lot of time looking up what planets, moons (And Death Stars :-) ) I will use as city names in my mod, and also reading through the Civ Modders Guide. Yesterday, I was reading about flavors- which look pretty awesome. This part is how you get your leader to be unique, and choose whether he be peaceful, or a warmonger. If he will build large armies or navies. If your leader will focus on Science, Gold, Culture. If your leader will expand, or stay small. There are so many possibilities. I can't wait to set it :-) (Palpatine will likely be most like Genghis Khan, often Hostile, and attempting conquest over minor civs).
Also, I've been making a little mini "Endor" map, which I started a game on yesterday, against Genghis Khan, Oda Nobunaga, and Attila of the Huns; two of them declared war after about 15 turns!! (I was sorta testing out what it might be like to play against the Emperor :-) )


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