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Earlier this week I was in the mood for buttermilk dressing. NOT Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing in a plastic bottle, or any other facsimile. I wanted REAL buttermilk dressing. You know, the kind with actual buttermilk in it. If you've never tasted freshly made buttermilk dressing, you need to promptly make a batch (and it's super easy, so it really is quick). Dressing made with actual buttermilk, garlic, lemon and herbs is almost an entirely different food than the bottled variety sold on grocery store shelves. And, once you try it, you'll never go back.
So after whipping up a jar (in less than 5 minutes, I might add to entice you to do the same) and dipping some snap peas and little yellow tomatoes in it, I realized I wanted to do more with my dressing. My daughter Sophie loves a chef's salad, so I started playing with the idea of reinventing and updating this dish a bit for our dinner. My first change was to abandon the standard roasted turkey element. None of us like it all that much anyway, so why bother? And, as long as we had already bought some buttermilk, why not make fried chicken tenders coated in panko and Spanish paprika instead? Ham slices also sounded boring, so I opted for prosciutto drizzled with olive oil and slightly crisped in the oven as a substitute. Of course we needed tomatoes (as they are in season and so sweet this time of year), but with salty prosciutto and crispy chicken, I wanted my tomatoes to stand out. I therefore decided to roast them to draw out their maximum sweetness. Finally, I needed to ponder the merits of including hard boiled eggs. I do quite like them, but wasn't sure how to serve them with fried chicken on greens. That's when I came upon the idea of poaching the eggs instead. I adore how the cracked yolk in poached eggs add richness to Salad Lyonnais, and thought it would also work well with fried chicken, bitter greens and prosciutto. And, because I have a hard time leaving well enough alone, I added some Scarichi to the buttermilk dressing for a new dimension of vinegary heat.
Served on rocket, the final result was a mix of everything I love on one plate. The sweet roasted tomatoes were the perfect foil to the salty prosciutto, while the fried chicken's crispiness and the poached eggs velvety yolks added a luxurious decadence. Mixed with Scarichi, the dressing added complexity and spiciness to the dish.
Better yet, both my kids loved this dish and ate lots of extra veggies on the side dipped in that luscious buttermilk dressing. You really can't ask for more in a family dinner.
Reinvented Chef Salad
Makes: 6 servings
1 lb clean rocket, arugula, or whatever green you like (I prefer the more bitter greens for this dish)
1 batch fried chicken tenders
6 pieces prosciutto
1 1/2 cup cherry tomatoes cut in half
1/4 lb Gruyere cheese cut into thin long strips
6 eggs gently poached (see instructions below)
1 batch fresh buttermilk salad dressing (with added Sriracha sauce if that's your thing, and it should be if you a like a little heat in your dressing)
Olive oil
1. Heat oven to 400 degrees.
2. Sprinkle olive oil on a baking sheet and lay the cut tomatoes on top. Sprinkle on more olive oil and sea or kosher salt. In a separate pan, do the same thing for the prosciutto slices.
3. Place the baking pans in the oven for 3-5 minutes or until the prosciutto is slightly crispy. Remove prosciutto from the oven. Continue cooking the tomatoes until they look slightly singed and roasted and then remove them from the oven. When prosciutto is cool, break into 1-inch pieces.
4. Set out serving plates and stack you greens (rocket, arugula, etc.) in the middle of each one. Top with prosciutto pieces. Sprinkle on some buttermilk dressing and then set your chicken tenders on the green, placing the strips of gruyere and tomatoes on top of the chicken and greens. Finally, set your poached egg on the top, sprinkle on a bit more dressing and serve.
5. Serve with bread, or, even better, fresh buttermilk biscuits!
Note: Be sure to lightly poach your egg as the salad tastes wonderful when the yolk mixes into the rest of the salad.
Fresh Buttermilk Dressing
Makes: One batch
1/2 cup buttermilk
1/3 cup mayonnaise
1/3 cup sour cream
3 small or 2 medium green onions minced
1 Tbsp Italian parsley minced
1/2 lemon
Salt and pepper to taste
Scarichi, minced jalapenos, cayenne pepper or anything else spicy can be added to add some heat
1. Mince green onions (the white and green parts), parsley, and garlic. Set in a bowl.
2. Squeeze in your lemon and then add the buttermilk, sour cream and mayonnaise. Mix with a whisk.
3. Add salt and pepper to taste, and, if you want it a little spicy, 1 Tbsp Scarichi or 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper.
Buttermilk Fried Chicken Tenders
Makes: 6 servings
1 pound chicken tenders (the inner part of the breast) or 1 pound cut up chicken breasts
1 cup buttermilk
1 egg
1 1/2 cup panko
1/2 cup flour
1 tsp Spanish paprika (or regular if you don't have any)
1/4 tsp cayenne pepper (leave this out if you don't want it mildly spicy)
1 tsp salt
Enough vegetable oil for frying
1. Place chicken in a bowl and cover with buttermilk. Let sit overnight, or for at least one hour. When ready to cook, mix in one raw scrambled egg and thoroughly coat each piece of chicken.
2. Place panko, flour, paprika, cayenne (if using) and salt in a bag and shake. In batches (being sure not to overcrowd) place chicken pieces in the bag and gently shake so each piece is thoroughly coated. Remove chicken from bag and repeat until all chicken is coated.
3. Heat enough oil in a large pan to cover the bottom by 1/4-inch and when oil is hot, place enough chicken pieces in the pan to line the bottom (but don't crowd the pan or they won't crisp up). Brown on each side until golden and then remove from pan. If you want your chicken hot in the salad, you should hold the chicken in a 250 degree oven until ready. Continue frying until all the chicken is cooked. If the pan gets too hot (and you'll know it will be too hot because your chicken will brown too fast) just lower the heat.
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This book tells the story of Commodore through first-hand accounts by former Commodore engineers and managers. Reliving the early years of an icon in the personal computer revolution turns out to be a fascinating and improbably hilarious journey. This gripping tale of ambition, greed, and inspired engineering gives readers a front row seat at the dawn of the personal computer. Engineers and managers relate their experiences through personal first-hand accounts, vividly recalling the most important moments of Commodore's entry into computers in 1976 until its demise in 1994. The Commodore years are tumultuous, owing to their volatile founder, Jack Tramiel. He pushes his team to extreme limits, demanding that they almost kill themselves to meet his lofty expectations. Against all odds, his engineers deliver more color, more character, and more value than either Apple or IBM. While other companies receive more press, Commodore sells more computers. They cut a path of destruction through the competition, knocking out Sinclair, Tandy, Texas Instruments, and Atari and almost mortally wounding Apple. Unfortunately, Tramiel's cut throat tactics also prove to be his undoing. He uses up his managers and employees like disposable ink cartridges, producing the highest employee turnover rate in the industry.
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This is just one of many events sponsored by the Penn State York THON Committee leading up to the 41st Annual Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon (THON), the 46-hour dance marathon, set for Feb. 15-17, 2013, at the Bryce Jordan Center on the University Park campus of Penn State. The theme for this year's THON is "Inspire Tomorrow's Miracles."
THON, a year-round fundraising event, is the largest single donor to the Four Diamonds Fund, at the Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital in Hershey, Pa. The year culminates in a no sitting, no sleeping, two-day dance marathon. First held in 1973, THON has partnered with the Four Diamonds Fund since 1977 and in that time has raised more than $89 million and has helped thousands of children and families fight pediatric cancer. Last year, the event raised more than $10.6 million and broke its own record. The mission of THON is to conquer pediatric cancer by providing outstanding emotional and financial support to the children, families, researchers, and staff of the Four Diamonds Fund.
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Almost two-thirds of enterprises are committed to bolstering mobility support for their staff, partners and customers, according to research from analyst house Forrester.
Forrester said 64% of firms were expanding their mobility support in response to the demands of their staff.
The commitment to support greater mobility is perhaps not surprising as it can potentially lead to greater productivity.
According to recent research from enterprise WiFi provider iPass many employees are working up to 20 additional hours per week unpaid as a result of bring your own device (BYOD) policies adopted by their firms.
Drawing from recent surveys of over 2,300 IT mobility decision-makers and nearly 5,000 end user workers in North America and Europe, Forrester found that 66 percent of employees use two or more devices for work activities each day. This included desktops, laptops, smartphones and tablets.
In addition, 67% of employees choose the smartphone they use for work, and 70% choose the tablet they use on the job.
"The increasing diversity of end user mobile devices and mobile applications in the workplace is driving IT executives to pursue a variety of different corporate initiatives," said Forrester.
There were however some European country-specific findings in the Forrester research. For instance, 60% of firms in the UK and 56% in Germany are focused on developing a comprehensive corporate policy to support employees who bring their own smartphones and tablets to work, but only 33% of companies are doing so in France.
But in France 60 percent of IT executives are increasing their central IT budgets to support employees with more mobility support, device access, and mobile applications, which compares to only 49% in the UK and 44% in Germany.
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MAJDAL SHAMS, Golan Heights (Reuters) - Violence erupted on Israel's borders with Syria, Lebanon and Gaza on Sunday, leaving at least eight dead and dozens wounded, as Palestinians marked what they term "the catastrophe" of Israel's founding in 1948.
Israeli troops shot at protesters in three separate locations to prevent crowds from crossing Israeli frontier lines in the deadliest such confrontation in years.
Israeli and Syrian media reports said Israeli gunfire killed four people after dozens of Palestinian refugees infiltrated the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights from Syria, along a disputed border that has been quiet for decades.
Witnesses on the nearby Lebanese frontier said four Palestinians were killed after Israeli forces fired at rock-throwing protesters to prevent them from crossing the border.
The Lebanese army had also earlier fired in the air in an attempt to hold back the crowds.
On Israel's tense southern border with the Gaza Strip, Israeli gunfire wounded 60 Palestinians as demonstrators approached Israel's fence with the Hamas Islamist-run enclave, medical workers said.
In Tel Aviv, Israel's commercial hub, a truck driven by an Arab Israeli slammed into vehicles and pedestrians, killing one man and injuring 17 people.
Police were trying to determine whether the incident was an accident or an attack. Witnesses said the driver, who was arrested, ran amok with his truck in downtown traffic.
Israeli security forces had been on alert for violence on Sunday, the day Palestinians mark the "Nakba," or catastrophe, of Israel's founding in a 1948 war, when hundreds of thousands of their brethren fled or were forced to leave their homes.
In the Druze village of Majdal Shams, on the Golan Heights captured by Israel from Syria in 1967, Mayor Dolan Abu Salah said between 40 and 50 Nakba demonstrators from Syria tore through the frontier fence.
Hundreds of protesters flooded the lush green valley that marks the border area, waving Palestinian flags. Israeli troops attempted to mend the breached fence, firing at what the army described as infiltrators.
"We are seeing here an Iranian provocation, on both the Syrian and the Lebanese frontiers, to try to exploit the Nakba day commemorations," said the army's chief spokesman, Lieutenant-Colonel Yoav Mordechai.
Syria is home to 470,000 Palestinian refugees and its leadership, now facing fierce internal unrest, had in previous years prevented protesters from reaching the frontier fence.
"This appears to be a cynical and transparent act by the Syrian leadership to deliberately create a crisis on the border so as to distract attention from the very real problems that regime is facing at home," said a senior Israeli government official who declined to be named.
In a Nakba protest in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian youths threw rocks at Israeli soldiers, who fired tear gas and rubber bullets in a clash at the Israeli military checkpoint outside the city of Ramallah — a constant flashpoint.
A Palestinian teenager was shot dead during protests in Jerusalem on Friday. Police said it was unclear who had shot him and they were investigating.
That shooting took place in the tense neighborhood of Silwan in East Jerusalem, where violence regularly breaks out between Palestinian stone throwers and Israeli police and Jewish settlers.
Palestinians want East Jerusalem as the capital of the state they intend to establish in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
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Despite the backlash, Mr. Wheeler is forging ahead with his proposal, which the commission is scheduled to take up on Thursday. It would prohibit broadband providers from blocking or slowing down websites but allow...


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Guy Claims Google Owes Him $500 Billion
from the novel-legal-arguments deptI'm always interested in novel legal theories and arguments, and Eric Goldman points us to the latest attempt by one David Stebbins to convince the court system that giant companies owe him tons of money. Last time we'd checked in on Stebbins, he had been claiming Walmart owed him $600 billion, using some dubious claims which still don't make much sense. But it involved something with a "contract" he put on his website, which he apparently emailed folks at Walmart about, and when they sent back a boilerplate reply saying he had contacted the wrong department, he demanded they settle their "legal dispute." Walmart ignored that, and he declared that they now owed him $600 billion (with a b) as an arbitration award.
He's now trying something similar with Google, though this time it's "only" for $500 billion (again, with a b). The filing is embedded below and it's worth a read. It kicks off with a long diatribe insisting that the court cannot deny the motion, and making dubious legal claims that the court "must" grant the motion that Google owes him $500 billion. As for the crux of his "argument," it's that YouTube's terms of service say that the company can change the terms at any time and give notice. So he decided to change the terms himself. As he notes:
[YouTube's terms of service] state that the terms can be unilaterally modified at any time. If the other party does not wish to accept the new terms, they may sever the contractual relationship.The key part that he "inserted" into his new terms was this nugget:
On March 22, 2011, I took YouTube up on that generous offer and sent them an email announcing my own modifications of the Youtube terms of service.
If you do not accept my invitation to arbitrate within 24 hours of receiving it, I automatically win the relief request, regardless of the merits. No actual arbitration award need be entered; I simply win, automatically, without having to go to arbitration. However, this will only apply to me. If you attempt to arbitrate with me, and I do not accept it, you must obtain an order to compel arbitration.Amusingly, in the clause above that, he also states: "If you even so much as attempt to litigate a case with me, even if that attempt is unsuccessful you automatically loose that case." Yes, he typed "loose."
You can pretty much guess what happened next. He claimed that YouTube "accepted" his modified contract by not canceling his accounts within 30 days, and then it failed to respond to his arbitration request within 24 hours. Thus, he tells the court, Google owes him $500 billion and, according to the legal genius of David Stebbins, the court has no choice but to agree.
Of course, courts generally don't like having people waste their time, and I imagine this one gets dropped pretty quickly for any number of reasons, not the least of which is that YouTube's terms of service are actually pretty clear that only YouTube can modify them, not some random, lawsuit happy guy.
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Bill Wood's '70 Nova
If you own a car long enough, you do one of two things: Either build it until it becomes an Indian dump truck, the likes of which you might find in New Delhi, or evolve it into the dream car you've always wanted. Bill isn't into dump trucks.
The Nova was purchased in 1971, when Bill was looking to get into Super Gas and B-Modified racing. He painted "Super Bad II" on the doors and class-raced it in that livery for a year. In 1972, he switched to a new paint scheme: dark-purple-and-pink stripes on the side and "Billy the Kid" painted on the doors and on the deck-latch panel. It grooved with the Pro Stock looks of the time and ran that way until it changed yet again in 1978.
As you might have heard, the late '70s were all about the Pro Street movement, and Bill had found Bob Fuller at C&F Race Cars, who tubbed and 'caged the car that now had a black body and blue stripes where the names used to read. The late '90s were about street machines, and that brings us to where the car is now. Under it all is the classic form of a second-gen Nova, an iron big-block, and a Super T10 four-speed. Some things never change.
Who: Bill Woods
What: '70 Chevrolet Nova
Where: Maplewood, MN
Engine: The car was a 350 four-speed SS when new. Then it had a 427, and now it's a 454-based iron big-block. It's been punched to 468 inches, and Bill added Brodix cylinder heads, a 750 Holley, and a 250hp NOS Sportsman Fogger system on top of the Edelbrock Victor 454 manifold. It has 93-octane-friendly Venoila pistons and makes 600 hp and 540 lb-ft on the motor. Check out the Moroso Blue Max wires coming from the MSD distributor and coil.
Exhaust: Those headers are custom made, although you can probably get them off the shelf. The rest of the 21⁄2-inch system feeds a set of Flowmasters.
Transmission: A nitrous-injected big-block is a joy in front of a four-speed, so Bill used his original Super T10. The driveshaft is from Strange with the upgraded 1350 U-joints and chrome-moly tubing. The clutch setup and flywheel are from Zoom.
Chassis: C&F Racecars built the rollcage and narrowed the rear frame with a set of custom framerails. It's a ladder-bar car with a set of AFCO rear springs and sway bar and KYB shocks. Bill got the front end down with a set of Heidts drop spindles and installed tubular control arms and Moroso springs. Bob Fuller at C&F also built the Pro Stock wing.
Wheels/Tires: They look giant, but those Budnick Groove wheels are only 17×13 and 17×7 inches. OK, maybe they are big. The tires are Hoosier Pro Street 26×7.50R-17LT and 31×18.50R-17LTs.
Rearend: Moser axles and a set of 4.56:1 gears are in the Ford 9-inch.
Body: The current version of the car was painted black with silver stripes by Unique Body and Paint in Blaine, Minnesota. The hood is from Goodmark.
Interior: Inside is light-charcoal leather from Premier Upholstery on the '97 Firebird seats. In the dash is the stock gauge cluster modified with Auto Meter gauges. Hidden from view is the custom JVC sound system with a Rockford Fosgate amp and Infinity speakers.
Speed: In Super Gas class, it ran 9.90s at "around 138." Hasn't been raced since.
Thanks To: Cynthia, Cory, Christine, and Cary.


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Dennis' Review Of 'Choke'
I saw Choke Monday night at the LA Film Festival. This was the Los Angeles premiere of the movie, and Fox Searchlight Pictures graciously sent me two tickets so that my roommate and I could attend. I'll admit right off the bat, this was a thing I was sort of worried about. It's been almost nine years since our last Chuck Palahniuk movie adaptation. Since Fight Club. During that time, everyone under the sun has tried to get other projects of Chuck's off the ground. From the turbulent aftermath of 9/11, which put a screeching halt on a movie version of 'Survivor'. To the long battle filmmaker Jesse Peyronel has fought to get 'Invisible Monsters' funded. To the rumors that 'Haunted' would be a mini-series for Showtime or HBO. Or that 'Diary' would star Julianne Moore and Glen Close. Every time a new rumor hits the net, it spreads like a virus. Quite simply, because Chuck Palahniuk has developed a ravenous fanbase, and they're thirsting for more of his visions on the big screen.
A 'Choke' adaptation quickly became a part of this maelstrom of gossip and speculation. Some guy named Clark Gregg was attached to it. He had written 'What Lies Beneath', a taut thriller that I always find myself recommending to people. I've seen that movie three times already, and it's one of the closest examples to a modern day Hitchcock tale I can find. At the time though, that was all I knew about Clark Gregg. I didn't even know he was an actor. It wasn't until I saw the wonderful 'In Good Company', and he won me over with the line (when speaking to Topher Grace), "Wow, you're like the new me. (pauses to think). No. I'm the new me." Still, Gregg was untested in many a Palahniuk fans eyes. David Fincher had been placed on the altar. And to a lot of fans, nothing could or would ever be allowed to touch him.
I remember thinking this was sort of stupid and unfair. Not only would I not want to see another Palahniuk adaptation by Fincher (Not because I don't love Fincher. He's actually one of my favorite directors. I'd just prefer a new vision), but anyone who knew Clark's story with this project, would just have to respect him and give him his shot. Here's a guy that read 'Choke' in ARC form, and the next day was on the phone with his agent telling him to buy the rights. In the seven years that followed, Gregg struggled to find financing for the film, aided by some very strong support from his producers at ContraFilm, and an unflinching show of loyalty by none other than Chuck Palahniuk. I've since learned that Chuck had to make a lot of sacrifices to keep the project with Clark that long. But he believed in him. He believed in the script. And so they waited.
Fast forward to 2008, and images of 'Choke' were finally showing up online. And this is where I catch you up to my unease going into the Monday night screening. Because I must confess; the images I were seeing weren't thrilling me that much. I kept my mouth shut on this. But I began to pick up on some mixed reactions from the fans too. People were comparing what they were seeing to 'Fight Club'. Which again, wasn't fair as, Fincher with a budget of about 65+ million, had about ten times the amount of money that Clark Gregg did! But besides a great cast, a director and a script that Chuck believed in, and rave reviews from Sundance with a Special Jury Prize to boot, something about the tone of 'Choke' worried me. That low budget was showing its creases in what appeared to be more of a raunchy sexy comedy, than the thought-provoking statement on love and community that the novel was.
And so, the PR position that the webmaster of Chuck Palahniuk's official website sometimes finds himself in, was threatening to make me have to plaster on a smile, shade my thoughts on the film, and shake hands all around.
Well, that didn't happen.
'Choke' was awesome. Any caution I had about what I saw in the trailer vanished instantly as the film exploded onto the screen with such life and vibrancy. I think five minutes in, the crowd was already roaring with laughter and clapping for lines. I'm close to typing a frenzy here, so let me take a second to compose my thoughts on how much I liked about 'Choke' and what Clark Gregg accomplished.
Okay. All better. Here goes.
First, put the book out of your mind. I did. Granted, it's been years since I last read it. And I did recognize that things had been changed. But being away from the book allowed me to watch the movie AS a movie. And not a retelling of Palahniuk's novel. And this was good. This is what Chuck wanted. So from the moment the movie began, I was watching the movie. And not imagining the book. Though, I honestly think if I had read the book last week, I'd still have liked the movie this much.
'Choke' has a total charm to it. A lot of that is owed to the performance of Sam Rockwell. Let me be extremely clear on this: Rockwell is PERFECTLY CAST as Victor Mancini. He brings 100% to every scene. His look. His manners. His gesticulations. His sarcasm and downward spiral are quite beautiful to behold. Even some of the scenes that I had problems with (more on that later) ended up working for me because of Sam Rockwell.
The rest of the cast does their jobs well. I know some of you have been worried about Brad Henke as Denny, but don't be. He's great. I felt Angelica Houston was a little wrong, physically for the part. I was expecting to see a destroyed old woman in those hospital scenes. But I think budget might have limited them here. And Angelica, being the amazing actress that she is, makes it work for the most part. Kelly Macdonald, was good as Paige Marshall. I think I remembered more attitude and presence from this character in the book, but Kelly's shy and soft-spoken way contrasts nicely with Sam's performance of Victor, and makes her become the unattainable object of lust he quickly begins to desire.... even if his dick tells him it's something more than sex.
Perhaps the biggest ace in the hole Clark Gregg unveils in the movie... is himself, playing the role of Lord High Charlie. I always liked Gregg as an actor, so this didn't surprise me. But it was nice to see him go head to head with Rockwell in what are easily some of the funniest moments in the whole movie. There's one scene in particular where Rockwell tries to rank out Gregg, and Gregg stays in old colonial character while stepping up to him with his arms out, in a confrontational manner. "What doust though say?" It's a golden moment and the crowd loved it.
Then there's all the scenes with the old ladies in the home. Not one missed moment here. As the ladies slowly start to realize there may be something 'special' about Victor, I found myself leaning forward in my seat with a smile I couldn't remove from my face. The scene in the locker room, where Victor tries to convince them he's not who they think he is, is classic. I could watch this scene over and over again.
With all this praise, I do have to point out some minor mis-steps in the movie. The flashback scenes with a young Victor and his mother, Ida, just didn't work for me. This again, may have been a budget constraint with wardrobe, background, and just the look of these scenes. But I found myself drifting into a little boredom whenever the film went into a flashback. Then there was Denny's arc, which felt a little clunky. He transforms from the lovable, masturbating best friend, into the wizened, sagely dude, building a house of rocks with his new girlfriend, Cherry Daiquiri, pretty much off-screen. Granted, it may have been this way in the book as well. But I felt this could have transpired a little smoother.
In the end, 'Choke' ends exactly the way I like a film to end. I won't spoil it. But it was a new ending that Chuck told me wasn't in the Sundance Film Festival cut. The moment captured on screen, and the song that is playing while the credits rolled, just completely won me over and made me feel very good about the film. Here is a moving story of love, as only Chuck can write, and as Clark captured and nurtured brilliantly. Even now, sitting here typing this, I'm excited for Clark Gregg, and am eager for more Chuck Palahniuk fans to see this. September 26th can't come soon enough.
After the movie ended, Clark Gregg was introduced to a big applause. His face was so red with emotions, and he was literally bouncing on the soles of his feet. This immediately made me like the guy as a real person. All the work and love he put into this film, for the past seven years, was just stamped in his eyes. And when he introduced Chuck to the stage (which, by the way, was the loudest applause of the night), it was so obvious what a big fan of his work Clark is. I think they even hugged each other at one point, in a really sweet moment. Clark and Chuck then fielded a great Q&A. Not one bad question. And Chuck, as always, completely held the crowd in his sway. I swear, this man has a gift for just owning crowds.
As the Q&A ended, I politely (yet stupidly) filed out of my seat with everyone else. Turns out, I should have stayed. Clark and Chuck had a gift they wanted to present me with: A wall-mountable lobby poster for 'Choke' signed by both of them. A messenger from Fox Searchlight Pictures just dropped it off today. It's signed:
"Big love to Dennis' - Clark Gregg
"Hey Dennis -- You've seen it, finally!! And it was worth the wait!" - Your Friend, Chuck Palahniuk
Hell yeah, it was worth the wait. Maybe now, all those stalled adaptations of Chuck's other books will finally get the greenlight they so deserve. If Clark Gregg, in all his wonderful dedication and talent, was able to pull such a strong adaptation of 'Choke' off for such a limited budget (and with only a 21 day production shoot!), there's no reason we shouldn't be seeing more of Chuck's original and bizarre visions on the screen soon.
With 'Choke', Chuck is now 2/2. And Clark Gregg deserves to be well on his way to a successful career as a filmmaker. Bravo, guys!


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Ah, but I work at LA Fitness, land of pre-made CDs (which I don't use) , and leaving the doors closed to the cycle room, without fans...which I also don't do. Maybe one of the other instructors will do it. We do have 26 cycle classes on our schedule and I know that at least five of the 10 or 12 instructors are believers in delivering cycle-based classes. The others...not so much.


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Grace Potter to perform at TJ Martell Foundation's Annual Honors Gala
New York, New York…September 10, 2012… The T.J. Martell Foundation for Leukemia, Cancer and AIDS Research announced the very talented band that graced the Hangout Festival stages and many others in our area, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, will perform at its 37th Annual Honors Gala, Tuesday, October 23, at the legendary Ciprianis on 42nd St in New York.  Bayfest also recently announced the addition of Potter on its lineup this year.  The TJ Martell Foundation also said in its press release:
The Hollywood Records recording artist has been receiving rave reviews since she exploded onto the music scene several years ago. USA Today recently stated "Grace Potter is the best female rock singer in the country…†Legions of fans pack music festivals and sold out concert venues every year to see the artist USA Today called "the best female rock singer in the country.†Grace Potter, the Nocturnal band lead vocalist and multi-instrumentalist is well known for her vocal qualities and her vibrant energy on stage. The third studio album, also which was self-titled, in 2010 was a major commercial success, debuting in the top 20 in the country and hitting #1 on the iTunes charts and receiving international attention. The band released their critically acclaimed fourth studio album, "The Lion The Best The Beat†in June 2012 noting that they collaborated on three songs with the Black Keys member Dan Auerbach. The album includes such songs as "Star,†"The Divide,†"Parachute Heart,†"Never Go Back†and the title track among others. Media from around the world including NY Times, Rolling Stone Magazine, The Washington Post, The New York Post, People Magazine, USA Today among others have raved about Potter's ability to find a sweet spot between rowdy, blues-driven live sound and a tight, classic rock songcraft.
Potter will join other performers and presenters to help pay tribute to honorees Russell Simmons, Del Bryant, Edward Walson and Randy Jackson. The T.J. Martell Foundation's gala has long been a who's who amongst celebrities and musical performers. The special evening includes a star-studded red carpet, musical performances by some of today's greatest performers and attendance by celebrity friends and families. The night also includes a fantastic cocktail reception, dinner, awards presentation and world-class silent auction to raise funds for cancer and AIDS research. Red carpet arrivals will begin at 6pm EST. Tickets and tables are available for purchase by calling the TJ Martell Foundation at (646) 841-1394 or at www.tjmartellfoundation.org
The T.J. Martell Foundation is the music industry's largest foundation that funds innovative medical research focused on finding cures for leukemia, cancer and AIDS. The Foundation sources and supports early-stage research projects aimed at developing more effective clinical treatments which otherwise might not be funded. The Foundation, headquartered in New York, is a national 501(c)3 non-profit organization that was founded in 1975 by music industry executive Tony Martell and his colleagues in loving memory of his son, T.J., who died of leukemia. It is dedicated to raising funds for the innovative initial and ongoing research for improved treatments and cures for leukemia, cancer and AIDS. The Foundation has provided more than $250 million dollars for research that supports eleven top hospitals in the United States.
This year marks the 37th anniversary for the T.J. Martell Foundation's Honors Gala. For more information go to www.TJMartellFoundation.org, www.facebook.com/tjmartellfoundation and www.twitter.com/tjmartellfoundation


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ADIT - Avdelningen för Databas- och Informationsteknik
Division for Database and Information Techniques
ADIT consists of two research groups, the Security and Networks Group and the Database and Web Information Systems group, each of which has its own research profile.
Professor Shahmehri is Head of the Division for Databases and Information Techniques (ADIT) and leads its security and networks group. She received her PhD in Computer Science from Linköpings universitet in 1991. Professor Shahmehri is a senior member of IEEE.
The Security and Networks Group
Our research focuses on getting the right information to the right people at the right time. Information security is an important part of this aim: for a system to be trusted, it must also be secure. Our current research topics include software security, trust establishment and management in peer-to-peer systems, policy definition and enforcement, secure execution environments, group key management, usability and security, enterprise access control, intrusion detection, computer forensics and best practices for secure systems. We have previously worked with balanced digital rights management, secure digital service delivery, and digital commodity distribution.
Contact: Professor Nahid Shahmehri firstname.lastname@example.com
For more information, see the group's home page.
The Database and Web Information Systems Group
We conduct research on storage, management, search and integration of data. An important application area are the Life Sciences. Keywords are Semantic Web, ontologies, standards, databases, bioinformatics, biomedical informatics. Currently, our research focuses on: ontology engineering (alignment and repair), efficient data management for the Web, learning graphical models of and dependencies in gene networks, biomedical text mining, and provenance in scientific workflows.
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Latest media releases
Shift in inflation trend expected
Continued low short-term interest rates and expansive US fiscal policys have helped get the global economy back on its feet. In the next phase of the economic cycle, long-term rates and inflation expectations will adjust to the new situation, according to the new UBS study entitled "Inflation." Although consumer price indices are not expected to spiral out of control, the markets' current inflation expectations are, if anything, too optimistic. UBS investment specialists are therefore advising investors not take up positions in long-dated bonds. Inflation-indexed bonds offer the best protection against inflation, and for that reason are to be preferred over investments in gold.
Booming economies in North America and Asia in particular have brushed aside the concerns over deflation that persisted until a year ago. But the financial markets have so far hardly come to terms with just how much inflation could rise and the consequences of such an increase for the various asset classes. The UBS study attempts to rectify this situation, positing a medium-term outlook for inflation going forward on the basis of a detailed analysis of historical data.
There have been very few periods of high inflation in the past. When such periods have occurred, they have often been caused by yawning budget deficits financed by printing money. Historical experience has shown, however, that market economies work best at moderate levels of inflation. As a result, most central banks have been granted a free rein in setting monetary policy to create just such an economic environment.
Recently, however, years of deflation in Japan have apparently made central banks more willing to tolerate a modest level of price rises. Cautioned by what happened in Japan, the US Federal Reserve in particular has shown a readiness to tolerate a degree of inflationary risk to prevent the economy from sliding backwards. High levels of debt among private households, corporations and governments also carry with them a particular risk of deflation. If the real debt load increases due to unexpectedly low inflation rates, this may lead to a shortfall in demand. The negative economic impact of such a development would likely be greater than the positive impact that would come from the potential real capital gains which could be achieved by creditors.
Overall, these considerations have led to a major expansion of the central bank monetary base, especially in the US and Japan, setting the stage for an increase in prices going forward. Globalization is no longer slowing this trend. The contribution of China and other emerging economies to world trade used to be mostly as suppliers of low-priced consumer goods. But these countries are now increasingly turning into buyers of raw materials and other industrial inputs, which has caused prices for these items to rise around the world. In addition, productivity growth in the United States is expected to slow. Wage increases will thus increasingly translate into higher prices for goods.
The overall outlook is therefore one of rising inflation. This increase will not, however, be uniform. With its sluggish economy, continental Europe will see low inflation rates persist for some time to come, while in the United States and some Asian countries prices are expected to rise at a faster rate. The level of inflation is not expected to be too high, however, as the independence that central banks have in setting policies is a key factor ensuring that it will not spiral out of control.
Although the financial markets are now working on the assumption that inflation will go up, a number of econometric models show that inflation rates could be much higher than the market is currently expecting. One result of higher inflation will be a downturn on the bond markets. History has shown that investment returns tend to compensate for inflation over the longer term. Stocks tend to perform better in a transition period from very low to moderate inflation, but seem to react badly to both excessively high and excessively low inflation rates. When it comes to loss risks, it is apparent that, in nominal terms, bonds are a safer form of investment than stocks, though over a longer-term investment horizon in particular, the real level of risk approaches that of equities. Gold has little chance of staging a comeback, even with higher inflation rates. Inflation-indexed bonds, which have become increasingly common, offer better protection. As a result, gold is losing its traditional role as a hedge against inflation risks.
In conclusion, it should be emphasized that over the last two decades most financial investments have benefited in both nominal and real terms from the decline in inflation and the corresponding reduction in the inflation premium. Without this support, returns on the financial markets will be much lower overall than over the past two decades.
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Power Steering
No Power Steering Assist
When the engine is stopped (e.g. when being towed) or the hydraulic system fails, there is no assistance for steering.
Therefore, substantially more force will have to be exerted in order to steer.
The flow noise heard at full steering lock is system related and does not indicate a defect in the steering system.
Checking hydraulic fluid
The hydraulic fluid reservoir is located in the engine compartment.
Regular checking of hydraulic fluid is part of servicing.
Air Filter
A dirty air filter not only reduces engine performance, but can lead to premature engine wear. Regular filter replacement is part of the routine maintenance service.
Combination Filter
The fresh air passing through the combination filter into the passenger compartment is virtually free of dust, pollen, and unpleasant odors.
A dirty filter can be the cause of reduced air flow:
Regular filter replacement is part of the routine maintenance service.
Fluids/Oils for Manual Transmission and Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
The transmission fluids/oils have to be checked and changed at the intervals listed in your Maintenance Schedule.
Do not tow the car or run the engine without fluid/ oil in the transmission. The transmission may be damaged by even a tiny speck of dirt, only a clean funnel or spout must be used when adding fluid/ oil.
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Investigation Committee Programme for 2005 in PDF : HTML
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The Commission Final Report is now available to download.
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Office of the Information Commissioner
- 11th March, 2014
Statement of Chairperson, Mr. Justice Sean Ryan on news of the death of Ms. Christine Buckley, institutional abuse campaigner and co-founder of the Aislinn Centre
"I am greatly saddened to learn of the death of Ms Christine Buckley. Her contribution to the understanding of institutional abuse of children going back for so many years cannot be overestimated. At considerable personal cost she brought to public attention some of the most painful and disreputable wrongs that happened to children with the authority of the State. She was an indefatigable champion of those who were abused as children and disbelieved as adults. Ms Buckley worked tirelessly over many years to achieve justice and she leaves a legacy of achievement. The nation owes her an enormous debt of gratitude and respect.
On a personal level, Ms Buckley was a pleasure to meet and to deal with. In difficult and sensitive circumstances in the Child Abuse Commission, she always behaved in a most courteous and professional manner.
My deepest sympathies go to Ms Buckley's family on their loss."
- 23rd August, 2012
Vaccine Trials records dismantlement
The Commission has commenced the administrative process that will lead to its eventual closure.
One of the initial stages of this process is the dismantlement of the records of the Vaccine Trials Division of the Commission whose work ceased in 2003 following a High Court ruling that the work of the Division was ultra vires the Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse Act 2000.
A key element of this dismantlement process is the return of records supplied to the Vaccine Trials Division to their original sources. The Commission has commenced this process.
- 13th July, 2011
Settlement of 3rd Party Legal Representation Costs
The Commission wishes to notify all parties who may be entitled to legal representation costs, for matters which were the subject of inquiry by its Investigation Committee, that the deadline for submission of fees, from their legal representatives, is Friday, 28 October, 2011.
After this time, no costs will be considered or processed by the Commission, which is the statutory body with sole authority in these matters.
The Commission has taken this decision in order to facilitate the timely completion of its work and so it can plan, accordingly, for adequate resources to meet any outstanding liabilities. The Costs Team will write this week to all solicitors on record with it, if costs have not yet been settled, to advise of this decision.
The Commission published its report in May 2009 and before and since then, has settled legal costs as it went along. As such, ample time has been allowed to all parties to formulate their reasonable costs.
- 22nd June, 2010
- Commission Report in Irish Sign Language
Extracts from the Commission's Report, as well as the Executive Summary, are now available in Irish Sign Language. The Report is on DVD and a copy of same can be obtained from the "Catholic Institute for Deaf People", or from the "Irish Deaf Society". This version of the Report contains the Commission's findings in relation to the following institutions:
Mary Immaculate School for Deaf Children, Beechpark
St. Mary's School for Deaf Girls, Cabra
St. Joseph's School for Deaf Boys, Cabra
To obtain a copy, please contact Mr. Liam O'Dwyer of the Catholic Institute for Deaf People, at (01) 8300 522 or via their website - www.cidp.ie, or Ms. Pauline McMahon of Deaf Communications Ltd., at (086) 257 3366, or via their website - www.deafcommunications.net.
- 4th December, 2009
The Commission has been advised by the Catholic Institute for Deaf People that due to unforeseen difficulties, the proposed extract of the Commission's Report, in Irish Sign Language, will not be completed until end-December or early-January of next year. Any further updates on this will be posted to our website but queries should be addressed to the Institute.
- 1st October, 2009
To request copies of the Commission's Report, please send an e-mail, using the webmaster address on our website, or phone the Commission at Dublin (+01) 662 4444. In the alternative, "Government Publications" in Dublin has copies available and can be contacted at Dublin (+01) 647 6879.
- 9th September, 2009
The Commission is working with the "Catholic Institute for Deaf People" to produce relevant extracts from its report, as well as the Executive Summary, in Irish Sign Language. The purpose is to assist the deaf community access information about the Commission's findings in relation to children who were hearing impaired and in residential institutions during the relevant period. It is expected that this version of the Report, on disk, will be available from end-November 2009. All queries in relation to this should be directed to Mr. Liam O'Dwyer at the Institute.
Contact details for the Institute are:
Ph: (01) 8300 522
Email: email@example.com
Web: www.cidp.ie
- 12th June, 2009
The Commission is now closed. There will be no further inquiries into the allegations already made or into new allegations that might have fallen within the Commission's remit. A small quota of staff remain to deal with outstanding administrative issues only.
- 29th May, 2009
The Commission has been inundated with requests for its report. Extra copies have been ordered to meet the demand and as soon as they become available, we will deal with those requests. Copies are available from the Government Publications Office, in Dublin.
In the meantime, if you feel you need support, or need to talk to someone about issues within the report, you can call one of the following numbers. All, other than the UK number, are freephone:
- 1800 234 110 Dublin North
- 1800 234 111 Dublin South, Wicklow
- 1800 234 112 Dublin South West
- 1800 234 113 Midlands
- 1800 234 115 Clare, Limerick, North Tipperary
- 1800 234 119 Donegal/North
- 1800 234 118 Waterford, Kilkenny, Tipperary South
- 1800 234 114 West
- 1800 234 116 Cork, Kerry
- 1800 234 117 Border area
- 20th May 2009
- Commission Report
The Commission Report is now available to download.
View the Executive Summary in accessible HTML format.
View the Commission Report in accessible HTML format.
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Download the Commission Report in PDF format
Note: The HTML versions of the report have been modified to ensure compliance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, Version 2. However, there are many photos in the document that do not have alternate text descriptions. These descriptions will be made available soon.
- 20th May 2009
- Commission Report
There will be limited copies of the Commission's Report, in both hard and soft copy, available from the Ballroom on the ground floor of the Conrad Hotel, on Earlsfort Terrace, from 3 - 4pm on Wednesday 20th May.
As there is a limited number of Reports available, they will be given out on a first come first served basis. Charges may apply.
- 16th May 2009
- Commission Report
The Commission's Report will be published at 2.30pm on Wednesday, 20th May, 2009. The Report and Executive Summary will be posted to our website at that time. The Report, in hard copy, will consist of 5 volumes and will also be available on a single disk. Any further updates will be posted to our website.
For those who require it, the Executive Summary, in audio format, will be available on request from Wednesday 20th May.
The Commission will make the Report and the Executive Summary available on its website in a format for the visually impared. This format will be compatable with screen reading software and adaptive technology following the W3C guidelines.
The Commission's offices will close to the public from 2.30pm on 20th May 2009. If you are interested in receiving a copy of the Report please click the link below.
If you are an applicant to either the Commission's Investigation or Confidential Committee a copy of the Report will be provided free of charge. Witnesses to the Confidential Committee who previously expressed an interest in receiving a copy of the Confidential Committee report, are still entitled to copies of the rest of the report. Please use the link below to register your interest.
If you are not an applicant a charge may apply. The Report, in both formats, will be available for purchase, from the date of publication, at Government Publications Sale Office, Sun Alliance House, Molesworth Street, Dublin 2.
Applicants to the Confidential Committee may choose between a hard copy of the Confidential Committee volume only or the complete Commission Report in disk format. Please indicate in your email which you would prefer.
Due to its size it will only be possible to post copies of the Report in disk format. If a hard copy is requested, a member of staff will contact you to make arrangements for collection, as the Commission's offices will be closed.
To request a copy of the Commission's Report please click here: Email link to request the Report
- 29th April 2009
The Investigation Committee and Confidential Committee of the Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse have prepared their reports and presented them to the Commission.
Consequently, the Commission expects to publish its report on Wednesday, 20th May. Any changes regarding the proposed date of publication will be posted to the Commission's website.
Please click hereif you require some general information about the Commission.
Brenda McVeigh
Secretary to the Commission
- 21st January 2009
The Commission is finalising its report which is expected to consist of five volumes plus appendices and which will be published, somewhat later than the Commissioners hoped, in mid to late May, 2009.
The work of the Commission has taken longer than expected.
The Commission has asked the Government to extend the time for publishing the report to the 31st May 2009 and is confident that this deadline will be met. If it is possible to bring the publication date forward, that will be done but it would be unrealistic to expect much earlier availability.
The Commission was not able until now to make accurate predictions about printing and publication.
The Commissioners are very conscious of the importance and urgency of the report and they appreciate the patience shown by participants and by the public and their understanding of the difficulty and complexity of the Commission's undertaking.
There will be no significant extra cost because of the extension of time.
- 29th May 2008
*If interested in reviewing transcripts from public hearings of the Commission's Investigation Committee, please note that these have been moved to the "public hearings" tab above.
NOTICE FOR WEBSITE RE 3rd PARTY LEGAL COSTS
Section 20A(2) of the "Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse Act 2000" (as amended), provides that "the Commission may pay such reasonable costs arising out of the [3 rd party legal] representation…to the person so represented, as are agreed between the Commission and that person…".
It is the Commission's position that the Act of 2000 only allows for settlement of 3 rd party legal representation costs that accrued since the establishment date of the Commission.
Currently, the Commission is engaged in settling the legal representation costs of the persons referred to in section 20A of the Act.
The Commission considers costs submitted by solicitors and counsel who have acted for complainants or respondents, including
those of the witnesses who attended at the Commission's "Investigation Committee" proceedings. There are no legal
representation costs for witnesses who have attended the Commission's "Confidential Committee".
However, it is open to the Chairperson of the Commission to hold further hearings if it is deemed necessary in order to complete
the work of the Investigation Committee. Therefore, the Commission reserves the right to settle 3 rd party legal representation
costs, only at the point it considers a matter "closed".
With reference to Section 20A of the 2000 Act, once the Commission has decided, in principle, to pay a particular set of fees,
it is statutorily bound to pay only what is reasonable in relation to the legal representation of a person. Full and final settlement
of the fees will be agreed with a client's solicitor (or be subject to taxation), after the Commission's Costs Team, including its
Legal Costs Accountant, has extensively scrutinized the work undertaken by the legal representatives. As such, but without
interfering in the solicitor/client relationship, the Commission considers that once those fees have been accepted by the solicitor,
no further costs should accrue to the person.
Any questions on the subject of the 3 rd party legal representation costs should be addressed, via your solicitor, to the
Secretary of the Commission.
- 29th November 2006
Investigation Committee Public Hearing
- 23rd November 2006
The Investigation Committee of the Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse, proposes to hold a public hearing, on Wednesday 29 November, 2006, in relation to production, by the Christian Brothers, of documents referred to in "Phase III" of the Investigation Comittee's hearings. However, this date/time is subject to last minute change.
The venue for the hearing is the Mezzanine Suite, Herbert Park Hotel, Embassy House, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4. The hearing will commence at 10am and further details of the location can be obtained at www.herbertparkhotel.ie/location.
Brother Seamus Nolan of the Christian Brothers has been called to give evidence at the hearing.
Transcripts from the hearing will be posted to the Commission's website, as soon as available.
If you have any further queries in relation to this matter, I can be contacted by e-mail.
Brenda McVeigh
Secretary to the Commission
- 20th June 2006
Investigation Committee Public Hearing: ISPCC
- 19th June 2006
Investigation Committee Public Hearing: Department of Justice, Equality and Law reform/Department of Health and Children
This transcript has been edited by order of the Chairperson of the Commission.
- 13th June 2006
Investigation Committee Public Hearing: Department of Education and Science
- 12th June 2006
Investigation Committee Public Hearing: Department of Education and Science
- 9th June 2006
Phase III public hearings of the Investigation Committee of the Commission will continue from MONDAY 12th JUNE with the Department of Education and Science.
- 6th June 2006
Investigation Committee Public Hearing: St. Conleth's Reformatory School, Daingean
- 1st June 2006
Investigation Committee Public Hearing: Sisters of Charity
- 1st June 2006
The transcript of yesterdays Investigation Committee public hearing has been revised due to a typographical error. This revised transcript can be found here or at the original link below.


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Sara Silm, co-founder of Home Design Editorial & Styling , says simply abide by three key rules. Don't buy into trends or gender specific children's decor - the best rooms are authentic ones, she advises. Remember that less is more, and have fun - they're not little for long and you only have a short window of opportunity to dictate what their rooms look like, so make the most of it.
Check out this slideshow of stylish baby nurseries to get ideas and read Sara's tips below on how to create a gorgeous sleep haven for your bundle of joy.
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Sara admits that she's a self-confessed bowerbird and that many of her pieces have been rescued from the rubbish bin. "Many of my most treasured pieces come from my local tip shop or they are things I've made myself. The old adage of less is more is certainly the mantra to have in mind when decorating children's rooms," she says. One or two hero pieces are all that's required, so if you spend money, spend it wisely. I'd rather keep things simple and splurge on a beautiful Enzo Mari print .
Use wall colour as a base
Sara recently launched a range of colours with Bauwerk, a toxin-free paint company with zero fumes making it the perfect choice for a baby's room. Paint is a great way to achieve a fresh new look, she says. "When it comes to colour schemes for boys or girls, my advice is to buck the trend of pink and blue, and give your little one a unique introduction to the world with a colour that's totally unique." She adds that it doesn't always need to be on the walls. An all-white room looks fantastic with a simple coloured floor rug. "I love NSW Leather's range of coloured cow hides. A splash of red, pink or yellow, or a graphic black and white hide is sometimes all that's required."
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Treasures for your children's rooms don't have to come from a baby boutique or store, they can also be found in your parents' attic or a forgotten keepsake from granny. My mother-in-law gave me a beautiful handkerchief she bought in Paris in the 1940s, reveals Sara. I had it framed with a big white mount for my daughter's bedroom - we now have a wonderful heirloom and a piece of art in one. Sometimes decorative elements might only be as far away as your linen press or charity shop.
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Sara says she loves wallpaper in children's rooms, but advises avoiding typical children's designs and choosing timeless, non-gender specific designs instead, as they will give longevity. If you're after just one wall for maximum impact, try Mr Perswall , she reveals. You can even have them make images into your very own wallpaper - great if you want to scan your child's artwork into a full-scale wall mural for posterity.
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While paint and wallpaper are great for creating colour focal points, Sara advises avoiding colourful layers of bedding for babies, due to safety hazards. "As a mother of three, for newborns I always recommend sticking to the rules for SIDS and not having a lot of bedding in the initial stages." A beautiful Flensted mobile above the cot is a better way to add visual interest and colour, she explains. Once they are at the toddler stage, bedding can be more exciting. A simple polka dot print is always timeless. Castle and Things make beautiful spotted sheeting and great felt artwork, too.
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Bright colours and bold stripes at floor level are great for creating visually stimulating play areas for littlies. Rugs tend to zone play areas, so they're an important visual anchor point in a baby's room or nursery, says Sara. "One brand I love is Dash and Albert rugs. Their striped indoor/outdoor rugs are made of a soft Polypropylene weave that look like cotton, but are super forgiving when it comes to the inevitable spills that are part of life with children - they're even hoseable, scrubable and bleachable - you've got to love them for that!".