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Associate Professor Tara J. Melish saw the problems firsthand, and even though she had worked on similar cases, she says what she found last summer when she visited Guatemala's national psychiatric hospital as part of an international fact-finding team was disturbing.
"There are extreme abuses," says Melish, who directs the Buffalo Human Rights Center at the Law School. "It's an institution of violence and abuse and absolute dehumanizing segregation."
The levels of violence are multiple. For one thing, she says, the hospital sits alongside a prison and, contrary to international legal standards, "forensic detainees" – persons with mental illness who have committed serious crimes -- are housed in the same population with people who have committed no crimes. The result is a huge cadre of prison guards and soldiers stationed on a 24-hour basis along the perimeter of the institution. They have widely been accused of raping female detainees, engaging in systematic threats and assault, and even conducting sex trafficking. At the same time, Melish adds, "sanitary and living conditions within the hospital are abysmal, HIV is believed to be widespread, and basic protocols regarding the use of physical restraints, isolation cells, improper medicalization, and the separation of children are not being followed." A disturbing number of deaths have consequently been recorded among the hospital population. This dehumanizing situation is compounded by the fact, says Melish, that once individuals are admitted into the institution, they "lose their legal capacity to assert their rights." As a result, "once you get into the hospital, it is almost impossible to get out." Many of those in the hospital should not be there at all, a fact on which even the Hospital staff agree.
To challenge these gross abuses, the human rights group Disability Rights International (DRI) – for which Melish serves as legal advisor – and its local partner, the Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese of Guatemala (ODHAG), brought a "precautionary measures" petition to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR). Such petitions aim to prevent "grave, urgent and irreparable harm" from occurring to the protected rights of individuals under regional human rights treaties. The petition was swiftly granted. The resulting international order requested Guatemala to adopt all necessary measures to guarantee the life and personal integrity of the people in the hospital, specifying a list of specific measures relating to use of restraints, armed guards, separation, medicalization, and immediate preventative measures to ensure that patients, especially women and children, were not the object of physical, psychological and sexual violence. "Most instrumentally," Melish hastens to add, the order required that the government and petitioners present an agreed plan and timeline for the implementation of the precautionary measures.
It was in compliance with this request that officials of the Guatemala government, DRI and ODHAG signed an historic accord on October 30, 2013 in Washington DC following an intense day-long negotiation and working meeting before the IACHR, in which Melish participated. The accord, once approved by the Attorney General, commits the government to a set of immediate action steps designed to significantly reduce the hospital population, establish pilot programs for community-based supported residential care, acute psychiatric care, and free mental health care in the community, as well as ensuring safe physical conditions, health care and adequate nutrition. It likewise provides for immediate judicial review of detention orders, a one-year deadline for the presentation of new legislation on the rights of persons with disabilities, and the establishment of an extensive new monitoring framework to prevent the continuation of abuses.
"The accord," says Melish, "is a significant step forward in Guatemala's acceptance of the obligations it has undertaken under multiple human rights treaties, including the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities," which it ratified in 2009. "It is an important beginning in the much needed, and much delayed, process of ensuring that persons with disabilities are not warehoused in abuse-ridden institutions, but rather can enjoy their right to live in the community with dignity and with choices equal to others."


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And that's quite a long time ago — Washington was sworn into office in 1789 over 200 years ago.
Although the historians at Mount Vernon don't know for sure which stocks Washington bought and sold during his lifetime they are sure he was an active buyer of stocks.

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Upcoming Events in September
Portsmouth Portraits: A Walking Tour
Friday, September 10, 1-4PM
Governor John Langdon House and Rundlett-May House
Portsmouth, NH 603-436-3206
Tour grand homes to see the family portraits and hear the stories. Free
Granite State Sacrifice during the American Civil War
Thursday, September 7, 7 PM
Londonderry, NH, Leach Public Library 603-432-1132
Sponsored by the Londonderry Historical Society, author Steven Closs will present his two books on the Civil War, and discuss the soldiers of New Hampshire, and in particular twelve fallen soldiers from Londonderry. Free.
Londonderry Art on the Common
Saturday, September 11th, 10 AM – 4PM
Over 50 local artists display and sell fine art, mixed media and photography on the Londonderry Town Common. See http://londonderryculture.org/wordpress for details
Jackson Hill Cider Day
Saturday, September 11, Noon – 4PM
ackson House, Portsmouth, NH 603-436-3205
All ages will enjoy children's crafts, music, spinning demonstrations, cider pressing, crafts and refreshments for sale. The house is open for tours. Free to members of Historic New England, $6 for non-members.
September 17 and 18
Two day festival including a spaghetti supper, talent show, annual breakfast, entertainment, vendors, food and fun. See http://www.derryfest.com/ for details
Fairy House Tours
Saturday and Sunday, September 18 and 19, 2010 Noon – 4PM
Governor John Langdon House
Portsmouth, NH 603-436-3205
Search the gardens for tiny fairy houses created by local artists and children, hidden in wooded areas, under trees, and in the landscaping at the historic Langdon House. $10 adults/$4 children in advance. $15 adults and $5 children on the days of the tour. This is a very popular annual event!
Vintage Baseball Triple Header
Sunday, September 26, 11 AM- 4PM
Spencer-Pierce-Little Farm
Newbury, Massachusetts 978-462-2634
The Essex Baseball Club will play other regional clubs using 1861 baseball rules. Bring blankets and lawn chairs, no reserved seating. Free to members of Historic New England, $3 for non-members.
Runaway Wives: When Colonial Marriages Failed
Tuesday, September 28, 7PM
First Baptist Church
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Candia, NH
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Through newspaper ads for runaway wives, husbands chased down women. Read about the economic and social barriers to runaway wives. Presented by Marcia Schmidt Blaine, Plymouth State University.
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Wyman Family Reunion
September 12, 2010
Woburn Historical Society, 7 Mishawum Road, Woburn, Massachusetts
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Old Planters Reunion and Balch Family Meeting
September 24-26, 2010
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Spinal stenosis, according to the Mayo Clinic, is a narrowing of one or more areas in the spine, which can put "pressure on the spinal cord or spinal nerves at the level of compression."
Surgeons at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York removed a large extruded disk fragment that was pressing on the spinal nerve and decompressed the area around the nerve, according to a statement from UConn.
"I am very fortunate to have been treated by three of the very best surgeons," Calhoun said in a statement. "My heartfelt thanks to them and the entire Beth Israel community, who have made every effort to ensure my stay is as comfortable as possible. Lastly, thank you to the people across Connecticut and beyond who have reached out to offer their support. It means a great deal."
Calhoun will remain hospitalized overnight and is expected to be released on Tuesday.
Calhoun's coaching status will then be evaluated on a day-to-day basis.The injury has sidelined Coach Calhoun since early February, when he decided to take a medical leave of absence. He has since missed seven games, to which the Huskies went 3-4.
He has missed seven games. The Huskies' play in Providence on Tuesday The Huskies' finish conference play with a home game against Pittsburgh on Saturday, then the Big East tournament starts next week.
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Spyware has rapidly climbed the list of enterprise security threats and now ranks as one of the leading threats facing corporations today. In fact, a recent report from Gartner estimates that 75 percent of all enterprises will be infected with undetected, financially motivated malware by the end of 2007.
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As a signal of its intention to broaden its security offerings, Webroot has re–branded its existing product line in this release. Webroot® AntiSpyware Corporate Edition with AntiVirus and Webroot AntiSpyware Corporate Edition represent the newly branded versions of Webroot SME Security 3.1 and Spy Sweeper® Enterprise 3.0, respectively. Registered customers can upgrade their existing Webroot security solutions to the newly–released versions at no cost.
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Bierzo conference pears
The Conference pear, grown in the Leonese county of Bierzo, has unmatched flavour and texture, qualities that make it a much appreciated variety.
Although it is not a native crop in Bierzo, it can be demonstrated that, since the first plantations in the area, this variety has become perfectly adapted to the climatic and soil conditions of the county, giving rise to a pear with extraordinary quality both in its external appearance and the sensory properties that define an exquisite flavour. One of the main characteristics of the Bierzo conference pear is the rust on its skin, very highly appreciated, which is due to the characteristic climate of the area, with a great deal of mist. Its pulp is consistent, with a high sugar content, and it is rather large. The quality of the conference pear makes it suitable to be eaten fresh or to be made into preserves, either in wine or syrup. Because of all that, this variety of fruit is on the way to becoming a product with a Designation of Origin.
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- 时期: The conference pear is harvested between the end of August and the beginning of September. Only part of the production is intended for immediate consumption.
- 起源: The production, preparation and packaging area is the county of El Bierzo, in the north-west part of the province of Leon. This is an area surrounded by a ring of mountains with a series of geomorphological and climatological traits ideal for producing high quality pears.
- 推荐饮料: The pears are excellent eaten with sweet or sparkling wine and, if cooked with wine, can be eaten as a dessert together with a young red.
- Energy: Low
- Cholesterol: 0
- 备注: Rich in fibre.


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OCC Bulletin 2005-11| April 12, 2005
Community Reinvestment Act: Final Rule—Technical Amendment
Chief Executive Officers and Compliance Officers of All National Banks, Federal Branches and Agencies, Department and Division Heads, All Examining Personnel, and Other Interested Parties
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (Board), Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and Office of Thrift Supervision (the agencies) have adopted, in final form, without change, a joint interim rule for the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) regulations that was published for comment in the Federal Register on July 8, 2004. This joint final rule conforms the agencies' regulations implementing the CRA to changes in: the Standards for Defining Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas published by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget in December 2000; census tracts designated by the U.S. Census Bureau; and the Board's Regulation C, which implements the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA). The joint final rule also makes a technical correction to a cross-reference within the CRA regulations. This joint final rule does not make substantive changes to the requirements of the CRA regulations, and it is identical to the joint interim rule adopted by the agencies. This joint final rule became effective on March 28, 2005.
This bulletin distributes the joint final rule. Refer to OCC bulletin 2004-33 for a summary of the effect of the changes on HMDA and CRA loan data collection and reporting and recommendations for integrating these changes into national banks' HMDA and CRA programs. Questions may be directed to the appropriate supervisory office or to Karen Tucker, national bank examiner, Compliance Policy Department at (202) 874-4428.
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Vim - A Never-ending Love Story
29 June 2010 by Mathias Meyer
About eighteen months ago I wrote about going back to Vim as my daily text editor. It was a bust, and I went back to TextMate after about a week.
Suddenly it's the year 2010, and I'm typing this in Vim. What happened? My itch was re-scratched if you will. I was wary of some of TextMate's perceived shortcomings, and honestly I missed having a command and insert mode. It may sound stupid, but I really prefer that way of working with text and code. TextMate is still a nice editor, but seeing its development coming to a perceived halt made me realize that Vim is simply forever, not being developed by just one guy, but a community.
It's also worth mentioning that I simply started from scratch. Last time I built upon a configuration that grew over the years, and that included things about whose purpose I just had no idea. I watched the Smash Into Vim PeepCode too, and started with the clean slate configuration set that comes with it. If you're thinking of getting (back) into Vim, it's highly recommended, it's sure to wet your appetite. There's also a collection of screencasts and a free book on Vim 7 available on the interwebs. I have some useful links in my bookmark collection too.
There's been a lot of developments around scripts for Vim that bring TextMate-like functionality, or that support things like Cucumber, smart quotes and auto-closing braces, or even the most awesome Git integration you'll find. But the nicest of them all is Pathogen, a script that allows you to keep all your other scripts in separate places, not losing overview of what's installed where, and in which version.
Coming from TextMate, you're gonna miss the "Go To File" dialog, I'm sure. Check out Command-T, which does exactly that, only with path-matching sprinkled on top. It's not as fast unfortunately, but a lot faster to use than the annoying fuzzy thing I used the last time I tried to live on Vim. There's also PeepOpen, but it always opens files in new tabs, and that can get quite annoying, as new Vim tabs are quite different from Vim buffers. For project views I use NERDtree, though LustyExplorer also seems acceptable.
As I said, I started from scratch, with a clean slate. So the decent thing to do was to put all my Vim configuration files on GitHub. They include all the scripts I'm using, and my configuration, all neatly separated into different bundles thanks to Pathogen. There's a couple of things that are still a bit wonky. Lusty Juggler doesn't work as advertised all the time, though it's a neat tool, allowing you to quickly select one of a list of the latest open buffers. RubyTest is quite weird, and I'm thinking of dumping it completely, and simply rolling my own commands to run tests based on it. The rails.vim script package does include some support to run tests too, but not to execute a single test case.
In general, I haven't found anything that works in TextMate that you can't somehow get to work in Vim. Yes, I've used the word somehow. It's not easy as pie all of the time, and it can be different, heck it's a different editor. But I willingly accept that, because as a text editor, I find Vim to be a lot better than TextMate.
I've been back on Vim for a month now, and I'm not looking back at all. It's like coming back to an old friend and learning what awesome things he's been up to. It's pretty much as exciting as playing with new technologies at the moment. Learning new things can be pretty exciting, even if it's just another text editor. But it's not all fun and giggles. I have some annoyances still, but no editor is perfect. I'm more willing to accept Vim's for the increased text surgeon skills than TextMate's, to be frank. TextMate is still a nice editor, don't get me wrong, my heart just always belonged to Vim.
Honestly, I'm more willing to invest my learning time in an editor that I know I can use everywhere than one I can only use on the Mac with a running user interface. I'm using Vim on every server I'm managing, so why not on my local machine? Vim makes me think about how I can edit text in the most efficient way possible, and I like that very much. It even made me map my caps-lock key to control, finally!
Update: Was just tipped off that PeepOpen can be made to behave properly and open files in the current MacVim tab. When you set your MacVim options like in the picture below (notice the part "Open files from applications"), it works a treat. Thanks, Mutwin!


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It's no secret mobile phones serve consumers as more than just a communication device these days.
Smartphones alternate as cameras, navigation tools, encyclopedias and other resources on a daily basis. And as digital devices offer more and more, the more irreplaceable they become to those same consumers.
Enter the digital wallet of the 21st century. Payment options like Apple Pay™, Android Pay™ and Samsung Pay are increasing in popularity among the digital consumer. This means more and more smartphones also are alternating as wallets for many consumers.
This is especially true among Millennials. According to an August 2016 study published in The Financial Brand, 21 percent of these digital natives don't carry or use cash for purchases, and 53 percent choose to pay only by debit or credit card. The shift in payment preferences is also growing among consumers of other age groups, as they become more familiar with the benefits of using a digital wallet.
Arvest Bank believes mobile payments are an easier and safer form of payment than most consumers realize, and digital wallets have the potential to be the dominant form of payment in the future, although cash and credit will always be options.
The biggest advantage of the digital wallet is convenience. Consumers can leave their traditional wallets at home and use a mobile payment option for everything from ordering coffee to shopping to ride sharing.
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A customer's account number that is stored in a digital wallet is never shared with the merchant. Instead, the technology in the phone produces a different code for every transaction, greatly lowering the chance for identity theft. Many digital wallets also require a password or fingerprint to authorize and finalize payment, which is added security in the event a phone is lost or stolen.
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Chef Shelley Young redefines vegetarian cuisine
With healthy living top of mind for so many Americans today, it's no surprise that vegetarian cooking is also topping the list as a cuisine of choice for many cooks. At The Chopping Block—a cooking school tucked inside Chicago's famed Merchandise Mart—founder and chef instructor Shelley Young offers a class intriguingly titled "So You are Dating a Vegetarian . . ."
"We gave this class a fun name," says Chef Shelley, "but it's geared not only to the cook looking to learn more about vegetarian cooking but to anyone who wants to include more health-conscious alternatives in meal planning."
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Flavor is the name of the game in any type of cooking, but in vegetarian cooking it takes a little more finesse to achieve. After caramelizing chopped onions sautéed in butter, Chef Shelley points to the dark cooked-on remnants coating the bottom of the skillet. "This is called 'fond,' " she says, "and it's actually an ingredient that chefs strive for." She explains that wine added to the pan will evaporate as it cooks, loosening the cooked-on pieces and absorbing them into a savory sauce. "In vegetarian cooking, fond is particularly important for getting a concentrated, rich flavor without using meat," she instructs.
Creating what Chef Shelley calls "levels of interest" enhances any kind of cuisine, giving it complexity and a bigger taste. In making soup, for example, she illustrates: "You can chop onions, carrots, and potatoes, and then add seasonings to your pot and boil it, but it won't be as complex as if you sauté the onions, carrots, and some garlic, and then put it all in the pot. Now I'm layering the flavor. It doesn't make cooking the soup any harder, but it makes it a lot tastier."
For another flavor tip, Chef Shelley urges cooks to consider these elements—salt, sour, bitter, and sweet—when preparing a dish. "If you include these four flavors in most of the things you cook, or at least two or three of them, the dishes will be more flavorful, more complex." In her Spaghetti Squash with Spiced Pecans and Gorgonzola (pictured above; see Recipes for method), the squash is sweet, the lemon juice sour, the cheese salty, and the pecans add a spicy kick. "Now that's flavor-packed," Chef Shelley pronounces.
Not only comforting, squash is also the ultimate survival food, claims Chef Shelley. "With no blemishes, one can keep six to eight months," she says. "I could survive any natural disaster if I had squash in my house." For her spaghetti-squash dish, the chef advises mixing the stringy strands very gently with the other ingredients, "so the garlic and spices are dispersed but you don't turn the mixture into mush."
Chef Shelley's Spiced Pecans give her spaghetti-squash dish a real kick, but these little nuggets are also great as a tasty snack. To make, preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spread 1 cup pecan halves on a baking tray lined with a silicone baking mat or parchment paper. Bake 8 to 10 minutes or until golden brown. Place nuts in a medium-size bowl.
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Toss with 1 to 2 tablespoons of sambal oelek (a spicy-hot chile-pepper condiment often used in Indonesian and Malaysian cuisine and available in Asian markets) and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Again, spread the nuts onto a baking-mat-lined tray and bake until a deep golden brown and dried, about 10 minutes. Turn the nuts over twice during baking. Spread on foil to cool. Then eat and enjoy!
A silicone baking mat is a real kitchen helper, and one that Chef Shelley highly recommends. Besides saving wear and tear on sheet pans, it works as a heat diffuser to allow more even browning. With its non-stick finish, the mat is also easy to clean up. At kitchen shops, starting at about $15.
Besides demonstration classes, The Chopping Block offers a variety of hands-on classes, including Culinary Boot Camp—a weeklong series that Chef Shelley says no other cooking school in the country offers to nonprofessionals. With three skill levels—basic, advanced, and masters—the classes, held 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, are conducted by five of the school's 25 trained chefs. A distinct subject, such as knife skills, flavor dynamics, or meal composition, is taught daily by a different chef. Class size is limited to 10 to 12 students, so every cook gets to work one-on-one with the chefs. Cost for the basic class is $1,750; advanced and masters classes are $2,150. An eight-week, Sundays-only series is also available.
The Chopping Block is located inside the Wells & Kinzie streets entrance of The Merchandise Mart in downtown Chicago (222 Merchandise Mart, Suite 107; 312/644-6360). A second location is at Lincoln Square (4747 N. Lincoln Avenue; 773/472-6700). Day and evening classes run 2 to 2-1/2 hours and cost $40 to $85 (thechoppingblock.net).


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It should go without mentioning that HYPEBEAST finds a comfort like no other when indulging in the culinary arts. From our HYPEBEAST Eats… series to our editorial staff's Instagram profiles crammed with food shots hash-tagged "#thatfoodcray," we understand the important role food plays in not only our eclectic cultures but the creative world as well. With that being said, you may have noticed last month we covered a collaborative event between iconic brand Stussy and the newly opened Plan Check restaurant on 1800 Sawtelle Blvd. in Little Osaka, Los Angeles. Representing the first time the streetwear label collaborated on a food item, the maestro behind the exclusive menu was Chef and Co-Founder of the aforementioned eatery, Ernesto Uchimura. The former Corporate Executive Chef at Umani Burger, Ernesto's latest endeavor includes an enticing menu that blends modern American comfort food with subtle Asian influences. Showcasing his inventive nature, the 30-something chef recently created what he calls "ketchup leather" – "a solidified sheet of ketchup that locks the tomato flavor in place," preventing the unfortunate soggy bun epidemic. In advancing our Essentials series, the culinary artist lays out a few must-haves to his trade as well as additional personal items that includes a Stussy T-shirt that was released at their joint celebration.
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COLUMBIA - Two vehicles were involved in an accident blocking the righthand turn lane at Stadium Boulevard and Old Highway 63 Friday night.
Police say a green Ford Ranger truck died while merging onto Stadium from Old 63. A woman driving a red Ford Focus did not see the man stop and tapped his truck's bumper. No one was injured in the collision. The truck died in the middle of the righthand turn line, causing traffic to back up to Broadway. Cars were able to pull around the truck, but were forced to yield until the lefthand lane was free.
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Of all the Italian cities I've visited, Florence is the one that has been slowest to capture my heart. Richard and I came to Italy shortly after we were married, spending almost a month, clocking nearly 3000 km on our small rented car. Back then Florence was much more indifferent to tourists, less willing to show the warm generosity of spirit that seems innate to all Italians.
But piano piano - slowly slowly - with each successive visit, the city reveals itself. Shunning modernity, proudly still Italy's cultural capital if not its commercial one, the city is reflected in its citizens. Quick witted, practical and a bit self-deprecating, the pride of the de Medicis and the city's glorious past are present in every Florentine, and even those not born there seem to have a bit of Dante, Leonardo and Machiavelli running through their veins.
Where else but in Italy do the policemen look so elegant?
We'd "done" the sights on previous visits – the David, the Uffizi, the Pitti Palace – of course the Duomo, climbing every one of those 463 stairs to the top. I can remember the first time I saw that enormous Duomo many years ago, and the sight of it still amazes me. It seems impossibly big, the buildings that surround it appearing almost superimposed against the rich red stone.
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World Cup action in a beautiful al fresco setting
Favourite drinks quickly established: Hendricks and Fever-Tree tonic for the gentleman; a Valentino for the lady (a fancy version of a Negroni)
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The Lowdown on Structural Insulated Panels
A version of this article appears in the January/February 2002 issue of Home Energy Magazine.
January 01, 2002
More builders are recognizing the benefits of building with structural insulated panels, yet unless the panels are properly installed, moisture buildup can create major problems.
Last summer's sharp spike in energy costs has caused an increased interest in the potential energy savings for homeowners and labor savings for homebuilders offered by structural insulated panel (SIP) technology (see "SIPs Face the Skeptics,"HE Mar/Apr '98, p. 13).Now new test results from Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) confirm that SIPs can provide a higher whole-wall R-value than a comparable stick-built house. Whole-wall measurements take into consideration heat loss due to seams and thermal bridging through wall studs, and are therefore more accurate than testing only the insulation material when measuring the R-values of buildings (see "Calculating Whole-Wall R-Values on the Net,"HE Nov/Dec '99, p. 22).The 4-inch SIP scored R-14 on the wholewall tests, compared to R-9.8 for a 2 x 4 wood frame wall.The results of wholewall tests of 6-inch SIPs compared to 2 x 6 wood stud walls were similar.The SIP wall scored R-21.6, while the wood stud wall scored a whole-wall R-value of 13.7 (see Figure 1). These results are not that surprising, since SIP-built houses have fewer seams and therefore tend ...
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A Home Energy Story
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July 01, 2005
Every home has a story. When my family and I moved into our home in 1989, and for the next several years thereafter, we received all of our electricity from the power grid and paid hefty utility bills. Now we give back to the grid and pay only a small amount to the utilities. Our split-level, 2,700 ft2 home in San Jose, California houses our family of two grade school children, a stayat- home mom, and me, a businessman dad. The four-bedroom, three-bath home met the required energy standards at the time, which included insulation in all the perimeter walls, floors, and ceilings and double- glazed windows. We had two 72% efficient natural gas furnaces and a gas water heater. Cooking and laundry used electricity exclusively. In addition, we installed insulation within the ceilings and within the walls between rooms, primarily to make the home quieter. Over the years we did several things to reduce our energy consumption. We put solar-reflective film on our southand west-facing windows. We changed out nearly all our incandescent bulbs for fluorescent lights or light-emitting diode (LED) lights. We added an attic fan above the bedrooms ...
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Happiness flows in St. Helena, California, and not just from the wine bottle. For Jean-Pierre (J-P) Conte, Hillary Thomas, and their six children (four his, two hers), this Wine Country community is shorthand for haven and all the pleasures that go with it. In fact, the name of their second home, Contento, means "happy" in Spanish. "J-P is half-Cuban and half-French; his last name is Conte, and my nickname as a little girl was Happy," says Hillary. "Contento seemed like a good name on so many levels."
The San Francisco couple bought the three-acre property as the house was nearing completion four years ago, just in time for Hillary, an interior designer, to make the decorating decisions. A striking and consistent theme is the house's overscale light fixtures. "Lighting played an important role throughout the design, from the outdoor rooms, where we spend most of our time with our children and friends, to the indoor living spaces," she says. "Because the ceilings are so high, we needed big, meaty lighting."
A large artisan-made wood-and-metal globe chandelier—in effect a functional sculpture—is the focal point of the barn-style breezeway that leads to a peaceful courtyard and the house just beyond it. "Essentially the breezeway is the entrance to the property, and its chandelier is the first thing you see as you approach," Hillary says. The space also serves as a spillover area when the couple entertains in the stone-paved front courtyard, and includes a quartet of extra-large custom Moroccan lanterns stationed at each corner of the breezeway's floor.
The entrance leads directly into the open courtyard. The lantern is from Paul Marra.
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Interior designer: Hillary Thomas, Hillary Thomas Designs, 3489 Sacramento St., San Francisco, CA 94118; 877/287-9708 and 415/292-4014, hillarythomas.com.
Chandelier ("Carved Oak Sphere Chandelier Large Scale"): Paul Marra Design, paulmarradesign.com.
Console ("Pane E Vino Server," discontinued): Bunny Williams Home, bunnywilliamshome.com.
Sconces ("Oren" #SL4267): Lucca Antiques, luccaantiques.com.
Planters ("Lemon Pot," Multiples Collection): Inner Gardens, innergardens.com.
Bench: existing. Bench cushion ("Rough 'N Rowdy"/Platinum #955-207): Perennials, perennialsfabrics.com.
Bench pillows ("Spinnaker Cactus"; "Jardin 3.5 Stripe"/Grey, White): Janus et Cie, janusetcie.com.
Lanterns: from Morocco.
Mirror: existing.
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The lanterns' flickering candlelight and the murmur of a 15th-century French fountain mesmerize guests seated at the courtyard's table or in its conversation area, both shaded by 75-year-old transplanted olive trees. A place for this kind of deep relaxation was Hillary's design goal, and she and the family take advantage of it as often as possible.
"From April through Thanksgiving, with the occasional pop-in in January or February, this is our place of escape," she says. "It's where we get off the treadmill of life and hole up."
Lovely Courtyard
A pair of olive trees carried by crane to the site and replanted provide shade for seating on Sutherland's Poolside Collection. Striped pillows are from Janus et Cie.
Chaise lounges (Poolside Collection): Sutherland, sutherlandfurniture.com.
Cushion fabric, white ("Ishi"/Blanca #950-28): Perennials, perennialsfabrics.com.
Striped pillows ("Jardin 3.5 Stripe"/Grey, White): Janus et Cie, janusetcie.com.
Goatskin side tables: Coup d'Etat, coupdetatsf.com.
Living Room
Hefty lighting, Hillary's signature for the home, shows up in the "Sebastian" 18-light chandelier, which blends well with a pair of "Brody" floor lamps in the living room. All the lighting is from Lucca Antiques. "Flower" fabric in pale blue by Idarica Gazzoni covers a pair of club chairs, and brings a shot of color to the conversation area, which also includes "Hogan" sofas from Hollywood at Home and a custom coffee table. A "Mitako" stool of painted cotton rope from Holly Hunt sits between the chairs. "Lightning Fields" by the photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto hangs above the mantel.
Chandelier ("Sebastian 18 Light Chandelier"); floor lamps ("Lucca Studio Brody Floor Lamp" #SL3953): Lucca Antiques, luccaantiques.com.
Pair of chairs facing mantel ("Cosmo Chairs" #COS-CHR-015): Cisco Home, ciscohome.net.
Chair fabric ("Flower"/Pale Blue by Idarica Gazzoni): Harbinger, harbingerla.com.
Rope stool ("Mitako Stool"/Black Painted Cotton Rope, by Christian Astuguevieille): Holly Hunt, hollyhunt.com.
Photograph over mantel (Lightning Fields, by Hiroshi Sugimoto): Fraenkel Gallery, fraenkelgallery.com.
Sofas ("Hogan"): Hollywood at Home, hollywoodathome.com.
Chevron-patterned pillows ("Herringbone"/Cool, by Idarica Gazzoni); floral pillows ("Flower"/Pale Blue, by Idarica Gazzoni); lumbar pillows ("Harmattan"/Panama #10583P, by Jenifer Shorto): Harbinger, harbingerla.com.
Coffee table ("Lucca Studio Cort Coffee Table," custom); chest to right of mantel: Lucca Antiques, luccaantiques.com.
Mirror above chest: Inner Gardens, innergardens.com.
Marble grapes; woven box: designer's collection.
Round stone candleholder: Lee Stanton Antiques, leestanton.com.
Benches in front of mantel: vintage.
Dining Area
Dining armchairs from Hollywood at Home surround a custom Blank & Cables table.
Wall paint ("Rodeo" #1534): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Chandelier ("Sebastian 18 Light Chandelier"): Lucca Antiques, luccaantiques.com.
Dining table (custom): Blank & Cables, blankandcables.com.
Dining chairs ("New York Athletic Club Armchair"): Hollywood at Home, hollywoodathome.com.
Seat leather on dining chairs ("Arden," colorway discontinued): Holland & Sherry, hollandandsherry.com.
Vases: Inner Gardens, innergardens.com.
Wall art: by Matthew Heller, matthewheller.com.
Floor lamps ("Lucca Studio Brody Floor Lamp" #SL3953): Lucca Antiques, luccaantiques.com.
Area rug in living area: owner's collection.
Hillary chose BDDW bar stools and a La Cornue range for the kitchen, where glass doors between this room and its outdoor counterpart open up for a seamless space. The indoor kitchen anchors one end of an open floor plan that includes a dining area in the middle and the adjacent living room beyond. Benjamin Moore's "Rockport Gray" covers the existing cabinetry with a soft hue that blends well with the "Rodeo" on walls throughout the three-room space.
Cabinetry: existing.
Cabinetry finish ("Rockport Gray" #HC-105): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Backsplash tile: existing.
Range: La Cornue, lacornueusa.com.
Pot filler faucet; oven hood; island faucet: existing.
Bar stools ("Square Guest Stool"): BDDW, bddw.com.
Crest; stag heads; quail trophies: John Rosselli Antiques, johnrosselliantiques.com.
Outdoor Kitchen
In the relatively short time they've owned the property, the family already has established favorite traditions. Each Memorial Day everyone gathers at the back of the house to celebrate in an area that includes the pool, fire pit, and outdoor kitchen, plus living and dining rooms, all with luscious wine-country views. And in autumn, when the hills and vineyards burst in every shade of glorious gold, a harvest party notes the occasion.
The outdoor kitchen is one of the home's busiest spots and is a natural gathering place for cooking and socializing.
Chandelier ("Sphere in Sphere"): Coup d'Etat, coupdetatsf.com.
Pendant lights over island; wall sconces; outdoor cabinetry; grill: existing.
Basket on island: Hudson Grace, hudsongracesf.com.
Outdoor Dining Area
"Two acres of our property are planted in grapes, which we sell to the neighboring winery that makes our wine," Hillary says. Their first vintage, a Cabernet, was bottled in 2012. Since then, a Contento Cabernet (what better name for the private label produced only for their family and as gifts to friends?) is a staple at dinner parties held in the outdoor dining room.
Beautiful yet casual settings always grace the banquet table, enhanced by dramatic lighting from an enormous pair of bronzed chandeliers that hang above. The eye-catching fixtures crafted from a complex entwinement of vintage iron wagon wheels perfectly capture the conundrum that is Napa's rustic sophistication. "A third, even larger wagon-wheel fixture hangs over the outdoor living area," says Hillary, whose overscale lighting theme weaves all the home's spaces—outdoors and indoors—together.
"Sphere in Sphere" chandeliers from Coup d'Etat hang above the custom dining table.
Chandeliers ("Sphere in Sphere"): Coup d'Etat, coupdetatsf.com.
Wicker chairs ("Havana Dining Chair with Arms"): Gloster, gloster.com.
Table ("Antoine"): Casamidy, casamidy.com.
Upholstered chairs: existing.
Slipcover on upholstered chairs ("Rough 'N Rowdy"/Platinum #955-207): Perennials, perennialsfabrics.com.
Placemat: Hudson Grace, hudsongracesf.com.
Dinnerware ("Pearl" by Costa Nova): Gumps, gumps.com.
Flatware ("Berlin" by Alain Saint Joanis); stemware: Sue Fisher King, suefisherking.com.
Crystalwineglasses: Riedel, riedelusa.net.
Table Setting
"Pearl" dinnerware by Costa Nova blends with Riedel wineglasses for a casual outdoor dinner.
Stone Oven
Sometimes more intimate family-only gatherings take the stage at Contento. "One of the fun things we do as a family is pizza-making day," Hillary says. "We make pizzas from scratch on the outdoor kitchen island, then bake them in the pizza oven." Everyone loves Thanksgiving when the entire clan heads for Contento, where they've been known to cook their turkey in the pizza oven, just for fun. "We truly are the Brady Brunch. Quite the brood," Hillary says.
The oven was part of the nearly completed structure when Hillary and J-P bought the home.
Outdoor Living Room
A glimpse of the interior shows the close connection between indoor and outdoor areas. The home's largest lighting fixture repeats in this area.
Artwork highlighted by wall lights lines the hallway.
Wall paint ("Rodeo" #1534): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Wall lights: existing.
Art at end of hall: owner's collection.
Master Bedroom
Crisp white makes this private space a perfect escape. The headboard is upholstered in "Basic Instinct" fabric from Holly Hunt. The "Rake" area rug from Meridia blends with white upholstery on the chairs.
Wall paint ("Simply White" #OC-117): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Chandelier ("Lucca Studio Simpson Chandelier" #SL3064): Lucca Antiques, luccaantiques.com.
Area rug ("Rake"/Stone): Merida, meridameridian.com.
Bed: custom.
Headboard fabric ("Basic Instinct"/Birch #3025/01, by Great Plains): Holly Hunt, hollyhunt.com.
Bed linens ("Maria Links"): Walker Valentine, walkervalentine.com.
Pillow shams ("Mala"/Lake #GWF-3103.513, by Groundworks): Lee Jofa, leejofa.com.
Drapery: existing.
Wall sconce ("Melissa Quartz"/Zinc #MM-1001): Urban Electric Co., urbanelectricco.com.
Mirror ("Vincent"): Made Goods, madegoods.com.
Art above bed: by Traeger di Pietro, traegerdipietro.com.
Chest to right of bed ("Distressed Fir Chest"): Paul Marra Design, paulmarradesign.com.
Table lamp (large white lamp): Ryan Mennealy Ceramics, ryanmennealy.com, through Harbinger, harbingerla.com.
Upholstered chairs and ottoman; tray on ottoman: existing.
Black-and-white photograph (by Rodney Smith): Fahey/Klein Gallery, faheykleingallery.com.
Bench under photograph ("Klismos Bench"): Scala Luxury, scalaluxury.com.
Sitting Area
A beauitful black and white photograph hangs on the wall above a "Klismos Bench" from Scala Luxury.
Nightstand Details
A master bedroom table lamp is from Ryan Mennealy Ceramics.
Master Bath
His and her showers are separated by a steam shower. A hanging light fixture from Charles Edwards crowns the marble-clad tub.
Sconce ("Melissa Quartz" #MM-1001): Urban Electric Co., urbanelectricco.com.
Bench at vanity ("Annika"): Made Goods, madegoods.com.
Tray on vanity: from Morocco.
Chandelier ("Square Drum Large" #HS-322-LG): Charles Edwards Antiques, charlesedwards.com.
Guest Bedroom
A scalloped "Papyrus" design by Katie Leede pops on the headboard. The "Brush Stroke" lamp is by Bunny Williams.
Headboard fabric ("Papyrus"): by Katie Leede, digsbykatie.com.
Duvet and shams: Walker Valentine, walkervalentine.com.
Striped pillow: Zak + Fox, zakandfox.com.
Lamp ("Brush Stroke Lamp"): Bunny Williams Home, bunnywilliamshome.com.
Lamp shade; finial: Hillary Thomas, hillarythomas.com.
Side table; mirror: owner's collection.
Wall paint ("Simply White" #OC-117): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Kids' Room
To accommodate the six children's need for their own space away from the adults, Hillary made one architectural adaptation. "We converted the third-car garage into a bunk room," she says. "It's kid heaven, decked out with an Xbox and lighting that can be controlled with your iPhone." She designed metal-and-wood beds, and along with a pullout sofa, the room sleeps 12. "Friends are always welcome. This room is the kids' private escape, and they love it." Even the art—old silk-screened T-shirts—is kid-centric.
California Cool
California's famous indoor-outdoor lifestyle is as important to the humans in the family as it is to Bodhi, the family's Bernese Mountain Dog and ace jackrabbit-chaser who can race freely in and out thanks to glass doors that disappear into wall pockets. "I wanted a 'put your feet up' casual design, created with natural textures, durable fabrics, and a pale palette," Hillary says. "This is where we commune with family and friends. It's our gathering place and our source of serenity." True to its name, Contento is the family's happy place.
Palm trees bookend the inviting pool.
Poolside Lounging
A fleet of Janus et Cie umbrellas adds shade and style.
Chaise lounges (Poolside Collection): Sutherland, sutherlandfurniture.com.
Cushion fabric, white ("Ishi"/Blanca #950-28): Perennials, perennialsfabrics.com.
Striped pillows ("Jardin 3.5 Stripe"/Grey, White); umbrellas ("Janus Aluminum Umbrella Square Frame" #250, in "Spinnaker Whitewash"): Janus et Cie, janusetcie.com.
Homeowner and interior designer Hillary Thomas.


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The developers behind the Fedora project have announced the official release of Fedora 17, codenamed Beefy Miracle. The update includes the latest version of the GNOME desktop environment and a number of other improvements.
Fedora is a community-driven Linux distribution that is sponsored by Red Hat. It serves as a testbed for new functionality that is later included in Red Hat Enterprise Linux. It tends to be closely aligned with the upstream Linux desktop ecosystem and is often slightly ahead of the curve on adopting new technologies.
The new version of Fedora includes GNOME 3.4, which was released at the end of March. As we wrote in our GNOME review, the 3.4 update introduced some significant design changes. The GNOME developers are working to simplify applications, removing menu and toolbar clutter, and moving towards simple layouts that look good when maximized.
You won't see much of that new design in Fedora 17, however. Only a handful of applications have been converted so far, and not all of them are included out of the box in Fedora 17. One that made the cut is the new Documents application, which uses the Tracker indexing tool to show the user their documents. It can be launched in Fedora 17 from the dock in the Activities overlay.
Another major GNOME improvement that is supported in Fedora 17 is the introduction of software rendering for GNOME Shell. This feature, which is based on LLVMpipe, means that the shell no longer requires hardware-accelerated graphics in order to run properly. This is useful as it ensures users on hardware without good 3D drivers won't be left behind. Between increasingly-capable open source graphics drivers and the new software rendering fallback, Fedora users no longer have to resort to proprietary binary-only drivers to get a modern desktop.
In addition to GNOME 3.4, the new Fedora update also includes the long-awaited GIMP 2.8 update. The new version of the GIMP, which we reviewed following its release in May, includes a new single-window mode user interface.
Fedora 17 also brings some welcome improvements for servers, including some great updates for OpenStack users. OpenStack is an effort to produce a standardized cloud computing stack that is conducive to building self-hosted elastic clouds. It was launched in 2010 as a joint effort between NASA and Rackspace and has since attracted the support of many other companies. Fedora 17 supports OpenStack Essex, which was released in April with a large number of major changes. The OpenStack Quantum virtual networking service and Horizon Web interface are also supported.
There are a number of major changes under the hood in Fedora 17. One of the most notable is the effort to move some key system folders that have historically been located in the root of the filesystem. The bin, sbin, lib, and lib64 directories are now located in the usr directory in Fedora 17.
Changing the location of these directories offers several advantages. In particular, it will simplify snapshotting for rollbacks and will make it easier to mount the operating system in read-only mode. For backwards compatibility, Fedora 17 will automatically create symlinks in the filesystem root that point to the new locations.
Fedora 17 is available for download from the Fedora project's official website. In addition to the standard GNOME-based Live CD, they offer a more comprehensive DVD image and a range of variants with other configurations. For more details about the changes, you can refer to the Fedora 17 feature list.


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The image of a grumpy old man is not quite accurate, as here was a Doctor who mellowed from crotchety anti-hero to benevolent old sage over the course of his three years. If it hadn't been for Hartnell's authoritative take on the part, bar the occasional slip over his lines, I wouldn't be here writing about the programme 50 years on. Gavin Fuller
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Amber Road to Present at the Raymond James Technology Investors Conference
Amber Road to Present at the Raymond James Technology Investors Conference
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ, November 30, 2015 – Amber Road, Inc. (NYSE: AMBR), a leading provider of global trade management (GTM) solutions, today announced that Chief Executive Officer, Jim Preuninger, and Chief Financial Officer, Thomas Conway, will present at the Raymond James Technology Investors Conference in New York City on Monday, December 7, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time. The presentation will be webcast live, and a replay will be available for a limited time under the "Events" section on the Company's investor relations website (http://investor.amberroad.com/).
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Amber Road's (NYSE: AMBR) mission is to improve the way companies manage their international supply chains and conduct global trade. As a leading provider of cloud based global trade management (GTM) solutions, we automate the global supply chain across sourcing, logistics, cross-border trade, and regulatory compliance activities to dramatically improve operating efficiencies and financial performance. This includes collaborating with suppliers on development, sourcing and quality assurance; executing import and export compliance checks and generating international shipping documentation; booking international carriers and tracking goods as they move around the world; and minimizing the associated duties through preferential trade agreements and foreign trade zones. Our solution combines enterprise-class software, trade content sourced from government agencies and transportation providers in 145 countries, and a global supply chain network connecting our customers with their trading partners, including suppliers, testing/auditing firms, freight forwarders, customs brokers and transportation carriers. We deliver our GTM solution using a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model and leverage a highly flexible technology framework to quickly and efficiently meet our customers' unique requirements around the world.
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He said he was so glad I took The Bois out into nature. He pointed out the Little Yellow butterfly and said it sucks the moisture from between the rocks in the path and, at the same time, gets the minerals it needs.
He then turned to The Bois and said how beautiful and intent he was. We laughed about how babies would never survive if they weren't so cute; natural selection at its finest. He told me to take pictures of The Bois' feet, which I assured him I had.
Then he looked at The Bois and said "Babies know everything before they are born." I looked at him and he was crying. "Then an angel comes and touches them on the lips, so they are silent. He has this life to learn everything again."
Tri Training
The magic in our lives yesterday was swimming at dusk in the lake we'll swim in during the triathlon.
Sometimes I realize how lucky we are to be interested in the same things and to both be there to support each other.
SR says he's used to swimming in cold water because he swam in the ocean north of Denmark his whole life.I on the other hand loved how warm the wetsuit made me feel. I doubt I could get myself to swim in 68 degree water without it.
Man, I do need to practice transitions, though. Since I'm doing the Olympic distance, they won't be as important, but I don't want to do anything stupid or forget to bring something.
And finally, on to the everyday magic of the human body.
There are some interesting discussions going on as responses to previous posts that I don't want to get lost.
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Investigative journalist David Neiwert talks with Joe Conason about his new book Alt-America: The Rise of the Radical Right in the Age of Trump.
David Neiwert has made a name for himself by reporting on political and cultural extremists for over two decades. Now, in a time where so many Americans are mystified and alarmed by the seeming "revival" of xenophobic organizations and hate groups, Neiwert has compiled the results of his journalistic findings into one book. Alt America: the Rise of the Radical Right in the Age of Trump examines the factors playing into the greater level of visibility afforded to the people who have come to be known as the Alt-Right in contemporary America. He traces the resurgence of far-right political ideology to the 1990's, and later, 9/11. Nurtured by right-wing radio, TV, and now the president, these groups have more leniency now than in the past 20 years.
Joe Conason is editor-in-chief of The National Memo and an editor at The Investigative Fund. One of the country's most popular political columnists. Conason authored two New York Times best selling books, The Hunting of the President and Big Lies: The Right-Wing Propaganda Machine. His newest book, Man of the World, focuses on the post-presidency of Bill Clinton.


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15+ Party-Ready Dining Rooms With Holiday Flair
Planning to host this holiday season? Now is the time to think about updating your dining room. Cozying it up with festive decor is a simple and fun way to make celebratory meals even more memorable. Transform your space into something special with these party-ready dining rooms that offer fresh decorating ideas.
A harvest table dressed in a teal burlap cloth and trimmed with gold bullion fringe is both luxe and subtly festive. A centerpiece bowl filled with pinecones and bunches of greenery alongside each plate add to the merry atmosphere and echo the natural woods of the room.
This bright and upbeat dining room is the perfect gathering place for holiday meals. A trough of evergreen boughs, berries and pinecones is a simple alternative to a centerpiece and takes up minimal table space.
This dining room's formal furnishings and crystal dinnerware need little embellishment for the holidays. Festive flowers create a welcoming ambiance and ring in the start of the holiday season, while a linen tablecloth warms up the industrial table.
For a fresh take on holiday decorating that's also budget-friendly, stick to small festive touches. In place of a standard tablecloth, layer neutral fabrics for a rustic look and inject color with sprigs of greenery.
This whimsical, vintage-inspired dining room features delicate pink tableware and an Irish tablecloth that lends itself to a more formal, Victorian-inspired look. Through the doorway, a decorated Christmas tree makes a charming, festive backdrop.
In this Calgary farmhouse, a grand dining table works perfectly for large holiday feasts. Red wine glasses enhance the Christmas vibe, while a natural wreath suits the rustic winter look.
In this simple yet elegant dining room, a deep forest-green paint lends the space a Christmas tree-inspired feel. A bouquet of marigold dahlias and brass tabletop accessories carry the warmth of the season.
In this serene blue country-style dining area, a muted monochromatic palette allows the food to take center stage. Frost-white flowers mimic the wintry pattern in the wallpaper, while a luxe indigo tablecloth adds richness to the space.
A vignette of candles, chestnuts and greenery piled onto footed cake plates makes a glowing holiday display. A sculptural white resin antler is a subtle nod to the season.
The floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace is the focal point of this dining room. A collection of antique pewter plates and brass pendant lights add subtle shine, while a raised firebox and candlesticks add warmth.
In this formal dining space, summery white flowers joined by a garland of wintry magnolia leaves create a striking atmosphere.
In this dining room, an oversized tablecloth that falls to the floor is both elegant and casual, while light blue walls make for an icy backdrop.
Tassels made from burlap lend this wreath a quiet sophistication in the formal dining room. A bleached burlap runner adds to the rustic aesthetic, while snow-dusted plants and glass hurricane lamps bring elements of the outdoors in.
In this refined dining room, a grand table sets the stage for a sumptuous supper, while crystal candelabras add sparkle.
In this handsome dining room, an elegant dining table topped with festive greenery doesn't detract from the sleek aesthetic. Frosted pinecones in the center of each plate are a fun finishing touch.
Adorning a light fixture is a quick and easy way to embellish your decor with holiday flair. In this dining room, a ribboned garland adds a dash of delicacy to an otherwise rustic chandelier.
In this dining room, an antique Nova Scotia pine table pairs well with black Windsor chairs. A silver disk mounted on the wall is reminiscent of a snowflake, while a small tree in the center of the table pairs well with the rustic setting of the wood cabin.


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Jacks Drop Weekend Finale To Oakland
ROCHESTER, MI -- The South Dakota State women's soccer team dropped its weekend finale at Oakland on Sunday, 1-0.
SDSU surrendered a goal in the 15th minute and was unable to recover.
Despite playing strong defense for the remainder of the contest, the Jackrabbit offense was unable to break through.
SDSU led in shots (9-6) and was even in shots on goal (3-3), but was unable to capitalize on its opportunities.
Oakland attempted five of its six shots in the first half, settling into a defensive scheme to preserve the one-goal lead in the second half.
"I thought we played a great second half of soccer," head coach Lang Wedemeyer said. "Unfortunately, we made one mistake in the first half and they capitalized on it and we just couldn't get the break we needed. I was very proud of our effort today."
SDSU was whistled for 11 fouls and two offsides, while Oakland was whistled for 10 fouls and three offsides.
Christa Nyblom led the attack with two shots, one on goal.
Elisa Stamatakis made two saves in 90 minutes of play.
SDSU dropped to 2-9-1, 0-3-0 in the conference.
Oakland maintained its place atop the standings at 6-3-3, 3-0-0 in conference play.
Next up the Jacks play four-straight conference games at home, beginning with IUPUI on Oct. 12 and Western Illinois on Oct. 14. Game times are set for 6 p.m. and 1 p.m., respectively.
Courtesy: South Dakota State University