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Newspaper Holders - For Daily Papers, Tabloids, & Printed News Periodicals
These newspaper holders, also called tabloid displays, are the perfect racks for newsstands and convenient stores. Bookstores can also take advantage of the wood, wire, and acrylic literature stands. Most of the broadsheet newspaper holders are designed for countertop use, although there are some racks that mount on the wall or stand on the floor. The tabloid displays make it easy for any retailer to exhibit their latest printed publications, especially periodicals. Why use newspaper holders like these stands to showcase reading materials? The news tabloid displays ensure high visibility so customers instantly notice the available periodicals. Each rack features an open design that keeps titles and front pages visible at all times. Search the wide-ranging display catalog today to find the best periodical stands for retail merchandising and other commercial tasks.What is the best placement strategy for these wholesale tabloid displays?
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Some news media suppliers have pages upon pages of publications to display. The racks provide a centralized area for broadsheet reading materials as well as smaller gossip magazines and columns. Daily papers and other news periodicals are frequently changed out, which is why these products have to be easy to use. Even stores that give away free publications can benefit from the increased organization that these stands supply. Rather than having a messy pile no one can make sense of, the periodicals are neatly arranged for fast perusal. Browse the broad selection of display stands for news media publications, gossip columns, broadsheets, and other press-related reading materials now for the best in discount paper racks.
Choose from our large selection of in stock & ready to ship broadsheet displays that integrate a selection of color finishes, sizes, and materials. With standing, wall mount, desktop, and portable products, retailers and businesses will have no problem marketing their periodicals. Each of these newsprint or gossip paper displays keeps literature & periodicals sorted and accessible. It is important for any retail store to buy merchandising tools that maintain the quality of printed materials. No customer wants to browse creased, wrinkled, or worn periodicals. Why not ensure a professional presentation for your printed publications by making sure they are in the best condition. Try placing a newsprint stand in a lobby, near a trade show booth, or at a convenient store counter.
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I'm afraid that in the last few weeks that I've come across inadvertently as sounding like adoption is not an awesome thing. That is about as far from how I really feel as is possible. I think that adoption is one of the most mutually beneficial relationships that exists on Earth. A child who would never have had one, gets to experience a family. And parents, get to experience that child. It is win/win.
And despite that we have been having some ups and downs lately and we still have tons of unanswered questions, I would never in a million years even think that adoption is anything but wonderful. I have always heard that the number one thing to expect in international adoption is to expect everything. But I really just think that that is true for parenthood in general- no matter how you get your kids.
I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that Miles has always been meant for our family. I think (and I am no theologian) that God gives you what you need when you need it. Now- I am not sure what the lessons are that he is trying to teach me with Miles. But I know that it is obviously a lesson that I need to learn. And sometimes I fight that and kick and scream the whole time, but eventually I will figure it all out.
Each of my children has been exactly what I needed at the time. When Kamron and I found out quite unexpectedly after only 4 months of marriage that I was pregnant, God delivered to us a kid who came out of the womb sleeping 12 hours at a stretch every night. He gave us a kid who somehow had her cry box turned off. He gave us a kid who never got sick, who never had any issues because that is ALL we could handle at that time in our lives. Then Noah came along. And God gave us a kid with some issues. Not crazy major issues, but some issues. And it was hard. But we handled it and came out as stronger parents on the other side. We learned so many lessons along the way and we learned how to navigate the state therapy system. So many times I got furious at God in the process. I would look at my son and get angry when he was delayed at sitting up or walking or just about any of those milestones. I got angry when my friends would talk about how their kids were so advanced and I wondered what in the world I had done to have such a hard row to hoe. But then one day, I just let the situation go. And I realized that God had put all the right people and all the right services right in my path. I was equipped with all the tools I needed to be able to help my child. And somewhere in the middle of that, I discovered all the things that I loved about Noah. I love his sense of humor and I loved all his quirks. I loved his big heart. I learned that focusing on the things that made him amazing instead of all the things that made raising him hard, changed the whole life of my family.
I am trying to remind myself of those lessons as we go through some struggles with Miles. I am reminding myself that I know how to work the system (thank you God for teaching me that lesson with Noah!). I am reminding myself that I am equipped to help him heal. We're too far in the middle of it for me to figure out the big picture lesson here, but I do know that THIS child- he was meant to be mine and that we are equipped for the job.
I realize that not everyone that reads this blog, believes in the same God that I do, and that's okay. And I also don't want it to be misinterpreted that "God gives your kids issues" just so that us nutty parents can learn a lesson. I look at my friend Cassie and her little boy who had cancer. Do I think that God gave her son cancer to teach her a lesson? Absolutely not! But I do think that even though the struggle was more than I can imagine enduring, she came out on the other side with all these tools in her arsenal and has done amazing things to raise awareness and research funding for childhood cancer and has been a source of comfort for countless families going through the same thing.
Do I think that God allows teens and young adults to suffer from addictions just to teach the parents a lesson? No way! But overcoming addictions and demons can sometimes bring about healing that families are desperate for. Same thing with the RAD mamas I love to read about. No one would ever wish for horrific things to happen to children that they can't recover from. But I look at the community that these mothers are building and I can't help but be anything but inspired at the things they are doing IN SPITE OF the things their children are going through. It all just gives me so much hope.
I know so many mothers right now going through all kinds of things with their children- weather their kids are little or grown or they are still waiting for those children to come home. I don't know all the answers. But I do know that each one of those children was given to you/chosen for you for a reason. Those reasons aren't always easy to see, but there are things that you can do for that child that no one else can. A change of perspective (like in my case) can made a world of difference.
There is nothing harder than watching your child suffer. I just know that everything I've been through in my life has prepared me for this journey with Miles- even though we don't exactly know what that journey looks like yet. So now instead of saying "Why God?", I'm saying, "Thank you, Lord for THIS child. Thank you for placing him in a home where we have all the tools and resources he needs. Thank you for equipping us just for him."
My prayer for you (and me) today is that you realize just how equipped you are. No matter what your situation is, HE promised to always give us exactly what we need.
I'm not exactly sure how to wrap this one up, except to say thanks for those of you that he has laid in my path. You are making the journey beautiful...
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Donner State Park to host Holiday Open House
TRUCKEE, Calif.—The Sierra State Parks Foundation and California State Parks invite you to join them for an afternoon of fun-filled activities at the Donner Memorial State Park Museum on Saturday, Dec. 22, noon-5 p.m. This free, family friendly event is a great opportunity to visit the fascinating displays and learn something new in a holiday atmosphere.
Historian Gayle Green will lead a tour of the museum sharing unique insights on the ill-fated Donner Party at noon. At 1 p.m., children of all ages are invited to the indoor Junior Ranger program: Keeping our Donner Bears Wild. Everyone who completes the activity will take home a special prize. At 2 p.m., noted local artist Bill Vroom will provide a wood carving demonstration of local mountain birds. Starting at 3 p.m. all are invited to a Children's Reading Circle, where the staff will share favorite books while live music fills the air.
Meet the new director of the Sierra State Parks Foundation Heidi Doyle, who will give an update of the new Donner Visitor Center project at 4 p.m.
All attendees will receive a free gift from the Sierra State Parks Foundation as thanks for your continued support of California State Parks. In addition, all Foundation members will receive a 20 percent discount on visitor center merchandise throughout the day.
There is a State Park parking fee of $8 per vehicle. For more information, call the Donner Memorial Museum at 530-582-7892. Don't miss this great opportunity that the entire family may enjoy.


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The first encounter with the music of CW Stoneking challenges all preconceptions. Surely this is a previously unknown singer from the mid-to-late 1920s, accompanying himself on banjo and supported by remnants of a New Orleans street marching band, assembled perhaps in Alabama.
The scant biographical information suggests that CW is actually a young Australian, a rumour apparently confirmed when he was billed to appear at the Barbican on January 21st at an event hosted by Seasick Steve in celebration of the Harry Smith anthology, American Folk Music.
It turns out that CW Stoneking is not only alive but has a MySpace site and an email address. Such new-fangled anachronisms seem out-of-synch with his pre-industrial aura. They not only exist, they actually work, and so it was arranged with CW for him and his musicians to come to the BBC's Maida Vale studio to record a session on the evening before the Barbican event, and for CW to play radio ping pong in between each pair of live performances.
Meeting CW was no less confusing than trying to imagine what he might be like. He was there in the room, but how did he get there? Australia is far enough away, but 1928 seemed even further. CW acted as if there was nothing remotely unusual about his look (man in a white suit, holding a National steel guitar or banjo), his band (sousaphone, cornet, trombone) or his songs (involving boats shipwrecked off the coast of Africa, and advice from a New Orleans voodoo doctor), and sat down to swap tracks just like any other person might do. He acknowledged that his style and repertoire might be unusual but neither of us ever came close to suggesting it might be downright peculiar.
Since releasing his first album, King Hokum, CW has recorded another, Jungle Blues, after becoming enamoured of the songs and instrumentation of 1920's calypso singer, Wilmoth Houdini, of whom I was only slightly aware. Mark Lamarr, whose Friday Night Radio 2 programme is unfortunately broadcast at exactly the same time as my World on 3 slot on Radio 3, had also hoped to stage a session with CW Stoneking, and he came along to say hello. After hearing what was played, and recognising my innocence, Mark very kindly sent me CDs by both Wilmoth Houdini and the Reverend Kelsey, a gospel holy roller chosen by CW who made a big impression on me. Having just recently played 'Poor But Proud' by Houdini in a World Service programme about New York, I've since become addicted to him and understand why he is revered as probably the greatest calypsonian of them all. This new album by CW may draw many others to explore and celebrate his music.
From Blind Willie McTell to Washington Phillips, this was a very exhilarating show to take part in, and I hope the atmosphere is conveyed for your benefit and pleasure.
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1 - Oumou Sangare - Iyo Djeli - Seya - Mali - World Circuit - WLWCD 081
2 - Felix Lajko - Zázló - The Flag - Remény - Hungary - A Productions - CDA 004
3 - Bonga - Nguenda - Bairro - Angola - Lusafrica - 562212
4 - Radio Kijada - Agua E'Nieve - Agua E'Nieve EP - Switzerland/Peru - Wrasse - WRASS promo
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5 - C W Stoneking & his Band - Dodo Blues - in session - Australia
6 - C W Stoneking & his Band - Brave Son of America - in session - Australia
- Radio Ping Pong with CW Stoneking (selections marked *)
7 - Seasick Steve - Walking Man - I Started out with Nothing and I've Still Got Most of It Left - USA - Warner
*8 - Blind Willie McTell - A to Z Blues - Pig 'n' Whistle Red - USA - Biograph
9 - Little George Sueref - Living in the City - Little George Sueref & the Blue Devils - UK - Pusy Cat - PCD 001
*10 - Rev Charles White - How Long? - Guitar Evangelist - USA - JSP -
11 - Picaflor de Los Andes - Aguas del Rio Rimac - Huaynos Y Huaylas (Waynos & Wilas) - Peru - Globestyle - cdorbbD 064
*12 - Rev Kelsey & His Congegation - Little Boy (How Old Are You?) - Complete Recorded Works - USA - Document - DOCD 5478
13 - Jayme Stone & Mansa Sissoko - Tree to Tree - Africa to Appalachia - Mali/Canada - Factor - JS 200
*14 - The Mills Brothers - The Old Man of the Mountain - Early Classics, 1931- 34 - USA - Naxos Nostalgia -
15 - Zainidin Imanaliev - Kűidűm Chock (I Burn, I Smoulder like Charcoal) - Tengir-Too: Mountain Music of Kyrgystan - Kyrgystan - Smithsonian Folkways - SFW CD 40520
*16 - Washington Phillips - I Had a Good Father and Mother - The Key to the Kingdom - USA - Yazoo
17 - Cleoma Breaux & Joseph Falcon - C'est Si Triste Sans Lui - Harry Smith Anthology of American Folk Music - USA - Smithsonian Folkways
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18 - C W Stoneking & his Band - Jungle Lullaby - in session - Australia
19 - C W Stoneking & his Band - The Love Me or Die - in session - Australia
20 - Sonantes - Carimbo (feat CéU) - Sonantes - Brazil - Six Degrees - 657036 1148-2
21 - Saltpeter - Picked Up Something Dirty - Hunger's The Best Sauce - UK - Fred - 2007
22 - Gangbe Brass Band - Un Ete a Vodelee [feat Piet Maris] - Asiko - Benin - Contre Jour - CJ021


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Interview with Tomokazu Furudate : Frank Scott: What is the main principle, idea and inspiration behind your design?. Tomokazu Furudate : Even still image that does not work I never believe that such design can attract people into that world. .Frank Scott: What has been your main focus in designing this work? Especially what did you want to achieve?. Tomokazu Furudate : I also want to spread the word that can be achieved by taking advantage of the free tools that have the potential to challenge many designs. .Frank Scott: What are your future plans for this award winning design?. Tomokazu Furudate : If his name recognition improves, you can spread the word your thoughts. .Frank Scott: How long did it take you to design this particular concept?. Tomokazu Furudate : There are various time. However, never still learning myself Because there is not enough, it has come to completion. I'm going to continue to produce works over a longer time ahead. .Frank Scott: Why did you design this particular concept? Was this design commissioned or did you decide to pursuit an inspiration?. Tomokazu Furudate : All artists around the world. .Frank Scott: Is your design being produced or used by another company, or do you plan to sell or lease the production rights or do you intent to produce your work yourself?. Tomokazu Furudate : I believe that if, if you can contribute to the design, but they can be positive for other companies, we would like to plan more and more. .Frank Scott: What made you design this particular type of work?. Tomokazu Furudate : I created my own sense as a blueprint, the imagination. I enjoyed it because it was the creation of the world is simply a combination of a variety of photos. .Frank Scott: Where there any other designs and/or designers that helped the influence the design of your work?. Tomokazu Furudate : I am a fan of Japanese people have me looking forward to my work. .Frank Scott: Who is the target customer for his design?. Tomokazu Furudate : This is all the people who have an interest in the design world, and art. .Frank Scott: How did you come up with the name for this design? What does it mean?. Tomokazu Furudate : The finished work is a title you tell me! .Frank Scott: Which design tools did you use when you were working on this project?. Tomokazu Furudate : GIMP .Frank Scott: What is the most unique aspect of your design?. Tomokazu Furudate : Being able to create works using only free tools that anyone can download on the Internet. .Frank Scott: Who did you collaborate with for this design? Did you work with people with technical / specialized skills?. Tomokazu Furudate : This is all self-taught. .Frank Scott: Is your design influenced by data or analytical research in any way? What kind of research did you conduct for making this design?. Tomokazu Furudate : Think about how you can look at the many works, also use a free tool that technology, I ran. .Frank Scott: What are some of the challenges you faced during the design/realization of your concept?. Tomokazu Furudate : Not satisfied with the finished work, make things better. That's it. .Frank Scott: How did you decide to submit your design to an international design competition?. Tomokazu Furudate : I have searched the Internet international design awards. .
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Little Girl Doesn't Mince Words in Adorable Breakup Note
The piercing sting of Cupid's arrow may only be surpassed by the rage of a woman scorned.
In this adorable note, a little girl named Rachel dumps her boyfriend, Shawn. Looking back, it appears their relationship actually may have ended just as it began.
We applaud Rachel for being a modern woman and not sitting by idly while Shawn lives the life of a adolescent gigolo, courting other girls in the sandbox and going out behind her back to enjoy a late afternoon juice box with the new girl in art class.


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Government's First Duty
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"We've gone astray from first principles. We've lost sight of the rule that individual freedom and ingenuity are at the very core of everything that we've accomplished. Government's first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives." — Ronald Reagan
Neither candidate in this election can claim this as his position but one is a lot further away from it than the other is. Should we consider this when we vote? YES! Now vote accordingly.


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Last year was by far the hottest year on record in the United States. Here's 2012's heat by the numbers:
— Average annual temperature: 55.32 degrees F, a record. The old record was 54.32 degrees, set in 1998.
— Weather stations across the Lower 48 states setting all-time high temperatures: 356.
— Weather stations setting all-time low temperatures: Four.
— Number of states that had their warmest year: 19.
— Months in 2012 that set U.S. heat records: March and July.
— Number of people who experienced at least 10 days of 100-degree heat: 99.1 million.
— Number of consecutive months that the United States had warmer than average temperatures: 16.
— New all-time warmest temperature in South Carolina: 113 degrees.
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Port Washington: Souper Bowl Saturday
As Super Bowl Sunday draws near, so does Souper Bowl Saturday, that annual celebration of soup sponsored by the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce.
Souper Bowl VI, played on Feb. 2, will feature the soup stylings of 17 local establishments including Ayhan's (Fish Kebab and Shish Kebab and Mediterranean Marketplace), Main Street Bakery, Pepe Rosso and Toscanini.
Adults pay $7 (kids under 12, $3) for a tasting spoon and a ballot. Use the former to sample 2-ounce portions of soup, the latter to vote for your favorite. In addition to the People's Choice, a Judge's Choice will be awarded by a panel of experts, including actor Burt Young (best known for playing Sylvester Stallone's brother-in-law Paulie in "Rocky") and Christine Sanchez, Bobby Flay's sous chef.
At last year's Souper Bowl, the judges awarded their blue ribbon to the now-defunct Innuendo for its logmahn soup; the People's Choice Award went to the potato-leek soup from the Amsterdam at Harborside, a life-care residential community. Sullivan's Quay got the silver from both the judges and the people for its mulligatawny.
The battle is joined from noon to 3 p.m. at Fellowship Hall in the United Methodist Church, 35 Middle Neck Rd., Port Washington. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Twin Pines Consumers Food Pantry. The event will also include a food drive, so please bring nonperishable food items to donate. For more information, call the Chamber of Commerce at 516-883-6566 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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It was about a week before free agency opened that Carmelo Anthony told the Knicks he would opt out of his contract, and I wrote we might be seeing the earliest the Bulls had ever been used in a contract negotiation.
And now, with Anthony returning to the Knicks for the cash, that rerun of an NBA free agency story is complete, same as LeBron James and Dwyane Wade in 2010.
The Bulls got used then and used now, and the sad fact is that they have to let themselves be used. That's the way of life now for the people who play in the house that Michael built. They have to make themselves vulnerable to criticism for not getting the big names because not trying is even worse.
The Bulls are the try-hard team. The Bulls are the try-hard franchise. Now they have to try hard to hide the fact that neither the team nor management can close.
Nobody knows the reason that prime free agents would rather play the Bulls than play for them. There probably are a lot of reasons, each as individual as the top players who want nothing to do with signing here.
The weather is a popular reason, and that will only become more acute. Winters are extreme, so why would anyone with a brain want to live here when there are warmer cities all over the place, and what's more, you're not required to play defense in a lot of them.
That's another possible reason that the best players don't sign with the Bulls. Defense. The Bulls play it. All of them. Or they sit in the fourth quarters. Isn't that right, Carlos Boozer?
Tom Thibodeau works his players hard. It starts with defense because the Bulls have no offense because nobody who's a shooter wants to cover anybody, so they don't come here, and there's your vicious circle.
For some players who don't sign with the Bulls, it's the Jordan statue in front of the United Center. Yes, it's stupid, but then, how many NBA players have earned Phi Beta Kappa keys?
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For still other players, it's the tax situation. Play in Florida or Texas, and there are no state taxes. Players measure themselves by their salaries, and they know they get to keep more of it by signing with the Heat, Magic, Mavericks, Rockets and Spurs.
Sometimes it's the money. period. The Bulls didn't have enough available this summer. Derrick Rose takes up 30 percent of the salary cap. Anthony was looking at a massive haircut.
The Bulls, then, look like the same try-hard team with some different faces, none of whom seems life-changing. The East remains weak. That helps. The Bulls might find a little more offense. That helps too. I'm still not seeing a championship team.
But there is some good news: only two more summers until the Bulls can get used by Kevin Durant.


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Welcome to the 4-star superior Mercure Hotel Hannover Mitte: You will find our hotel in the city center, peacefully located within a park. The main train station and lively inner city streets with their businesses are just a few minutes' walk away.
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The Mercure Hotel Hannover Mitte is in a peaceful park location in the city center. The 171 modern rooms are air-conditioned and have WIFI access and free Sky Cinema. The VDR-certified 3-star superior hotel is decorated in the Varieté style and boasts seven conference rooms for up to 150 people. Both the conference rooms and the roof terrace offer amazing views over the city. The hotel also has plenty of on-site parking available.
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... And My Dreams Run Riot
"Now I'm here, and my dreams run riot": lines by the Uzbek poet Jodgor Obid, who's now stranded in Austria after fleeing from the authoritarian regime of Islam Karimov. Uzbekistan is an oil-rich desert nation, located on the historic Great Silk Road. Around three quarters of the country's 24 million inhabitants are Uzbeks, descendants of the once-nomadic Turkic tribes of Central Asia. Most of them are Sunni Muslims.
The persecution of Uzbek writers
In 1991, Uzbekistan seceded from the Soviet Union and declared its independence. Since then, the country has been dominated politically by the People's Democratic Party, led by the authoritarian President Islam Karimov, former First Secretary of the Communist Party of Uzbekistan. If the regime's harsh treatment of writers is anything to go by, literary activity in Uzbekistan must possess an almost immeasurable explosive force.
Jodgor Obid is an Uzbek poet. Today, he lives in Austrian exile, in the parish of Götzis in the province of Vorarlberg. That he managed to escape Uzbekistan alive is due to a good instinct for dangerous situations, a portion of sheer luck and some very good friends. Jodgor Obid (*1940) worked on a collective farm, on building sites and at a steelworks before being allowed to study literature in Moscow in 1975. From the mid-Eighties onwards, he was no longer permitted to publish his poems through official channels in the Soviet Union, for they were regarded as too critical. In 1989, he joined the Uzbek civil rights movement, "Birlik", which was banned in 1993. The movement's leader was thrown in jail. At first, the regime tried to buy Obid by offering him a responsible government position; he refused, and was thereafter persecuted even more harshly. News of his predicament had spread abroad, however: in 1996, Human Rights Watch Helsinki awarded him their prize for the commitment to human rights evidenced in his works.
Obid's writing is strongly rooted in the Uzbek literary tradition, and he is seen as a writer who has regenerated that tradition. The literary critic Shahongir Muhamed from Tashkent wrote: "Obid is one of the few poets who have succeeded in freeing Uzbek literature from the historical burden of Communism, rejuvenating the Uzbek literary tradition and informing it with a new spirit. He has taken a dead literature that only existed on paper and made of it the literature of an entire people."
Harassment, imprisonment, flight
Although he has now been out of the country for years, Jodgor Obid is still a popular writer in Uzbekistan. Even small children on the street know many of his poems, which are recited at public meetings and printed on flyers. He was jailed twelve times in Uzbekistan; he was tortured because his writings criticised conditions in his native country; and eventually, he managed to escape, reaching Austria via Tiflis, Baku and Moscow. Yet he had to leave his family behind. Even today, he does not dare to phone his wife at her home number, and his writing still circles around the subject of his homeland: in a language packed with images, he finds extraordinary metaphors for his beloved Uzbekistan. His contempt for the country's rulers, including the President, is expressed in drastic images: thus he describes President Karimov as "the stray dog that became a dictator". Though Obid's persecution is now a thing of the past, it still remains present to him in exile, and his yearning for his home and family is palpable in every one of his poems and tales. "I believe poetry has accompanied me all my life", says Obid; and: "I always try to approach the essential nature of things as closely as possible."
The social function of literature
Throughout Central Asia, literature has a vitally important social function as an integral part of public life. This tradition dates back to the founder of classical Uzbek literature, Alisher Nawoi, a 15th-Century humanist thinker. His philosophical depth and the universality of his ideas made him a model for succeeding generations of authors. Nawoi was both a poet and a statesman; and he is a model for contemporary Uzbek writers because he saw poetry as a means of improving the world. His work retains its relevance even today; Nawoi's appeal to his compatriots to love their country and to work for its well-being continues to have a detectable influence on the writings of contemporary Uzbek authors.
Until 1924, the national language of Uzbekistan was Chaghatai. The recorded history of this language dates back to the 15th century. It was the written language of Central Asia, all the way from Persia to eastern Turkistan in what is now China. Chaghatai used Arabic script, while its grammar and vocabulary included numerous Persian elements. (Alisher Nawoi is regarded as the outstanding exponent of this "Old Uzbek" language.) At the beginning of the 20th century, efforts were made to reform Chaghatai, and to unite all the written languages of the Turkish world. As a result, a substantial degree of standardisation was undertaken and achieved. With the formation of the Soviet Union and the integration of many Turkic-speaking peoples into the Soviet empire, however, such endeavours came to an end.
Each Turkic language was now supposed to enjoy its own independent existence, and Uzbek was deemed to be the continuation of Chaghatai. Between 1928 and 1930, Arabic script was replaced by Latin script – which in 1940 was supplanted in its turn by Cyrillic. For this region, the older literature of the region is often now only accessible to specialists (although a great deal of folk literature is still transferred orally). Since Uzbekistan achieved independence in 1990, Uzbek is the official state language.
A generation of writers wiped out
The losses suffered by Uzbek literature under Stalinism can be felt even today. In the 1930s, almost every talented writer in Uzbekistan – alongside most intellectuals in other fields – was harassed and executed as an "enemy of the people". Before these waves of persecution began, Uzbekistan had produced a generation of writers whose works were rich and varied, integrating secular influences and dealing with significant issues of the time. This generation was almost completely wiped out; and the result was a period of stagnation in Uzbek literature, in which the surviving writers were forced to write according to the formulae of Socialist Realism. Only in the 1980s did a few Uzbek authors succeed in breaking out of this straitjacket. In the age of glasnost and perestroika, a group of writers – including Jodgor Obid – prepared the ground for the formation of the civil rights movement, "Birlik". Even in the early 80s, these authors produced works that criticised the regime in Moscow and attacked the various sicknesses of their own society.
The power of poetry
Poetry is popular in Uzbekistan; poems are recited at parties and on the street. When a writer reads aloud from his work, huge numbers of listeners appear. This power of poetry – to bring people together and to inspire their enthusiasm – is feared by those who rule the country.
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, saving and renewing the Uzbek language has been an important component in the work of Uzbekistan's writers. In the Soviet period, Russian was the language of the educated and ruling classes – and Uzbek was threatened. Uzbek writers responded by refusing to adopt any Russian vocabulary, thus spearheading the cause of Uzbek as the country's official language. The irony is that some of these writers were being persecuted almost simultaneously by the Karimov regime; for they had dared to engage in open criticism of the old leader's new policies – just as they had done in the Soviet era.
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The following information is a Web Extra from the pages of Farm Journal. It corresponds with the article "Economic Assessment." You can find the article in Farm Journal's 2013 Early Spring issue.
Read AgWeb's coverage of USDA's Agricultural Outlook Forum:
Drought Conditions Cease in Eastern Corn Belt
The historic 2012 drought is far from over, but it has at least subsided in parts of the country.
USDA Forecasts Another Tough Year for Dairy
But feed prices are expected to decline as new-crop corn and soybeans are harvested later this year.
U.S. Cattle Herd Continues to Contract
Record-high feed prices will stick around most of this year, which will continue to put the squeeze on an already suffering livestock industry.
Low Prices Hit Farm Belt: Growers Get More Crop, Less Cash
Prices for corn and soybeans will fall this year on record production, easing food inflation while providing less cash for growers recovering from drought.
CME Concerned Over Sequestration Impact on Livestock Futures
The cuts could impact the physical delivery and cash settlement mechanisms of certain CME livestock and dairy products.
Sequestration Imperils Agriculture Programs, Vilsack Warns
The U.S. agriculture secretary delivered that message Thursday at his department's Agricultural Outlook Forum 2013.
USDA Economist: Sharp Drop in Commodity Prices Coming
Commodity prices will fall "significantly" in 2013 due to strong corn and soybean production in 2013, but the weather remains a wild card.
The $4-Corn Train Gains Speed
Cattle Rise as Snowstorm May Curb Animal Weights; Hogs Decline


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Roscoe had surgery for a blockage yesterday. They said they retrieved a peach pit out of him, which I don't have the foggiest idea where he could have gotten. We haven't had peaches since they were In season this summer. Anyways, we have one of those inflatable donut collars, but I am wondering if I should order one of those comfy cones. Then I was thinking maybe one of those DAP diffuser might help more. Any suggestions are welcome.
I keep wondering where the heck he would have gotten the peach pit. The only thing I can think of is maybe a squirrel got it out of the compost bin and Roscoe got it when my husband played with him in the yard last weekend. I guess it doesn't matter now. Roscoe doesn't usually eat non food stuff, if it had been Austin I wouldn't have been so surprised. That and boy can one dog produce a lot of barf.
After care of blockage surgery
Talk about diets, exercise, and disease.
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I just went to visit him and take him some food. They said he could go home tonight if he would eat something. Hopefully he will eat his food, he wouldn't eat it when I was there but he seemed to be doing fine. She said he might have eaten the pit when it was fresh and it had been sitting there all this time. I can see him eating a fresh pit, he is a counter surfer and I might not have noticed or assumed it had gone through after a couple of days.
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Stuff like that can sit in the gut for quite awhile, may have been from this summer and just now moved enough to block everything else. Hopefully he will just cooperate and leave it alone, I've heard those comfy cones don't really stop most dogs, I have a couple normal cones plus one of those thick neck collar types but that was pretty ineffective too. Can you keep an eye on him during most of recovery?
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Yes, I can. That will probably be the best thing to do. He came back home last night and is doing fine so far. I am so glad to have him back home.
The vet said too that it could have been in there since peach season. He could have eaten a whole peach off of the counter and I would have assumed the pit went through when I didn't see any problems after a couple of days and then forgotten all about it.
The vet said too that it could have been in there since peach season. He could have eaten a whole peach off of the counter and I would have assumed the pit went through when I didn't see any problems after a couple of days and then forgotten all about it.
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Romeo would eat about 1 peach pit a year. He was small enough that they'd just roll around until he'd puke them back up. Longest he ever had one rolling around was 4 months (that I knew he got into anyway). He'd always partially chew them so I never knew if he'd gotten any whole until he puked them up whole.
Re: After care of blockage surgery
Just got back from getting his staples removed. He was actually good and left them alone, I worried for nothing. Didn't need any cones, donuts or anything.
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North Korea conducts its second rocket launch of the year in an apparent step forward in its push to develop long-range missile capabilities. The WSJ's Evan Ramstad explains the ramifications of a successful launch. Photo: AP
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I ... the the ... 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What Martin should have done is what all my previous publicists did: present the schedule only when it's nailed down. That way I'm left helplessly trying to explain to irate, neglected fans why I'm visiting four cities on the west coast but none between L.A. and New York.
Instead, what we have here, ladies and gentlemen, is a tentative schedule. And the publisher wants to know what you think. So go ahead! And remember: there's no reason they couldn't send me to every town in America, if they cared enough!
Okay, that's not true. I was exaggerating for comic effect. The number of cities is probably fixed, due to financial reasons and the fact that I'm not that famous. But if you've got a good reason why they should send me to one place and not another, post in the comments here and Martin will read it.
Here's the list:
- Boston
- Chicago
- Ann Arbor
- Dallas
- Austin
- Denver/Boulder
- San Francisco
- Either Madison or Los Angeles
It is actually very cool for a publisher to do this. In fact, I've never heard of one asking fans where they'd like an author to visit before.
Update: Whoa! That's a lot of comments. I found out that Martin is on vacation this week, so I guess he'll come back to a nice surprise. Wait, I mean, "violent argument." That's it.


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Jason Wu, Alexander Wang, and More Celebrate After the CFDA Awards
After yesterday's CFDA Awards was the afterparty atop the Meatpacking District's Standard Hotel. Many A-listers like Gwyneth Paltrow and Sarah Jessica Parker called it a night after the main event, but other revelers continued their good times. Irina Lazareanu was one of the first to bound in with friends like Carmen Kass. Jason Wu and Alexander Wang, meanwhile, held court at the bar. Alexander passed out kisses to celebrate his Swarovski award for accessory design, but he grabbed one special friend to steal a moment of rest admiring the space's impressive city views.
Elsewhere, Jamie Bochert made the rounds with her fiance Michael Pitt, J. Crew's Jenna Lyons posed for umpteen photos, and Alexis Bledel cozied up to Dree Hemingway. Many more models and designers mingled around the room including Donna Karan, Christopher Bailey, Liya Kibede, and Rag & Bone's David Neville.


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A driving restriction is a limitation of your driving privileges that may have been imposed for various reasons. For example, you may be required to wear glasses when you drive or have special or adaptive equipment on your vehicle, or you may be allowed to only drive to and from your school or job. For more information about driving restrictions, see Driving Restriction – Placement of a Restriction and Driving and Restriction – Removal of a Restriction.
If you have a driving restriction, it is usually identified on the front of your driver's license under the heading RESTR.
What happens if I receive a citation for having a violated a driving restriction?
The MVA is required to suspend or revoke your driver's license for having violated a restriction. However, the timing of the suspension/revocation depends upon whether or not the restriction is alcohol related. If the restriction is alcohol related, the Administrative Adjudication Division (AAD) of the MVA will move to suspend/revoke your license immediately, sometimes before you pay the fine or appear before the District Court. If the restriction is not alcohol related, the AAD takes action only after it has received information from the District Court that you either paid the fine, thereby admitting guilt, or were found guilty by the judge.
What are some examples of an alcohol related driving restriction?
One example of an alcohol related restriction is the required use of an ignition interlock device that measures your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level and prevents your vehicle from starting if you have been drinking. Another example is that if you are under 21 years of age you are restricted from driving or attempting to drive a motor vehicle while having a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level between .02 grams/100ml and .08 grams/100ml.
What should I do if I receive a notice of suspension/revocation from the MVA for violating a driving restriction?
Complete and immediately return your notice to the MVA. When completing the notice, you will have two options:
- Waive your right to a hearing – If you select this option, your license will be suspended or revoked on the date indicated on the notice.
Note: Your driver's license must be returned with the notice; be sure that it is the most recent license issued to you. If you no longer possess the license, you must submit a Certified Statement that explains why you do not have the license. However, the required minimum suspension/revocation period cannot begin until your license is received. If you delay in returning your driver's license, the actual duration of your suspension/revocation could be much longer . Also if you violate more than one restriction, you will receive separate suspensions that run consecutively, one after the other, unless otherwise ordered by the OHA administrative law judge.
- Request a hearing – You may request a hearing to show cause why your driver's license should not be suspended or revoked. The Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) will hold your hearing. If you select this option, your request for a hearing must be mailed to MVA's Administrative Adjudication Division (AAD) office before your suspension date. You do not have to turn in your driver's license until your hearing.
What happens next?
If you waive your hearing rights, or if you do nothing within the 15-day response period, the suspension or revocation will begin on the date identified on the notice. At a minimum the suspension period will last 6 months, while the revocation period depends upon your driving record. Note, however, that the required, minimum suspension/revocation period cannot begin until your license is received. If you delay in returning your driver's license, the actual duration of your suspension/revocation could be much longer. Also, if you violate more than one restriction, you will receive separate suspensions that run consecutively, one after the other, unless otherwise ordered by the OAH administrative law judge.
If you request a hearing, the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) will notify you of the hearing date, time and location. Usually, the hearing will be held at the hearing office nearest to your residence, unless you request a different location.
Why would my license be revoked rather than suspended?
The MVA will revoke your license if you have had previous violations of your license restriction(s). Otherwise, your license will be suspended.
What must I do after the suspension or revocation period has ended to regain my driver's license?
When the suspension period is over, you may apply for a duplicate driver's license at any full service MVA branch office. However, if your driver's license expires during the suspension period and the suspension period extends for more than one year past the expiration date, you will need to apply for a new license and be retested.
The MVA's Driver Wellness and Safety Division (DW&S) determines the revocation period and when you can apply to have your license reinstated. For more information about reinstating a license, see Reinstatement of a Revoked Driver's License.
- There is no fee involved in this process.
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Job Description The Clinical Operations Leader is responsible for coordinating the functional team members and their activities across all geographies, liaising with project leadership and the sponsor to ensure that the Global Research Operations deliverables (timeline, quality, productivity) are met. The Clinical Operations Leader has overall accountability for the execution of the clinical operations strategy on the project. May act as Project Leader for projects involving a small number of services, where no Project Leader is assigned. Tasks assigned as responsibility include all aspects of the GRO discipline. Provides Work Direction to Project team members as appropriate Works Closely with All project team members External Relationships Investigational sites Client (if appropriate) External suppliers (as needed) Auditors and Regulators Key Accountabilities Client Liaison • Effectively communicate with internal and external customers as well as third party vendors • Prioritize effectively and respond to urgent requests within team or from sponsor. Project Initiation & Planning • Manage study start-up activities, in small size studies • Provide input to project tools, PL project plan, Central File Maintenance Plan • Provide input to the format and content for sponsor reports • Provide input to and oversight of site selection strategy plan • Develop site selection and monitoring plans for the team • Review and provide input into patient recruitment plan and retention plan • Ensure all team members have access to tools and documents • Establish efficient / effective working relationships with other functional Leaders and coordinators across geographies and projects within a given program • Develop study plans, tools and forms. Project Implementation, Control & Evaluation • Provide leadership and direction to project team members • Identify, organize and deliver (where appropriate) study specific training in collaboration with Project Leader and Project Specialists • Evaluate and identify resourcing needs and continuously monitor over life cycle of project • Provide productivity targets to project team members • Provide performance feedback on team members as appropriate • Address identified and escalated site issues and drive to closure • Early recognize areas of potential problems and provide input to contingency plans • Monitor study timelines, patient recruitment, retention and data cleaning to ensure successful outcome of the project • Oversee maintenance and quality check of Central Files • Maintain and assure quality of work generated and escalate and follow up as appropriate • Ensure appropriate handover between project team members • Implement and instigate process improvements within the project • Provide input to the Revenue Recognition forecast • Identify changes in scope and liaise with Project Leader • May be required to conduct site visits as per client or project demands • Participate in client, investigator and team meetings • Prepare, participate in and follow up on audits / inspections • Participate in all required applicable trainings Project Close-out • Collaborate with project team (e.g. Project Leader and Data Operations Leader) on database lock activities • Together with Project Leader ensure all administrative closeout procedures are completed, according to Project Close-out Checklist • Together with Project Leader ensure project is archived and all documentation returned to the client as specified by the contract • Participate in end of study meeting and give input to lessons learned information and feedback relevant information into the relevant functions Operational • Maintain a working knowledge and ensure compliance with applicable ICH-GCP Guidelines, local regulatory requirements and PAREXEL WSOPs, SOPs, Operational Guidelines, Work Instructions and study specific procedure • Complete routine administrative tasks in a timely manner (e.g. timesheets, metrics, office and travel expense claims)
Job Qualifications Skills • Leadership skills that include: − ability to lead a virtual team across locations and cultures − carefully weigh the priority of project tasks and direct team accordingly − enlist the support of team members in meeting goals − ability to negotiate and influence with diplomacy in order to achieve results − ability to make decisions even in ambiguous situations to achieve project timelines and quality − ability to proactively identify and solve problems by using a logical, systematic approach − ability to conduct root cause analysis in business problem solving and process improvement development − strong customer focus, ability to interact professionally within a client organization − ability to manage multiple and varied tasks with enthusiasm, prioritize workload with attention to detail − effective time management in order to meet daily metrics or team objectives • Personal skills that include: − ability to take initiative and work independently − ability to successfully work in a team environment − sense of urgency in completing assigned tasks − commitment to high quality work and respective consistent performance − excellent interpersonal, oral and written communication skills − ability to gain trust and confidence with a client as well as within PAREXEL − good learning ability − action oriented − excellent presentation skills − good consulting skills − flexibility to change − ability to travel as required • Business / operational skills that include − customer focus − commitment to delivery and quality − proactive issue identification and resolution − provision of win-win solutions to problems − in-depth understanding and experience in the clinical trial process − knowledge of SOPs/guidelines, ICH-GCP and other applicable local and international regulations − proficient computer and internet skills including knowledge of MS-Office products such as Excel, Word Education • Degree in a life science, nursing qualification or relevant experience Language Skills
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Energizing an unremarkable property led to a cozy, fun weekend retreat
The sum of Hiroko and Harry Lange's weekend getaway was even less than its awkward parts. In fact, there was nothing remarkable about the existing Marblehead, Massachusetts, structure.
Originally a modest, two-story Cape Cod built in the 1960s, the house had acquired a series of unrelated additions that increased its size but decreased its livability and charm. Harry and Hiroko, whose primary home is in Boston, knew the house would require extensive renovation. They sought the talent of Boston design team Dee Elms and Andrew Terrat along with architect Ron Margolis to turn the hodgepodge of architecture and decor into the best it could be--a grand house on the water.
"None of the additions related to what already existed," says Elms. "The variety of tastes and styles made it feel like you were walking into several completely different houses. It was Andrew's and my job to create a harmonious relationship."
What made the effort of the vast redo worthwhile was the house's choice location at the entrance to Marblehead Neck, a narrow causeway leading from the historic harbor town to a hilly enclave surrounded by water. In 2006, when the Langes bought the house, they decided to follow the footprints of generations of Bostonians who have summered on Marblehead Neck, taking advantage of its sandy beaches and views of the Boston skyline.
"This house was in a special location, with its beach and views of the Boston skyline," says Harry. "We loved the idea that we could be in such a beautiful spot in 30 minutes."
Besides establishing coherence between the original home and additions, Terrat wanted "to make the house look more like its neighbors." To that end, various architectural elements, including a new facade and a flagstone walkway, were created. Other touches--irregular outlines unified by cedar shingles, an eyebrow window, and an informal summerhouse attitude--were bestowed to help the house speak in shingle-style vernacular.
When the crew first stepped into the white entry hall, they knew they had to energize the home's ho-hum greeting. They did so by inserting gold grasscloth into existing wall panels, placing an oak chest against one wall, and hanging a chandelier.
In the great room, generous proportions enabled the team to carve out individual seating areas for conversing, watching television, and working. But first, architectural interest needed to be added. Sheathed in white horizontal shiplap paneling, the walls offer subtle texture and unify the space. A pair of sofas slipcovered in white cotton duck direct attention to the television on a newly added wall. To balance the architectural pizzazz of the front wall, heavy woodwork on the staircase and upper story bridge was replaced with a stainless-steel cable system that introduces a contemporary flair.
"The great room was huge, so just having a sofa and chair in the middle never would work," explains Elms. "In fact, the room is carefully arranged so it can accommodate a number of different activities simultaneously."
Elms and Terrat escorted the large kitchen from dark and dreary to warm and cheery with a bright palette of lipstick red and ivory. And they followed the same process they used in the adjoining great room--architecture first. An added coffered ceiling features beadboard panels and a recessed light within each coffer. The island, once a hulking presence in the center of the room, is now augmented with low banquettes upholstered and cushioned in cheerful red-and-white check.
The Langes' updated seaside abode makes the couple long for weekends. "We are thrilled with the way the project turned out," says Harry. "Now our home is comfortable, cozy, and fun--we love to entertain our friends so they can enjoy it, too."
Photography: Gordon Beall
Produced by Estelle Bond Guralnick
Architect: Ron Margolis, Margolis & Fishman Inc., 955 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA 02139; 617/492-0200.
Interior design: Dee Elms and Andrew Terrat, Terrat Elms Interior Design, 535 Albany St., 4th Floor, Boston, MA 02118; 617/451-1555, terratelms.com.
Contractor: Groom Construction Co., 96 Swampscott Rd., Salem, MA 01970; 781/592-3135.
In the foyer, a chandelier by Oly, a striped rug by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, a buffet by Crate & Barrel, and a mirror by John Rosselli amplify the summery colors of water and sunshine.
Octagonal mirror (William & Mary, custom): John Rosselli, 212/772-2137, johnrosselli.com.
Buffet ("Basque"): Crate & Barrel, 800/996-9960, crateandbarrel.com.
Striped rug ("Calypso"): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 617/266-0075, mgbwhome.com.
Chandelier ("Isa"): Oly, 775/336-2100, olystudio.com.
Wall covering ("Grasscloth"/Natural): Twenty2, 888/222-3036, twenty2.net.
Pedestal and urn: owner's collection.
Flooring: limestone.
The size of the great room makes it useful for various activities--from TV watching on the Bang & Olufsen entertainment system that sits on a console by Oly, to working--with separate seating areas.
Slipcovered sofa ("Hudson," discontinued); Bentwood rattan chairs ("Holden," discontinued); table holding marble urn ("Spool Table," discontinued): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 617/266-0075, mgbwhome.com.
Slipcover fabric: cotton duck.
Entertainment console ("Dylan"): Oly, 775/336-2100, olystudio.com.
Audio/video system ("BeoVision 7"): Bang & Olufsen, 617/262-4949, bang-olufsen.com.
Table behind sofa ("Big Sur Bench"): Crate & Barrel, 800/996-9960, crateandbarrel.com.
Globe on table (antique): Antiques on 5, 617/951-0008.
Pillows on sofa: owner's collection.
Paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Flooring: darkened oak.
Area rug (sisal): Faber's Rug Co., 781/235-5996.
The great room's window seat beckons with a cushion covered in Cowtan & Tout's polka-dot fabric.
Striped runner (by Richard Lambertson and John Truex, for the Fashion Underfoot Collection): Elson & Co., 800/944-2858, elsoncompany.com.
Window-seat cushion fabric ("Dalston"/Red #J473F-03, by Jane Churchill); red bobble fringe on sheers ("Carnaby Pom Fringe"/Red #JM40E-04, by Jane Churchill): Cowtan & Tout, 212/647-6900, cowtan.com.
Cushion cording ("3/8-inch Escorial Cord"/Jute #980-13098-1200): Samuel & Sons, 212/704-8000, samuelandsons.com.
Pillows: owner's collection.
Spool tables ("Chessman Stools," discontinued): Hudson, 617/292-0900.
Armchair ("Maximillian" #1029A): Dessin Fournir, 785/434-2777, dessinfournir.com. Desk ("Mason Wood-Top Desk"): Williams-Sonoma Home, 888/922-4108, wshome.com.
Desk lamp ("Orion"): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 617/266-0075, mgbwhome.com.
Shutters: Barrows The Window Shoppe, 617/964-4580, barrows.biz.
Window shades ("Sophie Sheer"/Natural #F102-8): Carleton V, 212/355-4525, carletonvltd.com.
A wood urn stands tall in the great room.
Wood urn; spool table: owner's collection.
An oak kitchen table by Crate & Barrel mixes it up with a matching bench on one side and comfortable upholstered chairs by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams on the other.
Rectangular dining table and bench ("Big Sur"): Crate & Barrel, 800/996-9960, crateandbarrel.com.
Slipcovered dining chairs ("Kiki," discontinued): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 617/266-0775, mgbwhome.com.
Pottery (vintage): Reside, 617/547-2929.
Lobster sign photograph: Angela Russo, 617/338-6640.
Red-checked cushions in Ralph Lauren Home fabric, with pillows in striped fabric by Donghia, make the kitchen banquette a cheerful place to curl up and relax.
Fabric on banquette: discontinued.
Striped pillows on banquette ("Espadrille"/Isoletta): Donghia, 914/662-2377, donghia.com.
Bar stools ("Brewster," discontinued): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 617/266-0075, mgbwhome.com.
Striped runner ("Lambertson Truex," Fashion Underfoot Collection): Elson & Co., 800/944-2858, elsoncompny.com.
Cabinetry: existing, but lightened with antique white paint and glazed beadboard. Hardware (black, oil-rubbed bronze, Brookhaven Cabinetry): Wood-Mode Inc., 877/635-7500, wood-mode.com.
Backsplash; oven hood: through Groom Construction Co., 781/592-3135.
Shutters: Barrows The Window Shoppe, 617/964-4580, barrows.biz.
Faucet (single lever faucet in Tuscan Brass): Rohl, 800/777-9762, rohlhome.com. Refrigerator drawers: Sub-Zero Inc., 800/222-7820, subzero.com.
Silver countertop by bar stools: Caesarstone Quartz Surfaces, 800/666-8201, caesarstoneus.com.
Perimeter countertop: Calacatta marble.
In the kitchen sitting area, the designers replaced a dark fireplace surround with sand-colored marble, placed the TV into the recessed overmantel, and drew up two modern wing chairs to create a friendly nook with Hiroko's beloved lipstick-red walls as a backdrop.
Wing chairs ("Carter"); fabric (Ticking/Charcoal and Red): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 617/266-0075, mgbwhome.com. Pillow on wing chair: owner's collection. Round side table ("X-Turned Side Table," discontinued): Hudson, 617/292-0900. Fireplace surround: sand-colored marble.
Fire screen: existing in home.
Television: LG Electronics, 800/243-0000. us.lge.com.
Red wall paint ("Poppy" #1315); ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
The master bedroom's centerpiece is an iron bed by Niermann Weeks. Adding extra seating are an armchair and ottoman in a corner and two stools at the foot of the bed, all by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams.
Canopy bed ("Loire"): Niermann Weeks, 212/319-7979, niermannweeks.com. Slipcovered chair and ottoman ("Nicki"); stools ("Spool," discontinued); floor lamp ("Skylar"); lamp on bedside table ("Stilleto"); octagonal mirror over dresser ("Arabesque Mirror"): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 617/266-0075, mgbwhome.com. Throw pillows; coverlet; duvet: owner's collection.
Wall covering ("Criss Cross"/Pink, by Alan Campbell #AP403; skirted table fabric, pillow sham, and drapery trim ("Saya Gata"/Pink in White #AC207-23, by Alan Campbell); drapery ("Bahama Cloth"/White #2040-01, by China Seas): Quadrille Wallpapers & Fabrics, 212/753-2995, quadrillefabrics.com.
Painting: Susan Schrader, 781/631-1477.
Rug (vintage): Steven King Showroom, 617/426-3302.
Jar (Ming Dynasty covered jar): JF Chen, 323/466-9700, jfchen.com.
Table beside bed (discontinued): Wisteria, 800/320-9757, wisteria.com.
Crisscross- and trellis-patterned fabric and wallpaper, both from China Seas, envelop the master bedroom in soft pink.
A wall of "Mardale" red floral wallpaper by Cowtan & Tout enlivens the otherwise neutral master bath.
Wall covering ("Mardale"/Red #J079W-05): Cowtan & Tout, 212/647-6900, cowtan.com. Vanity stool ("Midge," discontinued): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 617/266-0075, mgbwhome.com.
Painting: Susan Schrader, 781/631-1477.
Vanity (custom); mirrors: Pinelyne Furniture, 207/892-4105.
Flooring: basketweave marble.
Tub ("Monaco"): Victoria & Albert Baths, 800/421-7189, vandabaths.com.
Shower enclosoure: through Groom Construction Co., 781/592-3135.
Vanity countertop: Calacatta marble.
The cabana room was formerly a small, land-locked room without easy access. Designers Terrat and Elms gave it new life by widening its access to the front hall with a pocket door and opening the back wall onto the rear deck via a sliding glass door. The tented walls lend a feeling of being outdoors.
Slipcovered sofa ("Nicki"); side table ("Misha"): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 617/266-0075, mgbwhome.com.
Sofa fabric ("Terry Towel"/Pure White #284-82): Sina Pearson Textiles, 212/366-1146, sinapearson.com.
Painting above sofa (by Marc Chivitarese): Lanoue Fine Art, 617/262-4400, lanouefineart.com.
Club chairs ("Clementine"): Verellen Home Collection, 336/889-7379.
Club-chair fabric; trunk; pillows on sofa; drapery; rug: owner's collection.
Valance fabric ("Solar Canvas"/Natural #287-82): Sina Pearson Textiles, 212/366-1146, sinapearson.com.
Ceiling and trim paint ("Malton" #1073): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667.
Lounge chairs are arranged to take advantage of the ocean view.
On the terrace, red paper lanterns are a chic source of light after sunset.
The facade of the Langes' home was enhanced with architectural details.


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