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This program lets students explore the relationship between building form and function by focusing on three Cleveland-area historic houses of worship: St. Theodosius, an Orthodox Church; Temple Tifereth Israel, a synagogue; and the Kirtland Temple, a 19th-century Community of Christ (Latter Day Saints) Church. Through extensive interactivity students are introduced to architectural history and to the use of geometry and mathematics in order to understand how these buildings compare in their design. An accompanying Teacher Information Packet concentrates on architectural functional morphology, diversity, neighborhood characteristics, and data sources.
Co-developed by the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland State University's Center for Sacred Landmarks, the American Institute of Architects (Cleveland Chapter), and the Lake County ESC.
- Introduce first building, Kirtland Temple.
- Analyze the architectural forms and identify the geometric shapes, including use of the Golden Section and the Fibonnacci Series.
- Compare the two floorplans.
- Introduce second building, St. Theodosius.
- Describe the architectural elements, giving background on church history.
- Introduce third building, Temple Tifereth Israel, and follow analysis as in second.
- Students will explore the relationship between building form and function and be introduced to the concept of functional morphology-that the building takes shape based on its intended use.
- Students will discover and compare three historic sacred landmarks, which focuses the lesson on diversity of design and diversity of worship traditions.
- Students will be introduced to reading architectural plans and will participate in interactivity during the videoconference in which they follow a floor plan while viewing the building it represents.
- Students will be introduced to the concept of sacred geometry.


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Grab your sunblock! The third stop on Traditional Home's annual showhouse tour takes us to Southampton, New York, for our most recent Hampton Designer Showhouse, benefiting Southampton Hospital. In a special twist, the 17th edition of the showhouse spans two new-builds next door to each other. More than 24 designers collaborated to create cohesive yet daring retreats perfect for long weekends with friends and family. Come explore these bold beach homes.
Foyer 1 by Greg McKenzie
A multicolored mirror hangs above a cerused black console table from R.E. Steel Antiques in the foyer by Greg McKenzie.
Photography: John Bessler & Werner Straube
Produced by Jenny Bradley Pfeffer
Foyer 1 by Greg McKenzie
"I wanted the foyer to communicate a sophistication while embracing the clean architecture of the relaxed home," Greg McKenzie says. An oval mirror with colored glass fragments reflects the light-filled entrance. A stately round pedestal table formed from concrete is ornamented with a glass cylinder vase full of large green elephant ears. Rush weaving on a basket, a tufted velvet ottoman, and an antique cerused-oak table in a black finish add textural drama.
Table "Bostwick Round Concrete Table," black bamboo stool, large vase, and rush basket: Mecox; mecox.com.
Pink-and-orange throw "Avalon": Hermès; hermes.com.
Mirror "Italian," multicolored: Cosulich Interiors; cosulichinteriors.com.
Black table "Mid-Century," cerused: R.E. Steel Antiques; resteele.1stdibs.com.
Blue ottoman vintage: Greg McKenzie Design; gregmckenziedesign.com.
Wooden chair in background "Milos -Baughman": R.E. Steel Antiques; resteele.1stdibs.com.
Powder Room by Greg McKenzie
McKenzie's powder room exudes glamour. A black-and-white wallcovering from Phillip Jeffries, an antique mirror from Mecox Gardens, and faceted legs in a polished chrome finish on the console sink lend to the appeal.
Interior designer: Greg McKenzie, Greg McKenzie Design, 65 Montauk Hwy., Suite D, East Hampton, NY 11937; 516/819-1554; gregmckenziedesign.com.
Family Room 1 by Nancy Galasso & Richard Cerrone for Lillian August Furnishings + Design
Nancy Galasso and Richard Cerrone of Lillian August Furnishings + Design didn't shy away from color in this gathering area. "Because the space leads to the pool and covered porch, we envisioned it as a place to hang out with friends," Galasso says. "It feels inviting, boho-chic, and fun." The patterned Manuel Canovas window panel fabric jump-started the duo's design. Complementing textiles are punctuated with texture—note the metallic cork wallcovering, woven stool, and oversize Balinese basket. The sofa, sumptuous chairs, and coffee tables with clamshell tops and cast-stone bases are all available through Lillian August. A dazzling "Light Drop" chandelier by Studio Bel Vetro caps the elegant assembly.
Interior designers: Nancy Galasso and Richard Cerrone, Lillian August Furnishings + Design, 32 Knight St., Norwalk, CT 06851; 203/847-3314; lillianaugust.com.
Wallpaper "Travertine" in gold and ivory, curtains "Jeema" in turquoise: Cowtan & Tout; cowtan.com.
Curtain rod custom "Bend Elbow Return Rod" in antique gold leaf on silver: Morgik; morgik.com.
Sofa "Hinson" by Lillian August/Hickory White: through Lillian August Furnishings + Design; lillianaugust.com.
Sofa fabric "Amala" by Manuel Canovas: Cowtan & Tout; cowtan.com.
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Pillow fabrics "Git" in Miel, "Jaya" in Pivoine, and "Maroquin II" in turquoise by Manuel Canovas: Cowtan & Tout; cowtan.com.
Chairs: "Hinson" by Lillian August/Hickory White: through Lillian August Furnishings + Design; lillianaugust.com.
Chair fabric "Mansi" by Manuel Canovas: Cowtan & Tout; cowtan.com.
Drinking table, Balinese woven urn, woven stool: through Lillian August Furnishings + Design; lillianaugust.com.
Pillows on floor "Tara" in turquoise and "Maroquin II" in turquoise by Manuel Canovas: Cowtan & Tout; cowtan.com.
Coffee table and rug: through Lillian August Furnishings + Design; lillianaugust.com.
Chandelier "Light Drop": Studio Bel Vetro; studiobelvetro.com.
Foyer 2 by Ken Gemes
This bright entrance hall by Ken Gemes is unquestionably classy. Donning a subtle blue-and-white scheme, the airy space with beautiful architecture—see the panels and pretty moldings—welcomes guests.
Foyer 2 by Ken Gemes
"It became a study of colors of the sea and different art that defined the space," he says. Ming-style garden stools flank Highland House's white table with brass feet. A tufted bench with upholstery reminiscent of water can be easily pulled up. The clean-lined chandelier from Circa Lighting draws eyes above. Geometric stairwell carpet is by Stanton.
Blue artwork in stairwell From the Bird's Nest framed photograph: Celadon Art; celadonart.com.
Artwork in stairwell Architecture 17, Act 17, Ripon 1 framed photo: through Trowbridge Gallery; trowbridgegallery.com.
Stairway carpet "Hunter Hill" from Lexington Hill collection in Marine: Stanton; stantoncarpet.com.
Chandelier "Choros" two-tier chandelier by Barry Goralnick: Circa Lighting; circalighting.com.
Bench "Olivia" in maple finish: Erinn V. Design Group, erinnvdesigngroup.com.
Fabric on bench "Kaze West": Zak + Fox; zakandfox.com.
Rug "Avant Titanium," sisal: Merida Studio; meridastudio.com.
White table "Simone" in Cloud White with brass feet: Highland House; highlandhousefurniture.com.
Pair of stools Ming-style in light blue: The Van Cleve Collection; thevanclevecollection.com.
Vase Decorative urn in Rustic Iron: Henredon; henredon.com.
Powder Room by Ken Gemes
The color palette from the foyer carries into the powder room also designed by Gemes. A beautiful Nina Campbell wallcovering wraps the space in blue.
Interior designer: Ken Gemes, Ken Gemes Interiors, 4 Sunny Brae Place, Bronxville, NY 10708; 914/907-0047; kengemes.com.
Dining Room 1 by Michael Del Piero for Hunter Douglas
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Interior designer: Michael Del Piero, Michael Del Piero Good Design, 428 N. Wolcott Ave., Chicago, IL 60622; 773/772-3000; michaeldelpiero.com.
Bench and pillows antique French: Michael Del Piero Good Design; michaeldelpiero.com.
Table, striped chair, white chairs, and ottoman custom design: Michael Del Piero Good Design; michaeldelpiero.com.
Rug "Agave Superior" in Quarry with taupe leather binding: Merida; meridastudio.com.
Wine room custom built by home builder.
Mobile over table "Bounce": Roll & Hill; rollandhill.com.
Pictures India ink drawings by Elliot Bergman: Michael Del Piero Good Design; michaeldelpiero.com.
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Fabric "Park Silver Shell" by Mark Alexander: Romo; romo.com.
Window roller shades "Alustra Woven Textures" in Retreat fabric in Pure: Hunter Douglas; hunterdouglas.com.
Family Room 2 by Jennifer Mabley & Austin Handler
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Ceiling wallpaper "Against the Grain" in Taupe Timber; Phillip Jeffries, Ltd; phillipjeffries.com.
Chandelier "Grand Lotus" in silver leaf: Currey & Company; curreycodealers.com.
Sheers "Basics #4303-101": Kravet; kravet.com.
Draperies "Arches" in Sea from the Candice Olson collection for Kravet; kravet.com.
Oil painting above mantel by Thomas O'Neil: homeowners' collection.
Wooden floor lamp no longer available: Rumrunner Home; rumrunnerhome.com.
Sofas "Flying Point" in Pearl Cerused Oak: Kravet; kravet.com.
Sofa fabric #33902-15: Kravet; kravet.com.
Club chairs "Flying Point" in Dune Cerused Oak and fabric #2014139-101: Mabley Handler for Kravet; kravet.com.
Side table "Cantilever End": Rumrunner Home; rumrunnerhome.com.
Ottoman custom "Wesley" in Shell Cerused Oak and Satin Silver Metal: Mabley Handler for Kravet; kravet.com.
Coffee table "Privet Lane" in Dune Cerused finish and Satin Silver Metal: Mabley Handler for Kravet; kravet.com.
Rug custom, Annapurna collection: Stark Carpet; starkcarpet.com.
Family Room 2 by Jennifer Mabley & Austin Handler
Cerused-oak pieces from the designers' Mabley Handler furniture collection for Kravet evoke a driftwood aura perfect for the seaside.
Interior designers: Jennifer Mabley and Austin Handler, Mabley Handler Interior Design, 34 Head of Pond Road, Water Mill, NY 11976; 631/726-7300; mableyhandler.com.
Kitchen 1 by Gary Ciuffo
"Industrial, English, and Hamptons" are the words Gary Ciuffo uses to describe this kitchen. Wire-brushed European rift-cut white oak, architectural metals, and exposed fasteners bring the room to life. "The metal strapping reinforces old-world joinery techniques," Ciuffo says. The designer selected Crossville's Basalt collection for the backsplash and Dekton by Cosentino "Vegha" countertops for a unified look. White high-gloss cabinetry, a stainless-steel hood, and polished-nickel pendants from Circa Lighting complete the space.
Kitchen designer: Gary Ciuffo, Ciuffo Cabinetry, 95 Brook Ave., Deer Park, NY 11729; 631/586-5976; ciuffocabinetry.com.
Island and kitchen cabinetry European rift-cut white oak custom-stained with polished stainless-steel detailing; panels are cold-cast stainless steel and white cabinets custom, factory-painted high-gloss, hand-polished cabinetry with polished stainless-steel detailing: Ciuffo Cabinetry; ciuffocabinetry.com.
Hardware "Leebank" in Barreled Nickel: Armac Martin; armacmartin.co.uk.
Backsplash Basalt collection: Crossville; crossvilleinc.com.
Countertops "Dekton" in Vegha: Cosentino; cosentino.com.
Pendant lights "Bryden" in polished nickel: Circa Lighting; circalighting.com.
Range hood custom fabricated hood sprayed with cold-cast stainless-steel polymer: Ciuffo Cabinetry; ciuffocabinetry.com.
Ceiling wallpaper "Against the Grain" in Taupe Timber: Phillip Jeffries, Ltd; phillipjeffries.com.
Kitchen faucets "Purist": Kohler; kohler.com.
Bar stools "Welles Counter Stool": Orient Express Furniture; orientexpressfurniture.com.
Appliances: Sub-Zero; subzero-wolf.com.
Kitchen 2 by Gary Ciuffo
Dark and light artfully blend in this kitchen by Gary Ciuffo. "I was inspired by Italian design," says Ciuffo. "I wanted to bring that European-modern flair into a Hamptons kitchen." Appliances are from Sub-Zero/Wolf.
Dining Room 2 by Brian Brady & Franco Biscardi
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Interior designers: Brian Brady and Franco Biscardi, Brady Design, 129 Main St., Southampton, NY 11968; 631/283-3111; firstname.lastname@example.com; bbradydesign.com.
Pendant light "Star Stick" in natural brass: O'Lampia; olampia.com.
Dining table: Home Nature; homenature.com.
Leather chairs vintage: Brady Design private collection.
Woven dining chairs mid-20th-century-style teakwood and rope: John Himmel Decorative Arts; johnhimmel.com.
Blue lamp "Sumo": Hwang Bishop; hwangbishop.net.
Rug Reverse twill with pinstripe: Elizabeth Eakins; elizabetheakins.com.
Wallpaper "Ombre," custom colored: Brett Design; brettdesigninc.com.
Draperies custom in linen: Arabel Fabrics; arabelfabrics.com.
Window shades Papyrusweave collection in "Harmony" fabric in blended raffia: Hartmann & Forbes; hartmannforbes.com.
Console vintage: Laurin Copen Antiques; laurincopenantiques.com.
Mirror "Belvedere" in brass and lamp "Heidelberg Octagonal" in brass: Vaughan; vaughandesigns.com.
Laundry Room by Greg McKenzie
Greg McKenzie maximized the small laundry room to create a pretty and efficient space. Natural light filters in through the window and dances around on blue lacquered cabinetry. Dual Electrolux washers and dryers can handle the weekend crowd.
Interior designer: Greg McKenzie, Greg McKenzie Design, 65 Montauk Hwy., Suite D, East Hampton, NY 11937; 516/819-1554; gregmckenziedesign.com.
Junior Master Bedroom 1 by Matthew Frederick
The statement maker in this room by Matthew Frederick is the custom teal secretary with yellow interior by Browne & Moore. "It's a modern take on a classic Biedermeier design and is updated for the way people live and work today," Frederick says. The bold space boasts an appreciation for art and a good cocktail—and includes a tufted chenille sofa for catnaps. A klismos-inspired desk chair with brass detailing provides a perch for work time. An aged-copper pendant speaks to the salt-air's effect on the mineral.
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Wallpaper "Shang Extra Fine Sisal" in sky blue: Thibaut; thibautdesign.com.
Secretary "Browne & Moore Abbey Secretary," custom: mfrederick.com.
Chair "Themis" in "Jean De Merry Arran Chatain" fabric in Espresso: Kimberly Denman; kimberlydenman.com.
Rug "Grand Textures Weave": Nourison; nourison.com.
Artwork at left vintage 22-karat gold-leaf burst: Nancy Price Antiques; nancypriceinteriors.com.
Large painting 1950s Mixed Media on Paper in Wood Frame by Nancy Vanderberg Lee and center artwork Pastel on Paper, 1974 by R. Van Mol: M. Frederick Design; mfrederick.com.
Artwork at right Photo of Parakeet: Robin Rice Gallery; robinricegallery.com.
Lamp on secretary "Jerome Park Lighting": M. Frederick Design; mfrederick.com.
Lamp at right "Opus" by M. Frederick for Chelsea House, Ltd. with custom shade: M. Frederick Design; mfrederick.com.
White sofa in "Meribel Chenille" in beige: My Private Workroom; myprivateworkroom.com.
Statue of ibis vintage, blue-and-white vase on secretary custom "Ginger Jar with Peonies," and pillows in vintage indigo textiles: M. Frederick Design; mfrederick.com.
Draperies "Westover Nile" in blue: Clarence House; clarencehouse.com.
Junior Master Bedroom 1 by Matthew Frederick
Contemporary wall sculptures by artist Kazumi Yoshida pair with a vintage horse statue.
Interior designer: Matthew Frederick, M. Frederick Design, 630 5th Ave., New York, NY 10111; 908/669-4784; mfrederick.com.
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Ranelle Wolf let "the divine feminine" serve as the inspiration for her pretty bedroom. A woven metallic wallcovering from York wraps the room in texture and subtle color. A canopy bed features a floral headboard and a dotted print on wispy, ivory bed curtains.
Interior designer: Ranelle Susan Wolf, Wolf Interior Designs, 143 Hampton Vista Dr., Manorville, NY 11949; wolfinteriordesigns.com.
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Bedroom 1 by Melanie Roy for Garnet Hill
The upholstered bed with nailhead trim and small sheepskin pillows are from Garnet Hill. Verdant hues appear on the bench and coordinating ceramic tiles above the bed. A patterned rug and woven wall pendants amp up the earthy texture.
Interior designer: Melanie Roy, Melanie Roy Design, 829 Park Ave., 12th Floor, New York, NY 10021; 646/858-6321; melanieroydesign.com.
Bed "Fairbanks" upholstered bed: no longer available.
Artwork ceramic wall squares: Lori Katz; lorikatz.com.
Lamps "Green Oaks": Palecek; palecek.com.
Nightstands "Rowe Nesting Tables" in ebony: Serena & Lily; serenaandlily.com.
Large pillows and bed cover "Waves Washed Silk": Eileen Fisher; eileenfisher.com.
Small pillows sheepskin in ivory: Garnet Hill; garnethill.com.
Faux fur throw and bench "LaSalle Iron Bench": no longer available.
Rug "Magnolia Home Chantilly Wool" in black: Bed, Bath & Beyond; bedbathandbeyond.com.
Wood chandelier "Finch": Arteriors; arteriorshome.com.
Master Bath 1 by Kim Radovich
Kim Radovich didn't want to do the expected in the master bath. "That's why I chose black for the walls," she says. "It offered a more urban-chic take on the space." Thibaut's "Yuma" wallcovering in an alligator-skin motif pairs perfectly with the patterned Roman shade fabric and graphic floor tiles. A mobile hides unsightly air vents while adding whimsy. Kohler's freestanding soaking tub augments the serene atmosphere. A double vanity by Ciuffo Cabinetry with ebonized wood and stainless-steel frame affords plenty of storage. The monogrammed towels are from Garnet Hill.
Interior designer: Kim Radovich, Kim Radovich Interiors, 12 Harbor Hill Road, Huntington, NY 11743; 631/868-0595; kimradovichinteriors.com.
Ceiling paint PM-2 "White": Benjamin Moore; benjaminmoore.com.
Mobile: through Kim Radovich Interiors; kimradovichinteriors.com.
Wallcovering "Yuma" in black: Thibaut; thibautdesign.com.
Mirror: discontinued.
Faucet "Pure Paletta": Kallista; kallista.com.
Cabinet Wire-brushed and custom-stained rift-cut white oak with polished stainless-steel reveals and legs: Ciuffo Cabinetry; ciuffocabinetry.com.
Countertop "Glassos": Ciuffo Cabinetry; ciuffocabinetry.com.
Candleholder and soap dispenser: Kim Radovich Interiors; kimradovichinteriors.com.
Floor tile "Daggers" in Nero Marquina, Glassos, and Calacatta marble: Anthony George; anthonygeorgetile.com.
Fluffy rug "Fibre": Auskin; auskin.com.
Trio of silver vases in corner: through Kim Radovich Interiors; kimradovichinteriors.com.
Large artwork on wall Dean Johnson Fine Art; deanjohnsonart.com.
Window shade "Azul Balen" by Gaston Y Daniela: Kravet; kravet.com.
Bathtub "Classic Freestanding Tub" and bathtub faucet "Pure Paletta Floor-Mount Bath Filler" in polished chrome: Kallista; kallista.com.
Acrylic bathtub tray, goblets, and tic-tac-toe soap: through Kim Radovich Interiors; kimradovichinteriors.com.
Monogrammed towels "Signature Towels": Garnet Hill; garnethill.com.
Master Bedroom 1 by Keith Baltimore
The master bedroom by Keith Baltimore is the epitome of dreamy. "Notice the sensation of breezy coziness created by the linen tented canopy—it's echoed in the informal aesthetic of the cool and clean environment," he says. By covering the ceiling, Baltimore was able to draw attention away from the fact that the king-size bed is wider than the space between the windows.
Wallpaper style 107/1032 in ecru, gray, and silver: Cole & Son; cole-and-son.com.
Window shades "Vignette Jewelstone" in Moonstone: Hunter Douglas; hunterdouglas.com.
Curtain "Elmira Embroidery" in linen: Brunschwig & Fils; kravet.com.
Curtain rods and hardware custom: Baltimore Design Group; baltimoredesigncenter.com.
Ceiling light "Jacqueline Flush Mount" by Aerin: Circa Lighting; circalighting.com.
Canopy "Basics": Kravet; kravet.com.
Bed "Emma Eastern King" in Otis White Linen: Cisco Brothers; ciscobrothers.com.
Pillows, duvet, and bed linens "Macrame Pizzo" in White: Frette; frette.com.
Chair "Madeline": Cisco Brothers; ciscobrothers.com.
Chair fabric "Chamas Stripe" in Ash: Brunschwig & Fils; kravet.com.
Table in corner: antique.
Stone rings: Garden Age Supply; gardenagesupply.com.
Figurines old-wood Kadauma Sumbo figures: Clubcu; clubcu.com.
Geode: Blue Ocean Traders; blueoceantraders.com.
Rug: "La Paz" in Dove: Stanton; stantoncarpet.com.
Master Bedroom 1 by Keith Baltimore
A neutral palette grounded by a sisal rug from Stanton serves as a foundation for Frette bedding and layered antiques. Motorized power shades from Hunter Douglas join embroidered Brunschwig & Fils fabric on the windows. "It's a private oasis of calm," Baltimore says.
Interior designer: Keith Baltimore, Baltimore Design Group, 35 Main St., Port Washington, NY 11050; 516/944-2400; baltimoredesigncenter.com.
Junior Master Bedroom 2 by Sean MFK Bruns
Dubbed "Sand Goes Glam," the junior master bedroom by Sean MFK Bruns flaunts shimmery flair in champagne tones. "We envisioned a room where the husband or wife could be working at the desk as the other lounges on the sofa enjoying music and cocktails," Bruns says.
Junior Master Bedroom 2 by Sean MFK Bruns
An original Knoll coffee table rests atop a handmade rug in a sandy hue. Accessories and books conjure a worldly aura while a shapely brass étagère, sparkling drapery sheers, and a chandelier with Murano-glass leaves elevate the opulence.
Interior designer: Sean MFK Bruns; Old Town Crossing Interior Design, 134 Mariner Drive, Southampton, NY 11968; 631/283-7740; oldtowncrossing.com.
Ceiling fixture "Nyrabi Sugar Glass with Gilt Leaves" from the Private collection: Old Town Crossing Interior Design; oldtowncrossing.com.
Wallpaper "Handira Cloth" in Berber Greige: Phillip Jeffries; phillipjeffries.com.
Driftwood end table: Mecox; mecox.com.
Sofa: no longer available.
Pillows on sofa and floor lamp from the Private collection, 1970s Knoll table, wire art, and wooden bowl from the Private collection: Old Town Crossing Interior Design; oldtowncrossing.com.
Faux buffalo skull: Etsy; etsy.com.
Brass midcentury étagère, ivory box on floor from the Private collection: Old Town Crossing Interior Design; oldtowncrossing.com.
Statue of acrobats: Mecox; mecox.com.
Antler candelabra, large vases, and chair at left from the Private collection: Old Town Crossing Interior Design; oldtowncrossing.com.
Rug Handmade collection: Amazing Rugs; amazingrugs.com.
Bedroom 2 by Christine Gentile
The bedroom by Christine Gentile offers a hospitable retreat from a hectic lifestyle. "The inspiration began with the extraordinary grass-cloth wallcovering in a green damask pattern," Gentile says. The muted respite includes a complementary custom bed frame, a creamy leather chair, and white linen ottomans. Luxury is suspended from the ceiling in the form of a seeded-glass chandelier. The lamp with quartz base is available through Circa Lighting. Fine European linens and delicate trims strung with shells and glass beads incorporate extra feminine details.
Interior designer: Christine Gentile, Ashbourne, 64 Prospect Road, Centerport, NY 11721; 631/547-5252; ashbournedesigns.com.
Wallpaper "Vervain" in 501: Fabricut; fabricut.com.
Bed custom: Home Interiors; homeinteriorsbyanthony.com.
Chandelier "Linfort Basket": Circa Lighting; circalighting.com.
Fabric on bed "Chalkwave" in Aquaglass: S. Harris; sharris.com.
Duvet, pillows, and shams "Uffizi" in white/aqua: E. Braun & Co.; ebraunandco.com.
Velvet pillow "Avonlea" in Haze: Stroheim; stroheim.com.
Chair "Hanna" in white with cream leather: Oly Studio; olystudio.com.
Throw cashmere in aqua: E. Braun & Co.; ebraunandco.com.
Ottomans "Courbe" in white linen: Ballard Designs; ballarddesigns.com.
Table lamp "Trieste": Circa Lighting; circalighting.com.
Rug "Simplicity" in Oyster: Country Carpet; countrycarpet.com.
Banding on rug "Embroidered Garden" in Summer Sky: Stroheim; stroheim.com.
Master Bedroom 2 by Eddie Ross for Lowe's
Mix master Eddie Ross made sure the eye-catching master bedroom he designed for Lowe's wasn't too overwhelming. "A neutral space was key to layering in the colors and patterns, allowing the eye to rest before you go on to the next," Ross says. To reflect light and avoid weighing down the room with too much color, the designer had the walls painted in high-gloss white. An array of happy hues and prints appears throughout the suite—see the teal velvet bench and the armchair with pink upholstery by Alexa Hampton for Hickory Chair. The coral table skirt fabric is from Thibaut. Ross' "sophisticated kaleidoscope of color" appears on the old-style canopy bed with carved bamboo frame. The portrait above the fireplace reminds the designer of Jackie O.
Interior designer: Eddie Ross, Eddie Ross for Lowe's, 660 W. Washington St., Norristown, PA 19401; eddieross.com.
Wall paint "BS00E55 in white": Fine Paints of Europe; finepaintsofeurope.com.
Chandelier "Nottaway": Currey & Company; curreycodealers.com.
Painting over fireplace: vintage.
Chair with red floral fabric: vintage.
End table "Pedestal Table in Gold and Travertine Marble": Bunny Williams Home; bunnywilliamshome.com.
White chairs with yellow cushions "French Upholstered Accent Chair" in Birch and Linen: Eddie Ross for Lowe's; lowes.com.
Black floor lamp "Holstebro": Stilnovo; stilnovousa.com.
Red-and-white tablecloth "Demetrius Appliqué" in coral: Thibaut; thibautdesign.com.
Pair of cats statues: vintage.
Folding screen "Mondrian" in Gulfport Brown from Mr. and Mrs. Howard; Eddie Ross for Lowe's; lowes.com.
Gold clock on screen and painting under gold clock: vintage.
Bed "Island Estate West Indies": Tommy Bahama Furniture; tommybahamafurniture.com.
White armchair with pink fabric "Abigail" by Alexa Hampton: Hickory Chair; hickorychair.com.
Gold end table "Albero": Bunny Williams; bunnywilliamshome.com.
Sheraton love seat: Hickory Chair; hickorychair.com.
White chair "Olivia" in Pearl Linen: Bunny Williams; bunnywilliamshome.com.
Metal artwork on wall "Erica": Arteriors; arteriorshome.com.
Lamp on dresser "Cherry Blossom" in cream/navy: Bradburn Home; bradburnhome.com.
Bed sconces "Decorative Wall Swing" in Metal: House of Troy; houseoftroy.com.
Orange pillow: vintage fabric.
Blue curtains "Maurice" in indigo: Robert Allen; robertallendesign.com.
Outer bed curtains "Deconstructed Stripe in Cobalt": Schumacher; fschumacher.com.
Inner bed curtains "Itsa" in Saffron: Fabricut; fabricut.com.
Bed canopy lining "Linseed Stripe" in coral: Robert Allen; robertallendesign.com.
Bed canopy, blue plaid pillows "Plaid Ikat" in Lapis: Robert Allen; robertallendesign.com.
Pillows with pink trim European linen sham: Designers Guild; designersguild.com.
Small green-and-purple pillow: vintage fabric.
Pink bed cover near headboard: vintage French sheet.
Bed cover: VHC Brands; vhcbrands.com.
Pomegranate quilt and red rug: vintage.
Ivory carpet Sisal in Backstitch: Stark Carpet; starkcarpet.com.
Master Bath 2 by Catherine Davin
"Invigorating and energetic but still spa-like" perfectly sums up this luxurious bath by Catherine Davin. "We used clean albeit bright colors to build a summery Hamptons vibe," Davin says.
Master Bath 2 by Catherine Davin
A floating tub is accessorized with an antique folding stool, white resin orbs, and a mirrored-glass side table. The Sputnik chandelier with acrylic tips is by Circa Lighting.
Interior designer: Catherine Davin, Davin Interiors, 671 Washington Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15228; 412/221-5770; davininteriors.com.
Ceiling wallpaper "Temecula" in blue: Thibaut; thibautdesign.com.
Chandelier "Quincy Sputnik": Circa Lighting; circalighting.com.
Curtains "Hot Pink": Kravet; kravet.com.
Hardware Classic Minimalism collection: Fabricut; fabricut.com.
Bathtub "Stargaze" in white and faucet "Composed" floor-mount in polished chrome: Kohler; kohler.com.
Floor tile "Greek Key" in Thassos and Nero arquina: Anthony George; anthonygeorgetile.com.
Metal folding stool antique: designer's personal collection.
White balls "Ball on the Wall" in Pearl White: Phillips Collection; phillipscollection.com.
Blue mirrored glass table "Romano": Bungalow 5; bungalow5.com.
Bedroom 3 by Rajni Alex
Rajni Alex pictured this jewel-tone bedroom belonging to "a young woman who understands the refinements of a modern sensibility, yet still has a rebellious streak." The blue wall in an agate motif tinged with gold was hand-painted by Caroline Lizarraga. A CR Laine daybed upholstered in green velvet is punctuated with a contrasting cushion and lavish pillows. The lacquered built-in with brass inlay opens to reveal a rich orange interior and a lot of storage. Hand-embroidered draperies enhance the eclectic air. A vintage rug, sculptural side table, and acrylic-spiked mirror button up the bold escape.
Interior designer: Rajni Alex, Rajni Alex Design, 66 Palmer Ave., Suite 28, Bronxville, NY 10708; 914/222-9292; rajnialexdesign.com.
Ceiling paint "Collingwood OC-28": Benjamin Moore; benjaminmoore.com.
Paint on molding "High Gloss G21440": Fine Paints of Europe; finepaintsofeurope.com.
Art: Caroline Lizarraga; carolinelizarraga.com.
Mirror "Solis": Rajni Alex Design; rajnialexdesign.com.
Sconce "Apollinaire" in oil-rubbed bronze: Jonathan Browning Studios; jonathanbrowninginc.com.
Sofa "Sheridan" daybed: CR Laine; crlaine.com.
Sofa fabric "Green Velvet DV15921-2": Duralee; duralee.com.
Seat cushion "Metro" in Gilded Raisin: Kerry Joyce; kerryjoyce.com.
Back and arm trim: Leather piping in Red Brown: Samuel & Sons; samuelandsons.com.
Hardware on storage closet "Terrace" 6-inch pull in burnished brass: Water Street; waterstreetbrass.com.
Gold pillow fabric "Alaya" in gold: Dedar; dedar.com.
Dark pillow fabric "Arezzo" in Midnight: Pollack; pollackassociates.com.
Leopard-print pillow fabric "Animal Magic" in teal: Lee Jofa; kravet.com.
Small table "Stalactite" in black: Handley Drive; handleydrive.com.
Rug vintage: Rajni Alex Design; rajnialexdesign.com.
Carpet Irish linen in gray canvas: J.D. Staron; jdstaron.com.
Draperies "Morency 4" in orange: Taffard Fabrics; taffard.com.
Sheers "Double Ombre" in Terra: Holly Hunt; hollyhunt.com.
Bedroom Retreat and Study by Shannon Willey
The coastal surroundings stimulated Shannon Willey's retreat study. "I wanted to capture elements of the land and sea found in the Hamptons," Willey says. The designer turned to texture to add warmth and dimension to the space—note the handcrafted wall art and geometric "Sea Glass" rug from Stanton.
Bedroom Retreat and Study by Shannon Willey
The Indian bed feels like a hammock, providing a snug place to read or reflect. Rest your feet on the upholstered stools or use them as bunching tables. Pops of blue reference the nearby ocean. A chandelier with glass beads dangles above.
Interior designer: Shannon Willey, Sea Green Designs, 68 Jobs Lane, Southampton, NY 11968; 631/259-3612; seagreendesignsllc.com.
Ceiling light "Malibu" in milk glass: Ro Sham Beaux; ro-sham-beaux.com.
Wallpaper "Strie Faux Finish Chandler Decorative Arts": through Sea Green Designs; seagreendesignsllc.com.
Daybed "Indian": Bunakara; bunakara.com. Tote beside end table "Pacific Tote": The Dharma Door; thedharmadoorusa.com.
Ottomans "Pouf" in linen and silver leaf: Moss Studio; mossstudio.com.
Rug "Sea Glass" from the Chatham House collection: Stanton Carpet; stantoncarpet.com.
Window shades "Horizon Stripe Lagoon": Beacon Hill; beaconhilldesign.com.
Woven art over daybed Jute decorative macramé in navy/natural: The Dharma Door; thedharmadoorusa.com.
Table at left "Freesia" side table in Gray Wash Wax: CFC; customfurniturela.com.
Lamp on table Silver candlestick lamp with jute shade: Sea Green Designs; seagreendesignsllc.com.
Artwork on right wall "An Invisible Thread": Sugarboo & Co.; sugarbooandco.com.
Framed painting of shell whelk shell oil painting: Maureen Travers; southamptonartists.org.
Lounge by Anelle Gandelman & Ariella Duker
Inspired by France—its cities, countryside, and seaside—Anelle Gandelman and Ariella Duker didn't skimp on glamour when it came to the lounge. "The result was a space that felt casual enough for friends to gather after the beach, but also functional enough to host a larger cocktail party," Gandelman says. Antiqued mirrors and a gilt sconce—both discovered at Brimfield Antique Flea Markets—ornament Thibaut's wallcovering, which simulates natural stone. A linen channel-tufted sofa sits pretty with pale pink pillows. A trio of brushed-brass tables rounds out the posh sanctuary. "It's St. Barts meets Southampton," Duker says.
Interior designers: Anelle Gandelman and Ariella Duker, A-List Interiors, 175 W. 60th St., #4D, New York, NY 10023; 646/417-5355; alistinteriors.com.
Wallpaper "Treviso Marble" in gray from the Faux Resource collection: Thibaut; thibautdesign.com.
Mirrors antique French bistro-style: Brimfield Antique Flea Markets; brimfieldantiquefleamarket.com.
Sofa "Custom Channel Quilt": Hailey Furniture Group; squareup.com/store/hailey-furniture-group.
Sofa fabric Linen canvas in Pearl with Linen Dart Tape trim: Robert Allen Design; robertallendesign.com.
Pillows "Ground Control" in Rose Quartz and "Peaks 'n Points" in Blush: Robert Allen Design; robertallendesign.com.
Gold sconces vintage: Brimfield Antique Flea Markets; brimfieldantiquefleamarket.com.
Small table "Delancy" in Shiny Gold Metal with Vertagus Shell Top: Made Goods; madegoods.com.
Gold Monroe tables in brushed brass: Erinn V. through Zoffany; zoffany.com.
Rug "Drayton" sisal in Bone: Stark Carpet; starkcarpet.com.
Wall lights "Dawes Sconce" by Ralph Lauren: Circa Lighting; circalighting.com.
Lounge 2 by East End Home
A bird motif wallpaper from Thibaut adorns the walls of the chic lounge by Kathryn Hunt of East End Home. A sculptural pink chair pops in front of a pink painting. Botanical prints and large abstract paintings create a gallery-like feel.
Interior designer: Kathryn Hunt, East End Home Co., P.O. Box 815, Cutchogue, NY 11935; 631/236-8985; eastendhomeco.com; firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bedroom 4 by Jean Liu
Clad in black shiplap and overflowing with nautical touches, the bunk bedroom by Jean Liu begs for beachgoers. "We decided to showcase how to maximize a sleeping area in a relatively small space," Liu says. The Roman shade and armchair fabric are from the Frank Lloyd Wright collection for Schumacher. Books, a soccer ball, and an Etch A Sketch ensure the room is kid-friendly. A vintage surfboard adds a bit of cool to the back corner. Other oceanside touches include a woven pendant shade and a porthole-like sconce by Circa Lighting. "The shade reminded me of a sailcloth, with its rope mimicking the sailing lines of a boat," the designer says. Stanton's sisal rug adds softness underfoot.
Interior designer: Jean Liu, Jean Liu Design, LLC, 2505 Hood St., Dallas, TX 75219; 214/238-2112; jeanliudesign.com.
Wall paint "Tricorn Black": Sherwin-Williams; sherwin-williams.com.
Pendant "Miramar" by Ralph Lauren: Circa Lighting; circalighting.com.
Bunk beds "Austin" in white and walnut: Ducduc Furniture, ducducnyc.com.
Bedding "Elliott" coverlet in white and "Marlow" sheets in white and silver and throw blankets "Soledad" in Charcoal: Matouk; matouk.com.
Kidney pillows on bunks "Imperial Hotel Velvet": Schumacher; fschumacher.com.
Black-and-white-striped pillows "Vintage" from Tammy Price of Fragments Identity: One Kings Lane; onekingslane.com.
Bunk lighting "Dawes" sconce by Ralph Lauren: Circa Lighting; circalighting.com.
Lounge chair: vintage.
Chair fabric: "St. Marks Print by Frank Lloyd Wright" and waterfall Roman shade "Applied -Architecture" in Neutral: Schumacher; fschumacher.com.
Rug "Sahara Desert" in Stanton Sisal: Stanton; stantoncarpet.com.
Surfboard: eBay; ebay.com.
Bedroom 5 by Vintage Interior Design
Rachel Florez of Vintage Interior Design turned this bedroom into a woman's study that is a dream in purple. A custom jewel tone desk anchors the space while a Lladro chandelier dazzles overhead.
Interior designer: Rachel Florez, Vintage Interior Design, 104 Frederick Avenue, Bellmore, NY 11710; 516/826-5059; vintagedesignny.com.
Playroom 1 by Julia Grayson
The playroom by Julia Grayson revisits the beloved blue-and-white scheme. A soft landing area—see the artsy armchairs and spacious sectional with lots of pillows—is equipped for entertaining groups. Pierced side tables can be easily moved, bringing flexibility to the sitting area. Thibaut's indigo wallcovering conjures a moody aura while a large lacquered coffee table rests atop a patterned teal rug.
Painting Wild Waves by Margaret Nimroski: through Grayson De Vere; graysondevere.com.
Wallpaper "Sachon Basket" in navy: Thibaut; thibautdesign.com.
White sectional "Lowell" in white linen: Grayson De Vere; graysondevere.com.
Pillows: custom in William Yeoward fabrics "Manzu" in indigo, "Cimbrone" in indigo, and "Giffoni" in Ink: through Grayson De Vere; graysondevere.com.
Acrylic backgammon game "Voltage Rockwell": Alexandra von Furstenberg; alexandravonfurstenberg.com.
Navy cable- knit cashmere throw: Alashan; alashancashmere.com.
Polished-nickel floor lamps: Ralph Lauren; ralphlaurenhome.com.
Chair with woven arms "Carraway" from the Kirk Nix collection: Palecek; palecek.com.
White coffee table "Pimlico" in white: Grayson De Vere; graysondevere.com.
Black stools and side tables "Bamileke": Andrew Martin; andrewmartin.com.
Rug under table "Rhoscolyn" in cobalt: William Yeoward; williamyeoward.com.
Taupe rug "Antigua" in Frost: Couristan; couristan.com.
Knobby vases on table: "Crux" and "Tor": Mirena Kim; mirenakim.com.
Blue round vase "Gobi" in Ocean Blue; Guaxs; guaxs.com.
Lounge chairs "Warren" in Dark Espresso finish: Palecek; palecek.com.
Playroom 1 by Julia Grayson
Blue cabinetry in the wet bar continues the playroom's color scheme. "My intention was for the space to be able to serve all ages at any time of the day," Grayson says.
Interior designer: Julia Grayson, Grayson De Vere, 23 Lewis St., Greenwich, CT 06830; 914/612-4600; graysondevere.com.
Playroom 2 by Chris Mead for English Country Home
White walls and neutral furnishings allow art to shine in the playroom by Chris Mead for English Country Home. An orange arm chair, vintage globe lamp, and framed artwork provide pops of color in the otherwise quiet space.
Playroom 2 by Chris Mead for English Country Home
Slipcovered chairs pull up to a French oak dining table where acrylic book holders allow curiosities to be explored.
Interior designer: Chris Mead, English Country Home, P.O. Box 1995, Bridgehampton, NY 11932; 631/445-2625; ecantiques.com.


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Saddle Sore 1000 attempt
My friend Tim and I had been planning a Saddle Sore 1000 for a month ,the plan was to go Sat. June 7th. He had just changed jobs a vacation time was not available so a weekend would have to do, plus his family was going to be out of town this weekend so it seemed like the perfect time. As the weekend approached and we suffered through a week of rain in Durham NC, things did not look good, outlook was for steady rain in the southeast all day Saturday.
Our route was to take I-85 from Durham to Winston Salem and pick up I-40 to Nashville Tenn., then up I-65 to Bowling Green Ky. To the Cumberland Parkway east to Daniel Boone Parkway to Hazard , Ky. To Pikeville, Ky. then south to Kingsport ,Tenn, pick up I-81 north to Marion, Va. Mapped out at 1015 miles.
We left sat at 5:13 am from Durham in a steady but not heavy rain and made it to our first
gas stop in Old Fort by 8:30, still raining. We headed on to Asheville and the rain stopped as we headed up to go through the Smokies and on to Knoxville, Tenn., things were looking up!! About 35 miles from Knoxville the rain gods threw all their fury at us in a torrential downpour that lasted for 35- 40 minutes we moved along at 20 -25 miles per hour with flashers going , this always seems to happen to me when I ride through Knoxville, heavy rain. We pushed west out of Knoxville and finally ran out the rain in Crossville Tenn. 11:43 est got off the bikes and gassed up ,ate some food and got on dry gloves. Next on to Nashville , weather held and was just overcast which I was happy to see. In Nashville we picked up Brilley Parkway north to I-65 an don to Bowling Green ,Ky, where we picked up the Cumberland Parkway east. This was perhaps the nicest part of the route. The Cumberland Parkway is a wonderful road that travels trough southern Ky. through some beautiful country side. The road was amazingly deserted and we were able to make up some time while enjoying long sweepers at a nice pace. The Cumberland Parkway becomes the Daniel Boone Parkway and became more hilly and curvy as we approached our next stop Hazard , Ky. I would suggest both of these roads to anyone. From Hazard we pushed east on to Pikeville, Ky. Before heading south to Kingsport ,Tenn. Heading down through Norton ,Va. To Big Stone Gap the sky got DARK and then the rain gods let us have it again, the road became a river in a matter of minutes ,it was dusk and I put on the flashers and followed the tail lights of TimÔÇÖs bike off the mountain at a whooping 25 mph, it was pouring. We stopped for gas and gatorade in Duffield, Va. then pulled out for the last leg, down through Kingsport, Tenn. and on north to Marion ,Va. our final destination. We arrived in Marion at 11:03 pm ride complete. Gps said 1,008.2 and bikes odometer said 1,040 . Not the fastest time but considering the rain we ran through for at least 500 miles of this adventure, not bad. CanÔÇÖt wait till the next one. By the way the RT really enjoyed this 1000 mile trek too, what a great bike


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Tesla front loading emissions?
Tesla front loading emissions?
A good question, and one with no clear answers. For example, the Tesla Model S is a very aluminum-intensive car, and aluminum mining is typically done from open pit or strip mines, in countries all over the world. So one might figure that aluminum mined in, say, China (where the environmental regulations may be politely described as "lax") is going to have more environmental impact that aluminum mined in the U.S.
Where does Tesla get their aluminum? As best I can determine, they've never said. Maybe it's entirely from recycled aluminum here, which would have a much smaller environmental impact.
This article discusses the environmental impact of lithium-ion battery production.
I'm actually surprised Tesla hasn't given us any metrics about this. If I had to guess, I'd say that the production of the hundreds of extra pounds of ferrous metals, plastics, etc. in comparable ICE cars is more environmentally damaging...but it's just a guess.
This is an argument that becomes less valid every day.
- In terms of raw emissions per kWh a BEV gets cleaner as more solar is added to the grid. AND the more BEVs we have the more solar we can add to the grid. Also EVs are use 1/3 as much energy per mile as ICE.
- In terms of material costs like aluminum; even IF Tesla is using virgin aluminum... which there is no reason to since unlike plastic it's 100% recyclable... there is a near 0% chance that it won't be recycled at the cars end of life.
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Two arguments that are commonly used against EVs and their one liner counter-arguments...
- what if the battery catches fire? Li-Ion batteries are highly flammable if they overheat.
- OK so petrol's not flammable??
- EVs just shift harmful emissions away from the tail-pipe to the powerplant.
- At least the emissions are all in one place and away from large concentrations of people! Having millions of ICE cars spreading harmful emissions around our cities is bound to have far greater health consequences than emissions from one power station 50 miles away!
I'm clearly leaving out the "and when the grid get's cleaner..." arguments. Just wanted to add a relatively new angle...
Love EVs. Love Tesla. Can't wait til they get to Austria!!!
Any valid comparison has got to include materials mining and manufacturing emissions for both ICE and BEV. Then look long term at the well to wheel emissions for what powers both types of cars. I don't have an opinion as to which is less polluting, but I would like to see fair and unbiased objectivity by the so called "experts" when they do their studies.
What about the emissions produced while making and shipping all of those thousands of little parts that make up an ICE?
Funny how everyone points out how energy intensive it is to produce an EV and no one takes into account that just to produce enough aluminum or other metals that go into the engine block alone of any ICE, not considering all the extra bits and pieces (hoses, pulleys, seals and gaskets, sensors, ball bearings, etc.), actually is very energy intensive. I'm sure that that the ICE vehicles and EV are pretty close when it comes to production energy costs.
When it comes to emissions, it is amazing how ICE owners that try to make this argument forget about the CO2 that spews from the exhaust every second the engine is running. Even with better exhaust systems these days, I still see cars and trucks spewing clouds of soot on a daily basis. The factories that produce the hundreds of parts that form an ICE engine, transmission, exhaust, etc. have got to generate much more carbon/pollution than a BEV, which has a fraction of the number of parts. I'm no expert and have no data, just common sense here.
Every vehicle has a cost to the environment. ICE vehicles require mined materials as well. Red herring argument.
For those who were wondering where the 'S aluminum comes from... I believe Alcoa may be a provider:
Interesting comment in the Alcoa press release, pointing to how much aluminum has been recycled over the years:
"approximately 75 percent of all of the aluminum ever produced since 1888 is still in active use today"
Also, EPA says:
"Nearly 90 percent of automotive aluminum is recovered and recycled. Although this aluminum represents less than 10 percent of the average motor vehicle by weight, it accounts for roughly half of the vehicle's value as scrap."
At end of life, the aluminum in Model S will be recycled. It's far too valuable to landfill.
"A survey of aluminum producers in mid-2008 indicated that the total recycled content of domestically produced, flat rolled products for the Building and Construction market was approximately 85%."
"To produce aluminum from recycled material requires only ~5% of the energy required to produce aluminum from bauxite ore, and every ton of recycled aluminum saves 4 tons of bauxite. Additionally, using recycled aluminum instead of raw materials reduces air pollution generation such as CO2, SOx, and NOx by 95% and water pollution by 97%."
Beware of claims that the Tesla Model S requires huge amounts of energy to manufacture due to its aluminum content. Those are bogus claims based on assumptions that all of the aluminum has to be made from mined bauxite ore (a very energy intensive process), and that it won't be recycled at end of life. Bottom line, the claims are off by around a factor of ten.
The people that actually bring up that argument, don't really care about the emissions. They just bring it up so they can easily omit facts about the ICE manufacturing process and make electric vehicles seem worse. And stupid people fall for it, and regurgitate it.
One thing to point to people that use this argument to bash EV:s is that in every ICE there is catalyzer which requires platinum. Getting enough platinum requires huge amounts of mining because amount of platinum in even richest mining site is some fraction of grams in a ton or ore.
Differences between ICE and EV for manufacturing emissions are tiny.


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"Fantastic! My bank has thrown transmedia storytelling into the mix. Now, that's something I'm willing to proactively engage with."
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As content marketing has risen up the agenda, so has the volume of conflicting advice about what it is, what it does and how to do it. Unfortunately, much of it is rubbish, painfully close to the parody above. So instead, here is some real advice based on practical experience.
First, let's address a few misconceptions.
Most people don't really want to have endless conversations with, or about, your brand.
People are probably not going to share your stuff just because it's there.
Content in social media will not remove the need for paid-for media.
Your PR, ad, media and digital agencies are not content experts. They haven't "been doing content for years but simply calling it advertising". They called it advertising because that's what it is.
A media partner doesn't really care about your brand any more than before just because they're offering you a native advertising package.
The world has a lot of content, so outsourcing to a content farm isn't necessarily the right answer.
Believing these misconceptions or, indeed, Seth Godin's quote that "content marketing is all the marketing that's left" is appealing. Sadly, they're not true.
However, approached in a realistic way, content marketing can deliver compelling results: lower CPA, higher retention and increased brand understanding, while improving perception, trust, advocacy and propensity to recommend and driving up ATL campaign performance with a marginal increase in spend.
So based on Seven's development of content strategy for five diverse brands in the past 12 months alone, here is our real, simple advice.
Get a content strategy before you do anything else
If you don't have a strategy, you're just making content – and the world has enough of that. Get an expert to define your editorial purpose, informing all the content you create as well as how you distribute, promote and manage it. And ensure your content strategy is integrated with your other marketing, or you have strategy proliferation – never good.
Review your structure
Your internal structure was probably established before your content strategy. But allocating budget and decision-making responsibility at channel level is a barrier to innovation and implementation. Someone needs to "own" content. Whether it's a new role or part of an existing one, you need a strong, empowered individual, ensuring cross-functional and inter-agency collaboration.
Do an audit
Developing content strategy usually starts with an audit of all channels and content. What are the best-performing search terms and traffic sources? What's the best- and worst-performing content? What are people saying about the brand in social? How do you compare with the competition? Audits identify what is working, highlight inconsistencies and enable you to bin anything that doesn't support the brand promise. It also highlights gaps in the "hygiene" content you need and "hero" stuff that makes you distinctive.
Adopt a new process
Establishing a clear process for the planning, creation, promotion, distribution, management and evaluation of your content is essential. Content is brilliant at amplifying ATL campaigns and paid-media activity is an essential part of driving the audience to your content. So set the parameters for agency responsibilities and promote collaboration.
Build it and they might come. But they might not
Creating content isn't even half the job. Don't believe anyone who tells you that success is only about the editorial quality of your content. Sure, original, helpful, relevant, entertaining content beats derivative, me-too content, but only if people know it's there. Build momentum around your content, encourage sharing, tell people when there's something new, listen and respond to comments. This doesn't necessarily mean you need a new piece of tech or automated publishing platform; a smart brand editor knows their role now is as much about connecting with and reacting to their audience as it is about writing and commissioning.
And lastly, keep it real
Your content should be consistent, high-quality and genuine. From daily social posts, to apps, print and video, it must all support your brand promise. If it doesn't, don't do it. But above all, remember that your "target audience" is human – treat them that way and they'll thank you for it.
Case study
Jobsite: creating a strategic Advantage
Like all "job boards", Jobsite was spending a lot on high-reach paid media, especially TV – it was becoming a case of "who can spend the most". Jobsite wanted a new strategy – no longer focused on pursuing big reach, but building relevance for people.
That's why Seven and Jobsite produced an editorial strategy to "create, curate and connect" smart, relevant and distinctive content that's useful to people at different career stages; not just "active" job-seekers – historically the main focus – but also "passive" ones, as they often make the best candidates.
The "creation" part resulted in Jobsite Advantage, a campaign to win the ultimate job interview package. The accompanying video playfully highlighted the brand proposition of "Real jobs for real people" with its nod to The Apprentice – a recognisable TV format, but clearly not the real way people get jobs.
Additionally, new and "curated" content has been combined to produce sector-specific hubs; long-term, sustainable content assets around engineering, IT, finance and sales.
Facebook and Twitter have proved core pillars in connecting with the audience – creating trend hijacks around TV shows and real-world events, such as January's Victoria Line Tube shutdown.
This "ecosystem of content" has had a sizeable impact. The Jobsite Advantage video has received more than 700,000 views online (with more than 10,000 entrants to the competition). More importantly, this activity has contributed to a change in Jobsite's market position, increasing share of voice to 54% – a
big step toward becoming a premium product in a commoditised marketplace.
"Delivering 'Real jobs for real people' is at the heart of who we are. Because Seven talks about 'Keeping brands real' – giving people reasons to believe the promise we make – it was an obvious fit."


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A vital component of a solid liberal arts education is the opportunity for students to engage in research that is both original and independent of the normal classroom requirements. This program is designed to encourage this type of scholarly activity primarily by sophomore and junior biology students. Programs of student summer research stipends exist to provide support for directed student research at Wittenberg.
The program goals include the following:
- To increase research opportunities for Wittenberg students.
- To foster collaborative research between students and faculty.
- To provide meaningful summer activities for the intellectual growth.
- To provide a forum for intellectual exchange between students and faculty.
- To promote the publication and/or presentation of research authored by students, or co-authored by students and faculty.
Student Development Fund Board
Since student faculty research is such an integral part of the Wittenberg experience, the Student Development Fund Board (SDFB) provides research stipends for both semester and summer student research.
Academic year research grants:
This board offers $250 grants for student faculty semester research. These grants provide funds for reimbursement of supply costs, travel and other incidental research costs for students.
Summer research grants:
The summer research grant is a more extensive research opportunity and provides students with a $2100 student stipend and $250 for supply costs. The summer research grants are highly competitive and are considered to be equivalent to a full-time summer academic load. For more information on the guidelines and application process please click here.
Biology Department Summer Research Grant Application Guidelines
This program is competitive and only a limited number of summer stipends will be awarded to the best research proposal(s) submitted by declared Wittenberg biology majors. This research experience may carry up to 5 academic credits according to the university guidelines for regular Directed Research.
- Students interested in conducting research should, in consultation with an appropriate faculty member, prepare a research proposal that shall include the following elements:
- A short descriptive title.
- Abstract and starting date of the research.
- Background information related to the research and a definite statement of the question or hypothesis being investigated.
- Objectives that you believe you will be working towards, and when you intend to start the investigation.
- Methods as specific as possible on how you intend to investigate the problem.
- Proposed plan of study including a schedule for the summer (assumed to be approximately 10 weeks).
- Statement of how appropriate faculty members will be involved in the project, whether through collaboration or supervision.
- A personal assessment that outlines what preparation you have had allowing you to engage in the proposed project.
- Students who submitted grants to the Student Development Board for summer funding may submit the same proposal to the Biology Department.
- A letter from the cooperating faculty member(s) assessing your ability to carry out the project, and outlining the role that the faculty member(s) will play.
- A current copy of your WATCH report.
- Students receiving research stipends will be expected to present the results of their work at the Wittenberg Poster Session or a department seminar during the academic year following the summer experience. Presentation at other meetings such as an undergraduate research conference, or other professional conferences or meetings is encouraged. Faculty members working with students should help facilitate this requirement.
- Students submitting proposals must demonstrate a high degree of previous academic success and appropriate preparation for the type of proposed research. Evidence of meeting these qualifications might include, but would not be limited to, such indicators as GPA, course preparation, previous research in the field, faculty assessments, etc.
- Students are not eligible to receive this award more than once during their college career. A student may not receive both the Student Development Board award and this award in the same summer.
Outside Funding Opportunities
Biology students are encouraged to seek outside funding to conduct research projects at other institutions. Several links are provided here.
- National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates:http://www.nsf.gov/funding/pgm_summ.jsp?pims_id=5517&from=fund
- GrantsNet: http://sciencecareers.sciencemag.org/funding
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration http://www.noaa.gov/research.html


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I have a question about entangled state. Suppose I consider the entangled state $\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}(|00\rangle + |11\rangle)$. I saw an argument for how measurement of the first bit is affected by whether or not the second bit is measured because this is an entangled state in an article I am reading. The argument is clear to me and I describe it below, so please keep reading:
If I measure the first bit without first measuring the 2nd bit, then the probability that I get $|0\rangle$ is 1/2. This is clear to me. If I measure the 1st bit after measuring the 2nd bit, the probability that it is $|0\rangle$ is 0 or 1 depending on whether the measured value of the 2nd bit was $|0\rangle$ or $|1\rangle$. This is clear to me too. But what I am confused about is this:
If I measure the first bit after the second bit, this is what I would calculate the probability of measuring the first bit being $|0\rangle$ to be: $\frac{1}{2}\times 1 + \frac{1}{2}\times 0 = \frac{1}{2}$. The first term is the prob. of measuring the second bit as $|0\rangle$ and then the 1st bit as 0 and the 2nd term is the prob of measuring the 2nd bit as 1 and then measuring the 1st bit as zero. If the probability of measuring the first bit as 0 is to same regardless of whether the 2nd bit was measured or not is unchanged, what is the effect of the entangled state? Or am I missing something?


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The United States and Germany say Iran will face tougher international sanctions on oil revenues if it does not abandon its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
With the European Union moving closer to a vote on an embargo of Iranian oil Monday, German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said the international community must not allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons.
?The government in Tehran keeps violating its international obligations on the transparency of its nuclear program. We have no choice but to pass tough new sanctions that address the financial sources of the nuclear program. One thing is clear: the door for serious dialogue remains open, but the option of nuclear weapons in Iran is not acceptable,? said Westerwelle.
The German foreign minister spoke following talks with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who said the United States and Germany are closely coordinating sanctions meant to deprive Iran of oil revenue it could use to pursue nuclear weapons. Westerwelle said the ultimate goal is clear: preventing a nuclear-armed Iran.
?This is not only our raison d'etre to protect Israel. It is also a question of the balance in the region. And it is also unacceptable if we look to the situation at the nonproliferation necessity worldwide,? said Westerwelle.
Secretary Clinton said the pursuit of nuclear weapons, and what she calls Iran's ?needless provocations? against shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, put it on a dangerous path.
?Iran does have a choice to make. It can come back to the table - as we have consistently made clear to them - and address the nuclear program concerns that the international community rightly has or face increasing pressure and isolation,? said Clinton.
The European Union is expected to implement its oil embargo gradually so that already fragile economies - including Greece and Italy - can find other sources of fuel. While Iran will likely find other buyers, industry analysts expect China and India will insist on a discount. That would cut into oil receipts and could further weaken the value of Iran's currency.
Secretary Clinton and Foreign Minister Westerwelle say they are not seeking a conflict with Iran. Instead they want the government in Tehran to return to talks over its nuclear program. But only talks that, in the German foreign minister's words are ?serious and substantial? not talks that are meant for show.
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The United States and Germany say Iran will face tougher international sanctions on oil revenues if it does not abandon its pursuit of nuclear weapons.


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(Phoenix, Ariz. – Oct. 20, 2009) Attorney General Terry Goddard today announced that Robert Stuart Reed, 55, of Phoenix, has been sentenced to 10.5 years in prison followed by three years probation for setting fire to his rented Phoenix townhouse and endangering the lives of a dozen other residents of the building, including six children.
According to court documents, in the early morning of April 28, 2007, Reed set fire to the Phoenix townhouse he was renting. By doing so, he risked the lives of 12 sleeping residents of two town homes attached to Reed's residence. Following the incident, Reed submitted a fraudulent insurance claim to his homeowner's insurance provider, Travelers Insurance Company, claiming the fire was accidental.
In June 2008, Reed was charged with one count of committing arson of an occupied structure, a class 2 felony, one count of submitting a fraudulent insurance claim, a class 5 felony, and 12 counts of endangerment, a class 6 felony.
Reed failed to appear for his scheduled trial date in January 2009 and was subsequently tried in absentia. On January 20, a jury convicted Reed of all 14 felony counts and the court issued a warrant for his arrest.
Reed was arrested by Yavapai County Sheriffs deputies on August 15, 2009. At the time of his arrest, he was using the assumed name Charles Olson. He was also in possession of a red 1997 Nissan Pathfinder belonging to Kristal Forest, a 64-year-old resident of Camp Verde who has been missing since March 29, 2009, when she was last seen with Reed. The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office is investigating Ms. Forest's disappearance. No charges have been filed.
This case was brought to law enforcement's attention by Traveler's Insurance Company. It was investigated by the Arizona Department of Insurance Fraud Unit and the Phoenix Fire Department as well as fire investigators with J. Perkins and Associates, Inc. Assistant Attorney General Beverly Rudnick prosecuted this case.
For additional information, contact Anne Hilby at (602) 542-8019.