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Next up on our Big Fish Blog is Korum, keeping you up to speed on what their whole team has been up to. The highs, the lows, and all the fun stuff in-between. Brand manager Mat Woods, will be giving you insight into their favourite tactics, as well as revealing secret edges that give Team Korum the upper hand wherever they fish.
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What a busy month here at Korum!
IT'S been a busy period here at Korum HQ and our angling team have also been busy, putting our gear through its paces catching some monster fish in the process.
July was a non-stop ride of action, starting with a fantastic day's filming with Duncan Charman and Chris Ponsford, both Angler's Mail regulars.
We joined the lads at a fabulous fishery in the Teme Valley called Clethill, fishing their Sutton Lake with the intention of bagging a few carp and silver fish for the cameras. Chris knows the venue well and had a wry grin when he set up with our new Dura-Method feeders. It's like he knew it was going to be a winner! He proved it, in fact, catching his first carp within about 30 seconds of casting out – the fish absolutely ravenous for his Krill S-Pellet hookbait!
I love going out fishing with Chris as his enthusiasm is infectious. He made what could have been an extremely stressful day's filming far easier and we had a good laugh throughout. Some of Chris's anecdotes and one-liners would floor even the sternest of characters – he really is a fantastic angler to spend time with. He caught an uncountable number of fish through the day, including a few on floating crust when the camera crew had finished their work. These simple stalking tactics have bagged Chris fish to over 30 lb recently, which shows you how easy and cheap it can be to bag a big 'un!
Duncan, meanwhile, spent the day fishing his famous helicopter bolt rigs for the silver fish and succeeded in catching a few, too. Switching to scalded pellet around a K-Grip In-line lead saw some better fish come to the bank later on, including some belting fully-scaled carp, so if you want to see the day and all the tips and tactics, make sure you have a look at the Korum Fishing Made Easy DVD when it reaches shops in a few week's time.
Duncan went straight from filming to do a spot of eel fishing and found that Spombing out a load of fish guts did the trick for him. Unconventional tactics, but a great effort for these wriggly fish. How many anglers do you know that prebait for eels? Duncan really does give maximum effort to his fishing.
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Duncan also joined us at the Great Northern Fishing Show, where we teamed up with an angling charity called SAFE Angling & Outdoors to help them raise money for their good work with underprivileged families.
They use angling to help educate and improve social skills, changing the lives of over 1,500 people every year. Duncan was fishing with the likes of Tommy Pickering and Lee Kerry, helping visitors catch their first fish or their biggest fish as part of a dedicated Club Korum area. It really was a great weekend. We managed to get Club Korum's good work onto Sky TV a couple of times with Nigel Botherway and for once, we had some good weather at Cudmore!
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So what of the other members of the team? Well I can't actually believe it's taken me this long to mention Gary Knowles' monster bream. Gary's fishing a secret location and had already bagged a 15-pounder, when I got a text message about an even bigger one at 17lb 2oz! A real old warrior (the bream, not Gary) and a very special capture. Considering there are but a dozen known bream in the 100-acre venue, it's a Biblical result.
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Another AM regular, Ade Kiddell, has been sticking to his usual river fishing exploits and bagging more barbel than you can imagine. He's probably the most prolific barbel angler in the UK and another angler who puts in the effort, fishing all over Europe for this wonderful species. More recently Ade caught an 'opportunist' pike, after the big snapper was terrorising his swim on the river. A nice double came to his net – a great catch from an angler that's always on his toes.
Fellow East Anglian Phil Spinks has been chasing big rudd from Fenland Drains, which takes some walking! Stalking them on simple floating bread tactics, he's had some belters to over 3lb – magic fishing!
Carping on…
As for us local boys, Dai Gribble has been bagging some big secret carp after an uneventful tench campaign down in Oxford, and I managed three fish from a 60-acre pit near to my home, after the lake didn't do a bite for five-weeks!
Our resident media man, Adam Firth, hasn't done much fishing as he's recently become a father, but still managed a few nice carp from White Acres, whilst down with the Preston Innovations boys during the ongoing National Fishing Month.
He's planning a big tench trip later this week, so keep your eyes peeled on the Korum and Angler's Mail blog pages for updates. See you next time!
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DE PERE - St. Norbert College took Carroll University's best shot Wednesday in a physical Midwest Conference contest, but the No. 14-ranked Green Knights held on to claim a 76-69 win over the Pioneers at Schuldes Sports Center.
St. Norbert (6-1, 4-0 MWC) never trailed in the second half but didn't have a lead larger than six points until the game's final score. The Green Knights were knotted 53-53 with the Pioneers after Alec Molter's conventional three-point play with 8:49 left. St. Norbert regained the lead 11 seconds later on a Kam Cerroni 3-pointer, a lead it would never relinquish.
Carroll (4-4, 2-3) got to within two points with 1:36 left on a steal and dunk by Andrew Nottling to cut the deficit to 68-66. St. Norbert managed to pull away on its next two possessions when Brandon Gries converted four free throws. The Green Knights made their last 14 free-throw attempts of the game, including a 10-for-10 effort in the last 2:10.
Carroll's biggest lead came early at 9-5, but St. Norbert went on a 10-0 run to take a 15-9 edge. The last first-half tie came at 32-32 with 4:05 to go before the break, and St. Norbert ended the period on a 6-3 mini-run to take a 38-35 edge into intermission.
Gries finished with 18 points, and was 14-for-14 from the free-throw line. Gries, who also had seven rebounds and six assists against one turnover in 37 minutes, became just the fifth player in St. Norbert history to have a perfect night at the charity stripe with at least 14 attempts.
Andrew Schwoerer added 18 points, while Cerroni and Andy Fox had eight points apiece. The Green Knights shot 52.2 percent (24-fof-46) from the floor, and were 24-for-28 (85.7 percent) at the free-throw line.
Kyle Keranen led Carroll with 22 points, while Molter added 15 points and nine rebounds. Andrew Nottling had 13 points and Joe Pijanowski 11. The Pioneers shot 46.9 percent (23-for-49) from the field and were 17-for-25 (68 percent) at the free-throw line.


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It's probably best to note, right up front, that if you don't have a strong stomach for handling rejection, attempting to publish your work may not be the best choice for you. In all honesty, any one of you reading this guide (in fact, any person who has ever published anything ever) will be rejected significantly more than you will have work accepted. If you're sitting there thinking "oh, that doesn't apply to me, I'm a good writer", stop it. Stop it right now. Even the best of the best had their work rejected at first. It's part of the industry.
Now that you're adequately terrified and/or depressed; publishing, particularly for younger writers, is hard. There's no flashing red sign declaring your age to the people reading your submission (in fact, age is indicated nowhere in the submission process), but most often your age will show through in your writing. Simply, as young writers, we have had much less experience not only in the craft but in life (and I maintain a position that being a writer does not limit itself to sitting in front of a computer/typewriter/notepad and pounding out words) than older writers. Not to say what we can produce isn't good or legitimate, just that this may limit the venues that support our work.
However, YWS has afforded us all the opportunity to have writing experience thrown at us and shoved down our throats which, I'd argue, puts us far ahead of a significant portion of "adult" writers. Even so, if you're a young writer (particularly younger than eighteen) it may be most beneficial for the time being to seek publication opportunities geared toward your age group. The Writers Market forum on YWS is the perfect place to find contests and publication opportunities that are suited for your age range, and a quick google search can reveal a plethora of other contests and opportunities.
This isn't to say that we all shouldn't seek opportunities in more prominent locations, just that probability for success increases when you aren't competing against the "big dogs" who have been writing half their lives. We have all the time in the world ahead of us to improve and publish. Practice makes perfect. But of course, the fact that you, reading this guide, are a young writer seeking to publish means that you're ready to get rejected and rejected and rejected again before ultimately, someday, finding success.
Really, I encourage anyone who thinks they're ready to try. Just keep in mind, your work will get rejected much more often than it will be accepted.
Step One: Revision
So you've written a story/poem/article. Presumably, you've spent the time writing the first draft, then the ages of revision after revision to get it "just right" and now you think it's good enough to publish.
If you're sitting there with a first draft you just finished writing five minutes ago, stop right now. Stop reading this guide and go post it in the appropriate YWS forum, let it get torn apart, revise it, rinse, and repeat. Frankly, if you haven't slaved over revision after revision then your piece probably isn't ready to be published, and maybe neither are you.
YWS offers us the unique opportunity to have so many wonderfully talented and knowledgeable people look at our work and tell us it's all wrong. Most people have to wait until they get a form rejection from an editor (or twelve) before they realize maybe their work isn't the perfectly sparkling gold thing they thought it was. Then they revise, or give up entirely.
Never give up, and never submit something before you've revised it at least once (preferably over and over again until you're about ready to tear it in half yourself).
Step Two: Formatting Your Manuscript
This step could potentially come anywhere before submission, but we're just going to put it here since it's not that hard to explain. Manuscript formatting is really simple to do, but if it's done wrong it could affect the way your work is received. For example, if the submission guidelines ask for something you don't provide, your work could be tossed aside without another glance. Editors have plenty of work to sift through, and they are not obligated to consider yours if it isn't following their guidelines.
Formatting only varies slightly between Poetry and Prose.
Note: I don't know that it particularly matters which side of the page the contact information is on, but the resource I referenced said right hand.
For poetry, you have any and all possible ways the editor could contact you as the very first thing (after your name), followed by the number of lines in the poem. Give five or six spaces, and then start your poem.
If you're submitting multiple poems, keep them on their own pages. If your poem exceeds one page, the second page should have this: Your Last Name, "Poem Title" Page # in the right side of the header (or footer, I don't think it matters) of the pages.
Your font should be 12pt of something standard (Times New Roman, etc).
For prose (that means short stories, novels, nonfiction articles, etc), you still have any and all possible ways the editor could contact you as the very first thing (after your name). Give two or three spaces, and then start your story.
At the bottom of the pages (unless, for some reason, it's only one page long) you should have this: Your Last Name, "Story Title" Page # in the right side of the footer of the pages (what I said for poetry will look exactly like this too).
Your font should be 12pt of something standard (Times New Roman, etc).
Step Three: Finding A Place to Submit
There are several ways to find places to submit your work. Easiest would of course be this forum, Writer's Market, on YWS. You may also run a quick google search, if contests are more your style. However, there are two surefire ways to getting the widest selection of information on literary magazines/journals/anthologies, literary magazines, and publishing houses.
First is Writer's Market (the book, not this forum). This is a collection put out by Writer's Digest that compiles the contact and submission information for as many literary magazines/journals/anthologies, literary magazines, and publishing houses as you would ever want to see in one place. In my opinion, it's beneficial to own a physical copy of Writer's Market from the past five years (a new edition is put out every year). Or, you can find most of the same information online here (although it looks like you have to pay for it).
Second is [url]Duotrope.com[/url]. This site includes pretty much all the information provided in Writer's Market, but comes with a snazzy search feature that allows you to narrow your search into publications that will accept your work (rather than having to read through all of Writer's Market to compile your own list).
It's best to compile a list of six to twelve places, depending on how you feel about printing off a hundred copies of your manuscript and cover letter. It may (more likely will) take up to several months to hear back from some editors so it's best to cover as many as you can.
We're young, but we don't have forever to wait around on editors to decide to inform us whether we have been accepted or rejected, so by general rule it's wise to avoid places that don't accept simultaneous submissions. That is, don't submit someplace that wants you to only submit that piece there (and no where else) until they decide to accept/reject you. It's a waste of time, when you could have your work under the eyes of ten editors at once rather than just one.
A Note On Publishers: Most publishers you'll find through things like Duotrope.com and Writer's Market are legitimate publishers/magazines/journals/etc. However, if anyone asks you to pay them in order to publish your work then they are what we call a Vanity Press. These are not "legitimate" in the ways that a traditional publisher/magazine/journal are, and I avoid them on principle. No one should make you pay them in order to publish your work (self-publishing is an entirely different story).
An Aside
Concerning Novelists and Short Stories
If you're a novelist and you're not writing short stories, stop it. Stop it right now. Not only does short story writing allow practice in all that good writing stuff (setting a scene, building characters, building worlds, carrying through a plot arc, etc) but publishing short stories can only lead to good things.
First and foremost, it's awesome to have a resume of published work when you're going for querying novels. It tells the agent/editor that other people have liked you enough to publish you before, so they should consider your work too. Also, it isn't unheard of that agents/editors will see a short story they like in a magazine/journal/anthology and contact that author to ask if they have more work. Sometimes, they might even ask you if you have a novel, because they want to publish it.
Now, when an agent/editor contacts us and asks if we have a novel, no matter if we actually have a novel or not, we say yes. If you have a novel, great! Polish it up and send it. If not, well, write one!
So, now you have literally no excuse to not be writing short stories. Get to it!
Step Four: Writing a Query Letter
Query letters are fairly simple (unless you're a novelist – but we'll get to that), but on the whole they're made much more complicated than they need to be, and people end up getting them wrong and just hurting their chances in the long run.
This basic format is what any query letter or cover letter will essentially look like. You have your address, just like on your manuscript (yes, you include it twice. Never hurts to reiterate important info like that). Then you've got the name and address of the person you're writing to, whether that's a specific editor or agent with a name, or if it's just the "Editorial Board" or whoever submission guidelines indicate the submission be sent to (it always helps to find the name of the person most likely to be looking at your work and get it directly into their hands) like a regular business type letter.
The body of the letter varies slightly between short works and long works (like novels/books).
Short Works
Paragraph One
Introduce your work by title, wordcount, and whatever other specifics the guidelines might want (for articles, for example, you might be asked to provide a short abstract).
Paragraph Two
Give a brief bio. If you've been published before (or won respected contests related to what you're submitting) put that here. If you're studying creative writing, or some field related to the content of your piece, list that here. If it's short, don't worry. It's better to be honest than to fill this spot with every little thing to try to make yourself look good.
Paragraph Three
Thank the editor/agent for their time and be off. Also, inform them that it's a simultaneous submission, if it is so. And most definitely always inform them if the work is accepted elsewhere. It's common courtesy, and first publication rights are kind of a big deal in the publishing world.
And that's it. You don't need to speak any more than that for your work. Let your work speak for itself.
Long Works
Long works have a little more to their query letters/cover letters.
Paragraph One - Two
Your first two paragraphs consist of a short (very short) synopsis structured in a way to hook the agent/editor into reading the attached pages (and into wanting to request more of the manuscript). This can vary from the first paragraph being a one or two sentence hook, and the second being a fuller synopsis (sort of like what you'd read on a book jacket), or both paragraphs can contain pieces of the synopsis.
Note: This is just an example I worked up as an example, it is by no means a successful query (meaning, I've never sold a book on this write-up here).
Final Paragraph
Now you give the specifics. Title, wordcount, genre, perhaps one or two works that are similar to yours (though that bit is not required), and whatever information the submission guidelines want. You may also want to mention any previous work of yours that has been published, particularly if it was in the same genre of the work you're seeking to publish now. Also, titles in novel queries are always in ALL CAPS.
And that's it. You don't need to speak any more than that for your work. Let your work speak for itself.
Queries for a long work are the second hardest thing to do next to writing the story in the first place. Getting the whole hook/synopsis bit right so that the editor will read on is difficult. Luckily, there are endless resources to help write better queries. One of my favorites is Query Shark where real life queries are torn apart by a real live agent, and there's plenty to learn from.
Part Five: Putting It All Together
Now, everything has to go in one place for mailing (unless it's an online submission). Here's what you need:
-Cover Letter/Query Letter
-Manuscript (Full/partial/first x pages depending on guidelines)
-One Self Addressed Stamped Envelope (SASE)
-One large envelope that will hold everything without having to fold the manuscript/query letter
The cover letter will go on top of the manuscript, but nothing should be stapled/papercliped/joined together in any way. Leave them loose (but stacked and in order, of course). The SASE will go in with those into the larger envelope. The SASE is so the editor/agent/whoever can send you back your manuscript/contact you by mail (although, I hear most of the time when you get that SASE back it's a rejection. If they want you, they'll contact you in a more immediate fashion). If it's an online submission (as many are these days) you obviously don't need the SASE.
And that's it! Address the big envelope to whoever you're submitting to, and repeat the process for the rest of your list, mail it out, and wait! Hopefully you're on your way to publication! Or, at least a good stack of rejections.
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Featuring English and European antiques and Elizabethan-style architecture that create timeless beauty
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In a renovation, the old saw "measure twice, cut once" still proves sharp. For Los Angeles interior designer Norm Wogan, these are words to live by. His goal in revamping his 1926 Tudor Revival home in an Old World style was a redo that would be the house's first and its last; a Tudor that is as toothsome as it is timeless.
"I love English and European antiques and an Old World feeling," Norm says. "When this style is done correctly the first time, it's timeless. You never have to redo the design except to update it with paint."
So instead of fighting the house's aging architecture by trying to modernize it or morph it into the popular French or Italian style, Norm embraced its English essence. He retained the exposed wood beams in the living room--a signature of Elizabethan-era architecture repeated in Tudor Revivals. Those beams connect the interior to the Tudor style of the half-timbered exterior. But he avoided a purist's heavy hand. Instead of slathering on floor-to-ceiling English paneling (dark often equals dank, at least in our minds), he took the liberty of lightening up spaces.
"The living room was a little dark, so I added two French doors. That also improved the layout, which was a little strange." The plastered walls, still in good shape, needed only a color change. "I kept the old plaster and painted it a burnished gold, and I waxed the original ceiling beams to add luster," Norm explains. He left the original red brick fireplace simple and mounted a faux trophy (carved wood, from Holland) above it to suggest an English hunting lodge. His choice of the living room's new iron chandelier and antique English sconces also underscores the spirit, if not the letter, of Tudor style. Seating, too--camelback and tufted sofas and wing chairs--evokes an earlier English period.
The warm wall color continues to the entry and the stairwell, creating a rich, sunny first impression. "I'm not afraid to use color," says Norm. "I like the coziness and warmth that it brings--especially when it's nice jewel tones. It's easy to use white, but I'm for branching out past the whiteness and adding some color to our houses."
For transition, he brought the burnished gold from the living room into the dining room below the chair rail. Then he softened the space by painting the upper walls teal. Puddling teal draperies and glossy teal millwork ensure that the cool hue dominates, giving the room an identity distinct from the adjoining spaces. "When I bought the house, these walls were white," the designer notes. The dining room's revamp, in fact, really entailed nothing more than new paint.
To counterbalance the room's soft palette, Norm selected furniture that captures Tudor style's substantive character. Early-1900s English chairs still wearing their original leather and nailheads join a robust Spanish Colonial table; a grandfather clock is detailed with a classic English barley twist motif.
Barley twists reappear in the master bedroom, as foot posters supporting the canopy of the tester bed. The bed, replete with a wood-paneled headboard and sconces, is quintessentially English."The entire bedroom is new," says Norm. "It had been two weird areas with different ceiling heights. I ripped the whole thing out, vaulted the ceiling, and added French doors to overlook the pool." He also built tall cabinets into niches on either side of the bed. "I used every inch of this house for something," assures the designer. He increased the Old World ambience with an antique French stone fireplace and an early-1900s French alabaster-and-iron chandelier. "I love my bedroom," he enthuses. "I find it very European and romantic--so no TV!"
The other interior area to receive a total makeover was the kitchen. A beautiful old Belgian black stone floor contrasts with new pale Venetian plaster walls. "I bought the stone flooring at the same time I bought the house, knowing I would be able to use it," recalls Norm.
An airy look prevails despite the black floor, thanks to his opening up the room with two pairs of transomed French doors. "I pushed out the bay. The doors, which are made of leaded 'restoration glass' that looks old, bring in light from two different directions," he observes.
For cabinetry, Norm chose white-painted wood topped with a dark brown wash. These project a depth that looks right at home with antique building materials and accessories. Like the French doors, the upper cabinets feature new wavy leaded glass, which continues the light look. All hardware is from London, and the iron lantern above the breakfast table--a stunningly oversized focal point--is an English antique. Only the commercial Wolf range--completely revamped--is original to the room.
"As much as it may look like a designer's showcase, everything is durable and comfortable," the designer reflects. "When I have friends over, they never want to leave because they're so comfortable. I use the fireplace all the time, and guests instantly feel at home. The beauty of living here is that you don't feel like you're in L.A. at all."
Who knew a Tudor could feel so good--or reign so long?
Interior design: Norm Wogan, TempleHome, P.O. Box 292269, Los Angeles, CA 90029; 323/662-2220, templehome.net.
Photography: Werner Straube
Produced by Robert Young
Homeowner Norm Wogan ushered in light and improved proportions by adding leaded-glass French doors. Draperies at the doors add lushness with fabric from S. Harris. An Oushak rug and wing chairs in distressed Old World Weavers velvet increase coziness. A Biedermeier box is centered on a 19th-century English round table.
Sofa: Cosmos Upholstery, 310/271-1280.
Sofa fabric ("Kinskey"/Azure #5750, discontinued): Pindler & Pindler, 310/289-0200, pindler.com.
Trim on sofa pillows: West Coast Trimming, 323/587-0701.
Bolster pillow on sofa: Melissa Levinson Antiques, 323/936-1530.
End table to right of sofa: Dispela Antiques, 323/934-9939, dispelaantiques.com.
End table to left of sofa; yellow table lamp; wooden candleholder: owner's collection.
Console behind sofa (custom): TempleHome, 323/662-2220, templehome.net.
Lamp on console; bells on console; mirror; coffee table: owner's collection.
Lion on console (Cotswold Stone): Cavendish Grey, 323/653-2230, cavendishgrey.com.
Hurricanes: Paul Ferrante, 310/854-4412.
Box on coffee table: Lief Antiques, 310/492-0033.
Area rug: Aga John Oriental Rugs, 310/657-0890, agajohncarpets.com.
Chandelier: Ferro, 323/651-3107.
Wall paint ("Toasted Marshmallow" #DE6165): Dunn-Edwards Paint Corp., 888/337-2468.
Drapery ("Sashay"/Peacock, discontinued): Fabricut, 800/999-8200, fabricut.com.
Sheers ("Corvus"/Bronze #7579, discontinued): Pindler & Pindler, 310/289-0200, pindler.com.
Settee: Lief Antiques, 310/492-0033.
Settee fabric ("Duguesclin/Vert #N1-0056-9945): Old World Weavers/Stark Fabrics, 310/657-8275.
Pillow on settee; table between settee and chair; table lamp: owner's collection.
Chair between sofa and settee (antique): Blackman Cruz, 323/466-8600, blackmancruz.com.
Chair fabric (wool): Mimi London, 310/855-2567, mimilondon.com. Sconce above end table: Dispela Antiques, 323/934-9939, dispelaantiques.com.
The living room prior to renovation.
Doors on the 1780 Venetian armoire are hand-painted.
Armoire: Lief Antiques, 310/492-0033.
Bolster pillow on chair: Melissa Levinson Antiques, 323/936-1530.
The art glass vase is an antique.
The Tudor-style facade inspired the interior's redo.
Only the original Wolf range remains, and even that was recalibrated and repainted. The lantern is early-19th-century English; the island is an old American shop bench that Norm cut down and fitted with casters.
Cabinetry (custom); oven hood (custom): TempleHome, 323/662-2220.
Cabinetry hardware: European Hardware & Finishes, 800/643-7237, gerber-hinge.com.
Range (vintage, commercial, by Wolf): original to house, refurbished and recalibrated.
Countertop (Quartzite/Grey): Marble Unlimited, 818/988-0100.
Backsplash (English Crackle Tile); flooring (antique, black Belgian paving stone): Exquisite Surfaces, 310/659-4580, xsurfaces.com.
Walls (Venetian plaster, by John Denniston): Denniston Color Design, 818/359-3593, dennistoncolordesign.com.
Work table (workshop bench): Olde Good Things, 213/746-8600.
Breakfast Area Table (custom); chairs (custom): TempleHome, 323/662-2220.
Chair-seat cushions ("Andalusia"/Granite #1024): Pindler & Pindler, 310/289-0200, pindler.com.
Lantern over breakfast table (antique): Nathan Turner, 310/275-1209, nathanturner.com.
Candle sconce: owner's collection.
The kitchen prior to renovation.
Outdoor improvements behind the house are every bit as impressive and personal as those made inside. When Norm spotted an old stone lion's head salvaged from a building in New York, he re-imagined it taking center stage as a fountain for his new swimming pool. He had it inset in the middle of a new high stone wall made of antique French pavers at one end of the pool. "I wanted a European stone wall fountain effect that disappeared into the water."
New steps on either side of the wall lead down to the pool from the verdant tree-shaded lawn above. This results in a formal symmetry that completely transforms the outdoor environment.
"I created the double staircase for a little more drama," says Norm modestly. But there was nothing easy about it. "In the end, it took three 25-foot steel caissons to support the wall and pool structure. Antique Belgian pool tiles were the frosting." Comfy cushioned chairs pull up to a two-tiered table at the opposite end of the pool. The final look is classic, timeless.
Two-tiered table: Ironies, 510/644-2100, ironies.com.
Chairs: owner's collection.
Fabric: Perennials Outdoor Fabrics, perennialsfabrics.com.
Stone work (Bluestone Pavers): Bourget Brothers, 310/450-6556.
Stone steps: French Architectural Antiques, Lebert Antiques, 310/986-1110, lebertusa.com.
The patio prior to renovation.
An antique chandelier gleams in the repainted dining room.
Table; side chairs; chandelier: owner's collection.
Armchair: Dispela Antiques, 323/934-9939, dispelaantiques.com.
Drapery ("Estelle"/Pine #2989023): Fabricut, 800/999-8200, fabricut.com.
Sheers ("Helios"/Gres #M71015-004, by Creations Metaphores): through Holly Hunt, 310/659-3776, hollyhunt.com.
Venetian plaster above chair rail (by John Denniston): Denniston Color Design, 818/359-3593, dennistoncolordesign.com.
Paint below chair rail ("Toasted Marshmallow" #DE6165): Dunn-Edwards Paint Corp., 888/337-2468.
Clock (antique, German): Kathleen Spiegelman, 310/273-2255.
Sconces flanking clock ("Argyle 1"/Antique Silver #1097A): 20th Century Lighting, 816/421-2125, 20thcenturylighting.com.
Flooring (oak): original.
In the master bedroom two disjointed areas were combined under a single vaulted ceiling.
Bed (antique, English oak): Elijah Slocum Inc., 310/280-9098, elijahslocum.com.
Sconces by bed: owner's collection.
Canopy sky fabric ("Marcia"/Merlot #8464): Pindler & Pindler,310/289-0200.
Euro shams and duvet ("Werther"/Ruby #AA-0052-5166); drapery and valance (discontinued): Old World Weavers/Stark Fabrics, 310/657-8275.
Pillows in front of shams: Melissa Levinson Antiques, 323/936-1530.
Throw: Versai Fine Linen, 310/289-8111.
Table at end of bed; area rug: owner's collection.
Bookcases (custom): TempleHome, 323/662-2220.
Sheers ("Opal Iridescence, Plain"/Cabernet #2100-02, by Bart Halpern): Donghia, 310/657-6060, donghia.com.
Chandelier: Dispela Antiques, 323/934-9939.
Mantel and overmantel (antique stone): Exquisite Surfaces, 310/659-4580, xsurfaces.com.
Walls (custom, Venetian plaster, by John Denniston): Denniston Color Design, 818/359-3593, dennistoncolordesign.com.
Sconces ("Francisco"/Oil Rubbed Bronze #1219): 20th Century Lighting, 816/421-2125.
The master bedroom prior to renovation.
Norm Wogan with his "love bug" Rottweiler (and also a good look at the salvaged stone lion's head that inspired the poolside fountain).


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I've been mostly stuck inside today, re-packing from South America and preparing to head to my solo acoustic show in Porto, Portugal—first time I'll be playing the songs from my new album in an acoustic format. gulp, wish me luck! (it's at Casa da Musica on Nov 19th). Meantime, I've been following the live streaming from the events around lower Manhattan this morning—kind of odd to be only a few short blocks away and yet so far from the action. Anyway I wanted to shout out to the folks at THE OTHER 99 for their absolutely EXCELLENT coverage of the events today. They are so trumping the pablum on the cable networks, it's not even funny. This is the future of live news–people's news. So check out their feeds at the two links below. I'm sure they are not the only live feed doing excellent coverage, either. Favorite chant heard today: "Put away yr riot gear/We don't see no riot here". Also check the beautiful latest edition of the OWS Journal which just came out, it is filled with the graphics sparked by this movement and absolutely wonderful…
completely agree.
power to the people!
safe travels.
Hi Lee,
Thanks for posting these links! I shared your feelings yesterday, being unable to participate, called to duty elsewhere. I will certainly check out these sites.
Have a great show!
Much love and admiration,
Hi Lee,
Just wanted to thank you for the show in Santiago.
It was amazing.
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IMF Survey Vol.29, No.1 January 2000
- Broad-based participation: Uganda is first country to receive assistance under Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility
- Interview with: IMF Survey Camdessus reviews main priorities for future of international monetary, financial system
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At first blush, it probably could look as if Manatee County Sheriff Brad Steube's drug cops targeted a marijuana raid with political motives.
Despite more serious drug law violations they might focus on elsewhere, some versions of the story had it that ski-masked-wearing undercover cops went after a nice Parrish couple just because they dared to champion a controversial cause: urging legalization of medical marijuana.
Cathy Jordan, who uses a wheelchair because she has Lou Gehrig's disease, has for years been totally open about using marijuana to help ease the incurable disease's terrible symptoms. That makes her quite a spokeswoman for urging Florida lawmakers to make that sort of marijuana use legal, even as the paralyzing and slowly fatal disease makes it increasingly hard to talk.
So what would sympathetic people be expected to suspect when they heard that ski-mask-wearing deputies raided Jordan's home? Surely she and her husband were targeted for their views, or at the least because their public statements advertised ongoing violation of the law. Right?
Well, sounds good, but I don't think it went that way at all. It now seems pretty clear it was just a coincidence.
A woman checking on a previously foreclosed home next door to the Jordans, as it was about to be resold, triggered the whole thing. She called the Sheriff's Office to report an extension cord bringing electricity through a fence to a shed in the Jordan's yard.
Guess she didn't know the Jordan family was buying that house next door to them and that the power already was in their name.
Sheriff's spokesman Dave Bristow said the woman followed the power cord to a fence and looked over and saw pot plants. And so, ordinary deputies — without ski masks — came out and saw the plants, too, and talked to the Jordans.
Then other deputies were called in to handle it all, including some who kept their faces covered because they often work undercover and don't want to be recognized as cops.
It was not a bust-down-the-door situation. The couple was told what was going on. No guns were drawn.
And maybe most significantly, Cathy Jordan was not rolled into the jail handcuffed to her wheelchair. Though the illegal plants were taken, no arrests were made and no charges filed.
Clearly, deputies did not treat the Jordans like someone they wanted to make an example of.
The Jordans told deputies about Cathy Jordan's medical use of the plants, Bristow said, or else no one would have known about that or about her lobbying.
The deputies arrived with no idea the Jordans were involved in that issue, Bristow said.
And it seems to me that when deputies got the picture, wheelchair and all, they went about as easy as they could.
This may become a hot potato for the state attorney. Prosecutors have the report now, but probably won't relish deciding whether to file charges against a woman who is slowly becoming paralyzed and using marijuana, however unlawfully, to fend off the disease as best she can.
What to do?
Well, if a new poll by advocates for legalization is even close to accurate, most Floridians now agree medical marijuana should be legal. If there's any chance our state lawmakers will now agree, they could quickly solve the problem.
I'm not betting on that. But it would be something if this coincidental, nonpolitical pot seizure at a legalization-advocate house now helps lawmakers see the absurdity of making criminals of people like Cathy Jordan.
Tom Lyons can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com or (941) 361-4964.
Lyons: In pot seizure, is there an upside?
At first blush, it probably could look as if Manatee County Sheriff Brad Steube's drug cops targeted a marijuana raid with political motives.


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Chesscube Videos - How to install and view
How to download
- Users can download ChessCube Cinema by visiting
- At this point, you need to provide your ChessCube username and password, and login into the system, where you will be able to download Cinema.
Installation Requirements
In order to successfully install/run ChessCube Cinema, you need to have Adobe AIR installed. (http://get.adobe.com/air/)
How to download videos manually
You can install Cinema and then view the videos using Chesscube Cinema. Once you have Cinema installed and running, the video download should start immediately. If it does not, you should click on the Update Library button at the top/middle of the screen.
Premium users can visit this link to check the latest weekly streaming videos available - http://www.chesscube.com/premiumVideos/
If you still dont get or see the video, please email us at [email protected] for assistance.
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Some users have various usernames, in which Username1 downloads ChessCube Cinema, and buys a couple of videos. He/She then registers username2 , and then goes into the shop to buy more videos, while logging in with username2. You might not view/download the videos you just bought.
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2. Go to "/Users/YourUserName/Documents" folder (usually on the C drive) and delete "ChessCube Cinema Videos" folder
3. Now go to "C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\" folder and look for a "ChessCubeCinema.3A9405F9F5DD10EB78C07579A1858C76CD0D0DAC.1" folder don't worry about the numbers behind the name of the "ChessCubeCinema" folder, ok delete "ChessCubeCinema.3A9405F9F5DD10EB78C07579A1858C76CD0D0DAC.1" folder
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If you want to back up videos, you can find the videos at this location in your pc:
C:\ Libraries\Documents\ChessCube Cinema Videos (Windows Vista, Windows 7)
C:\My Documents\ ChessCube Cinema Videos (Windows XP)
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BOULDER, CO - November 13, 2006
Webroot Software, Inc., the leading provider of anti-spyware software for consumer, enterprise and SME markets, today announced it has been chosen as one of CRN Magazine's 2006 Emerging Technology Vendors. This annual list captures companies that are delivering high margins for solution providers with innovative and easy-to-use technology that undercuts industry giants.
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Recently, Webroot announced a distribution agreement with Ingram Micro Inc. (NYSE: IM), the world's largest technology distributor. This alliance further demonstrates Webroot's commitment to strategically expand its channel relationships?
"Being named by CRN as one of this year's Emerging Vendors is a great compliment to everyone who has been involved with our channel sales and development," said C. David Moll, CEO of Webroot Software. "Channel sales are an increasingly critical element of our corporate growth strategy so we have invested significant time and money to develop our channel relationships and continuously prove to our partners just how important they are to our success."
Webroot's approach to combat spyware continues to prove significantly more effective when compared with solutions offered by large security suite vendors. For instance, a test conducted by VeriTest showed that Webroot's software fully cleaned 94 percent of the entire test bed, while McAfee cleaned 53 percent and Symantec only 51 percent.
"Joining forces with Webroot was one of the best business decisions we've made," said Kristen Cox, president, Checkpoint Services, Inc. "By offering our customers the industry's proven, leading anti-spyware software, we have not only increased our profitability but we have established even stronger relationships with our customers. They know Spy Sweeper Enterprise is a trusted name in the industry and that reflects well on us. We are proud to be affiliated with the company and its products."


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Marquette Golden Eagles deservedly giddy after beating Denver Pioneers
With Mike Chambers (lower body injury) on the I.R. a while longer with a lower body injury, I again filled in for him on the DU lacrosse beat Saturday, covering Marquette's monumental upset of the Pioneers in the Big East Conference tournament championship game.
In Denver, of course, the Pioneers are the story, but it's hard not to be impressed by the remarkable progress the startup Marquette program has made in four years.
So here are some comments from the Golden Eagles. Read more…


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Singapore, 10 November 2011 – The world's largest bird paradise, Jurong Bird Park, will be celebrating the "hatching" of its latest kids' playground, Birdz of Play, through a series of eggciting activities during an event called the Hatch Day Eggs-travaganza in conjunction with the December school holidays.
Birdz of Play is a colourfully themed play area, with wet and dry play areas for toddlers and older children. Kids of all ages are in for a splashing good time as they engage in some wild water fun. One of the highlights is the water play area, which has a huge clambering splash and slide element, where a huge bucket of water will tip every few minutes, thoroughly drenching anyone under it. The dry play area will be a sensory one for kids, as they go though the interactive component, as well as play on the swing, see-saw or flying fox.
Event Highlights
Hatch Day Eggs-travaganza
Date: 3-25 December (Saturdays and Sundays only)
Activities are free but usual Park admission rates apply
Hatch Day Party
Kids will meet the cuddly and friendly egg mascots, Dodo and Didi at this free party. Both guardians in the Land of Eggs, they are overjoyed about a beautiful and exotic egg that they have uncovered. With the help of a magical stethoscope, Dodo has determined that today will be the day that this rare and beautiful egg hatches! Kids will also watch a magic show by the Egg Wizard and learn how to perform Dodo and Didi's signature egg dance.
Time: 12.00noon
Venue: Birdz of Play
Join the Water Dippers at Waterplay!
Come have a bucket of laughs with the Water Dippers! Dressed in wet suits, big snorkel masks and flippers, the Water Dippers will entertain with heaps of physical comedy and slapstick antics. Armed with water guns and water buckets, they will play with the kids at the wet play area for a splashing fun time.
Time: 11:30am and 12:45pm
Venue: Birdz of Play
Eggnimal Craft Booth
Kids can show off their brilliant art-and-craft skills and learn how to make adorable animals and birds out of plastic eggs.
Time: 10am – 4pm
Venue: Birdz of Play
Send your Egg-mas Greetings
With Christmas just round the corner, kids can visit the booth to design their very own Eggmas e-card and send their personalised Christmas greetings to friends and family for free!
Time: 10am – 4pm
Venue: Entrance of Jurong Bird Park
Meet & Greet Dodo and Didi
Kids will get a chance to come up close to the cuddly egg mascots, Dodo and Didi, and take a fun picture with them.
Time: 9:30-10:00am and 3:30-4:00pm
Venue: Entrance of Jurong Bird Park and Birdz of Play
Meet the Birds
At this session, kids will get to meet our talking Amazon parrot, Quincy and come up close and take a photo with our beautiful cockatoo and macaw.
Date: 17, 18, 24, 25 December
Time: 2:00pm – 2:30pm
Venue: Birdz of Play