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The number one-ranked Buckaroo basketball boys from Monticello played twice at the 1A preview in Richfield Friday and Saturday, resulting in two more wins for the Bucks.
Three Buckaroos scored in double figures to gain a win over the Wayne Badgers, 54-36. Cory Young pumped in 17 points, with Dallin Duncan adding 13 and Devin Wright 12.
Saturday afternoon, the Bucks matched up against the undefeated and third -ranked Piute Thunderbirds, the same Thunderbird school that has finished first, second, third, and fourth at the 1A state tournament the last four years and have placed fourth or better for the past 10 years.
Truly, the Thunderbirds are a benchmark team, a team one can use to measure one's 1A strength. Piute came into the game this year with impressive early season wins over 2A Millard, Beaver, and Kanab, and 1A powerhouse Rich. However, the Bucks were able to enforce their will on the T-Birds, handing them their first loss of the season, 51-39, providing us all, perhaps, a glimpse of what could be with this year's Buckaroo team. Duncan lead the Bucks with 24 points, Wright added 11 and Young nine.
It's now "5-0 against New Mexico for the Bronco" of San Juan High after another weekend New Mexico tournament.
This time, the Webb Toyota Tournament saw Coach Wade Mortensen's Broncos boys go 2-1 in basketball with large wins over Farmington, 62-32, and Shiprock, 74-42, the second game being their second win over Shiprock this year.
Against Farmington, Tyler Nielson (12) and Logan Meyer (11) led a host of Broncos in scoring. Jess Mortensen had nine points, with Barkley Christensen adding eight and AJ Slavens seven in a game that saw the Broncos race to a 33-12 halftime lead allowing lots of Broncos to get in the game and nine to enter the scoring column.
The second Shiprock game was similar to the first, with the Broncos holding the Chieftains to only 17 second half points while scoring 39 themselves. Christensen, a sophomore, topped the Broncos with 13 points while Shumway, a senior, added 12. Seth Moses (9), Logan Meyer and Tyler Nielson (8), and Shabazz Williams (7) aided the Bronco charge.
The Broncos' only loss in New Mexico loss was a 65-49 beating at the hands of Eastwood High School, a 5A school from El Paso, TX, whose most noted aluminus is Jack Handey, who is probably best remembered by some for his "Deep Thoughts" segments on Saturday Night Live.
There was no joking by Eastwood's basketball team however, as they handed the Broncos their first loss of the season. Jess Mortensen, son of Bronco coach Wade Mortensen, led the Broncos with 15 points. Cameron Shumway pitched in with 14, leaving the Broncos with a 6-1 record.
For the Girls, Kelsi Meyer lead the Lady Broncos over the Lady Buckaroos Tuesday night in Monticello. Meyer's 17 points and Jolene Kirk's 10 lifted the Broncos to a 42-35 win. Martha Beh was the leading Buckaroo scorer with 12 points.
After beating Monticello on Tuesday, the Lady Broncos turned the tables on the Whitehorse Lady Raiders on Thursday, besting the Raiders 54-46, avenging an earlier loss in Blanding.
Meyer again led the Broncos with 19 points, with Jolene Kirk adding 11 and Brooke Lyman nine. Saturday night the Broncos lost to a much improved Green River Pirate team and Megan Hatt's 30 points. Meyer had 15 points, Kirk had 13 and Lindsey Christensen added eight, leaving the Broncos 3-4 on the season.
Lady Bronco coach, Justin Moon, responded to some intense Sportshorts questioning:
Sportshorts: Tell us a little about this year's version of the Lady Bronco basketball team.
Coach Moon: This year's version of the Lady Bronco Team is still a work in progress. We are a very athletic team. If we can get our skills to match our athleticism we have the potential to be a very good team.
Q: What returning veterans will you rely on? A: Kelsi Meyer, Senior, led team in scoring last year. She will have to help others raise their games for us to be successful. Erika Grover is a Senior Co-captain with Kelsi. She anchors the team with her rebounding and defensive help. Junior Teal Palmer is the tallest player on the team. Strong in the post. Probably the highest basketball IQ on the team.
"New Players to watch for include sophomore Brooke Lyman, who can play all five positions and is not afraid of anything. Junior Lindsey Christensen is the best pure shooter on the team. When her confidence catches up with her skills, she will be a large help to the team. Junior Jolene Kirk is capable of causing a lot of grief with speed and quickness.
Q: How many years have you been a head coach? A: This will be my 4th year as head coach here at San Juan. I have been coaching for 13 years.
Q: Your wife, Cassy, is the highly successful volleyball coach at San Juan. Is there a little rivalry between the basketball and volleyball coaches? A: There is no rivalry between my wife and me. There are a lot of great coaches here at San Juan. One day I hope to be one of them. I have a lot of role models to turn to for help with Cassy, Coach Monty Lee, Coach Craig Swenson, Coach Mike Bowers and the Hiatts, Kimberly and Steve.
Q: What are your goals for the year? A: Our goals for the year are to improve our record from last year and to play all four days at the state tournament. My other personal goal is to help the girls understand how much work it takes to be successful at basketball. I have always said that we have some of the best athletes in 2A here at San Juan. If our winter sports would put in the time, we could have just as much success as the other teams at San Juan.


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Does anybody know the answer to Which way did Charles Darwin walk around the Sandwalk?.
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Last Monday, while on vacation, my Mom and I took some "Girly" time to visit a local winery. We went to Silver Coast Winery. We got to tour the area where they make wine, though they weren't making any on this day in particular. They also don't grow the grapes there on the property, but in the mountains of North Carolina, where it is cooler.
After our tour, we were led to the bar to sample some of the wines. We chose to sample both red & white. There were 6 red wines & 5 white wines.
- Calabash Red ~ The dark ruby color provides a hint of the black cherry, plum and floral notes that entertain the nose of this vibrant red. The palate is offered red cherry violets, a hint of currant and plum. The finish is enhanced with a hint of spice. Pastas and red meats are complimented by this wine.
- 2002 Merlot ~ Dark and rich in color, with a leather, smoke, and black pepper nose. This wine has tastes of black current and leather, and a touch of licorice on the finish. Aged 14 months in oak. A fantastic wine when paired with a delicious grilled steak!
- 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon ~ Dark garnet color entices the eyes with licorice, black cherries, vanilla, and violets on the nose. This medium body wine offers lush mouthfuls of black raspberry, cranberries, and rich dark fruit. Balanced acidity contributes to a long, lingering finish with hints of smoke and rich berries.
- 2006 Touriga ~ Deep berry and plum ,with subtle dark cherry and lavendar notes, accent this rustic style Portuguese varietal. The palate is treated to dark cherry and deep plum with smokey overtones and soft tannins..The deep color of this wine enhances it's presentation.
- Holiday Red ~ Aromas of nice fleshy cherry fruit with hints of apice lead to roasted sugar plum flavors accented with a dash of nutmeg and cinnamon. Soft and sensual, this is a nice wine to enjoy next to the fireplace!
- 2007 Cabernet Franc ~ Intriguing aromas of blueberries, dried leaves and cedar leads to complex flavors of ripe black plum and cherries. Rich and full bodied with a long lingering finish marked by leather, dried cherries and vanilla.
My Mom
Me (disregard my Rudolph the Reindeer sunburned nose)
- Stainless Chardonnay ~ Straw in color, hints of green apple skins, pineapple & minerals are surrendered to the nose of this wine. The palate is entertained with Granny Smith apples, pineapple & tropical citrus. Hints of minerals and of well balance acidity beg this chardonnay to be paired with food in cream sauces, salads, cheese & poached salmon.
- Calabash White ~ The eyes are greeted with green highlighted straw color. The nose is treated to apple and pear. This soft, round, well balanced wine seduces the palate with spiced pear and lemon grass. A hint of sweetness and acidity make this wine a perfect pairing for seafood or poultry.
- 2008 Seyval Blanc ~ Delicate, smooth and crisp with hints of pineapple and apricot. Great with creamy cheeses and light meals.
- Rosé ~ A crisp, fruity style that exhibits multiple layers of berry and tropical fruit flavors. A complex blend of grapes with a slightly sweet, medium body. Ideal for sipping or when paired with appetizers, sharp cheeses and smoked meats.
- 2005 White Merlot ~Ripe strawberry and rose petal aromatics, immediately on the nose of this vibrant, lighter bodied sipper. This wine also shows some subtle white pepper spice on the back palate. Delightful as a dessert wine.
The Bartender
Bartender teaching us how to "swish" the wine
After sampling all of the wines, my Mom and I decided to split a glass of one of the top wines on our list: 2008 Seyval Blanc. I can't put into words how amazing this wine tasted!!
My favorite red was probably the Calabash Red (odd because I always end up liking the most expensive wines and this was the least expensive! HA!). I also really liked the Cab Franc & Merlot. I didn't care for the Cabernet Sauvignon, which is again, odd, because it is one of the only reds I drink at home. If you were to come over to my house, you would always find a bottle of Cab Sauvignon and most likely Pinot Noir. The Touriga (which has won a double gold), was good, but not as good as I expected. It is a different grape, though, so we were told up front that it is almost an acquired taste. Also, they recommend opening the bottle & letting it breathe for 45 minutes before drinking and also placing in the fridge for 15 min to get the temperature to about 64 degrees. The Touriga we sampled was not prepared like that.
My favorite white was probably the Chardonnay with the Seyval Blanc coming in a very close second or tie. I was pleasantly surprised to see that I really like the Rosé and White Merlots, as blushes are usually not my thing. The bartender asked if the blushes that I had had in the past were white zins and I said "yes" and he said that was what he thought. 😉 LOL! He recommended having the Seyval Blanc with Chocolate Covered Apricots. Too bad I didn't have any in my purse. 😉
After our tasting my Mom & I wandered around in the gift shop. This place has the right idea…..offer you alcoholic beverages & then set you free in the gift shop! Aside from my buying 2 bottles of wine, my Mom bought several & we had to have these sparkly t-shirts, too! Mine says "Save water, drink wine" and hers says "Group Therapy".
In the garden finishing up our wine
We had a wonderful time!! 🙂 We hope to make this one of our new vacation "traditions", just like the ice cream trips I posted about last week.
I will leave you with one last picture….this is my attempt at a self portrait of my Mom & I. Fortunately, our designated driver arrived & took a picture for us. 🙂 Thanks, honey!
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Monday, September 13, 2010
Over the Weekend / Daily Style...
45 comments:
- Alli XT said...
so awesome! I love Russell Orchards-I'm craving hot apple cider and pumpkin bread now.
- September 13, 2010 at 11:44 AM
- Katie said...
I am glad you are in a better work situation now. I, too, have a very stressful/panic inducing job situation, I understand the frustration. Enjoy fall--you deserve it! :)
- September 13, 2010 at 11:45 AM
- Katrina said...
I'm also basking in my love of fall this year! Bring on the plaids! I love those yellow pants, perfect compliment to the flannel.
- September 13, 2010 at 11:53 AM
Your post just heightened my excitement for fall! Corn mazes, pumpkin painting, changing leaves, sweaters, boots, crisp breezes, cuddling. Mmm. So happy its working its way in!
P.s. I love love love your sunny skinnies. So great.
- September 13, 2010 at 11:55 AM
- Rio said...
Oh my goodness, I am in love with those pants! I wish I had 10 pairs of them haha! Especially cute with the red plaid! Looks like a fun fall weekend! :)
- September 13, 2010 at 12:08 PM
- Mich said...
your pants remind me of the new band of outsiders collection! haha i just happened to be looking at it at the same time.
- September 13, 2010 at 12:12 PM
- Unknown said...
Super cute pairing with the mustard pants it works well with the top...the shoes were a perfect addition!
Have a great week!
- September 13, 2010 at 12:16 PM
- archives vintage said...
oh - cider doughnuts are SOOOO delish!!!! ah! looks fun, glad you finally got to go apple picking :D
- September 13, 2010 at 12:19 PM
- Chaucee said...
What an awesome fall weekend! I can't wait until the weather warms up around Philly enough to wear pants!
- September 13, 2010 at 12:41 PM
- MrJeffery said...
fall! great style. i love the yellow!
- September 13, 2010 at 12:42 PM
- Caitlyn, Honey Deer said...
Ah I loveee fall. That's so funny that you get super yummy cider doughnuts and cider too when apple picking, my fiance and I do the same! I seriously adore those doughnuts. Sooo good when nice and warm!!
- September 13, 2010 at 12:53 PM
- Eli said...
we dont even have this kind of fun fall stuff to do in Las Vegas, its a bummer.
ps. love your pants, Im crazy about mustard colors!
- September 13, 2010 at 1:25 PM
- Laura said...
Greatoutfit! I love the colour of those jeans!!
L x
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- September 13, 2010 at 1:53 PM
- TrophyBoutique said...
I am in love with your yellow cords! So cute.
I'm from Maine, too, but now I live in Texas. Three words that make me miss fall in Maine: MAPLE SUGAR CANDY. mmmmmm....
- September 13, 2010 at 1:57 PM
- Brianna said...
I love the color of your pants. Such a pretty yellow.
- September 13, 2010 at 2:01 PM
- cb said...
love this outfit! did you get those jeans at a swap meet? they look great on you! oh by the way just got the southwestern necklace i won, I LOVE IT! did a little post about it :) i want to wear it every day, it is beautiful! thanks again sweetie!
- September 13, 2010 at 2:17 PM
- Unknown said...
Those are some amazing yellow pants, what a great swap find.
Your weekend looks like it was tons of fun. It looks like the perfect place to hangout in Autumn, but the owner probably wouldn't go for that. lol
- September 13, 2010 at 2:25 PM
- Watkins35 said...
Love the shirt, and agree with the sentiment - LOVE Autumn, bring it on. Farm looks like fun and cider donuts sound good :) x
- September 13, 2010 at 2:52 PM
- Unknown said...
this little orchard date is wonderful! such a beautiful way to spend an early fall afternoon. I need to try and find some cider doughnuts since they sound absolutely delectable!
your yellow pants are possibly the best things I've seen all week, you have me searching everywhere to find a pair of my own!
- September 13, 2010 at 4:05 PM
- miss teacups said...
this outfit is unreal!!! i would never think to pair something up like this but you just execute it so wonderfully. you look great miss, all the time!!
- September 13, 2010 at 4:05 PM
- monkeyandsquirrel said...
mustard yellow and plaid are two of my favorite things as of late. you bring them together fabulously here!!!
- September 13, 2010 at 4:38 PM
- C said...
My yellow cords are some of my favorites. I love the idea of pairing them with a bold plaid and lace-up wedges!
- September 13, 2010 at 4:45 PM
- Unknown said...
so fall! gosh this makes me wish i were back in the midwest for some fall weather!!
- September 13, 2010 at 4:55 PM
- Unknown said...
just found your blog- glad i did :) . your writing is great as is your style .
big fan of the yellow jeans .
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- September 13, 2010 at 5:20 PM
- Carol said...
Great outfit! The mix of colours are cute!
- September 13, 2010 at 5:57 PM
- Unknown said...
I LOVE those pants! This outfit says fall!
Pumpkin patches and donuts are a great fall activity. I live in California after growing up in the Midwest, so I miss a real true fall.
- September 13, 2010 at 7:02 PM
- Lexie said...
mmm i want to try a cider doughnut!
those yellow pants are fabulous! the color is perfectly autumnal!
- September 13, 2010 at 7:10 PM
- Martha said...
I love fall, too. When I lived in TX, My mom used to send apple cider donuts to me in from CT. Now I live so near an orchard that makes them YEAR ROUND! Love the pants!
- September 13, 2010 at 8:13 PM
- Emily, Ruby Slipper Journeys said...
Apple, picking, what a perfect fall activity! And I lovvvvve those yellow pants so much!
- September 13, 2010 at 8:14 PM
I wish I could wear this outfit right now!! I absoultely love it especially the yellow pants and how you mixed all these colors together. I love pumpkin picking!
- September 13, 2010 at 8:18 PM
- Becca [Free Honey] said...
Julie, I'm loving your sassy yellow cords. They're screaming fall to me. It's funny that your weekend plans included apple picking. I was just saying today that I wanted to find a farm and get in the fall spirit. Who am I kidding, I'm most excited for the apple crisp to be made afterwards.
- September 13, 2010 at 8:21 PM
- Unknown said...
mmm that donut looks SO delicious!! your outfit is so perfect for fall that it makes me anxious for cooler temperatures to arrive here in austin. We don't really have a fall... it's still freaking 90 degrees here!
Anyway...wish you were up at NYC too! I would have loved to talk to you in person.
- September 13, 2010 at 8:57 PM
- sarahtp said...
There is nothing better than a plaid shirt in a pumpkin patch. You had a much better weekend than me! It was rainy up here in Ontario, and I was stuck inside doing photoshop tutorials—ugh!
- September 13, 2010 at 9:42 PM
- Outofseasonface said...
If anyone can pull of those pants, its you! You look great! I've actually never been apple picking, nor have I had cider donuts, but it looks delicious!
- September 14, 2010 at 12:25 AM
- Nadia Kamballa said...
Pretty outfit.. I love that plaid shirt..
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- September 14, 2010 at 8:55 AM
- Rūta said...
Beautiful outfit and amazing colors! i love that deep shade of yellow for autumn too- it's a very bright, but still autumn-like color.
- September 14, 2010 at 9:37 AM
Awesome look for fall! You pictures have me researching area pumpkin farms and apple orchards
- September 14, 2010 at 10:07 AM
- Dora Berry said...
:-D I was born in Ipswich, MA and Russell Orchards is one of those places they take you in pre-school. Fun! Ipswich is such a cool old town, we lived in one of those houses with a plaque of the estimated date it was built. Ours - 1690-1700! It was old, old, old! But I have fond memories. Thanks for sharing and I love that flannel shirt, you have me pining for one of my own!
- September 14, 2010 at 10:40 AM
Words can't describe how much I miss Fall in New England. I was born in Maine and moved to Vermont when I was 10. Now I am stuck in Pittsburgh for school but really just want to drive through bright orange mountains and bite into a perfectly crisp, right from the tree apple.
Love your flannel!
- September 14, 2010 at 4:02 PM
- Tiffany said...
Freaking love the yellow pants, oh and apple doughnuts!
- September 14, 2010 at 10:45 PM
- Raj said...
Aww it sounds like you had soo much fun!
And how yumm must those cider doughnuts be, mm
Your jeans are fantastic!
- September 15, 2010 at 2:28 AM
- valeriewfreeman said...
Nice pics! I love those yellow jeans!
- September 15, 2010 at 2:38 PM
- Amanda said...
That shirt is amazing! And on a side note my boyfriend and I are actually building a house in the middle of an old apple orchard, so I cannot wait to start making fresh cider doughnuts, and hot apple cider!
- September 15, 2010 at 3:42 PM
Ah, love this outfit, especially with the shoes! You're right, it's perfect for fall.
Your orchard trip with Chris looks wonderful. I want to go! Alas, not many orchards in Chicago.
Hope the nearness of your admissions traveling isn't getting you down too much. Good luck when the trips start!
- September 15, 2010 at 4:43 PM
- kelly ann said...
i LOVE the yellow with the plaid, it's kind of perfect.
- September 15, 2010 at 7:11 PM
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WASHINGTON -- LaVar Arrington criticized the Washington Redskins for failing to support him during his recent knee
injury, an injury that forced him to have another surgery last
"It's like nothing in terms of the support from them, it's like
nothing," Arrington told reporters at Redskins Park on Monday.
"It's like, just let me disappear and die."
Arrington, walking on crutches, revealed that he had a second
surgery last Wednesday on the same knee that forced him to miss 11
games last season. He said he will be in no rush to come back.
"I'm taking as much time as I need, and if that means they're
upset and want to get rid of me, then so be it," Arrington said.
"But I'm not coming back before my knee is better. I tried it
their way, and it got me on crutches again."
Arrington had the first surgery, which repaired torn cartilage,
after Week 2 last season. His implication is that the team rushed
him back onto the field. His return was delayed when a deep bone
bruise was discovered in the knee, but he eventually played in two
ineffective games as a reserve in December before being placed on
injured reserve for the season finale.
Arrington said part of his problem is that he hasn't built a
relationship with Joe Gibbs, who arrived last year as the fifth
head coach in Arrington's five years with the Redskins.
"They're new, and then I get hurt, and every year it's always
someone new," Arrington said. "Does that mean it's right the way
it's being handled? I had a teammate that didn't even know that I
had surgery on my knee, and that's the first one, too. It's just
mixed emotions, man. It makes you wonder, man, what's their
Asked to comment on Arrington's remarks, Gibbs told The
Associated Press that he's "always erred on the side of
conservative" with Arrington.
"LaVar got mad at me last year because he said I was too
conservative," Gibbs told the AP. "He wanted to play."
As for Arrington's claim that the three-time Pro Bowl linebacker
didn't have the support of the coaching staff, Gibbs said Arrington
was upset when making those comments because of the need to have
the second surgery.
"LaVar was emotional and said some things," Gibbs said. "But
LaVar knows that we've been conservative with him."
Gibbs said Arrington's second surgery was needed after some
setbacks during recent offseason workouts at Redskins Park. Gibbs
said Arrington had some "floating bodies" removed from the knee
and also had some scar tissue trimmed.
Gibbs said the doctor feels Arrington will be fine by the time
the season starts in September, but that the team will be "careful
and cautious" with Arrington's rehabilitation for a couple of
Gibbs said he and Arrington spoke on the telephone for about 45
minutes Monday evening, but that Arrington did not repeat many of
the concerns the linebacker had aired publicly only a few hours
earlier. He said another meeting with Arrington is scheduled for
Tuesday to "go over everything from A to Z" concerning
Arrington's rehabilitation.
Arrington also accused the Redskins of delaying the grievance he
filed over a $6.5 million bonus that he claims was supposed to be a
part of the nine-year, $68 million contract signed near the end of
the 2004 season. A hearing scheduled for November was postponed,
with no new date set.
"You guys use your common sense," Arrington said. "Why do
think they keep pushing it back? Why do you guys think they
keep pushing it back for such a non-winnable situation and an
asinine thing for me to do, why do you think it keeps getting
pushed back? But I could care less about anything else other than
my knee right now."
Gibbs said he was under the impression that the Redskins had no
control over the grievance process. The coach said he would address
the contract matter further at a Tuesday news conference.


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Agents with the Colorado Bureau of investigation (CBI), in conjunction with the Critical Incident Team for Moffat, Grand and Routt counties, have determined the deceased man, 31-year-old Joshua Lee Stevens of Coral, Mich., was not known to the homeowners. It was reported that Stevens had been in Hot Sulphur Springs for about a week, and was in the area looking for work.
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Two sources who claim to have known Stevens for longer than 15 years said he was a "non-violent person" and dedicated friend who had drug dependency issues in the past.
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A press release issued by CBI reports that Stevens attempted to force his way into the home after pounding on the door just before midnight and immediately became engaged in an altercation with John Stein.
Both Steins received minor injuries as a result of the altercation.
It is believed Stevens was shot during the course of the physical struggle.
The Grand County Coroner, Brenda Bock, reported that Stevens died from "multiple gunshot wounds to the torso." Results of the autopsy show he was shot four times.
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I came across a bunch very old illustrations the other day, and thought, man, I would not recognize this as my work, compared to what I do today. Here take a look. (Happy Reed? Pictures! Also forgive any formatting issues. Since these blog entries are as I think of them I don't take much time to try and re-size images and such.)
These are part of a series done for Reeling, the Chicago GLBT film festival. They got a lot of attention and people really liked them. So much that someone ripped off the style for several brochures, and people thought I had done the illustrations. To bad I didn't, because more then likely, the person who ripped me off got paid. I did this for free for the exposure. I didn't get any work from this.
I was very proud of these at the time. They were the best work I had done at the time. I can still see elements of these in my current work.
My friend was working at Chicago Magazine, handling the entire online website. This was back before the internet started killing magazines and newspapers. Chicago Magazine didn't support the online site then. It was just her, and she had no budget, no direction to take the site. It barely served as a, whats happening. So she asked me to do these tiny illustrations for the site. For free. I thought, at least I can say I have worked for Chicago Magazine, and maybe I might get to network to get some work in the actual magazine. But that didn't happen.
For a while I worked at a company that did corporate communications, mainly newsletters, brochures and more. Sometimes, they wanted illustrations. My boss never wanted to spend money of art and graphics, which was good for me, since it fell to me to come up with illustrations.
I really don't know what I was trying to do with the shape of the heads. These were for a brochure about hospital credentialing. Back then, computers had these giant, thick monitors, that took up your whole desk!
Oh hey! One of the first illustrations I got paid for. For Lakeland Boating (I still do illustrations for them). It was about how the head (bathroom) on boats often can be left…messy. I wrote a dirty limerick on the wall, and thought I had smudge it enough. I didn't, but thankfully they caught it before it went to print. I don't do that anymore. (Here I sit, broken hearted, came to shit and only farted, in case you were wondering.)
Back then, I did lot of work with actual materials, and would have to send them in to be scanned. The good thing about that, is you can work in different ways. Like this for an article about Morse Code.
I did it on scratch board. I really liked it. So did the editor. So much he kept the original art and never sent it back. Nor did he offer me any money for the original art. Yeah, people actually do that. A contract prevents that.
However, this did lead to me doing a series of these of skeletons. A friend of a friend opened a small knick knack shop, and wanted artists to put their work up for commission. So I did a bunch, and they sold. The first few that sold she gave me my share. The rest, she kept all of it, because her shop wasn't doing well, and needed the money.
Come to think of it, she was friends of the editor that kept the image above. Another good reason for going digital, or at least only delivering digital. And contracts
These are some images that I did that were not for clients, but just myself.
It's always interesting to look back. I also found a disk with all these illustrations I did for this interactive CD a bank put out to help people prepare to take a test to get their real estate license. There were 3 of us doing the illustrations, and a 4th guy doing all the photo researching. I think there was over 500 illustrations that were needed. I was working for a company that was doing the CD for the bank. I never dealt with the person at the bank, but we always got to hear her feedback. Like, I don't like the color green. So what about the illustrations about lawn care and such? She also didn't like red. Or bright blues. In fact, she doesn't like primary colors.
So the color palette eventually became grays, beiges, purples, light baby blue, and where appropriate, some greens. She also so everything as sexual and violence towards women.
I honestly can't say what I think about my old work. I can say my skill has improved a lot.


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BAB AL-SALAM, Syria
It was cold and drizzling as yet another family made homeless by war arrived in this town in northern Syria to start a new life in a tent.
Khadija al-Ali seemed to be trying not to cry as she explained how in the space of a week she had gone from middle-class housewife to homeless single mother.
Ms. Ali had lived a comfortable life in the northern city of Aleppo with her husband, a tailor, and their three children, ages 6, 3 and 1. Then, a week ago, a Syrian government jet dropped a bomb that destroyed the family house, but no one was home and the family members thanked God that they were safe.
A couple of days later, Ms. Ali's husband disappeared in Aleppo. Maybe he was arrested at a checkpoint, or hit by a bomb, or targeted by the snipers now common in the city. One Aleppo resident told me about a friend who had been shot by a sniper in the shoulder and leg. It was too dangerous to pull him to safety, and he died on the street two days later.
"I just don't know what happened," Ms. Ali told me blankly, while her cousin (who confirmed the story) suggested that the husband is probably dead.
An aid worker from the Syrian Arab Red Crescent arrived with loaves of bread for the family, which the children ate hungrily. When pieces fell to the mud, they picked them up and brushed them off. And blankets are even harder to come by than food.
"I'm afraid my kids will die in this cold weather," she fretted.
Multiply Ms. Ali by more than a million and you get the scale of Syria's torment. Already, nearly 40,000 people have been killed in the civil war, and some 2.5 million are displaced from their homes.
President Obama and other world leaders have avoided intervening in Syria for fear of destabilizing the region and empowering Islamic fundamentalists. The West is also nervous of the rebel Free Syrian Army, which includes extremist elements and has committed atrocities itself.
The Western concerns are legitimate, and plenty of Syrians have mixed feelings about the Free Syrian Army. Some fighters engage in looting or kidnapping, and many are poorly trained and unprofessional. (The establishment of a new umbrella coalition of the Syrian opposition, immediately recognized by France, may help a bit.)
My take is that rural Syrians are generally supportive of the Free Syrian Army, while some city dwellers resent it as an armed mob that irresponsibly moves into neighborhoods knowing that the result will be government bombs that will devastate those streets.
It's also true that Islamic militants and foreign fighters are playing an increasing, but still tiny, role in the combat. Some of that is real, and some is Kabuki: Groups of fighters have realized that the best way to get weapons is to grow beards, quote from the Koran and troll for support in Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
A secular pro-Western businessman who lost his 18-year-old son to a bomb said he didn't agree with the militants, but he still welcomed them. "They have the humanity to help," he said, contrasting their assistance with Western indifference.
An imam, a bit distracted because he was preparing to smuggle a rebel flag into Aleppo, at the risk of execution, put it this way: "The Americans are with the Syrians, but they just want to talk."
There are dangers with greater involvement, and Syria is a more difficult arena to intervene than Libya was, but let's acknowledge that the existing hands-off approach has failed. Western passivity has backfired and accelerated all that Washington fears: chaos, regional instability, sectarianism and growing influence of Islamic militants.
The United States certainly shouldn't send boots on the ground. But there are steps we can take to save lives, hasten an end to the war, reduce the risks to the region and protect American interests as well. A sensible menu includes a NATO-backed no-fly zone over parts of northern Syria, transfers of weapons and ammunition (though not antiaircraft weapons) to the Free Syrian Army, training and intelligence support, and cooperation with rebels to secure chemical weapons.
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Asked if he is still alive, she teared up and gulped: "I don't know." Her entire village has been destroyed, and she is now living out her old age alone, in a soggy, chilly tent. For her and other homeless Syrians, there's only one certainty: winter will make the coming months even more wretched.


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Michael Dell Recognizes Blocking What Customers Want To Protect Your Own Biz Model Is Dumb
from the smart-man deptThere have been lots of different writeups on Michael Dell's recent Churchill Club talk, with most focusing on his trashing of netbooks or talking up Windows 7. But at the end of that article there was something even more interesting, which Derek pointed out to us:
Clark asked Dell about the fact that, through virtualization, many companies end up buying fewer servers, and less hardware in general. "The first thing you have to remember is that any time a new technology comes along that's good for customers, you get in the way of it at your own peril," Dell said.Indeed. This is a point that so few companies seem to recognize. Instead of focusing on what the customers actually want, they freak out about how it may cause them to sell less of what they currently offer. This is the key in avoiding the innovator's dilemma and marketing myopia. You have to focus on what benefits the customer actually gets -- and if you try and get in the way of that, they'll just go somewhere else instead. But it's so rare to hear execs actually recognize that point -- so, kudos to Michael Dell for acknowledging it.
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
An Ornament a Day - Day 1
When it comes to ornaments, I like ...
... old-fashioned handmade ornaments. We bought this ornament (and two others similar to it in red and white) at a craft fair more than 25 years ago. These were so beautiful, I had to restrain myself from buying more than three - at $4 each, they seemed so expensive to me then....
Last year's Advent Calendar post:
Advent Calendar Day 1: The Christmas Tree
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Very pretty! I made a couple similar to that many years ago, and they were not easy to make. I'm looking forward to seeing the rest!ReplyDelete
I like this idea, Greta, of featuring a decoration a day, instead of repeating postings from previous years. Something I will bear in mind for next year!ReplyDelete
I love the idea of featuring ornaments. Some of my ornaments and Christmas decorations are very special to me and definitely part of my heritage.ReplyDelete
Greta, how creative on all accounts. I love the ornament, and I too am partial to handmade. Looking forward to see what you post.ReplyDelete
Greta, don't know if I will get around to an ornament a day, but last year as I took the tree down I photographed many of my favorite ornaments --- some just because they were old (back in the olden days of 1953 when we were first married), others handmade by children, some were gifts, but most I could tell the approximate year, where we were, ---all those little details.ReplyDelete
So my friend, me thinks I will finish taking pictures this year --- and be ready next year. Of course, it might take years because I have WAY TOO many ornaments, at least so my kids tell me.
I love the idea too, in fact, I had decided mid November to post an ornament a day, starting December 1st, of my mom's Christmas ornaments and decorations she collected over 50 + years. I started today on my photo blog - http://ginisology-photos.blogspot.com/2011/12/moms-christmas-tree-jewels-memory-count.html - I look forward to seeing your ornaments, Greta. Happy Holidays!ReplyDelete
Cynthia - These definitely look like extremely labor-intensive ornaments to make - not something i could do myself. I have been looking for more like these, but have never found them.ReplyDelete
Susan - Yeah, I figured a third round would be too much; however, I put the links there for new readers, just in case.
Dee - I hope you post some of your ornaments - I love looking at ornaments!
Hummer - I just wish I could make ornaments like those... no talent for it, unfortunately.
Joan - I know what you mean about way too many ornaments - that's me. I can't get all of them onto one tree, so I sort of rotate them from year to year.
Gini - I love your photoblog and look forward to seeing the ornaments you post!


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New Type Kimono: Maximum Princess
Your typical Japanese gyaru might be happy to see kimono-wearing go the way of ballroom dancing and tea ceremony, but a growing number of hip young women are adopting the techniques of alt fashion subcultures to breathe new life into old-skool clothes. Kimono hime lovers flaunt convention with a mash-up of vintage patterns, non-trad color combos and Western accessories to spawn a style that is utterly new, yet still utterly Japanese. First of all – just for comparison – here's what it's not:
So, how do you build your very own Kimono Princess look?
As you've probably guessed, I actually love kimono in all its forms. But because I look too much like Barbie (and am not AWESOME like my fellow blogger who writes Yield For Kimono), I'd feel like a hopeless wannabe if I ever tried to un-ironically wear one. Kimono hime style, though…even someone like me might be able to rock that, don't you think? Thanks to Kimono Hime magazine (#12) for the gorgeous new style kimono photos, and きものサロン magazine for the modern photo.
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Enjoy the Bay Area at Hotel's Belmont Location
Fine dining, distinctive coastal neighborhoods and panoramic ocean views await you in the San Francisco Bay Area. The hotel's location in Belmont puts you in the heart of the peninsula, midway between San Francisco and San Jose and next door to gorgeous natural scenery in Redwood City and San Mateo.
Silicon Valley is home to major technology firms, including the nearby Oracle Corporation headquarters. Stanford University Hospitals and San Francisco International Airport (SFO) are also close to this hotel in the central Bay Area. Our hotel's corporate guests can stay in touch with clients using free high-speed, wireless Internet access throughout the hotel and the 24-hour Business Center.
The peninsula, bordered by the Pacific and San Francisco Bay, provides our hotel's guests with plenty of entertainment. You can stroll through the gardens at the nearby Filoli Mansion and see the linear accelerator at Stanford University. Or, drive no more than 30 minutes to see the fusion of art and technology in San Jose, watch sea lions play at San Francisco's Pier 39 and soak up the sun in Half Moon Bay.
Keep up with your workouts in the Fitness Center; then take advantage of cafe seating to use your laptop while enjoying scrambled eggs, bacon and biscuits from the complimentary Express Start Breakfast Bar. For an ideal location and gracious perks, choose the Holiday Inn Express® Hotel & Suites Belmont.
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More Than One Shoebox
It would be nice to have more than one shoebox in which to "dump" records or items that I find on Ancestry.com. The reality is that most researchers do at least a little "jumping around" while using Ancestry.com. Even if working on just one family, it would be nice to be able to put material into different shoeboxes. Sometimes I do not want to "tie" a record to a person if I'm not quite certain I have the right person. Unconnecting them later can easily be forgotten.
A "Could Be Pile"
I would like some way to "tag" a record as it "could be" John Smith without actually tying the record to my actual John Smith in my database. It would be nice to have a way to quickly pull up my "potential John Smiths" within Ancestry.com. I really have no preference for how this is implemented but don't see a similar feature as of the time this blog post is being written.
I'll list more as I think of them. Ancestry.com is probably not listening, but that's ok. If they don't there's always the chance another company or organization will. Sometimes I think is Ancestry.com more focused on gathering than it is on research. But that may simply be a response to the market.


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This video has been passing around my "Congo Mommies" this weekend and I loved it so much, I wanted to share it. I had so many of you in mind when I was watching it with tears coming down my face. YOU are not invisible. The love you put into it does matter, even if the person you're giving that love to, doesn't mention it. It ALL matters. If you've got 5 minutes, I think you should watch it. Then go...and keep building your cathedral.
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Lebanese feature documentary Batata, contemporary Tunisian drama A Full Moon Night and Jordanian producer Rula Nasser's Me, Myself And Murdoch won the top three prizes of $25,000 each at the close of DIFF's co-production market Dubai Film Connection.
Directed by Yahya Alabdallah, Me, Myself And Murdoch is about a Palestinian man who wakes from a coma speaking only Hebrew. Batata, to be directed by Lebanon's Noura Kevorkian and produced by Canada's Paul Scherzer, is about Syrian agricultural workers in Lebanon. Fares Naanaa's A Full Moon Night, produced by Habib Attia, is about a couple whose marriage disintegrates after the death of their daughter.
Meanwhile, The Film Clinic/DIFF Debut Feature Award went to Sabah Haider's Beirut Solo, about a pair of star-crossed immigrant lovers in the Lebanese capital. Canadian Couzin Films and French The Film Link have boarded the picture lead produced by Pierre Sarraf of né.a Beyrouth.
In other awards, Farid Bentoumi's You Are Algeria, exploring issues of immigrant identity through the tale of an Algerian ski-ing champion, won Arte's $6,500 international prize. The feature is lead produced by Paris-based Velvet Film.
The International Organisation of La Francophonie Award, also worth $6,500, went to Egyptian Mohamed Hammad's revolution-set tale Kilo 56, produced by Misr International Films.
This year saw the launch of a new prize, the $10,000 Front Row/KNCC Award, presented by pan-Arab distributor Front Row and exhibitor Kuwait National Cinema Corporation. Raed Andoni's Ghost Hunting, a hybrid work exploring the impact of Israeli occupation on Palestinians, won the first edition of the prize.
In other DFC news, Williams announced that the DFC was partnering with Cannes Producers Network to send ten Arab producers to the meeting next May.
"Some 31 features have been completed over the past six years, another 13 are in production and eight films are in DIFF's official selection this year… you can see from the results the DFC really does have an impact," commented DFC and Film Forum director Jane Williams ahead of announcing the winners.


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Sarah Silverman is rooting for Conan O'Brien in the late night stakes.
"I really… got my start on Conan… I think of the Conan people as family," Sarah told reporters following her brief visit to the Television Critics Association panel on Friday afternoon in Pasadena. "Sensibility wise, I literally was on Team Conan. I played on their indoor soccer league."
The funny lady, whose third season of "The Sarah Silverman Program" premieres on Comedy Central on February 4, said Conan was a key to her success.
"The first time I ever got recognized on the street, it was from being on Conan all the time, so my heart is kind of there and I also feel like, 'Geez,' they moved… all their families,'" Sarah said. "I'm friends with those people that work on that show and Conan as well, and they moved their families — their kids are in schools out here."
And Sarah said NBC's recent announcement that they've asked Conan to move "The Tonight Show" to 12:05 AM to accommodate a shift in "The Jay Leno Show," which the network said they would move to 11:35 PM, so soon after Conan took the "Tonight Show" helm, isn't fair.
"Really? Six months? I mean give the guy a f***ing chance," she said. "He did so much for them at 12:30, but then again, I'm somebody that would probably be jazzed to stay at 12:30. I like being able to do whatever I want to do. They all want that coveted 11:30."
Sarah said despite the troubles her friend, who announced earlier this week would not accept NBC's move, has encountered, it's created excellent late night banter.
"It's super exciting to watch the monologues every night. When Conan said that joke the other night about NBC lost, whatever, 30 zillion dollars, this year — is it just me or is that hilarious? That was so funny," Sarah said.
And a few barbs have come from Sarah's ex-boyfriend Jimmy Kimmel, who wore a Jay Leno-style chin and wig when he hosted his own "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on Wednesday and who appeared on "10 @ 10" on "The Jay Leno Show" on Thursday night.
"I've got see that clip of Jimmy on Leno," Sarah enthused. "I've been leading my own life lately."
Sarah offered some womanly advice for Jay.
"I have nothing bad to say about anybody, but I do recall a certain young Jay Leno saying that he was going to take his wife Mavis out for dinner by the time he was 60, isn't that what he said five years ago?" she asked. "How 'bout that dinner. Mavis is starving. But I don't know… I hope that Conan winds up at, like, Fox with everything he ever wanted because he deserves it."
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Ahmet and Becir Osmani live in Zajas, a village near Kicevo almost exclusively inhabited by ethnic Albanians. Given anti-Albanian policies after World War II and lacking employment prospects, many men here migrated abroad. Ahmet Osmani, the head of the family, left 40 years ago to work in Germany and sent money back home to support his family.
"Live was simple and poor in those days after the second world war, which I experienced myself. Then we had the choice to leave. The whole village migrated to Germany… We were afraid to be in a foreign country, we did not speak the language, the Germans took us by the arms and showed us: this is a shovel, an axe, a pushcart."
After returning to Zajas, he now runs the small family farm with three of his sons. His other sons send money from abroad. Becir Osmani is one of his three sons that remained in the village:
"Some want to work here, but they do not know what to do. They can work on construction sites, but the work is very limited. Most of the villagers went to Germany.
If we had left abroad as well, I believe that our children would not have returned. We live from husbandry, my father and two of my brothers, Agim and Bekim. This is a family tradition, none of us received proper education, I only finished secondary school."
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NUREMBERG, Germany, June 13 (UPI) -- Jelena Jankovic finished strong Thursday in claiming a berth in the semifinals of the WTA's tournament in Nuremberg, Germany.
Jankovic, the No. 1 seed after receiving a wild-card invitation, broke open a tight match with a late first-set break and then ran away with a 6-4, 6-0 win over No. 6-seeded Lourdes Dominguez Lino.
Jankovic ended up with the break in each set but allowed Dominguez-Lino to win just 12 points -- five on serve -- in the second set.
Fifth-seeded Lucie Safarova claimed a 7-6 (7-5), 3-6, 6-4 win over Polona Hercog despite not recording a break until the third set. No. 7-seeded Simona Halep topped Galina Voskoboeva 6-4, 6-1 and wild-card entrant Andrea Petkovic ousted eighth-seeded Annika Beck 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 in 2 1/2 hours.
Jankovic and Petkovic meet in one of Friday's semifinals. Petkovic has a 3-2 series edge versus Jankovic. Safarova and Halep will be playing for the second time. Safarova won their first match.


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BEIJING, Mar. 15 -- The highly anticipated Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway will begin operation next year, and is expected to cut travel time to four hours, railway officials said.
The high-speed railway between China's two most important metropolises was scheduled to open in 2012 but will now open one year ahead of time, said Zheng Jian, chief planner with the Ministry of Railways.
Wang Zhiguo, vice-minister of railways, said that it would be a four-hour journey from Beijing to Shanghai, and only three hours from Beijing to Nanjing, capital of East China's Jiangsu province.
At present, it takes about 10 hours to travel from Beijing to Shanghai and Nanjing by train.
A new-generation bullet train that will travel up to 380 kilometers per hour (kph) is now under development for the high-speed rail link.
It will be rigorously tested this year, and engineers want the train to run at a top speed of 420 kph to guarantee a safe operational speed of 380 kph, Huang Qiang, chief researcher with the China Academy of Railway Sciences told the Beijing News.
Vice-Minister Wang Zhiguo said it was expected that high-speed trains would one day take passengers from Beijing to most capital cities within eight hours, except for Haikou, Urumqi, Lhasa and Taipei.
It is expected that an 110,000-km railway network will be completed by 2012, including 13,000 km of high-speed rail, he said.
China already has 6,552 km of rail track in operation - the longest amount of high-speed rail track in the world.
The ministry wants to export China's high-speed railway technology to North America, Europe and Latin America.
Wang said State-owned Chinese companies are already building high-speed lines in Turkey and Venezuela.
Many countries, including the United States, Russia, Brazil and Saudi Arabia, have also expressed interest.
"China is willing to share its mature and advanced technology with other countries to promote development of the world's high-speed railways," he said.
The ministry has signed cooperation memos with California in the United States, as well as Russia and Brazil.
"We are organizing relevant companies to participate in bidding for US high-speed railways and prepare for bidding on a line in Brazil linking Rio de Janeiro with Sao Paulo," the vice-minister said.
The ministry introduced high-speed train technologies from France, Germany and Japan, while at the same time made its own innovations. It now owns 940 patents concerning high-speed railways, the ministry's chief engineer He Huawu said.
At present, at least 10,000 km of high-speed rail line is under construction in China. About 3,676 km of new track for running trains at speeds up to 350 kph have already been laid and put into operation. Another 2,876 km of old tracks have been upgraded to run trains of 200 to 250 kph.
Ultimately, China plans to construct a 120,000-km railway network, including 50,000-km of high-speed rail track, by 2020.
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Dahom Fujian-Dahomx Low Carbon Lighting Led Light Sopurce
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Interview with DAHOM FuJian : Frank Scott: What has been your main focus in designing this work? Especially what did you want to achieve?. DAHOM FuJian : To create a Low Carbon LED replacement for Metal Halide Lamps. .Frank Scott: Why did you design this particular concept? Was this design commissioned or did you decide to pursuit an inspiration?. DAHOM FuJian : Most retail and commercial spaces still utilizes the traditional metal halide lamps. These lamps engages up to 200W of both heat and energy. Imagine each of these lamps being used for at least 10 hours a day. Till now, there has not been an energy saving solution to metal halide due to its demand for strong light output and need for good color rendering. After long research into LED modules, Dahom selected Xicato's XSM Artist Series LED Modules as they are able to produce up to 95CRI and the lamp needs only 35W energy to deliver up to 3000 lumen light output. Thus making it a perfect replacement for metal halide lamps. And emitting much lower carbon. .
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Berlin Gardens Chaise Lounge
Brand BERLIN GARDENS
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Note: Price does not include cushion.
Relax in comfort and style in our Poly Outdoor Collection. Hand-built by the Amish, these chairs are designed for comfort and superior durability. Made from PREMIUM RECYCLED PLASTC HDPE PolyTuf lumber and fastened together with stainless steel fasteners, these chairs will last a lifetime. This product is also environmentally conscious with a 95% recycled content rating and Green Circle Certification.
- High Grade Poly Lumber also known as HDPE
- Corrosion Free
- Pest Free. Bugs, insects and termites cannot infiltrate below the surface.
- Resistant to UV and hash weather climates
- Easy to clean, mild soap and rinse with water will do.
- No splintering, cracking or warping as one would find with wood.
- 95% recycled content certification meeting FTC Green Guidelines.
- Does not require staining or finishing
- Maintenance Free
- Heavy Duty Construction
- Contoured seat for comfort
- Cushions optional!
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What are the dimensions of your Berlin Gardens Chaise Lounge?
Thanks for your question! The dimensions on this item are: 28"W x 72"D x 42"H.