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Perceived Value and Proper Presentation
Posted 17 October 2012 - 12:59 PM
For those doing shows, my best (extreme) example would be a potter sets up with a card table and puts out a scattering of pieces....even if the work is very good this puts the work in a poor context, and therefore won't command a good price, or be 'wanted'...but if someone has a primo booth, the opposite is true, you can UP the perceived value, and the prices on work that is justly presented. And amazingly, by putting higher prices the implication is made that the work is better, well crafted, and that the price is justified...this is not off the top of my head, market researchers have proven this again and again for clients wanting to find the maximum price that the market will bear.
this took a few years for me to accept, and believe, and try...there was a point in '98 or so when the numbers weren't quite adding up, i don't mean the costs and all, i mean my rent! and bills and on and on, for the hours we were putting in, so...
we doubled or prices, and sales volume went up...and we got new accounts. and about the same time we invested in our booth, trying to 'mise en valuer' we copied the type of booth that the jewelers used, clean black Propanels, glass shelves, good halogen lighting, and blowup, high res images of us working, firing, and pot detail shots....sales boomed, thats why i think of this as Investment.
all this not to blow my own horn, but for those getting going now to think about.
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Posted 17 October 2012 - 04:49 PM
Your pieces really stand out in your booth.
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Posted 18 October 2012 - 09:49 AM
Posted 18 October 2012 - 10:39 AM
It is ALL about market positioning.
Good stuff, Cass.
John Baymore
Adjunct Professor of Ceramics; New Hampshire Insitute of Art
Former Guest Professor, Wuxi Institute of Arts and Science, Yixing, China
Former President and Past President; Potters Council
Posted 18 October 2012 - 12:01 PM
Great display are the boxes open in the back so that they can store inside each other, I can see designing a display system like this that could be stored in a small space and easily moved. Denice
the three pedestals at right (top pic) fit inside eachother...the ones under the glass display had to be the same size, but the back is open (still painted in case they have to show), these store extra stock, packaging materials, and such
the glass, imo, is the ultimate display, it breaks down fast and is very compact, i made wood storage boxes for each size of glass where they just slide down into a groove and are protected
Flexibility is key! you dont want to be locke dinto a 10x10 format...we have done 10x15, 4x12, 4x8, any various goofy shapes...we even set up some glass if we have a studio visit, or to present to a wholesale prospect
we use a 5'x8' trailer to do shows, this holds the whole display, stock, and usually all our personal gear too
Cheers John
Posted 18 October 2012 - 12:56 PM
Did you build the bases yourself? Did you buy a shelving system or did you find the brackets and just purchase the tempered glass yourself? Perhaps the bases could have been flipped over and sections could have been made with foam pads to store the glass shelves. What is the brand name of the glass brackets you used? I have a bunch of work to do before the summer shows start next year.
DO you think that those simple curved pop up black backdrops (they are all over eBay) would work instead of the Pro Panels that you have there?
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Posted 18 October 2012 - 02:52 PM
the glass, its out of LA...FixturePronto.com
all you see of mine was about $450 plus shipping
...as for flipping the bases for the glass...the one thing about the glass, its Heavy (kinda) if you filled that base you would need a crane...i'll take a pic of the boxes i made...
Posted 18 October 2012 - 02:58 PM
As far as pro panels vs the curved cheap ones go pro panels-I have had them for years and they are what one needs. Get color that sets your work off.If you have a small car get the 1/2 panels that snap together.Yes they cost but they add a pro quality to display
Posted 18 October 2012 - 03:17 PM
not familiar with the curved type, but...Propanels are better, LOL
...and save the box they come in! tape em all around, then cut one end open so you can slip 3 in there and dolly, keeps em looking brand new...
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Posted 19 October 2012 - 01:04 AM
That is very eye opening. And your display is absolutely gorgeous. Pots, too, of course.
Also thank you for the details about what else you need to consider, and how to find the parts.
Actually, your idea can be generalized to everything else in life, too.
Posted 19 October 2012 - 09:24 AM
that is the one thing about the Propanel, you definitely want to protect them in transport, which is not hard...they are very durable otherwise
Posted 19 October 2012 - 09:31 AM
nice rig mark c! slick setup
that is the one thing about the Propanel, you definitely want to protect them in transport, which is not hard...they are very durable otherwise
Your display is immaculate, and the added value sines through. This combined with the aesthetic of your pottery is a stunning combination-good job.
Posted 19 October 2012 - 03:36 PM
like i said, i hope only that some new to selling/shows and such migh tget something from my blather
speaking of which, on re-read i see i have kinda muddled the 2 (related) subjects together, so...
Perceived Value-- by this i mean that price can subconsciously influence value (and desire ) in the mind of the viewer...this has many times been proven. not to go overboard though! but to push the limit of what the market, and your work, will bear... testing slightly higher prices can be a good way to verify, if sales stay the same, push a lil more....
one extreme example: before our extreme price makeover, a 'high end' customer came in our booth and turned her nose up, 'not expensive enough!, she told her friend as they walked out....another example, another' high end' customer wanted a deal, for no particular reason, just cus she though we must be desperate (which we were, lol)... and when i said, 'no, sorry, that is what it is worth to us', she grumbled out of the booth....and came back 5 mins later and paid full price. This was for that bowl that is the welcome page of out site, i loved that thing
Mise en Valeur - proper context - this i think of as making sure that your booth, or presentation, website included (!) matches, or exceeds the work...example i have is of the glass shelves, this will not be appropriate for lots of types of work, but it is for many...i think of it as trying, maybe, to replicate the ideal setting you would envision your stuff in the home of the person who is your target customer, and in fact we have had many buyers tell us how they think it will look nice on their glass table or shelf at home
also, the venues/shops/shows you choose...dont sell yourself short just to get the stuff 'out there', if it is not the proper context it is not going to work out for you in the long run...its good to be among the nicer things in a nice show, or shop or gallery, but you dont want be the nice thing in a rinkydink context, your customers will not be there...hold out, if possible for the best you can find, and dont be bothered by being turned down! learn from it, ask, with a smile, how you were lacking...be flexible to change and improvement........OK, now im waaaay offtopic, i'll stop! cheers all
Posted 19 October 2012 - 04:16 PM
As a day-tripper type (University professor) who's sort of segueing into ceramics as a second career, I've been - maybe - too content with a lot of ad-hoc stuff (displaying my work on a picnic table, using found objects as display stands, etc.).
I can't argue with the visual impact of your display, however (although I have to attribute some of that to the quality of your work).
Posted 20 October 2012 - 09:53 AM
....... the venues/shops/shows you choose...dont sell yourself short just to get the stuff 'out there', if it is not the proper context it is not going to work out for you in the long run...
A BullsEye once again, Cass.
An important component here in this concept is a serious and highly objective critique of your own work so that you can match the work to the market / venue. Sometimes (read that "most of the time") we tend to see our own work through a set of very rosy glasses. We somtimes think our work would fit perfectly in a high end venue.... when that is not the case at all. This is the hardest part of this idea to deal with.
John Baymore
Adjunct Professor of Ceramics; New Hampshire Insitute of Art
Former Guest Professor, Wuxi Institute of Arts and Science, Yixing, China
Former President and Past President; Potters Council
Posted 21 October 2012 - 08:23 AM
Your stuff looks amazing on those pedestals!
Posted 21 October 2012 - 10:29 AM
yep, proper context is the key...(though our glass has been in several muddy fields, it was not a ren fair)...in that case too though i would be thinking of where you customer would be placing that piece at home, or how to make it look its best with wood or iron, some Ren type materials
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I used a piano hinge for closing it which works great.
For the fastening I originally used magnets. Then my son showed me how, by twisting his arm a particular way the gauntlets would pop off and smash to the floor. I thanked him for showing me after I picked up the pieces and put them back together. Anyway, after that I used magnets, along with a velcro tab on the back of the flame thrower box, in addition to velcro that attaches the gauntlets to the jumpsuit. I considered stapling them to his arm as well, but thought that might be going just a bit too far.
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Wellington Fall Case
$149.99 (Normally $262.50) 43% off List Price
2007 Merlot, Sonoma Valley
2007 Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma County
2007 Syrah, England Crest, Sonoma Valley
NV The Duke 10
2007 Zinfandel, Meeks Hilltop Ranch, Sonoma Valley
2007 Zinfandel, Sonoma Valley
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Willing to take a risk on an unknown winemaker. Hope it's not swill.
would snag this super quick if we were around homebase for the holidays this year.
Every time I see Wellington up here, its out of my price range.
This is promising...and I may have $$ this time to pull the trigger on a case...
I may as well stop coming by here until VA gets its act together 'cause all this is doing is pissing me off.
nimhgrad wrote:I may as well stop coming by here until VA gets its act together 'cause all this is doing is pissing me off.
Did you ask Obama yet to help?
Someone has to whine about Vinito del Finito, so it might as well be me.
Down to two bottles left...
hookhams wrote:Every time I see Wellington up here, its out of my price range.
This is promising...and I may have $$ this time to pull the trigger on a case...
I'd heavily encourage you - at an avg $12.50 / bottle. I've never been disappointed - and this is a broad selection.
Buying one for oneself is a no-brainer given the quality and outstanding value. But now that I think about it, another case would make a great gift for folks that did me an important favor this year.
Here's my notes on these wines. As a club member I have received all of these.
2007 merlot
10/7/2012: This is a great food wine. It has some nice rounded red fruit with some plum notes. Mildly tannic and full bodied. It will not overpower red meats but will compliment them. Not as soft as a typical merlot but not as aggressive as a good young cab. Highly recommended at the sub $20 that I paid for it.
No notes on the cab. Although I have had three of these and enjoyed them.
England crest Syrah
8/13/2012: Color is dark purple with light around the edges, nice legs as well.
Nose is mostly a blueberry compote, with some earthy notes in the background.
Palate has a slight alcohol burn up front but fades as the fruit and earthy notes come forward.
It really coats the mouth like a nice full bodied wine should.
The finish is medium in length but feels slightly thin, earthiness is much more present in the finish.
Great bottle.
The duke
Good QPR year after year. Not a standout showy wine. But it does what a table wine should which is go well with a variety of foods and not steal the show. I buy a 1/2 case of this every year to fill out my club shipment in the fall.
No notes on either zin. But they are both great as well.
In general I find peters wines to be well priced and well made and that combination led me to join his club.
Getting this case will give you a great feel for what Wellington is all about as it is a good representation of his typical wines.
In for one. My very first wine.woot was a Wellington mixed case, best decision (well, other than for my wallet).
So the stock market and my stash of Wellington are both going down. At least I can do something about the Wellington. And the 2007 Syrah is one of my favorites. Now I don't have to hoard the last few bottles. Haven't had the Zins or the Duke, so that I will be a new, and probably delicious experience. Haven't been disappointed in Wellington yet!
Hello and goodnight. Please leave questions for me - I'll try to answer all in the morning / afternoon.
I got the four-pack of 2007 syrahs when it was offered here. They were serious wine at a great price. I hated to drink the last one. This mixed case is an outstanding deal.
cyberpenguin wrote:Someone has to whine about Vinito del Finito, so it might as well be me.
Down to two bottles left...
I have a bit more...but I would have clearance from swmbo to go HAM on Vinito del Finito...
Anyone in Colorado (Front Range) interested in splitting a case?
We often stop at Wellington when we head to Sonoma. Their wines are always solid. I don't have any specific tasting notes other than we buy their wine, drink it and enjoy it.
Prices per bottle usually range from I'd say $15-$25, so this definitely seems like a great deal. Especially for the variety. The Duke is one of the best "inexpensive" wines in the Valley, IMO - a table wine that goes well with just about anything. It's about $10/bottle and it seems to sell like hotcakes. I"m happy to have snagged a case!
Hey?! What happened to NH ?? I got some Wellington E&E Syrah in March, no problem, but now NH is not on the list? What gives?? :-(
Would these arrive by Thanksgiving if I have them shipped to Ga.? This no shipping to Va is killing me. But I'll be in Ga. for Thanksgivng.
A case from Peter? Now this is a great way to end the week. Thnx Woot! (A much better offering than duck fat in a can.)
andyduncan wrote:Willing to take a risk on an unknown winemaker. Hope it's not swill.
And the Floridiot can't refuse swill...I'm in. Hello old friends!
This wine was recommended to me, but alas, I live in Mass, the bluest of blue states but not does not allow internet wine sales (basically). The crooked pols up here are in the distributors pockets. Enjoy those of you who can...and don't move here!
Have had all of these but the Duke from a previous offer. They are great drinking wines! In my humble cellar, I always go to these when I have company. After all the great comments about the Duke here on Woot I might have been inclined to go in on this but I live in stinking VA.
This deal is so ridiculously good, that, as a club member, I'm a bit annoyed.
Club members agree to get a mixed box sent to them 2x a year at what ends up being much higher than these type of prices. The benefit of being a club member is 25% off their wine list. I did the math and the price here is $20 cheaper than if a club member ordered this box...and that's BEFORE shipping. As a club member, I pay shipping and taxes...which ends up being an extra $40 or so on top of this.
So, I of course went in for three.
How long has NJ been on the allow-ship list? Does it vary by vintner?
This is ridiculously good wine for the price. Buy of the week!!
SonomaBouliste wrote:Hello and goodnight. Please leave questions for me - I'll try to answer all in the morning / afternoon.
On your Web site you can ship to Virginia but this woot fall case does not allow shipping VA
What is Virginia's problem?
I really don't understand what happened to Virginia. There used to be no problem shipping to Virginia, and now most woot deals don't have shipping there.
Did regulations change?
Peter - I have bought a lot of your wine here. Please help a brother out. What's happening with Virginia?
tamarsmolowitz wrote:Anyone in Colorado (Front Range) interested in splitting a case?
I'm in Englewood, CO and would split.
I need to echo others here about the Virginia laws. I have a few Wellingtons left from the last time, and now I can't get more. Something needs to be done. WD, Peter, please help.
zimco wrote:What is Virginia's problem?
Virginia tweaked their law and Woot hasn't adjusted yet. Blame them both. VA for making a stupid change, Woot for waiting till the law went into effect to try and comply. We may never get another woot wine.
I really want this but my cellar is beyond full. You all need to buy it instead.
Before we get another 30 posts about Virginia, here is the answer: CLICK HERE
Peter's website probably still shows Virginia because it's likely not updated yet.
North316 wrote:Before we get another 30 posts about Virginia, here is the answer: CLICK HERE
Peter's website probably still shows Virginia because it's likely not updated yet.
Cesare, any chance you can add this to your first post for awhile until people catch on? This question is now being asked daily.
I know it's a joke in the description, but in all seriousness we rode out Hurricane Sandy drinking Wellington. The damage to our stock of it was near total. So incredibly glad this is up to restock.
Great to see your name on here again. It's been a while. Hope everyone gets the -in-cheek message .
Peter can probably still ship to VA, I think it's just 3rd parties such as WCC that are affected.
Woot and Peter are testing my SIWBM. This is an awesome deal on some wellington wines for a GREAT vintage.
This will be a long day of indecision (unless this sells out quick). I was thinking a potential split to limit space and money concerns, but my splitter has a bunch of all of these already, likely from the RPM tour.
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- 1 package (9 ounces) refrigerated angel hair pasta
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes with garlic and onion, drained
- 1-1/2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1/2-inch strips
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 3 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 1 carton (6-1/2 ounces) reduced-fat garlic-herb spreadable cheese
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, place tomatoes in a food processor; cover and process until pureed. Set aside.
- Sprinkle chicken with pepper. In a large skillet, saute chicken in 2 tablespoons oil until no longer pink. Remove and keep warm.
- Stir the spreadable cheese and pureed tomatoes into skillet. Bring to a boil over medium heat. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 2-4 minutes or until slightly thickened. Stir in lemon juice and remaining oil. Return chicken to pan; heat through. Drain pasta and serve with chicken mixture. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Blushing Angel Hair Pasta with Chicken in Simple & Delicious October/November 2012, p32
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Reviewed Jul. 28, 2014
"Delicious! I couldn't find reduced fat garlic and herb spreadable cheese so I used the garden vegetable variety and added garlic powder and Italian seasoning to taste,"
Reviewed Sep. 6, 2013
"We love this one! My family has requested it multiple times. Even my picky 6 year old asks for it."
Reviewed Mar. 6, 2013
"Everyone loved it! It's a keeper."
Reviewed Feb. 23, 2013
"I would definitely make this again, and have already recommended it to others."


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MANCHESTER — Four organizations have put in bids to acquire 7,200 acres of forestland that surround Lake Massabesic, land that Manchester Water Works says it must relinquish after owning and managing it for more than a century.
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Paris does not expect a decision will be made until the fall or early winter. Both the Board of Water Commissioners and Manchester aldermen will have to approve the sale.


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Gross receipts for the 15-day auction, held November 3-17, totaled $185,552,300, down 45.6 percent from last year's record $340,877,200. Average price of $61,462 declined 39 percent from $100,821 reported in 2007. The median of $20,000 decreased 42.9 percent from last year's $35,000. A total of 3,019 horses sold compared to 3,381 a year ago.
"The sharp declines we've seen in this sale are not only the result of an industry adjustment; they are additionally owed to external market forces the likes of which we've never seen before," he said. "Globally, there is a lack of liquidity, a lack of consumer confidence, and a strong U.S. dollar. Those are dynamics we cannot control. They are affecting the conduct of business at every level and in every corner of the world, and the Thoroughbred industry is not immune. The consequences will be significant for everyone in the Thoroughbred industry, including Keeneland."
Russell noted, however, that when viewed in the context of the extraordinary economic climate, the sale was solid with good trade throughout.
"There are several positives to take away," he said. "The market continued to receive support, though at a different level. Quality individuals sold well and were difficult to buy. And there was strong participation from a diverse group of domestic and international buyers.
"Keeneland has worked very hard to develop a global network of horsemen, which we continue to expand," he added. "We've established long-term, sustainable relationships with these buyers, and they were a major influence from the first day of this sale until the very last. Without their support, the declines would have been much worse."
Nineteen horses sold for $1 million or more, led by the sale-topping Hystericalady, purchased for $3 million by John Ferguson, on behalf of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum. She was consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent.
Taylor Made topped the consignor list for the seventh consecutive November Sale, selling 322 horses for $31,894,400.
In addition to Hystericalady, Ferguson also paid $2.5 million for Away, in foal to Unbridled's Song, consigned by Three Chimneys Sales, agent; and $2.3 million for Personal Ensign Stakes (G1) winner Shadow Cast, in foal to Bernardini and consigned by Lane's End, agent.
Ferguson, as representative for Sheikh Mohammed, was the sale's leading buyer, purchasing seven horses for $9,010,000.
Among the other sale toppers was Demoiselle Stakes (G2) winner Mushka, sold to Elizabeth Moran's Brushwood Stable for $2.4 million. The three-year-old Empire Maker filly was consigned by Eaton Sales, agent for Zayat Stables LLC.
Chesapeake Partners purchased the highest-priced weanling of the sale, paying $1.475 for a filly by Bernardini. Consigned by Hill 'n' Dale Sales Agency, agent, the filly is from the family of Belmont Stakes (G1) winners Rags to Riches and Jazil.
"We want to thank our consignors and buyers for their year-round support, and wish them a safe and happy holiday season," Russell said.
During Monday's final session, Keeneland sold 150 horses for $663,900, down 1.4 percent from a year ago when 114 horses brought $673,500. The day's average of $4,426 decreased 25.1 percent from $5,908 in 2007, while the median was down 45.9 percent to $2,000 from $3,700 last year.
A weanling colt by Bernstein sold for $55,000 to F. J. M. Stables to top Monday's session. Consigned by Brandywine Farm LLC (Jim and Pam Robinson), agent, the colt is out of the unraced Stravinsky mare Life Happened.


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Geography, is a subject where it takes all the skills from science, math, English, and social studies, and combines it into a in depth thinking class. It makes you find the problem, fix it and tell how and why you fixed it . For example, a crop is not growing in a dry area, then you try it in a wet area and it grows, now you have to find out why it grows in a wet area and not a dry area and explain why. It is good to start out early learning about the basics in the core classes then later in the more advance classes, to understand how to fix a problem.
Annenkov's curator insight, September 13, 2013 2:09 AM
"Geography education applies to each one of us" - not only for children, but for adults in everyday life. Who is interested in developing a personal geoculture?
Peter Phillips's curator insight, October 5, 2013 7:37 PM
Using an orange to learn the continents of the Earth :) great idea.
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No one should be surprised that more developed societies are more wasteful societies. It is not just personal wasting of food at the house and restaurants that are the problem. Perfectly edible food is thrown out due to size (smaller than standards but perfectly normal), cosmetics (Bananas that are shaped 'funny') and costumer preference (discarded bread crust). This is an intriguing perceptive on our consumptive culture, but it also is helpful in framing issues such as sustainability and human and environmental interactions in a technologically advanced societies that are often removed form the land where the food they eat originates.
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My scoop it opinion piece was on global food waste. How globally food is thrown by the tons daily. Its audience is everyone and its purpose is to try to get people to open their eyes and waste less. America makes over four times the amount needed to feed its people. We are hurting the environment by making so much food that just go to waste. The purpose of this is to illustrate the huge issue we have with countries of people who don't have food to begin with and here we are throwing away perfectly good food that could be use for these people or to feed pigs to make more meat. His exigence is all the food that could be use for other people or animals and its going to land fills daily. Its like a ticking time bomb hurting earth. His constraints are the laws set on food given to live stock in Europe and companies and the corporations that control the food. He urges people to use the amount of food they truly believe they will eat.
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This article "The Languages The World Is Trying To Learn, According To Duolingo" relates to language in Human Geography because it is an app that describes how languages are being spread but also how countries are picking a certain language to be able to communicate with, which is English. Countries are picking English because they are needing a language to be able to communicate with other countries.
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This reflects to what we are learning in class because the articles talking about language. It's talking about how we all really have one language in come in all around the world. I think this is a good idea to have when your working with other countries or you are visiting them.
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This relates to my class because its talking about religion. It states that in many different parts in the world it is very dominate to learn English. But whats more interesting is that French is right after us. It talks about why English is so popular. Which is because its a language you can use when you visit places and you will be able to communicate. I think this article is interesting because it is talking about how we are the most popular language but its one of the most complicated one to learn. I also would understand why English is most learned because a lot of people want to visit Florida or even move their.
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This last summer, my family went to five national parks on our cross-country journeys. I love exploring the wonders and beauties in our National Parks, so this man's 2016 voyage to see all 59 National Parks makes me incredibly jealous. My grandparents took me to Yellowstone and Yosemite when I was young. These trips inspired in me a deep awe for the wonders of this Earth. So go discover someplace new to you this year.
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When Richard Williams, AIA, designed his own house five years ago, he decided to forgo a general contractor and manage the fieldwork himself. He spent nights and early mornings coordinating the various trades before heading to his Washington, D.C., office, often sketching out construction details the day they were needed. Williams lived next door, and he remembers crawling around with a flashlight at night to see what had been accomplished during the day. "It was time-consuming," he says of wearing the GC hat for the yearlong duration. "But it was a good learning experience."
Architects sometimes slash construction costs on their own houses by cutting out the middleman. More rarely, they may agree to general-contract a client project to ensure tricky design or site nuances are handled correctly. Bill Austin, AIA, took on that challenge several years ago, when he conducted the daily construction work on a client's pool house, and he's currently GCing a second pool house. "Because of the tight tolerances and complexity of the ductwork, I still would have had to coordinate a lot of things," says Austin, principal of Colrain, Mass.-based Austin Design. "That extra step to just GC it wasn't very big."
As it happens, though, the step from architect to GC is bigger than many architects anticipate. The two-for-one arrangement may have worked for the master artisans of old, but today's firms typically aren't set up to support such divisions of time and identity. Dealing with on-site issues takes time away from the real work of the office. Construction snafus cut into profits. And unlike general contractors or designer/ builders, architects can't grab resources from another job-site in an emergency. How much to charge is another big question mark: While a firm's overhead costs remain virtually unchanged, the risks are higher, and few clients are willing to pay per hour.
Of course, there's another side to the ledger. A big bonus of GCing the occasional project is the thrilling sense of flexibility and control it engenders. You have the ability to solve construction puzzles speedily, the security of knowing that important details won't be overlooked, and the opportunity for hands-on experimentation. There's also the extra tier of knowledge gained from seeing design through the eyes of a builder. "Once you've observed enough construction, you know enough of the sequence and can zero in on the critical stuff contractors need," Williams says. "If you get that level of information right, everything else falls into place."
degrees of separation The decision to GC a client project often results from unusual site conditions or construction specs with which local builders are unfamiliar. That was the case when Manhattan architect Stuart Narofsky, AIA, coordinated construction on a 6,500-square-foot waterfront house on suburban Long Island, N.Y. Because the house was made of concrete and steel and incorporated European rainscreen technology, he subbed out the shell to a commercial contractor. Once the first phase was completed, he brought in the other trades and assigned one of his eight employees to manage construction full time over the next year. Narofsky says the house turned out beautifully, eventually winning an award from the AIA Long Island Chapter, and adds that he relished the hands-on involvement it afforded. But now that he's been asked to do it for another client, he's weighing the pros and cons.
Topping his list of concerns is the frequency with which he was drawn into troubleshooting and advice-giving. "Because the job was managed in-house, I was way too accessible," Narofsky admits. "I found myself dealing directly with the guy doing shower enclosures. I'm very detail-oriented, and I enjoyed the great control, but it was very time-demanding." And the odd juxtaposition of roles sometimes clouded jobsite objectivity. "My guy was building relationships with people in the field and softened up a little bit, so I had to be the heavy," he adds. "If we do it again, I would definitely lean toward hiring my own construction manager and field super and then set them up separately in a field office so it doesn't burden our office. It would be in the office but out of the office."
The fee structure, in turn, was off-kilter. Narofsky negotiated a fixed fee for his construction services, based on calculations for having a dedicated staff member on the job for 12 to 14 months. He figured that it's reasonable for the client to shell out slightly less to hire his firm than to hire a GC, since overhead doesn't need to be duplicated. But the fee, which worked out to be about 10 percent of construction costs, fell a little short.
"We didn't charge enough for what we did, honestly," Narofsky says. "It took longer than we anticipated. In the future I would ask for a percentage of net construction value and for a separate percentage to cover insurance—break it down more but keep it tied to a percentage. It's not like we went bankrupt. But had we charged a normal contractor fee of 15 percent to 20 percent, it could have been a pretty nice profit."
Austin, who oversees a staff of seven, came to similar conclusions while GCing the pool houses. "We are charging 10 percent, because there's overlap between the architecture and construction, and we didn't feel we needed a full fee for both sides," Austin says. "However, we won't ever do that again."
In hindsight, he says, he would charge 15 percent to compensate for the separate roles of the architectural project manager and the construction manager. "We thought we could blend things together and it would be cheaper to GC, but the fact is, we're losing a little money," he says. "We need those two entities to work in the office as if they were from separate companies so they can deal with each other fully in their own roles and can argue out the standards. By keeping both people really sharp in taking care of their turf, we have fewer mistakes."
Austin's advice is to get the fee right, remembering that it's easy to underestimate the extra workload. Before taking the jobs, he also checked to be sure his liability policy covered him for construction (it did). Still, he felt more vulnerable, so he was a stickler for such documentation as digital photos, meeting minutes, and written change orders. Would he do it again? Only in a rare circumstance, he says, adding that he agreed to the latest GC job partly as a hedge against the housing slump, which so far hasn't materialized in his market.
That GC fee is particularly attractive to enterprising young architects. The dual roles free them up to do fewer projects while teaching them to design efficiently. Case in point: Austin, Texas, intern Amy Dempsey, who, between client projects, has GC'ed three spec houses since finishing graduate school in 2001. "It's kind of completed my architecture education," she says. From her construction-side perch, she's learned how to create a concise set of working drawings and how much things cost, as well as about cause and effect. "There are so many variables you don't think of," she says. "I can better foresee the problems: I speced this, and it didn't work well because it was too hard to cut. If you're the regular architect, you see it finished, and if it's not right, you never really know why."


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Sunday News Correspondent | June 15. 2013 3:20AM
Celina Colby, a 2011 graduate of Derry's Pinkerton Academy and soon-to-be junior at Emerson College, is the young fashionista behind TrendsAndTolstoy.com, a fashion blog geared toward college-age women. (COURTESY)
The 2011 Pinkerton Academy graduate and soon-to-be junior at Emerson College is the young fashion maven behind Trends & Tolstoy (www.trendsandtolstoy.com), a blog geared toward style-conscious, college-aged women on the go.
"Originally, it was just me and my computer," she said with a laugh. "I wanted to keep up with my outfits and make sure I wasn't wearing yoga pants to class every day."
"I do get a lot of emails from college-aged folks who are trying to appear more professional, more polished," Colby said. "Most of us college students are so tempted to throw on a sweatshirt in the morning, but we're also trying to break that habit as we move towards our career goals."
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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by pixie cut, Sep 21, 2012.
Holy shit at that ending. Very satisfying. Can't wait for next week.
I think this show is just amazing. I am so intrigued by what will happen next. I think Damian Lewis is amazing, but I hope they don't jump the shark with his character to keep the actor around longer than necessary. Also I want to Mandy Patinkin to stay.
If they keep Brody around long term, it will be interesting if they do it well.
I am glad they actually showed Nazir and vindicate Carrie.
One route this show could go is bringing down Brody and the resurrection of Carrie's career at the CIA.
Episode 2 had the best tension of any tv show I think I've ever seen, and that ending had my jaw dropping.
I don't know. I think it's too soon to expose Brody, unless they want to end the season with his death. Because after this, I don't see how he can remain on the show for long.
Season two is off to a great start with two episodes that kept me at the edge of my seat. Although, if there was one thing I would nitpick in episode two is Brody texting in that room. It seems highly unrealistic any texts or calls could go out of that room and if it did, it wouldn't go undetected or untraceable. Also, how did Brody's video end up in Beirut? Hopefully this will be answered in the next episode.
And speaking of the next episode...
nooooooo don't kill Saul!!!! I really hope the previews are misleading.
I just finished episode 4 of season 1.... everyone raves about this show but I am struggling to get into it!
I don't think so because IMDB has him listed for 24 episodes and a part of the plot in episode 4.
Oh good, that's reassuring. Huh, you'd think someone on the show would catch an obvious spoiler like that floating on the web. :/ But at least it means he lives! At least until the end of the season!
The US Homeland version of the Israeli Hatufim/POW is a bit different, but has some similarities.
One of those similarities is that Brody is not working for the other side.
Don't want to spoil it for you, but prepare yourself for a huge surprise as far as who is working for who.
BTW, the original Israeli version with English subtitles is on Hulu.
I highly recommend it.
The biggest difference between the two versions is that in Hatufim the focus is on the soldiers, while in Homeland the focus is on Claire Dance.
Still both versions are a great material which makes you think about it long after you watched it.
Eden, thank you for this! I'm definitely going to watch it!!
There are some cool little pieces on Showtime on Demand comparing Homeland to the original Israeli series. These videos may also be on sho.com. The perspective being the Israeli series focuses more on the after effects of war, whereas Homeland is a psychological drama. Haven't seen the original, so I don't know. Just know I love Homeland.
If anything, I would argue that Hatufim is the psychological drama, while Homeland is more of a psychological thriller. The emphasis in Hatufim (I've seen only parts) is on what the two men who return experienced, how it affected them and what happens as they attempt to return to their "normal" lives. There is no equivalent to Carrie Mathison, while there are characters that don't appear in Homeland.
I think each show is tailored for its market; Hatufim taps into experiences and perspectives that are more typical of Israeli society and culture, and which may be less relatable for an American audience. It would be very difficult to explain to someone unfamiliar with the Israeli context how POWs are viewed and why they are so meaningful to Israelis - and what a released POW would be returning to. Homeland, OTOH, is a very strong adaptation of the original but obviously more focused on issues that would be of interest to people in the US, and it's very much a product of the post-9/11 America.
There are some fantastic actors working on both shows.
Actually there is:
Gal Zaid plays as Haim Cohen, an IDF psychologist who at the very beginning suspects that the returning soldiers are hiding some information and probably are working for the other side.
He even sends one of his female agents (Sandy Bar) to get friendly (aka spy) with one of them.
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I think they're both unique in their own way.
That's true - what I meant is that it's a different character and relationship to the men than the one Carrie has.
I read online somewhere that the producer says this season don't really start until episode 3 where
Saul will expose Brody to the CIA and most importantly Carrie that she was right all along!
Crap is about to get real!!
Quite a show last night! Carrie and Brody both showing how psychologically damaged they really are.
The Roller Coaster ride is about to begin. Love it!
Damian Lewis has reportedly signed a contract for five more years of Homeland. That doesn't necessarily mean they'll make the show for another five years, but his character isn't going anywhere anytime soon. I don't know how the producers can keep his character's tension up or the story arc going for that long.
When Brody snapped the tailor's neck was unbelievable. So matter of fact. Shows where he's at mentally.
I was a bit meh with the latest episode, found the whole Brody escorting the tailor to the safe house story a bit over the top and unbelievable. But the ending, oh man what a pay off!! I got emotional too when Carrie found out she was right all along. And I'm sure I wasn't the only one cursing at my TV when they showed the airport official took away the memory card from Saul but of course Saul was too awesome to get slighted like that!
So according to the preview
CIA now knows Brody indeed turned and became a terrorist. I'm guessing they won't confront him but will secretly plan something to play in CIA's effort to get Nazir.
Love this show!
Well they will need to try to get Nazir somehow so that could take up more than a season. Then they could put Brody on trial --that could take up another season.
Or, make Brody a double agent. They have leverage now. Or maybe he's already a secret double and is not going to be a triple.
I think the double agent thing is more likely, but with this show you never know. That's why I love it!
Another stunning turn of events. This show keeps the surprises coming.
Loved Carrie's tell off of Brody. So rich!
Great show again but I really don't get Brody's daughter and the VP son's story line. Where is it leading? For me these two teenager characters are like a filler. I am not interested in watching teenage romance. lol When Carrier's handler told her to get the F back to headquarters after Brody left the bar I knew Carrie was not going to listen to him. She had that gut feeling again and she was not going to let anyone tell her that she was wrong, and she wasn't. Looking forward to the next episode
It was interesting to see Carrie's emotions at the end of the episode after she confronted Brody. I couldn't tell if it was relief, excitement, or guilt for blowing the operation. Maybe it's a mix of all three!! Claire Danes is such a wonderful actress!
So true - but with this show - there is probably a good reason and not just filler (I hope!). Dana will hear something either from her father or the VP and either accidently or not relay it to the other. Dana is pretty observant of her father.
It took me a few episodes too to get hooked. It's darker than my usual cup of tea, but it's engaging. Plus, terrorism and security measures are pretty far from my natural take on life, so I don't notice when someone sends a text from a room which should not allow that.
How are they going to work since Claire Danes is now pregnant (and probably showing)?
So it wasn't her daughter who stopped him from blowing the vest? It was his plan all along? - It sure didn't look like that from the way he sweated to repair the vest switch.
I really would like to have enough restraint and wait to watch all episodes from season two in a row.
Another solid episode although scratching my head by how easily Jessica was given entrance to Brody's hotel room. If you want to say he has the flu, wouldn't the CIA put some safeguards in place?
I loved the last episode; great twist and I'm excited how things will be moving forward.


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Racism has flourished on the Internet. YouTube is particularly infested with this form of oppression where videos like "sparkling wiggles" present blatant racism and viral videos like Antoine Dodson smack of cultural tourism. These videos do not only perpetuate and nurture racism in humor - they encourage others to seek fame through active oppression. One such candidate for hateful celebrity, Josh Eastman of Bridgeport, CT, went so far as to actively indoctrinate a neighboring child into racism - and he's not the only one.
Eastman recorded and posted a video called "Swearing Kid" in which an eight-year-old boy swears and hurls racial slurs while being coached from off-camera. When the boy's mother caught wind of this video, she was appropriately horrified by this apparently uncharacteristic behavior from her son, who claims that Eastman paid him $1 for his grim performance. She called the police, who picked Eastman up and held him on an $2,500 bond on charges of impairing the morals of a child. Eastman said:
"If they didn't like the video they could have just asked me nicely to take it off, and I would have taken it off. They didn't have to go call the police and have me arrested for it."Eastman felt comfortable paying their child to spew hate and promote it to the general public without asking, but he apparently expects the consideration and courtesy of a polite phone call when the offense is against him. Nice.
Racism is evil regardless of context, but training and tutoring the next generation of racists takes especial involvement in the kyriarchy. It communicates to both the children starring and the white viewers of these awful videos that they are entitled to spread racial hatred around; it harms the people of color they will interact with in childhood, adolescence and adulthood.
Eastman didn't see the problem with this; he claims that the child was known for such language, and describe the video as "fun and funny". But even if Eastman didn't teach him those slurs, even if he didn't pay him a dollar - such a small sum, representing his valuation of people of color - even if he didn't indoctrinate this child into the gleeful use of racist language, Eastman was teaching the child that racism is funny, that hatred is worth reward, attention, and praise.
Though Eastman will likely stop his practice of this particular brand of hatred, this video was not an isolated incident. While searching for this and the "sparkling wiggles" referenced above, I found a huge number of other children being encouraged to say racist things by friends, family, whomever. Many of these videos, including Eastman's, are taken down by YouTube administrators, but more simply pop up in their place.
The children in these videos are not learning the ideals of the postracist society the US sometimes brags of; instead, these young people, the douchebags like Eastman capturing their learning experience, and the people who watch, enjoy, and send on these videos are actively promoting and perpetuating white supremacy.
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Green Bay Concludes League Championship in Fifth Place
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Playing his final round of his collegiate career, senior Chad Ebert (Kenosha, Wis.) carded a 3-over par 75 to lead the Green Bay men's golf team at the 2013 Horizon League Championships at the par-72, 6,770-yard El Campeon Course at Mission Inn Resort Club and Resort. The defending champion, Ebert had four birdies on Sunday and finished in a tie for 12th place (226, +10) as the Phoenix ended the 54-hole tournament in fifth place.
Green Bay posted rounds of 304, 302 and 304 to finish at 46-over par 910. Valparaiso won the tournament title (884, +20) while Cleveland State (888, +24), Detroit (901, +37) and Loyola (906, +42) also finished in the top-five.
Junior Dan Ozga (Edgerton, Wis.) was two strokes back of Ebert on Sunday and for the weekend, tying for 14th place with a 54-hole score of 12-over 228. Like Ebert, senior Cam Fuller (Sturgeon Bay, Wis.) closed out his Phoenix career finishing in a tie for 16th place (229, +13).
Freshman Gene Kiela (Plymouth, Wis.) and sophomore Tom Boockmeier (Green Bay, Wis.) had the second best rounds on the squad on Sunday, carding 76s. Kiela played his final 12 holes in 1-under par with 11 pars and a birdie and tied for 30th (230, +14). Boockmeier had three birdies in his final round and tied for 27th (235, +19) for the weekend.
Team Scores
1. Valparaiso, 301-289-294=884
2. Cleveland State, 300-292-296=888
3. Detroit, 311-299-291=901
4. Loyola, 299-305-302=906
5. Green Bay, 304-302-304=910
6. Youngstown State, 312-309-290=911
7. Wright State, 317-310-309=936
Individual Scores
T12. Chad Ebert, 76-75-75=226
T14. Dan Ozga, 77-74-77=228
T16. Cam Fuller, 74-76-79=229
20. Gene Kiela, 77-77-76=230
T27. Tom Boockmeier, 81-78-76=235
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