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cocoabaroque wrote:Wow and flutter are two seperate issues-- wow is often primarily caused by off-center pressings or warps in the vinyl. Any turntable that has audible wow has serious problems, such as a damaged idler wheel or slipping belt, unstable electronic circuit, etc. Musicians tend to be more aware of wow as it can sound like a vibrato at 33.3 rpm-- very disturbing if it was not intended in the original recording.
Flutter is easiest to detect when compared to a lower-flutter table. Tones may sound or "feel" smoother or more solid on a lower flutter table. Idler decks typically use 1800rpm motors, and their fast rotational speed makes motor cogging (flutter) less audible. Slower 300rpm (Linn, Thorens, etc) motors on suspended-type tables have much higher audible flutter.
Whats really interesting is the flutter of the 300rpm motors make wow less audible. The micro-cogging makes the pitch of the notes less centered, and less susceptable to perceived wow. It's a pleasing effect when it masks the defects in the original recording. This, I believe-- is the draw to Linn, Thorens, even Rega. Most of your records sound great when the problems are masked.
With regard to the original post, I would think the defects are additive. Older records whose master was cut on an idler-drive lathe may have less flutter, while masters cut on later direct-drive lathes may have more flutter (or might mask the wow in your off-center pressing!)
duficity wrote:I would suspect that the combination of tape master wow, record off center wow and turntable drive mechanics wow is so random as to never conicide, and therefore the worst example of wow would be limited to which of those three sources has the worst deviation.
Trackside wrote:duficity wrote:I would suspect that the combination of tape master wow, record off center wow and turntable drive mechanics wow is so random as to never conicide, and therefore the worst example of wow would be limited to which of those three sources has the worst deviation.
Each of those sources of WOW will by cyclic and non random and thus it's a certainty that they will coincide in the way described.
cocoabaroque wrote:Further clarification of my earlier post: Play the same off-center pressing LP on 2 different decks-- a Thorens (or Linn), and an idler-drive Rek o kut or similar. You may not even notice the pitch fluctuations in the Thorens/Linn, it will sound basically fine-- or at least not too bad. You probably WILL hear the wow with the ROK. Both decks play the same LP with the same issue. Why is the wow less evident on the 300rpm motor tables? Because of the flutter. Incidently, nearly ALL LP's are pressed off center, but many are "close enough" considering the technology of vinyl playback at the time the record was released. As motor speed-stability improves with massive platters, flywheels and low-cogging motors, pitch variations (wow) will become more intrusive.
cocoabaroque wrote:Trackside: Yes, exactly-- although I do not agree with the definition "high frequency pitch oscillation". Flutter may be within the audio band too. Anyone who has seen their Grado cartridge "wiggle" in the groove can also hear flutter in the low frequency range with oscillations about 10-20hz. Presumably, a 300rpm motor may flutter at 300hz, or multiple thereof (1200 in a 4-pole motor). If the flutter or motor cogging is mild enough, such as with the low-torque but smoother running Rega motors, the flutter is less audible.
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Hi all,So I'm done with RTK1 and I've been venturing into vocabulary for the last month or so. I keep a constant rate of new words/day (maybe one of the coolest thing RTK has brought: a strict learning routine). Anyway, I'm in the vocab from JLPT5 and planning to go on up till 1. I thought it'd be cool to give myself small gifts for every level reached. Do you do that too?Now... I know I want a BOOK after JLPT1, but I know it would be useless and possibly even demotivating to get one too early. I don't like buying DVDs and CDs (sad but true... I'd have to convert my newly-bought CD into mp3 anyway...) So... got any ideas? What did you guys treat yourselves with, Japan(ese)wise?
Have you bought a dictionary app or the like yet?
I plan to treat myself with the dictionary of Japanese Grammar of the next level. And after JLPT1, I don't know. My small treat is usually slacking (with Japanese media if possible).
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Save your money and treat yourself to a trip to Japan (When I think about it, that's actually what I've done. Mid-RTK was a Japan trip, Mid-KO2001 was a Japan trip, after taking JLPT N2 was a Japan trip...)
Those are great ideas! Taking a break with some Japanese media is certainly a must, Eratik, you're right!Not sure about a trip to Japan lol, I'd prefer to be a tad better before going there, in the wild~ You really were ridiculously (jk) often in Japan, kainzero XDTo add to the list, I might treat myself with translations of Japanese novels. I only know Murakami, what else is there in the page turners category?
I can't recommend any novels because I haven't had the patience to finish any (-_-) but I definitely can recommend a few manga that I think would suit the level you're at now. Have you seen 日本人の知らない日本語? Well it's cool if you haven't because even though it's kind of a silly show, the manga is x100 better. I would recommend watching the dorama first because it's not THAT bad (okay in some parts) and you pick up some intermediate/advanced-ish expressions along the way.That being said, if you're more into anime I'd definitely suggest both the anime and manga of NHKにようこうそ! You get tons of interesting interaction between the characters and the plot is pretty non-typical so you won't feel like you're wasting your time watching the same carbon-copy anime. That being said, the manga is even better than the show and enjoyable to read. Definitely the first manga to make me laugh out loud even if I didn't understand all of the jokes.Btw, if you're looking to get novels/manga without having to pay the ridiculously high shipping costs, I definitely recommend www.densika.com. You can buy used books from Amazon/Rakuten/BookOff and have it scanned for like 300 yen. Not only that, you can have your scan OCR'd so you can lift sentences from it fairly easily, though I will say that vertical text plus furigana kind of janks it up. Every Japanese book I've gotten through this site has cost me less than $10 so it's definitely worth it I'd say.
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well, even when you think you're good/better, when you go there, you get a reality check so it's useful.i am jlpt n2 yet i can't hold a conversation for my life.plus it's fun.
Buy a bus ticket to a nearby book off and buy a ton of manga for 2$ ea.
I agree with kainzero. Set a high goal with a trip to Japan as the reward. Put aside some money whenever you can, double it when you hit a goal. (Sounds weird, but the main goal is the Big Trip.)I went 5 years ago to get an idea of how bad my Japanese had become (very bad), and spent the next 4 years getting better in my spare time.Last fall, I went back and patched up my speaking ability pretty well, learned a ton, and generally had a great time talking to all kinds of random people. Talking to cabbies and cashiers IRL is better practice than 5000 flashcards, IMO. (Although I still do my Anki on a regular basis...) And the experience I got having to go to the hospital (twice) was invaluable as a language activity, even if I did feel like crap both times.
If you don't feel like tackling an entire Japanese novel, I can recommend "Read Real Japanese" (http://www.amazon.com/Read-Real-Japanes … 4770030584). It's a collection of short stories by contemporary Japanese writers and has a lot of vocab/annotations in the back that you can use as needed. This makes it quite accessible, and an extra bonus is that you get to know some Japanese authors and see which ones you like.
Melamelachan wrote:If you don't feel like tackling an entire Japanese novel, I can recommend "Read Real Japanese" (http://www.amazon.com/Read-Real-Japanes … 4770030584). It's a collection of short stories by contemporary Japanese writers and has a lot of vocab/annotations in the back that you can use as needed. This makes it quite accessible, and an extra bonus is that you get to know some Japanese authors and see which ones you like.
Oh, that's a very good idea! I'll definitely buy that! (This "extra bonus" is indeed really cool!)


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The Lady Eagles found themselves down by two early in the game in Amarillo. A basket by Katelyn Goodman would help tie the game for AHS.
A short time later, Goodman once again found the bottom of the net. She would get the foul as well for the old-fashioned three point play. That would give the Lady Eagles a lead.
Then the Lady Eagles turned defense into offense, especially Sham Hunter. She was able to steal a Tascosa inbound pass, and then take it in for the score. That would continue to stretch the Abilene High lead.
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Marian wrote:Hi mycanid! How are you tonight?*falls over trying to limbo*Never been very good at that.
Hi mycanid! How are you tonight?*falls over trying to limbo*Never been very good at that.
Good evening my dear. :)I am mentally worn out ... but other than that ... doing okay.
*watches Marian try to limbo**giggles*You need some more Guinness! *pulls another draft*
Hmm ... it seems I wandered into some winter silliness tonight?(Don't ask how I know it is winter way down in the depths of the earth *cough cough*)
Did you say "winter silliness"?*lobs a snowball in Mycanid's general direction*
Em wrote:Did you say "winter silliness"?*lobs a snowball in Mycanid's general direction*
What is this, the winter dance? ;)(Anyone remember the reference from Lewis' "Silver Chair"?)
Okay ma'am ... I'm outta here ... things to do and all that. :)I will ttyl!
I miss the days when it wasn't assumed everyone had a super-fast internet connection.It'd be nice if sites at least offered a dial-up option.
I guess I'll head out, too, maybe read a little bit before bed.Thanks for the silliness help-along.
*waves goodbye to Mycanid and Marian*
maen Mint!
*waves back*Struggling with Joomla.
I've struggled with that in the past too - and given up.All CMSs are horrible.Some of them seem less horrible for a while, but in the end, they're all horrible.I've recently come to the conclusion, that the best CMS, is one you write yourself, specifically for the purpose for which you need it.
Yeah, well I didn't get a choice. And the site I have to make isn't all that special either, so I guess Joomla will do.
I shall nod in agreement and then back slowly out of the room.*sagenod*Night mint!-X
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*waves*Hi Sahi!
*waves back* Hiya!
How are you today?
Busy. :)Working on a website for work.
Good luck! Time for me to go look for some food.
Hey Mint!very tired, not enough sleep, to many people,crowded Bus and train . Everyone going Christmas Crazy..wont leave the house again for today, people are even more crazy than they usually are. *hides*
*hellos the Mint*At work. Slaving away.
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I looked on google and googled "double impatiens". I don't remember seeing any of those in our tent.
Hmmm, never even thought about the sheperds hook. No, we didn't have any available at the tent....that would have been a good idea!
Belated thanks for the belated BD greetings!
Yep, that is an all-season porch. :) According to my Mom, they take turns shoveling the snow!
Love your pictures of the Mighty Mississippi.We have major flooding here in Grand Rapids too, if you get a chance check out my FB page, I posted a picture that was on one of the local TV stations.
Maybe you can do it. I think she trusts you. I asked HappyHiker once. I guess she doesn't want to get involved. We have met with HappyHiker more than any other Gas Buddy.
I can do nothing. It's up to her.
Hell will freeze over before that happens. We used to be friends and I'd love to be friends again.


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People depress me. I'm so very sick of seeing the same sentiments trotted out to order when something like this happens. A large group of people get arrested, here and in Pakistan. The claim is they were going to board at least ten passenger jets and blow them up over major US cities. Thousands would have been killed, thousands more would have been injured.
And what do we get? We get passengers at airports being interviewed asked if they think this is the fault of British foreign policy. People writing letters to the Guardian saying that this is all a set-up, staged to distract from matters in the Middle East. Comments in blog posts from British lefties telling us that if they were Muslim they'd probably do it too.
And today we had a smarmy man in a suit, being interviewed by ITN lunchtime news, who told us calmly that there can be no surprise that Muslims are trying to do this to us. It is obvious, he explained casually, and the fault is entirely our own. It is totally normal behaviour to plan to commit mass murder because you disagree with government policy. Totally normal to kill yourself and others because of events that are happening to people you don't know in countries you have never been to. And all the while he spoke as if he were verbally shrugging his shoulders at the idea of thousands of people being ripped apart in our skys.
And this is where I get angry. The idea of committing such large scale violence upon innocent people seems to me to be at such an extreme end of behaviour that it almost isn't human. It is unnatural. Something so devoid of pity that it ranks outside humanity. And yet people talk as if it is entirely normal. As if it is normal that young men who have lived supposedly happy care-free lives should identify with a cause so strongly they will not just die for it, but rid themselves of all normal human feeling and reason and wilfully and indiscriminately kill innocent men, women and children.
As if it is an easy and logical step to go from being upset and angry to becoming a mass murderer. Fully reasonable and only to be expected.
And some people take these criminals seriously. They listen to them explain why they want to kill us and think they've got a point. They think they act out of love. But I don't believe for one second that these bastards truly feel anything in their hearts for the Muslims they claim to carry out these acts for. These self-appointed avengers are nothing but deluded fanatics, fuelled by narcissism and motivated by fairy stories. When people call for us to understand why they do what they do, they think it will offer some useful clue as to how we can stop it all happening. But it won't. It will only show us the murky slop of a damaged mind. It won't offer us the truth.
And the truth is that they do what they do because the well of Islam has been poisoned. British foreign policy could be the same and there would be no attempted acts of mass murder from any British Muslim if Islam had not been so contaminated. A strain of political Islam is capturing youthful energy, channelling thoughts and acting as a conduit into violence and that is the problem.
The Tipton four. Ordinary Midland lads, picking out a life in a small, poor Midlands town. I know Tipton. It's the town next to the one I grew up in. I know too the crushing boredom of living in such a town, of having no money, of being young and directionless. I know the yearning for adventure, born out of the distress in seeing a life spread out before you that appears to offer nothing but hard work and low pay. And yet those lads end up in a war zone and then incarcerated in the world famous Guantanamo Bay. How does something like that happen to kids living in a boring little town where nothing ever happens? The answer lies in the plain terraced house on Wellington Street in which Imams from Pakistan infested young minds with talk of Jihad.
If that imam, or imams, had not been allowed to preach sermons of ignorance and hate, those Tipton lads would never have felt the impulse to go into Afghanistan.
That is what is missing from the discussion here. It's not one easy step from being angry about British foreign policy to killing thousands of people, it's a long journey and the road is laid by the islamofascists that swell the ranks of Islam. And we let them lay that road right under our bloody noses. We are a free country, at ease with allowing other cultures and religions to imbed and flourish. And the islamofacsists have used that against us. They have abused our trust and misused our freedoms. It constitutes just about the worst betrayal that it is possible to commit against this country.
And not content with allowing them to betray us, we then go on to reason away their lust for blood. We normalise their completely abnormal behaviour. We even take the blame for what they do. There really is no end to our desire to accommodate them and their sick ideology. People wonder at Britain's fecundity when it comes to producing terrorists, but is it any wonder when we willing provide such fertile ground?
And, you know I'm not sure how much longer I can keep doing this. I really don't think that it would have mattered to some people if this plot had not been foiled. If the attacks had gone ahead as planned and hell had opened up above the cities of America, they would still be doing it. Still shrugging their shoulders, still making excuses, still blaming Tony Blair. Because that's what they are like these people. Devoid of any heartfelt compassion, lacking in any sense of reality. When that man was pontificating today on the ITN news I started shaking with anger. Literally. And when he had finished his easy delivery of his world-view in which guilt attaches to the innocent and murder is standard, I burst into tears. I had to spend the rest of the afternoon trying to distract myself from the pure fury that was burning me up. His complete nonchalance at what violence on a mass scale is, at the idea of it, at the threat of it, was just unbearable to me. If he knew, I kept thinking, what he was being so casual about, if he knew just what he was shrugging his shoulders at, he wouldn't do it. He couldn't do it.
We are still ignorant. Planes smash into buildings, trains explode, roofs get blown off London buses. Thousands die, hundreds die, fifty two people die. And yet still they don't understand. And I don't think I can bear to see, read or hear their ignorance anymore.


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Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray were paired together in the same round robin group when the draw for the ATP World Tour Finals was made Saturday in London.
With the exception of early exits in this week's Paris Masters, the pair have dominated men's tennis in the latter part of the season and join Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic and Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in a tough Group A for the end of season finale.
Defending champion Roger Federer, who will officially lose his No.1 ranking to Djokovic Monday, heads Group B with fourth seed David Ferrer of Spain, Argentina's Juan Martin del Potro and Janko Tipsarevic of Serbia.
The top two from each group qualify for the semifinal knockout stage at the O2 Arena.
Murray, who followed up his Olympic gold medal in the singles with victory in the U.S. Open, where he beat Djokovic in an epic final, will play Berdych in his opener Monday.
"There's always pressure at all of the major tournaments you play but I feel a little bit more relaxed coming in this year than I have in previous years because I managed to win the U.S. Open," he told Press Association.
"But the only thing I can guarantee is that I'll give 110% on the court, fight as hard as I can until the end of all the matches and see where that gets me. Hopefully it'll get me a few wins."
Murray last met Djokovic in another gripping final at the Shanghai Masters where the Serbian came out on top to boost his chances of regaining the No.1 spot from Wimbledon champion Federer.
French Open champion Rafael Nadal is the only player in the top eight of the rankings to be absent in London, still recovering from his knee problems.
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A classic Bordeaux Supérieur produced from mature rootstock grown on well-drained gravelly soil, similar to that of Pomerol 6km to the South-West. It is smooth and supple with bright red fruit flavours and is ready to drink from release.
An elegant, attractive wine that reveals aromas and flavours of nuts and orchard fruit prior to a clean, dry finish. Benefits from decanting and should not be served too chilled. Ideal as an aperitif or with seafood, fish or poultry.
The ultimate seafood partner, produced from grapes grown on the slopes of France's highest sea cliff, the Cap Canaille. Aromas of wild herbs and a whiff of Provençal pine precede an alluring citrus palate, with an attractive, slightly-oily finish.
A bouquet of wild flowers and white orchard fruit precedes a palate of nervy intensity underscored by a fine acidity and complex mineral notes with an incredibly long finish. This is approachable now if decanted and should have at least 15 years aging potential.
This world-famous wine that should be on any oenophile's 'bucket list' has much more in common with top white Burgundy than it does with its next door neighbour Condrieu. The bouquet is quite restrained, so it is a white wine that is well worth decanting to reveal aromas of apples and a faint waft of struck flint. The palate is restrained, complex and minerally with a long haunting finish.
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A wonderful esoteric, slightly resinous, full bodied, dry white wine with subtle, sherry-like aromas and wild herb and mineral tastes.
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A dense, dark-ruby coloured wine with a wonderful red cherry nose. This powerful red wine has plenty of structure with firm tannins and is crammed with red fruit and herb flavours.
A beguiling gem of a Provençal red, beloved by countless wine journalists and Mr Yapp Jnr. This organic blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Grenache manages to fuse Bordeaux and the Rhône, Old World and New in an intense bouquet of garrigue berries, a palate of ripe cassis fruit and fine-grained tannins.
Deceptively pale yet fruit laden white wine with crisp acidity and freshness. Diverse white orchard fruit aromas enhance a rich, full-bodied palate with exotic fruit flavours and a long, clean finish.
This classic white Crozes Hermitage exhibits a fine bouquet of wild flowers and orchard fruit backed by a finely textured palate of apricots and white peaches with subtle mineral undertones and a clean, elegant finish.
Faugères L'Impertinent Blanc - fine white peach scents and flavours, an attractive, minerally palate and a clean, dry finish.
Typically the Chave Hermitage blanc exhibits diverse aromas of apricots, honeysuckle, white peaches and grilled nuts and an equally complex palate of candied citrus fruits, honey, vanilla, almonds and minerals underscored by a fine acidity which imparts its great longevity. This is a wine that can close down and become somewhat mute in adolescence (at around 5-7 years of age) but that then re-emerges at around 10 years-old showing even greater concentration and complexity.
The 1987 white Hermitage is light bodied, and an excellent, round, ripe wine with an attractive honeyed, peachlike bouquet intertwined with the smell of spring flowers (acacias?). In the mouth, the wine is medium- to full-bodied, with beautiful clarity, impeccable cleanliness, and a long, rich finish. It is delicious. 87/100 Robert Parker
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Either Skyarrow or the Village. The Village Bridge is a nice calm area, whereas the Skyarrow Bridge is plain awesome, and I love being able to see the Castelia Skyline from it, one of the first areas in a Pokemon Game where you just feel immersed in the region
I also loved Skyarrow Bridge!
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I liked the graphics on Skyarrow. The feeling once you arrive on it and walk into Castelia...
Village Bridge was reall...omely though. It had a good design and background, and the music is really good.
Skyarrow is good for hatching pokemon so Skyarrow
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It was fun though, other than the dying part.
I like Sky Arrow bridge 'cus its a great place for breeding, as all of you probably know. But when it comes to which looks cooler, I have to say Marvolous Bridge (I have not seen the ghost yet )
Marvelous Bridge because it looks very hi-tech and cool. You can get wings there plus there's also the Magikarp salesman (woohoo, RBY nostaglia) and the first time I used it, I saw that liitle Abra girl ghost - creepy... Least favourite is the Skyarrow Bridge. I like the music and yes it's good for egg hatching, but for me it is too long and boring with not much to do.
In order, it would have to be: Marvelous Bridge, Village Bridge, Tubeline Bridge, Driftveil Drawbridge, Skyarrow Bridge.
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Just the thought of you can drive me wild
Oh, you make me smile
Marvelous Bridge is awesome, especially since there is a ghost there
Kick butt - eat sandwich. :3
*I have claimed Muk! All stench belongs to me!*
I have finally encountered and caught a shiny Pokémon after 12 years of playing! I caught a shiny Chinchou while Underwater Sootopolis City on the 3rd of June, 2011.
My favourite bridge is this one.
In all seriousness, Skyarrow is my favourite
Probably Skyarrow I guess. None of the bridges really stood out to me... I hate the "Charizard Bridge" though because of its music...
I don't really like Turbeline/Marvelous. They look too similar if you ask me.
My favourite bridge in Unova is Skyarrow Bridge, it looks awesome and I like how the camera moves and you can see Castelia City. Second I would say Tubeline Bridge because of the biker gang. I have not yet seen Village Bridge or Marvelous Bridge
Marvelous Bridge because of the ghost. It reminds me of my nights in the old chateau.
Credit for this wonderful CaramellDancie goes to the spectacular PopPrincess_Lyra. I highly recommend her.
Nugget Bridge.
Really. Nugget Bridge is the best, it's unbeatable.
As for Unova Bridges, this is my ranking:
1. Village Bridge
2. Sky Arrow Bridge
3. Tubeline Bridge & Driftveil Drawbridge (a tie)
5. Marvelous Bridge
After 12 years of being a Pokemon fan, I'm officially quitting the fandom. This is not a rage quit and it has nothing to do with the Pokemon franchise. It's also NOT a sudden decision - I've planned it for months but I decided to stay a true, active Pokemon fan until the very last day. The reason for my leave is the fact that I'm starting my studies at the Uni and I decided that it's a perfect moment to move on with my life. I'll never forget all these awesome years and Pokemon will always be a part of my childhood memories. Goodbye friends! Thank you.
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The medallion was then taped into place so that it wouldn't get in the way while the light fixture was installed.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
How To Convert A Recessed Light To Hang A Chandelier
The medallion was then taped into place so that it wouldn't get in the way while the light fixture was installed.
61 comments:
- Emily A. Clark said...
Love the new blog design! Looks so much like you :)
- January 6, 2011 at 5:03 AM
- Jenny said...
Brilliant! I was mezmerized by that fixture when I read your closet post. So clever - didn't realize you could buy recessed light converters like that!
- January 6, 2011 at 5:10 AM
- Allison61 said...
I'm obsessed with that light! So beautiful! Great job! :)
- January 6, 2011 at 5:10 AM
- Karen@StrictlySimpleStyle said...
I love the light in that area, it's like a little surprise you wouldn't have expected.
- January 6, 2011 at 5:10 AM
- Melanie said...
I absolutely love the fixture. It is something that I would never look at but yet I believe I would put it in my bathroom. I love discovering things that I wouldn't normally buy. Gorgeous and I love the shadows that it creates.
- January 6, 2011 at 5:26 AM
- Samantha said...
The light fixture is just fabulous and looks perfect in the hallway.
- January 6, 2011 at 5:51 AM
- Designing Domesticity said...
Love the unexpected design element in this space. Truly unique! Also loving the new blog look - welcome to 2011! liz
- January 6, 2011 at 5:55 AM
- abode love said...
Love the new blog design- looks great! I am also OBSESSED with that chandelier... I have been plotting where I can put one in my own abode :) Where there's a will, there's a way! This post is super helpful- Thanks!
abodelove.blogspot.com - January 6, 2011 at 5:56 AM
- Lili said...
awesome new spot for it! love the new blog design, btw....
- January 6, 2011 at 6:08 AM
- Carmel @ Our Fifth House said...
That is stunning! Love the new blog design too!
xo- Carmel - January 6, 2011 at 6:12 AM
- Judy said...
Gorgeous chandelier. I had no idea you could get a kit to convert recessed lights to hang a chandelier. So great.
- January 6, 2011 at 6:28 AM
- Stella said...
The Chandelier looks great !! I love how your dog is resting and appreciating a job well done. :) Also its hard to believe you have an unorganized space in your beautiful home,I'm sure it was and oversight. ;) I cant wait to see how you put it all neatly together.
- January 6, 2011 at 6:30 AM
- Erika at BluLabel Bungalow said...
Loved this chandelier at first sight! Add a touch of whimsy to you hallway, too!
New blog design? Cute! - January 6, 2011 at 6:30 AM
- marty (A Stroll Thru Life) said...
It looks fabulous. I love the chandy and what a wonderful change. Hugs, Marty
- January 6, 2011 at 6:33 AM
- Lori said...
Loving the new blog look! Your lovely pictures are so much larger.
- January 6, 2011 at 6:33 AM
- - - Little Miss Martha - - said...
First of all, the new blog looks FABULOUS!
Second, I love that chandelier too and it did catch my eye yesterday.
Third... do you know if you can do that to just any light that's been hung? We have an overhead light in our entry that I'm dying to get rid of! But I love how you do it all yourself! - January 6, 2011 at 6:40 AM
- email@example.com said...
Words cannot describe how much I love that chandelier in that spot -- brilliant! When your blog opened up today I went "whoaa..", literally that's what came out of me! Love it, Janell, it's beautiful.
- January 6, 2011 at 6:46 AM
- Lindsay @ Yams said...
That looks beautiful! Such an unexpected dash of fun in the hallway! Love it :) And thanks for the how-to!
- January 6, 2011 at 6:46 AM
- Robyn said...
I adore the fixture! So pretty with a dash of whimsy. I may have to save up for one!
Great call on painting the medallion.
imperfectnest.com - January 6, 2011 at 6:58 AM
- Yolanda @ Miss Refashionista said...
Very creative. - January 6, 2011 at 7:03 AM
- Katherine ( Katie) Corrigan said...
Hugs! - January 6, 2011 at 7:12 AM
- Jade @ Flip Flops + Pearls Design said...
I can't wait to hear the latest developments for you soon!! I love the design that Shari did for you...she is one of the sweetest people!
- January 6, 2011 at 7:16 AM
- christine {bijouandboheme} said...
You my dear are the queen of DIY- amazed by what you can do with things. Love the new look over here- fabulous!
- January 6, 2011 at 7:18 AM
- Laurie Jones said...
The light is beyond amazing and so it the new look of your blog!! Happy New Year and much continued success!!
- January 6, 2011 at 7:27 AM
- Karena said...
LOve your new look! I do not remember even seeing that fixture in Horchow! It is so gorgeous and unique!! Bravo!
Art by Karena - January 6, 2011 at 7:34 AM
- liz @ bon temps beignet said...
Janell, that light is freakin gorgeous! Love it.
- January 6, 2011 at 8:05 AM
- Sarah @ threeboys-home.blogspot.com said...
Oh my goodness, thank you so much for posting this! My family room/kitchen is in desperate need of some lighting bling. And of course it has all recessed lights at the moment. The light you found is gorgeous!
- January 6, 2011 at 8:12 AM
- Kathysue said...
Janell the new look of your blog is Fantastic. I love this light fixture, good call on changing the medallion. I love that you show your process, Kathysue
- January 6, 2011 at 8:15 AM
- kpowe said...
I love the light fixture in the hallway. Its a perfect fit. I also love the new look of your blog.
www.southerndiva-kp.blogspot.com - January 6, 2011 at 8:27 AM
- Courtney {a thoughtful place} said...
Light and the shadows it casts are stunning. I love. Wonderful new look on the header. It really does seem to reflect your style. Beautiful.
- January 6, 2011 at 8:28 AM
- Fran said...
Love your Horcho fixture and I never knew a recessed fixture converter existed!! Oh, you've made my day - I'm off to install a pendant light above my kitchen sink!
- January 6, 2011 at 8:47 AM
- Kendra {House of Ficek} said...
Love the personality that it adds. I have so many recessed fixtures in my house, it's good to know I can get an adapter for and fixture I choose.
- January 6, 2011 at 9:09 AM
- robyn said...
That gorgeous light made my heart speed up. I'm totally serious! I love the elegant yet whimsical feel it has! I also love your new design! YAY, it's so pretty!
- January 6, 2011 at 10:01 AM
- Torie Jayne said...
Such a fantastic light, thanks for sharing how you did it.
Have a sweet day! - January 6, 2011 at 11:04 AM
- Julie said...
Absolutely stunning! I just converted a recessed light to a chandelier over a bay window seat a couple of months ago but I bought the conversion kit at Lowe's. It was not easy to install, and after a few hours,a lot of "tweaking", much hair pulled out, and a few cuss words along the way, it looks fantastic. Your kit seems so much easier. How difficult was it to install? I'll have to try the one from Home Depot next time!!
- January 6, 2011 at 11:09 AM
- Janell @ Isabella and Max said...
Beyond super easy! 20 minutes tops...I've used them several times and it is always a simple project to install the converter. This particular converter is only sold at Home Depot stores, can't find it online. I LOVE this product! (can you tell?!)
Janell - January 6, 2011 at 11:19 AM
- Ana said...
That looks great! Those recessed lights provide great lighting but are kind of irritating. Good call!
- January 6, 2011 at 11:29 AM
- jessica said...
obsessed with that light!! and love the new look! xo
www.creativeindexblog.blogspot.com - January 6, 2011 at 12:25 PM
- Wendy @ The Shabby Nest said...
Love your new blog look! The header is fabulous!!!
- January 6, 2011 at 12:31 PM
- Kelly @ JAX does design said...
Love, love, LOVE the light fixture! It's pretty & whimsical & funky all rolled into one. And the shadows are amazing!
Also love your hardwood flooring, trim, bookcase, and turquoise chair :-) And your pooch is adorable! - January 6, 2011 at 12:54 PM
- Cassie {Hi Sugarplum!} said...
whew!! i was behind on your posts (and life, ack) -- love the light fixture!! Can't wait to see you whip your closet into shape.
and ohmygosh...your new blog design is fab!!!! - January 6, 2011 at 1:30 PM
- Karlie said...
I've got the same fixture and haven't figured out where to hang it, your recess converter idea rocks and now has allowed me numerous places to hang it! Thanks!
- January 6, 2011 at 1:50 PM
- Janell @ Isabella and Max said...
I'm so glad! Isn't the fixture great?
It always gets wonderful comments when someone comes into my home for the first time. Good luck deciding where to hang yours! Janell - January 6, 2011 at 2:06 PM
- Allison said...
I LOVE that light fixture, Janell! It creates a nice conversation piece in your hallway and does add that perfect touch of whimsy. Great tip on the recessed fixture converter. I didn't even know they made those. Your soft blue chair has got to be one of the prettiest chairs...that color of your fabric is so luxurious looking.
- January 6, 2011 at 3:01 PM
- SHERRY HART said...
Janell, I have had to use that same converter for over my sink! As long as the light fixture is not to heavy it works great!!! Yours looks fantastic and good call on the turquoise :)
- January 6, 2011 at 4:06 PM
- Janell @ Isabella and Max said...
Great point Sherry, thanks for bringing this issue up. There is a 25 lb limit for the fixture that is to be hung! Janell
- January 6, 2011 at 4:09 PM
- Navy Bean said...
This is fabulous! It's amazing how a light fixture change change the entire feel of a space. Love the new blog redesign too!
- January 6, 2011 at 5:39 PM
- A Perfect Gray said...
J, thanks for your sweet comment. I really appreciate your thinking of me.
I see you are as busy as ever! That chandelier/light fixture is the bomb! I love it there. You are starting 2011 off right, I see!
Thanks and love, donna - January 6, 2011 at 5:49 PM
- Just A Girl said...
Great post, I always wondered how to convert our bathroom one, I so need a chandelier above the tub
I've always been obsessed with that light. Even though its pricey I think it will have to be mine!
Your blog looks GREAT - January 6, 2011 at 6:36 PM
- JC's Loft said...
Oh my goodness I LOVE that light fixture!!!!!
Paula - January 6, 2011 at 7:19 PM
- Marianne - Style For Living said...
Love, love, love your new blog look! So beautiful, Janell! The light is just magical!
- January 6, 2011 at 8:48 PM
- Craftaholic said...
This is fantastic! Perfect timing too. I was just getting ready to ask the Hubs how I could convert the light over our kitchen sink. Love the fixture it's so gorgeous.
P.S. We are so much the same, I love that you hung a new fixture instead of tackling the closet for right now! - January 7, 2011 at 6:11 AM
- Delishhh said...
Love that chandelier!!! I just might have to get that for my hallway. I recently re-did my powder room from pink wall paper to gray paint with silver fictures and new white farm sink and toto dual flush toilet. To get some cool stuff in there i put in a chandelier. It had recessed lighting in there. Well it took me 6 hours to install. The problem was that the recess lighting was 100% compatible with the converter so i had to make my own holes etc. But after 6 hard hours of work i looks wonderful and i love it. I think the converters are wonderful as long as the recess lighting you have is standard. I have a home from 1920 where i find interesting things all the time. :)
- January 7, 2011 at 7:45 AM
- Janell @ Isabella and Max said...
Interesting point!! Wow, what a lot of work, glad the outcome was well worth it! Janell
- January 7, 2011 at 7:56 AM
- Danielle Tubbs said...
Do you think it would be difficult to make a variation of that chandelier? Love it, but can't afford it.
- January 8, 2011 at 11:11 AM
- Sherri Cassara said...
The chandelier is fantastic! I can't believe I missed it in the earlier closet post... I think I was too busy salivating over the idea of the organization project, ha ha!
- January 9, 2011 at 7:41 PM
- Smith's said...
I LOVE your wall paint in the hall. What color is that!?
- January 11, 2011 at 1:33 PM
- Kari --- said...
Absolutely stunning. Seriously, this light fixture has me completely mesmerized. And the fact that your wall/trim/floor colours are exactly the same as mine, is cool... because I had no idea how to work with our wall colour!! Hubby and I agreed on it, but I didn[t know how to decorate around it. Now I KNOW that robins egg blue accents WILL work... perfectly!
- January 12, 2011 at 7:40 AM
- Angela M.Dallas said...
I savour, lead to I found exactly what I used to be taking a look for. You have ended my 4 day lengthy hunt! God Bless you man. Have a nice day. Bye
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- May 14, 2013 at 1:26 PM
- Ashly said...
Do you happen to recall who the manufacturer was for this light? This pendant was on my "must haves" list and then it was mysteriously discontinued a couple of years ago. Horchow and Neiman Marcus will not disclose where the lamp came from and I am hoping an owner might be able to help! :)
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Official Statement - Bacardi wins Havana Club rum dispute in US Court of Appeals
By Press Release | 5 August 2011
Bacardi USA, Inc. today applauds the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit for its unanimous decision in favor of Bacardi in connection with its packaging and marketing of Havana Club rum in the US.
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Bacardi USA, Inc. today applauds the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit for its unanimous decision in favor of Bacardi in connection with its packaging and marketing of Havana Club rum in the US.
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I missed this in 2002:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... d=88012608
http://www.gwu.edu/~spiders/content/pub ... 202002.pdf
The taxonomist named the giant spiders Orsonwelles since he said Welles was a giant among moviemakers.
Well that's what he said.
There's a bunch of them within the genus Orsonwelles:
Orsonwelles Bellum (Latin for War)
Orsonwelles Polites (Greek for Citizen)
Orsonwelles Malus (Latin prefix Mal meaning Evil)
Orsonwelles Ambersonorum
Orsonwelles Falstaffius
Orsonwelles Othello
Orsonwelles Macbeth
Orsonwelles Calx (Latin for Lime)
Orsonwelles Torosus (Latin for full of muscle, knotted > Torose meaning bulging or protuberant - a comment on girth, or some other meaning?)
Orsonwelles Graphicus (Latin for painting, also masterly or skillful)
Orsonwelles Ventus (Latin for Wind)
Orsonwelles Arcanus (Latin for shut, closed, secret - the Welles connection escapes me)
Orsonwelles Iudicium (Latin for Trial)