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House Tour | 1950s Home Decor
Then she got word of those 67 cabinets sitting in the cooking-school basement in New York: 115 linear feet of aquamarine gorgeousness. Kueber bought the entire lot for $3,000, cherry-picked the pieces she wanted, and sold the rest on eBay for $2,500. When the contractor came to install them, he said, "What? Someone's old cabinets in this brand-spanking-new kitchen?"
But once they were all installed and polished up, everyone—from the plumber to the inspector—understood. "There were big smiles on their faces," she says. "Everyone would say, 'Oh my gosh, we've been tearing these out for years. We can't believe we're putting them back in'—but always with a big smile."
Just as the kitchen renovation was wrapping up, blogs were starting to become popular, and Kueber thought of débuting her own. "I love design, I love writing, and I decided it would be a shame to shove all this information into a drawer and move on," she says. Kueber began sharing her research, musing on everything from hardware to DIY projects. "It's a narrow and deep topic," she says of midcentury home design. And the Mad Men era was starting to heat up the popular imagination.
"People my age are moving into these '50s and '60s houses because they're downsizing to a single-floor layout—and because they're nostalgic," Kueber adds. "First-time buyers in their twenties and thirties like them because they're affordable and groovy.Assuming the house is well built, it's often a little jewel box—whether it's midcentury modest or modern or a sweet Cape or Colonial. They have immense charm." Four years later, she was able to quit her day job to make her living as a blogger.
But Kueber isn't a slave to vintage: "I wouldn't say I live like the '50s at all. We're a modern-day family, though I do have some vintage clothing I throw on occasionally. We use the kitchen the way anyone else would, with salmon on the barbecue. I don't make 'tuna surprise.'"
That said, she does carry on a secret life downstairs, where she squirrels away remarkable antique finds. During my visit, she disappears below and emerges a few minutes later hauling a 30-pound 1963 "Electro-Sink Center." It's a two-foot-long hunk of metal with a faucet in the center and a motor on either end, designed to drive a bevy of Cuisinart-like attachments, including mixers, choppers, and juicers. It sold for $399 in 1963 (about $3,000 in 2013 dollars), and Kueber says it appeared on The Dick Van Dyke Show.
She also shows me an original Republic Steel Kitchens salesman's kit; each one came with dozens of dollhouse-size cabinets that you could use to lay out your dream kitchen on a gridded mat. "I'm so fascinated by the social history of these things," Kueber says. "At one point when I was building my kitchen, I set up this little model in my dining room for reference."
Ultimately, Kueber has become a crusader for preserving the flamboyance of a bygone era: "We've come through this decade where people have been told to do everything in a neutral way for resale value. So when you see unapologetic color, it brightens your day."
She's also found herself defending the quality and aesthetic of a period that many still remember with a tinge of embarrassment. "A few years ago, no one understood my other little blog, 'Save the Pink Bathrooms,'" she says. "People were flipping houses and gutting pink bathrooms, replacing them with 16-inch faux granite." Now people send her photos of their salvaged pink tile.
"I'm starting a campaign for knotty pine," Kueber says. "It's the classic eye-of-the-beholder thing. Grandma wasn't wrong; she just had a different perspective."

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Thirteen PCEA Thika Women's Guild died in an accident at Chelinze in Tanzania yesterday. The group of 84 women from PCEA Happy Valley were destined to go for the retreat in Uganda but changed the plans following the Ebola outbreak in the country, Rev Stephen Wainaina said yesterday. Rev Wainaina was speaking during a prayer meeting for the died and injured.
During the emotional mass service, some faithful wept uncontrollably while others, overcome with emotions, fainted. Kenya Red Cross Society volunteers administered first aid to those who had fainted. Wainaina said the accident was "a big blow and a disaster to the church". He consoled the faithful saying whatever happened was in God's plan. "We are yet to establish those who perished," said Rev Wainaina.
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Peter Doherty, Barwick C of E primary school (34 years service);
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Former Cardinal Roy Green helping lead the charge against sleep apnea
In 1984, Roy Green ran a 4.2-second 40-yard dash, making him one of the fastest players in the NFL.
Over 25 years later, the man they called "Jetstream" is feeling as good as he was the day he hung up his cleats.
The reason? Green received a screening for sleep apnea, a disorder characterized by abnormal pauses in breathing or instances of low breathing during sleep.
"I've had some health issues for the last three or four years and I definitely wasn't sleeping -- two hours max in the evening and I'd wake up and be up for another couple hours just back and forth," Green said during a recent interview. "When you don't sleep well, you're just miserable the next day.
"So I finally got tested, got the oral appliance, and now I have more energy than I had when I was playing."
Green and others are sharing the message about the importance of sleep apnea testing. He, along with former teammates Derek Kennard and Mark Walczak and current Cardinals star receiver Larry Fitzgerald, are part of The Pro Players Health Alliance -- an organization dedicated to helping former NFL players through providing testing and treatment options for those who suffer from sleep apnea.
PPHA is hosting a public awareness seminar Thursday April 18 at the Sheraton Crescent Hotel in Phoenix which is open to the public.
Statistics show that 37 million Americans experience regular or chronic snoring and 18 million suffer from sleep apnea. The Alliance's findings among athletes have been eye-opening.
"We've found that eight out of ten guys that we've tested, athletes, present and former, have tested positive for sleep apnea," Green said.
But the two-time Pro Bowler isn't the only former Cardinal affected by the disorder. Kennard, who will also be at the seminar, has seen other health improvements following a test for sleep apnea.
"Derek's lost 162 pounds since getting the oral appliance because he has more energy," Green said. "He's sleeping, and his body is responding."
Green urges the public to educate themselves on this debilitating disease.
"We think that up to 70% of America is probably affected by it and don't even know it," he said. "Just think how your quality of life can change by taking one simple test.
"And even if you don't have it, somebody you love has it. This is saving people's lives."
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President's Update – May 8, 2007 – Hennessy Hall Dedication
Dear Members of the University Community,
I was thrilled to see so many members of the University community yesterday as we dedicated Hennessy Hall at the College at Florham in honor of alumnus, former board chairman, trustee emeritus and benefactor Ed Hennessy. This was a wonderful event celebrating a special individual and a special time in the University's history.
Ed and his wife, Ruth, have made a very significant contribution — a $2.1 million commitment — to FDU NOW, the University's most ambitious campaign ever (and our first since 1997). The campaign is still in its early stages, but there is tremendous momentum. Thanks to such pivotal votes of confidence from distinguished individuals like Ed Hennessy, the campaign has impressively garnered more than $25 million!
Ed expressed his profound thanks for the education he received at FDU. That education, he said, opened many doors for him and paved the way for the great success he enjoyed, culminating in his being named chair and CEO of AlliedSignal. Like other key supporters, his commitment not only contributes to important aspects of campus life, but it also inspires and motivates other friends and benefactors to join the effort.
I cannot thank the University community enough for its dedication to and support of the campaign. Whether you realize it or not, you all play a vital role in this campaign. When I visit prospects and encourage them to support our University, I share the stories of our successes — stories that our faculty and our staff have made possible and that you have shared with me. Everyone I meet is awed by your accomplishments.
Thank you for everything you do for our students. I look forward to seeing you at commencement next week, when we will celebrate the achievements of another extraordinary class.
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7. Tofu Tod
9. Pla Goong ,, (Spicy Shrimp salad) $7.95
Steamed shrimp tossed with lemongrass, chili, lime juice, red onions and cilantro.
10. Yum Pla Mouk ,, (Spicy Squid salad) $6.95
Steamed squid salad mixed with lime juice, red onions, chili and cilantro.
22. Tom Yum Goong Sm $4.95 Lg $8.95
Shrimp and mushroom lemongrass soup with lime juice and chili.
23. Tom Yum Gai Sm $3.95 Lg $7.95
Chicken and mushroom lemongrass soup with lime juice and chili.
24. Tom Kha Gai Sm $3.95 Lg $7.95
Chicken and mushroom in light coconut milk with galangal, chili and fresh squeeze lime juice.
25. Poh Tak Sm $4.95 Lg $8.95
Fresh shrimps, scallops, squids, mussels and mushrrom in lemongrass clear broth with fresh chili and lime juice.
26. Tom Yum Talay Sm $4.95 Lg $8.95
Fresh shrimps, scallops,squids,mussels and mushroom lemongrass soup with lime juice and chili
27. Tofu with Pork Soup Sm $3.95 Lg $7.95
Soft tofu, minced pork, scallions and Napa cabbage in clear broth.
28. Bean-Thread Vermicelli Soup (Woon Sen) Sm $3.95 Lg $7.95
Thin jelly noodle, minced pork, scallions and Napa cabbage in clear broth.
29. Wonton Soup Sm $3.95 Lg $7.95
Wonton stuffed with shrimp and chicken in clear broth.
30. Seaweed with Pork Soup Sm $3.95 Lg $7.95
(Choice of Tofu $8.95
Chicken, Beef or Pork $9.95 / Shrimps $12.95)
31. Pad Prik Kra Prao
Stir-fried with fresh chili and basil leaves.
32. Pad Num Prik Pao
Stir-fried in spicy Thai herb sauce with broccoli, onion and snow pea.
33. Pad Prik Khing
Stir-fried in red chilli paste with string bean.
34. Pad Kra Tium Prik Thai
Stir-fried with garlic sauce siding with steamed broccoli.
35. Pad Kha Na
Stir-fried with Chinese or American broccoli in oyster sauce.
36. Pad Khing Sod
Stir-fried fresh ginger, onions, scallions and black Chinese mushroom.
37. Pad Poy Sian
Stir-fried brown sauce with light mixed veggies and thin jelly noodles.
38. Koa Poad Aan
Stir-fried baby corn, snow pea, green onion and mushroom in light brown sauce.
39. Gai Him Ma Pan
Stir-fried brown sauce with cashew nuts, broccoli and onion.
40. Mixed Vegetable
41. Crispy Pork with Chinese Broccoli
Stir-fried crispy pork belly with Chinese broccoli in oyster sauce.
42. Pad Ped Pah
Thai style chili paste stir-fried with eggplant, string bean and bamboo shoot.
43. Sweet & Sour
Stir-fried sweet and sour sauce with cucumber, tomato, onion, pineapple and bell peppers.
44. Pad Prik
Stir-fired with fresh chili, bell peppers and onion.
(Combination of Shrimps, Scallops, Squids and Mussels $12.95)
45. Talay Nam Prik Pao
Stir-fried seafood with spicy Thai herb sauce, broccoli, onion and snow pea.
46. Pad Ped Talay
Stir-fried seafood with red chill sauce, mushroom and fresh ginger.
47. Pad Kra Prao Talay
Stir-fried seafood with fresh basil leaves, chili and mushroom.
48. Talay Gra Tium Prik Thai
Stir-fried seafood with garlic sauce siding with steamed broccoli.
49. Talay Vegetable
Stir-fried seafood with Thai style mixed vegetable and mushroom in light brown sauce.
50. Goong Kao Poad Aan (Shrimps only)
Stir-fried shrimps with baby corn, snow pea, green onion and mushroom in light brown sauce.
(Seasonal Price)
Served with your choice of:
51. Plah Pad Prik (Chili Garlic Sauce)
52. lah Jian (Ginger Sauce with Pork &Shrimp)
53. Plah Sam Rod (Three Flavor sauce)
sweet, sour and spicy
54. Pad Tofu
Sautéed fried tofu with bean sprout, onion and snow peas.
55. Mixed Vegetables
56. Pad Kha Na Jae
Stir-fried Chinese broccoli in oyster sauce.
57. Sweet and Sour Jae
Stir-fried sweet and sour sauce with cucumber, tomato, onion, pineapple and bell peppers.
58. Pad Thai Jae
Thin rice noodles stir-fried with egg, mixed vegetable and crushed peanut.
59. Vegetable Fried Rice
Stir-fried rice with vegetable and egg.
Choice of :- Tofu $8.95/Chicken, Beef or Pork $10.95 / Shrimps $12.95
:- Combination Seafood (Shrimps, Scallops, and Squids) $12.95
NEW Massamun Curry
Homemade coconut creamy red curry sauce. Classic peanut coconut curry dish slowly cooked with potatoes and onions
60. Panang Curry
61. Red Curry
Red coconut curry with bamboo shoot and fresh basil.
62. Green Curry
Green coconut curry with bamboo shoot, eggplants and fresh basil.
63. Roast Duck Curry
Tender slices of roasted duck in spicy red coconut curry with diced pineapple, tomato and basil leaves.
64. Country-Style Curry
Traditional country style curry (without coconut milk) with eggplant, bamboo shoot, string bean, and fresh chili pepper.
65. Pad Thai $9.95 Thin rice noodles stir-fried with shrimp, chicken, egg, ground peanut, bean sprout and green onion.
66. Beef Noodle Soup $9.95
Thin rice noodles with beef strips, meat balls, bean sprout, scallion in beef broth.
67. Duck Noodle Soup $9.95
Thin rice noodles with roasted duck, bean sprout, scallion in light brown soup.
68. Lard Na $9.50
Pan-fried wide rice noodles in gravy with Chinese broccoli and choice of chicken, beef or pork.
69. Lard Na Talay $12.95
Pan-fried wide rice noodles in gravy with Chinese broccoli,mushroom and seafood (shrimps, scallops and squids).
70. Pad Se Ew $9.50
Pan-fried wide rice noodles with sweet soy sauce , Chinese broccoli, egg and choice of chicken, beef or pork.
71. Fried Chicken Noodle $9.95
Pan-fried wide rice noodles with chicken, squids and egg on a bed of lettuce.
72. Seafood Noodle Soup $12.95
Thin rice noodles with seafood (shrimps, scallops and squids),bean sprout in clear broth.
73. Drunken Noodle $9.50
Stir-fried wide rice noodles with fresh basil leaves, chili with choice of chicken, beef or pork on bed of lettuce.
74. Bangkok Noodle $9.95
Combination of chicken, beef and shrimps stir-fired with wide rice noodles in Thai herb sauce, onion, bell pepper and fresh basil.
75. Bangkok Lomein $9.95
Combination of chicken, beef and shrimps stir-fried with soft egg noodles, bean sprout and scallion.
76. Chicken, Beef or Pork Fried Rice $8.95
Choice of chicken, beef or pork stir-fried with rice, egg, onion, carrot and tomato.
77. Shrimp Fried Rice $10.95
Stir-fried shrimps with rice, egg, onion, carrot and tomato.
78. Crab Fried Rice $10.95
Real Crab meat stir-fried with rice, egg, onion and carrot.
79. Potpourri Seafood Fried Rice $12.95
Shrimps, scallops and squids stir-fried with rice, basil leaves and spicy Thai herbs sauce, served in clay pot
80. Bangkok Fried Rice $9.95
Combination of chicken, beef and shrimps stir-fried with rice, egg, onion, carrot and tomato.
Fried Banana $3.95 Ice Cream $2.00
Sticky Rice with Mango $3.95
Bangkok Curry Puff (3) (Appetizer) $6.95
Homemade pastry stuffed with curry, chicken and potato served with cucumber onion sauce.
Shrimps & Vegetable Tempura (Appetizer) $7.95
Fresh shrimps and vegetable tossed in a light batter, deep-fried until golden brown, served with Thai sweet & sour sauce
Crispy Duck Basil $15.95
Slices of roasted duck, battered, deep fried and sautéed with basil leaves and chili peppers.
Spicy Salmon $15.95 Crisp fillet of salmon topped with your choices of
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- Basil leaves sauce: Fresh chili in brown sauce and sprinkled with crispy basil leaves.
Bangkok Crispy $15.95
Deep-fried fillet King Fish topped with fresh chili basil sauce.
Thai Violet (choice of chicken, beef or pork) $12.95
Eggplant stir fried with fresh chili, bean sauce and sprinkled with crispy basil leaves.
Tropical Fried Rice $11.95
Aromatic fried rice with shrimps, chicken, egg, pineapples, onions, curry powder .
Chicken Rama $11.95
Boneless chicken breast sautéed with peanut sauce served on steamed broccoli.
Scampi Lover $15.95
Shrimps, cellophane noodles, celery, bell pepper, mushroom and ginger baked with brown sauce served in clay pot.
For below specials….choose one topped with choice of:
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Soft Shell Crabs … $19.95
A pair of crispy fried soft shell crabs.
Golden Talay… $16.95
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Business & Hospitality
Food Show
A presentation of Culinary Excellence
Open to the public (High school groups are invited to attend)
December, 2015 (Date TBD)
High School Group Registration
See the creations of culinary arts and baking & pastry arts students in the following areas:
- Chocolate Works
- Cakes and Decorations
- Advanced Garde Manger
- Classical and Specialty Desserts
- Classical Cuisines of the World
- Sugar Art
- Artistic Buffet Decoration
Planning information
Please read carefully before coming to campus.
Each school must have at least one adult chaperone or adviser per 10 students. There will be no exceptions to this rule. Students will not be allowed to come to campus without their adult advisers. Advisers must stay with their students at all times.
School of Business & Hospitality presentation *
(9:30 10:30 a.m.; ACC)
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Silent Auction & Chocolate House Display
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School of Business & Hospitality presentation *
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School of Business & Hospitality tour *
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For those arriving into Tanzania from Australia or America, or from anywhere that requires many lines of latitude to be crossed, or several plane changes, an intelligent strategy is to allow a day or two's leisure in Arusha prior to your climb. The reasons for this are:
Other than safaris, there are several day-
This is a popular day trip, requiring only some three hours and little or no transport. Those interested to see the main features of Arusha will begin somewhere around the Clock Tower, on foot, with one of our guides and will usually begin walking northwards in an anti-
Tours are completed on foot with one of our guides. The cost is USD 20 per group, regardless of how many people are in the group. However, it is customary for each person to tip the guide, with the amount being purely at the climber's discretion, but generally being around USD 10 per climber for small groups, and some USD 5 per climber for large groups.
This is probably the best place to swim. Emanating from within the earth, the geo-
The distance from Arusha to the hot springs is 69km and the journey normally takes around 1 hour 20, so one should allow at least 5 hours for this excursion.
Costs for visiting the hot springs include lunch and transport:
This is a beautiful little waterfall, with its principal advantage being its proximity to Arusha. The journey from Arusha is just 7km and takes only 15 minutes. Having parked, there is a short walk that involves some steep ground and some clambering, but is quite manageable, even for young children.
Once we reach the waterfall, it is usual to enjoy the environment with a picnic, included in the price. Costs include transport:
This option is suitable for those who want to spend more time walking as, following a 30 minute / 13km vehicle transfer to the area, access to the waterfall requires a 2km walk along a river bed. The walk to the falls takes a little under an hour and some 40 minutes to get back to the vehicle, if completing a circuit. Bear in mind that to get back to the car requires a height gain of 60 metres, so while not strenuous, one should be prepared for this.
Founded through the union of a Team Kilimanjaro climber and one of TK's long-
Climbers are usually collected from their hotels and driven to the school, where they may spend time with some of the young scholars, before enjoying a picnic and leisurely walk to the nearby waterfall.
Around 3-
Costs for Ikirwa include picnic lunch, local fees for access to the waterfall and a small donation to the school. Please feel free to donate more if you feel moved to do so:
Two options are possible on this excursion: either one may walk around the lake or canoe across it. Depending on which hotel we start from, the drive is around 15-
Costs for the lakeside walk include the government conservation fee walk and are as follows.
Please note that use of canoes is extra with hire fees being payable direct to the local government office.
This is a dramatic topographical feature with steep falls that fall away into a lush green crater. The attraction of this walk is threefold: the exercise, the awesome views, and the opportunity to meet authentic Maasai villagers. If walking around the crater rim, we cover around 4.2km, however, climbers will often want to descend to the crater floor, which may add another 3km or thereabouts. Bear in mind that if descending to the crater floor, the return to the rim requires an ascent of 257 metres, which will normally take somewhere between 30-
The following costs include transport, lunch, local entrance fees and a small gift to Moita village.
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New car review: Infiniti G37 Convertible
Toby Hagon The drop-top model from Nissan's luxury brand offers a unique feel but lacks the quality of some rivals.
New car review: Mercedes-Benz SL350
Toby Hagon The flagship convertible retains its classic proportions despite an extensive overhaul.
New car review: Porsche Boxster
Toby Hagon Nothing in its price range can touch the new-look sports car.
Reviewed: Mercedes-Benz SLK350
Toby Hagon This roadster boasts sports-car agility, while bringing comfort and style along for the ride.
Mercedes-Benz SL: The real reveal
Toby Hagon After multiple leaks, Mercedes-Benz has officially pulled the covers off its new SL convertible sports car.
First drive: Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Roadster
Toby Hagon Turning heads in Monaco in the sleek SLS Roadster.
BMW 650i Convertible
Toby Hagon The new drop-top four-seater is heavy on creature comforts - and the wallet.
Electric Porsche Boxsters hit the road
Toby Hagon Plug-in drop-top prototypes being tested in Germany.
New Car Road Test
Peugeot 308CC
Toby Hagon This latest incarnation of the Pug drop-top enhances what was already an appealing car.
Porsche 911 GT3
Toby Hagon The GT3 is the race-ready 911 built to GT racing regulations and has just been updated.
Porsche 918 Spyder concept
Toby Hagon 918 Spyder eco supercar concept can accelerate to 320km/h – while using less fuel than a Prius.
New Porsche Cayenne: Lighter, sleeker, thriftier
Toby Hagon The second generation Porsche Cayenne has added a dash more sports to the controversial 4WD formula.
Porsche pioneers new hybrid
TOBY HAGON A petrol-electric version of the iconic 911 sports car is set to be very different to the hybrids already on the road.
Top marques join hybrid power struggle
RICHARD BLACKBURN and TOBY HAGON Prestige brands BMW and Maserati have joined the race to develop a petrol-electric supercar.
Fewer millionaires, more luxury car sales
Toby Hagon The ranks of the multimillionaires are thinning but sales of luxury cars are surging.
$2 million Ferrari - but not for Australia
Toby Hagon Ferrari boss confirms next supercar but says it will not be built in right-hand-drive.
Hybrid Ferrari: 25% less fuel, but no faster
Toby Hagon Ferrari's imminent petrol-electric sports car will bring impressive fuel savings, but don't expect it to be any faster than regular models.
Gullwing production begins
Toby Hagon Fifty years on, the Mercedes-Benz Gullwing is again rolling off the production line.
Audi A5 2.0 Cabriolet
Toby Hagon The A5 Cabriolet is the latest addition to the Audi family, sitting above the smaller, more affordable A3 Cabriolet.
New Car Road Test
Porsche Boxster S
Toby Hagon A tweak of Porsche's Boxster S has yielded an even more formidable vehicle.