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Jones, Nicky (2009) Religious freedom in a secular society: the case of the Islamic headscarf in France. In: Cultural and Religious Freedom Under a Bill of Rights, 13-15 Aug 2009, Canberra, Australia. (Submitted)
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In 1989, three Muslim girls were expelled from their secular public school in France for wearing the Islamic headscarf. Similar expulsions took place in other schools across the country and came to the attention of the international community. The schools believed that the wearing of the headscarf was contrary to the Republican principle of secularism, which is a central tenet of French society and public policy, particularly where education is concerned. In a bid to resolve uncertainty, the Conseil d'État delivered its legal opinion, stating that wearing religious signs in public schools was not by itself incompatible with secularism. However, religious signs could be prohibited in certain circumstances. Over the following years, many of the expelled schoolgirls appealed their expulsion decisions. In the majority of cases, the courts upheld the girls' right to wear their headscarves at school. This paper discusses some of the significant events in the affair of the headscarf, including the 1989 legal opinion, key ministerial circulars issued to explain how the legal opinion was to be applied and the case law from the appeals brought by the expelled schoolgirls. The paper also considers the development of secularism in France and the notion of rights and duties which was integral to the doctrine of secularism. Finally, this paper considers some lessons which can be learned from the affair of the headscarf in France and notes some events which have occurred in Australia in recent years and which raise similar questions to those arising in the affair of the headscarf.
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March 11 (Bloomberg) -- Keith Kisling normally has 1,500 head of cattle on his land near the Oklahoma-Kansas border. Last year's U.S. drought changed all that. For the first time in four decades as a farmer and rancher, he has none.
"We didn't have wheat pasture this year," leaving no cheap forage for the young animals to eat before they are sold to feedlots, Kisling, 65, said by telephone from Burlington, Oklahoma. "The ponds and creeks are dry."
Even after storms dumped 22 inches (56 centimeters) of snow over four days in February, water shortages and dirt-dry pastures across the Great Plains are shrinking herds. Cattle grazing in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas on Jan. 1 fell 16 percent from a year earlier to 1.34 million head, the fewest since the government began collecting the data in 2002. Retail-beef prices jumped to a record in January, the same month a shortage of cattle forced Cargill Inc. to shut a Texas processing plant.
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Cattle in the U.S. are raised from birth on pastures for about a year, when they weigh 500 pounds (227 kilograms) to 800 pounds, and then are sold to feedlots. There, the animals consume mostly corn until they are 1,200 pounds to 1,350 pounds and are sold to slaughtering plants.
Last year's drought, the worst since the 1930s, cut corn production by 13 percent and sent prices surging to a record in August. Higher feed costs discouraged herd expansion, with calf births dropping last year to 34.3 million head, the lowest since 1949, government data show. The feedlot herd on Feb. 1 totaled 11.073 million, down 6.2 percent from a year earlier. Cattle futures reached $1.35175 a pound in Chicago on Jan. 11, the highest ever for a most-active contract.
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The best piece of advice I've ever heard is something that Pablo Casals said: 'Don't just play the cello, say something with it.'
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As a principal cellist, you should know that it's not the 'I' but the 'we' that matters, and that a performance is a joint exercise with the conductor and every other section.
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I tell all my students that learning the cello will take a lifetime, and that it might even mean forfeiting their youth. It is nearly impossible to stop the big talents from succeeding because they have this hunger. It is something they are bound to above all else.
I have known a lot of fine musicians in my time, and the greatest of them have been the most humble and down-to-earth people. Their character has been self-evident not just to me but to audiences because the performance of music is a mirror of the musician.
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"Could I faint?" asked actress LaTanya Richardson Jackson when meeting members of the press — shortly before the Broadway bow of A Raisin in the Sun, which opened April 3 at the Barrymore Theatre. The actress, overwhelmed by her unforeseen Broadway return, had just stepped into rehearsals for Raisin; Tony winner Diahann Carroll withdrew from the production due to scheduling demands.
"First of all," she continued, "Ms. Carroll is a friend, and I spoke to her before she even came here to work on it, so I [have] mixed emotions about it. But, my God, what a great gift to even have an emotion about. I am grateful. It is beyond the imagination that I could have, without really trying, been gifted such a part. This is a role that most African-American women look at and, whether or not you covet it or want to do it or not, you have to consider it. So, I am overjoyed to be with Denzel [Washington] and this magnificent company — Sophie [Okonedo], Anika [Noni Rose], Sean [Patrick Thomas], Stephen [McKinley] Henderson — this is like a dream cast, and to be here with them is more than I could imagine."
Although Jackson couldn't imagine herself inhabiting the run-down Chicago apartment in 1959 Illinois, Tony-nominated director Kenny Leon — who made his directorial Broadway debut with the last Broadway incarnation of Raisin — believed she'd be the perfect match for Mama.
"A lot of folks don't know this," Leon confided, "but I called LaTanya ten years ago to do this role. There was another director on [the 2004 revival of] A Raisin in the Sun, initially, and they went to Phylicia Rashad to do the role, and Phylicia said, 'Oh, I'm too young to do it. I decline.' So when they brought me on to do it, they said, 'Well, Phylicia Rashad has already declined,' so I went to LaTanya, [but] LaTanya was busy. I called Phylicia personally. I said, 'You can do this play,' and then she said yeah. Phylicia ended up doing it [and] winning a Tony Award. It worked out pretty good for her.
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I put it on on the train once infront of one of my friends and she immediately demanded to know what it was
cause it looked so natural on my skin once I applied it with my fingers so just to show an unbiased perspective...
recently broke out again, (I was clear using finacea but I had surgery so I had to miss showers /washes for 2 days and now 2 weeks later can still only shower once a day therefore I can only apply finacea after I wash my skin... anyway I am back to 2 applications now I am using facewipes i the evening....)
sooooo I have stepped up my makeup as I need more coverage:
I am using my foundation, clinique anti-acne concealor (my usual routine) AND now I am using mineral power ontop of that to seal it and add subtle coverage.
Today I bought a new non comodogenic primer (Loreal professional studios), I tried it this evening. Its like a mousey pink stuff but goes on unnoticably and beautifully.. so glad I can just grab this down the shops Feels like I am rubbing tiny velvety pearls over my skin ....
I got mine from boots xx
Posted 29 May 2012 - 01:35 AM
I've switched to Cover FX and I LOVE IT! It's full coverage speficially designed for people with acne, so there is absolutely no risk of it breaking you out. I 100% recommend it to anyone looking!
Posted 30 May 2012 - 03:11 PM
Make sure to avoid MAC face cosmetics. I have been an avid MAC user until my dermotologist told me to throw it away! Even many of the MAC consultants do not recommend their face products to acne/sensitive skinned people.
I've switched to Cover FX and I LOVE IT! It's full coverage speficially designed for people with acne, so there is absolutely no risk of it breaking you out. I 100% recommend it to anyone looking!
So silly. Just because MAC didn't work for you doesn't mean that it won't work for someone else. There are many MAC products that I absolutely love and have used for years without any special problems.
Posted 07 June 2012 - 11:24 AM
But if you MUST have a liquid, covergirl CLEAN makeup is really nice. It doesn't look super heavy on the skin.
Posted 07 June 2012 - 12:02 PM
However, I finally found a brand that doesn't break me out AT ALL! Alima Pure They're mineral foundation is honestly the best invention ever made. (I sound like a commercial ) But really, it only has 3-4 ingredients, which my esthetician said they were all fine to use, and the coverage is anywhere from light-heavy depending on how you apply it! Plus, it's super easy to find a good foundation match because they have this "Ask the Artist" feature, where you put in a bunch of information about your skin and stuff, and they send you back 3-4 shades they think would work, so you buy the $1.50 samples and one of them is pretty much guaranteed to work.
Plus, their foundation comes in a very nice size, so it lasts a loooonnng time even though it's only $22!
Basically, I'm in love with Alima Pure
Posted 25 June 2012 - 10:36 PM
Everyday minerals.
But if you MUST have a liquid, covergirl CLEAN makeup is really nice. It doesn't look super heavy on the skin.
I agree I've been using EM powder about a year and never had any problem.
Also I tried covergirl CLEAN today, and I love it! It's light, and I don't look caky. Plus my skin stayed matt all day!
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Anthony & Gregory's 1912 Contemporary Craftsman
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Name: Anthony Franco, Clothing Designer and Wardrobe Stylist and Gregory Metcalf, Wardrobe Stylist and Pillow Designer
Location: Silver Lake — Los Angeles, California
Size: 1,782 square feet — 4 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms
Years lived in: 5 years
My friend told me about Anthony and Gregory's home and I welcomed the opportunity to check out a 1912 restored Craftsman home in Silver Lake. When they purchased their historic gem it was in poor condition, but as the only house on the street with an unrestricted view of the Hollywood Hills, Hollywood sign, and Griffith Observatory, the hilltop home had potential to be something spectacular. Walking through their front door for the first time, I was greeted with a contemporary, well designed, and very personal home. Also, did I mention four cute dogs fill the home with life and energy?
My definition of a great overall design is derived from a mixture of styles, resources, and selecting items based on their design quality instead of just the status of their name. Anthony and Gregory were successful in incorporating one of my favorite light fixtures, which happened to be from Lamps Plus, with a high end designer chandelier. Ironically, they spent a lot of time shopping for their furnishings and the Lamps Plus ceiling light in the hallway was a last minute, unplanned purchase, but is the one element that guests notice first!
I enjoyed the story behind the more personal items in their home — like the underlying meaning for the maple leaves art piece in the living room. Guests may view the piece as simply beautiful, but Anthony and Gregory see it as a symbol of how they first met. The love in their home continues to the kitchen, where Gregory is often found spending many hours experimenting with recipes and making several dishes over an afternoon. He promises to make his famous key lime pie next time I visit. I have to dream up an excuse to coincidentally be in the neighborhood.
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Our Style: Eclectic for sure. We have items ranging from contemporary to vintage, and some things are just down right cooky.
Inspiration: We live in a craftsman home that was built in 1912. We felt that a craftsman has the clean lines of modern décor, but also has history, so we mixed the two elements throughout our home. You can definitely see our emotions through our house. We have pieces that remind us of our family. For example, we have a big white ceramic elephant because my mom loved elephants and it reminds me of her everytime I see it. We also have maple leaves throughout the house as well as outside. It has somehow been a symbol that has followed Anthony and I during our relationship. Also, there are tons of fashion books lying around, which is where Anthony's passion lies.
Favorite Element: The view. We have the most amazing sunsets. We have a view of the hills with the Hollywood sign and the Griffith Observatory and on clear days we can see the ocean. It's nice to have a glass of wine in the evening or a cup of coffee in the morning and stare at the view. It reminds us of why we work so hard for this house.
Biggest Challenge: STORAGE! Our craftsman has no storage, so we have had to get very creative with where to place things. We are clothes shoppers and I buy shoes like crazy, so storing our clothes has definitely been a challenge. Also, the front stairs are a big challenge. We have rope windows and had to have someone come out and repair them. There are two people in Los Angeles that do this. The window doctor came and repaired a few of the windows. However, when another broke and we called him he said it's just too much trouble to climb those stairs for one window!! It's 57 stairs from gate to front door.
What Friends Say: They say, "wow I feel so comfortable in here and everything is placed so perfectly"…aww they love us.
Biggest Embarrassment: I think I am again going to have to go back to the closets. They are filled to the gills! They are organized, but still it's like playing tetris anytime we get something out.
Proudest DIY: They have changed over the years. I was really proud that I refinished the wood staircase one year. Then I turned a small coat closet into a pantry by building shelves. Having that pantry has actually created a ton of storage and helped a lot, so presently that my proudest DIY.
Biggest Indulgence: I would have to say candles. We buy them in bulk! With two boys and four dogs, a plethora of candles is a necessity. We love Burn Candles, Voluspa, and Tony's new obsession is a candle line called Cire Trvdon, which we buy at Mohawk general store here in Silver Lake.
Best advice: Tony's mom, Janelle, and I started a kitchen remodel. It was going to be simple, then we decided to tear down a wall. Once we got the lath and plaster off the wall, we paused. We couldn't tell if it was a load bearing wall or not. We walked away for a day and Janelle's dreams gave her the advice to call a contractor. She dreamt the house was sliding down the hill. Good thing she had that dream because our contractor, Shai from Creative Construction, came out and said it was a load bearing wall. He said if we would have cut the support beams that our living room would have slid down the hill! Thanks for the vivid dreams Janelle.
Dream source: We love antique shops in Palm Springs. We used to go to Antiques 111 in Palm Springs. We also shop a lot of Design Within Reach. Twentieth on Beverly Boulevard is also a place where we shop for vintage and modern furnishings.
Resources of Note:
- Kitchen: All Jenn-Air: The Great Indoors
- Office Sofa and George Nelson Desk: Design Within Reach
- Living Room Sofa: Blue Print Furniture
- Lavender Chair: Craig Olsen
- Orchid Art Above Fireplace: Davinci
- Pollack Type Art: Antiques 111 in Palm Springs, California
- Ceramic Elephant: House 849 in Palm Springs, California
- Cork Boards Above Desk: CB2
- Books: Arcana in Santa Monica
- Lots of Randoms: Jonathan Adler
- Wood Horses: Fairfax Flea Market
- Pillows: Gregory Keith
- Pillows: Trina Turk
- Tube Shag: Crate&Barrel
- Lavender Rug: Delinear in San Francisco
- Zebra Rugs: Blueprint Furniture
- Kitchen Chandelier and Hall Twig: Lamps Plus
- Bedroom: Lumens
- Bedroom Table Lamp: Pablo Pardo
- Spun Lamp: YLighting
- Dining Room Chandelier: Design Within Reach
- Granite and Backsplash in Kitchen: The Great Indoors
- Bathroom Tiles: From the 50's
- Kitchen: Original Hardwood Flooring
- Bathrooms: Tile from the 50's
- Min Bed: Design Within Reach
- Sleigh Bed: Crate&Barrel
- Office: Vintage Photographs by Irving Penn
- Painting: Nathan Spoor
- Sitting Room: All vintage from 40's, 50's, and 60's: Antiques 111 Palm Springs
- Living Room Art: Vintage c. Jere Maple Leaf Sculpture
- Wood Blinds: Hunter Douglas
- Kitchen: Ikea
Refurbished Craftsman Hardware for Bathroom: Restoration Hardware
- Living Room: Behr Evening Hush
- Bathroom (w/ clawfoot tub): Behr Baby Suri
- Candles: Mohawk General Store
Thanks Anthony & Gregory!
Images: Bethany Nauert
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OMG I LOVEE THIS!!... This is one of the best house tours I've seen... I really want to live there!
i feel like i need to be best friends with anthony & gregory. if not for their amazing house & taste, then for those adorable DOGS!
from one pomeranian owner to another,
OK. I can see already that this amazing house is going to be over shadowed by the cuteness of those dogs. So...
THOSE DOGS ARE SO CUTE!! Especially the bulldog and the Pomeranian! Oh my gosh I want to live there with great furniture and cute puppies!!
This is such a great house. I want it. Can I have it?
I love that dark charcoal paint colour so much.
Absolutely beautiful. Fantastic job. Love your palette, and I really love the faux croc ottoman. Well done!
Oh gentlemen! What a fantastic job you did! As a modernist myself, it is so difficult to create that midcentury feel with furnishings in homes of different periods... you pulled it off beautifully! Oh, by the way, I ADORE the dining chairs
tasteful, vibrant, modern with a hat tip to its origins: love it! a house that looks like a home.
You have a fabulously beautiful home...and those dogs, OMG!!! I adore the name tank...so apropos!!!
Now can you come inject some of your style into my home? :))
I really like the dining area. The mix of materials is pitch perfect. Love it - thanks for sharing your home. :)
This house is beautiful. Tasteful, elegant, creative. BUT, why are so many houses I see here on AT without curtains? Am I in the minority when I feel like a house, no matter how stunning is simply naked without curtains? They give warmth, texture, color and privacy. Blinds on their own have such an "office" feel. I'm always struggling with the perfect curtain for every room I do, and that is the one element I rarely find inspiration for on AT.
Great home tour - my favorite piece is the eye-shaped wall clock above your kitchen entrance - what a fantastic find! Thanks for sharing!
So beautiful you guys!
I love all of your lighting fixtures, artwork and wall colors throughout.
And, your bathroom is the BEST job I have ever seen using original MINT GREEN tiles. You coordinated perfectly! What a tough color to work with.
Gorgeous home.
Love it! Also love that alot of the drama and warmth comes from the fantastic dark grey wall color throughout. It looks sophisticated, yet warm. Great job! I have the same kitchen, but with white accents - nice job! Love the chandelier.
Great view and cute dogs--you're so lucky!
Oh wow - what a home, it is by far, one of my most favorites. The love shows - pretty emotional and original stuff going on. Tres Jolie. If you'd like, check out my House Tour done by this fantastic duo - "Harriet's Nature Inspired High Rise" July 3rd. We have a similar point of view. You guys got my vote for sure!
would really like to know where to find (or at least who it is by) the painting/graphic/artwork of "La" in pic no. 19 of the house tour!
I think it's fantastic!
where did they get the kitchen cabinets from, love the wood grain and color?
your light fixtures are especially... special.
next time put the cute dog photo at the END!
Wonderful home, I love the masculine details. P.S. How do you keep your house so clean with 4 dogs??
I just want to live here. Spare bedroom?
Congrats guys...It's hard to define but your house really transmit a lot of you and I have to say it, there is a lot of balance between strong and soft things and just love that!, the contrast of things is amazing. I'm just speechless.
Great home and great family!
The fact that you seem to have two Hans Wegner chairs...BONUS!
I am absolutely in tears this place is so utterly perfect! Love every single detail...fantastic job.
Those are some cute pupkies! I agree with the previous posters that you did an incredible job. I love the mix of textures (croc, metal, shag, etc) My only negative comment would be not sure I like the towels stored under the sink...in my home they'd be wet and get toothpaste drips on them.
Cool gray is absolutely terrific at bringing out the warm tones of natural (no stain) oak floors. Stupendous!
Love the moderately enlarged openings between rooms such as the kitchen and living areas -- big enough to improve light and air circulation, and to increase a sense of space, but not so huge they screw up the original look and feel of the home.
You've made the melding of two styles look easy, when it is actually hard as heck.
omigosh the wall color is breathtaking. We are renovating a 1905 denver foursquare and I am so tempted to steal this color for my living room. Stay tuned...
The views from your house are breathtaking! I am so jealous! You guys did a great job. I really like seeing more masculine spaces.
love,love,love your house!
the house and the couple, both handsome and to die for.
It's a charming house, guys. I hear ya about storage in those old houses, though. :( Are a couple of those dogs Shiba Inus? If so, they need to go on a diet because they are just about as chubby as my daughters, LOL, who I had to buy doggie steps for so she could get on the bed! Thanks for sharing your digs because they are fab!
Haha, wow. That is my ex cousin in law. :)
Perfect! The colors, the art, the furnishings, the amazing light fixtures, the view, ahhhhh...add the puppy dogs and you created my dream home. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful space.
Oh my god! This place is breathtaking!! Nice family, cute dogs, lovely home.... Great job!
I love, love, love all your pets! And not to mention your home is very lovely as well. I love the horse on the first picture. And the dark colours on the wall, well, it is just gorgeous!!
I'm definitely feeling that kitchen backsplash. Nice job!
Love the kitchen! I didn't know a sexy kitchen was possible, but that is one sexy kitchen!
@vmorris1 : I just doublechecked the sources and it says IKEA for the kitchen - which confirms my suspicion that it's my kitchen too!
It's the IKEA Nexus medium brown color. Fantastic modern grain pattern on them!
Your kitchen cabinets are fantastic! Also like the wooden headboard in the bedroom and all the dark wall colors. The dogs are just beyond adorable!
Love love love! One of my favorite tours of recent! Well done!
Oh, how I love a well designed, masculine-looking home! This is superb.
I have to start off by saying they did an amazing job. But I do have to say I'm almost a bit put off by the home's perfection. No surprises. Everything is just right, almost a background for an upscale magazine ad. I also agree with a previous poster. In this case the clean, minimal blinds work, but I also love curtains for the opportunity they provide for additional texture and color. But, when it's all said and done this really is a fantastic house!
Beautiful subtlety!
Congratulations on a beautiful home! I'm especially lovin' your dining table. May I ask where you got it and how much? Thanks!
The walnut wood dining chairs look like a fancier/nicer/better version of the Ikea Stockholm chairs. Love them! Where from?
Wow! You have done a wonderful job! Would love to see some "before" photos. I'm sure your dogs love the yard as much as you two. Now - I'm looking for manpower to help me move the clawfoot sitting along the road on my way home. Yours looks great against the dark walls & the green really gives a nice touch of color. Thanks for sharing!
Your home is spectacular. I'm very impressed by how you managed to merge all the different styles, colors, textures and woods into one beautiful arrangement. You have some serene color combinations that I would never have considered.
Very well done and thank you very much for sharing your home.
This is truly a fantastic home. Congrats!
Wah - I too adore the hall twig light, but I can't find it on Lamps Plus's website.
* heart break *
Nevermind; found it under "branch" instead of twig once my insanely slow internet connection caught up. :)
Awesome home! Thank you for sharing. I share your love of two things: bulldogs (I have two!) and the Spun floor lamp (I'm saving for!)
What a beautiful home - inside and out! I absolutely love it, and commend you guys on great taste and a job well done.
To use an increasingly overused catch phrase: I want to go to there.
I'm sooooo jealous!!! You guys have the jobs I want, live where I want and decorate the way I want. One question.....do you ever need a stylist assistant in MN?? Call me ;o)
I LOVE LOVE LOVE your house..it is amazing! Just gaw'jus!
Love the use of gray and charcoal tones - they go so well with wood. Sooo luxurious too.
Love the house, one of my all time favorites. Of course the dogs bring it up a notch, they are adorable. Love the dining room chairs and the horse on the dining table, where did it come from? I saw "wood horses" listed in the resources but it looks like metal? I didn't even notice there weren't any curtains until people commented and I had to go back and look. I'm not a fan of curtains, they always make me think of dust, so it looks great to me to be able to see the trim moldings.
Love everything and the adorable Dogs!!!
I LOVE your uses of grays throughout. Stunning home -- very, VERY well done!
Thanks for the lovely example of Craftsman without the ubiquitous oak! There's so much flexibility with this style - historical accuracy isn't always the best choice!
Hello All! Thank you so much for your kind words. I am going to get to all of your questions in the next day. I will post when I have answers for all of you! Thank you again!!!!
Here are some answers to your questions. Thank you for taking the time to go through our home. I hope you enjoyed it as much as we enjoy it!
@DRTheopolis http://www.davelefner.com/ is the partist who did the LA art piece.
@rvmorris1 the cabinets are from Ikea and they are Nexus medium brown @romeoandjewels thank you for getting that info up before me =-)
@roxy72 @medusa12120 in response to keeping the house clean with all the dogs! We clean the floors about three times a week. We also throw old sheets over the sofa when the dogs are running around. Swifter's are Anthony's decompression tool! We also burn lots of candles to keep out the "dog" smell of the house.
@Queen Camelita The iron horse if from the estate of Ed Limato. We purchased it at Craig Olsen Designs in Los Angeles. They aquired quite a few of the pieces from Ed's estate
@ryanprouty The dining chairs are here: http://www.dwr.com/product/dining/chairs/armchairs/juliana-armchair.do?sortby=ourPicks
@allora The dining table is from a store in Los Angeles called Blueprint. I think it was about 595.00.
Thank you all so much for the wonderful comments.
I wonder what it was like originally. Hard to imagine that you can fit so many tchotchkes inside a Craftsman exterior.
Fantastic it is modern and clean at the same time it exudes warmth. I love the bathroom with the turqoise and white tile really has that pop factor.
Guys, you have exquisite taste. Your use of charcoal gray throughout is an inspiration.
Masculine and modern, neither too much nor too little. A&G, thanks for sharing.
The dark gray/aqua bathroom is stunning!
Beautiful! Casey and I can't wait to visit and see it in person!
fabulous job of doing this one up. congratulations
Definitely my fav so far! Love love love this!
Okay, as a fellow dog owner my question is- how the hell do you keep the dog bowl areas from damaging the floors? I had to move mine onto the stone tile areas and they've still managed to get the floor a lil funky. My dogs like to splash and leave standing water everywhere.
Also, you totally hid all the dog toys for the home tour, didn't ya? ;)
LOVE the house. Do you need two more (lil) dogs and a pleasant grad student couple as housemates?
I like the house, admire the gray, and am impressed by the beauty of the undraped windows even though I usually love lots of textiles. But I have to agree with the commenters who want more surprises and personality. The thing I loved most was the green tile in the bathroom -- so unexpected in this house which otherwise keeps such an iron grip on its palette. The unrelenting restraint elsewhere makes the whimsical tile color look unwelcome, and it's easy to believe that the tile is a vintage application that was kept grudgingly instead of embraced and celebrated. (My second favorite thing was the kitchen chandelier, but I worry about grease accumulation.) Maybe the photo shoot accounts for the overstyled look, and the reality is that things are more relaxed. These guys have a lot of great design energy but there's an imbalance in favor of way too much control and not enough "letting things happen." Carson Kressley brought us the word "tszuj," which frequently involves that final rumpling or dishevelment that keeps something from looking too perfect. Some tszujing would help. Still, if you have to have a problem, "being too perfect" is a good one to have.


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She shows up at the Fringe lab, which seems to be deserted, so she goes over and stands by the tank. After a moment, Walter comes in from one of the side rooms and tells her the others took Hicks to the hospital to recover. "So the antidote worked," says Olivia. Walter's a little bummed that his own "concoction" didn't do the trick. Anyway, he's off to bed, but then Olivia asks him for a favor. He looks at her, and knows what it is. "Even if you did go back in, I'm dubious you'd even be able to find him," he tells her. He explains that her brain wave patterns are returning to normal, because her mind is finally succeeding in purging itself of Scott. "Even if you could reconnect, it'd be for seconds, minutes at best, and then you would never see him again," he tells her, which to her is all the more reason to do this now.
So back in the tank she goes, and closes her eyes, and then suddenly we are in the ... what is this, The Prince of Tides? She's on a pier at a small lake. It's fall. She walks to the end of the pier, and suddenly John's right there with her. "It's beautiful out here, isn't it?" he says. Glad to see he's forgiven her for shooting him in his own damn memory! She smiles, and they look out at the water. She tells him that they caught Conrad today. He seems impressed. "I'm sorry that I doubted you. I should've trusted you," she says. He tells her that it wasn't her fault and that he always meant to tell her; he just ran out of time. And speaking of running out of time, there was one other thing: He's got a little box with a ring in it. Olivia starts to smile. He slips it on her finger. "I know we can't ever be together. Not really. Maybe I won't know the difference." She kisses him, and closes her eyes. "I love you, Liv," he says. She opens her eyes, but he's gone. In the tank, Olivia whispers, "I love you too. Oh, wait, before you go, could you tell me why, if you were good all along, did you have to try to run me off the road way back in the pilot?"
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Sara Longwe
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Sara Longwe of Zambia is a grassroots mobilizer, critic and author of the "Longwe Framework for Gender Analysis." She has pioneered the use of international human rights laws in the fight for women's rights in domestic courts.
She faced her first battle, as a young secondary school teacher, when the government refused to give her maternity leave, despite Zambia's ratification of an ILO labour convention that required the school to provide 90 days of maternity leave. This led to her becoming a prime mover in a lobbying group that successfully pressed the government to introduce, in 1974, a provision for maternity leave in the teaching service.
In 1984, she was a founding member of the Zambia Association for Research and Development, which was instrumental in pushing the government to ratify CEDAW: the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.
In 1992, she won a landmark battle against the Lusaka Intercontinental Hotel, which had refused to admit her because she was not accompanied by a man. Zambia's ratification of CEDAW was part of the basis of the high court's ruling.
Ms. Longwe served six years as chair of FEMNET, the African Women's Development and Communications Network. Established in 1988, FEMNET aims to strengthen the role and contribution of NGOs focusing on women's development, equality and rights, and to provide an infrastructure for information and empowerment. FEMNET runs programs in advocacy, training and communications, and the Network of Men Against Gender-Based Violence. FEMNET was the main organizer of the African regional preparatory meeting for the UN's Beijing conference on women in 1995.


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Anzû (mythology)
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Anzû (before misread as Zû), also known as Imdugud, in Sumerian, (from An "heaven" and Zu "to know",[citation needed] in the Sumerian language) is a lesser divinity or monster of Akkadian mythology, and the son of the bird goddess Siris. He was conceived by the pure waters of the Apsu and the wide Earth.[1] Both Anzû and Siris are seen as massive birds who can breathe fire and water, although Anzû is alternately seen as a lion-headed eagle (like a reverse griffin).
Anzu was a servant of the chief sky god Enlil, guard of the throne in Enlil's sanctuary, (possibly previously a symbol of Anu), from whom Anzu stole the Tablet of Destinies, so hoping to determine the fate of all things. In one version of the legend, the gods sent Lugalbanda to retrieve the tablets, who killed Anzu. In another, Ea and Belet-Ili conceived Ninurta for the purpose of retrieving the tablets. In a third legend, found in The Hymn of Ashurbanipal, Marduk is said to have killed Anzu.
Mesopotamian myth[edit]
In Sumerian and Akkadian mythology, Anzû is a divine storm-bird and the personification of the southern wind and the thunder clouds. This demon—half man and half bird—stole the "Tablets of Destiny" from Enlil and hid them on a mountaintop. Anu ordered the other gods to retrieve the tablets, even though they all feared the demon. According to one text, Marduk killed the bird; in another, it died through the arrows of the god Ninurta. The bird is also referred to as Imdugud.
Babylonian myth[edit]
In Babylonian myth, Anzû is a deity associated with cosmogeny. Anzû is represented as stripping the father of the gods of umsimi (which is usually translated "crown" but in this case, as it was on the seat of Bel, it refers to the "ideal creative organ.") "Ham is the Chaldean Anzu, and both are cursed for the same allegorically described crime," which parallels the mutilation of Uranos by Kronos and of Set by Horus.
- ^ Greek Myths and Mesopotamia: Parallels and Influence in the Homeric Hymns and Hesiod
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|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Zu (mythology).
- Zu on Encyclopædia Britannica
- Dalley, Stephanie, ed. (2000). "Anzu (pp. 203ff.)". Myths from Mesopotamia. Creation, The Flood, Gilgamesh, and Others. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0199538360; ISBN 9780199538362.
- The Assyro-Babylonian Mythology FAQ: Anzu
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PORTERDALE -- A 14-year-old Covington boy sustained a head injury Friday evening after being struck by a vehicle as he jogged along Highway 81 south of Porterdale near Livingston Elementary School.
According to Gordy Wright, public information officer for the Georgia State Patrol, the accident occurred north of Cowan Road shortly before 6 p.m.
"The pedestrian was jogging southbound on Ga. 81 in the paved area between the white fog line and the grassy shoulder when a southbound 1994 Dodge pickup truck was slowing for traffic ahead and struck him," according to Wright.
Wright said the youngster was jogging home from a nearby store.
Wright added that the roadway was wet at the time of the accident.
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The driver of the pickup truck was identified as 17-year-old Austin Weeks of Covington. Wright said that charges are pending the completion of the investigation.
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Founded three years ago by Sarah Bai, then a sophomore, the club gives free seasonal performances to express the love of music and lift elderly residents' spirits.
Bai has gathered a group of students who share a musical background and enjoy performing.
"With music, it doesn't matter how great you play, it's just having the heart to do it, and people really get a delight from music," she said.
Bai, who plays the piano. got the idea of performing at rest homes after volunteering at Emeritus at Heritage Place in her freshman year.
Since last year, the club's numbers have doubled to about 30 members. About half participate in each performance, singing for a little more than hour.
The winter holiday performances — featuring about 20 familiar carols and popular tunes — will be followed by spring and summer visits to the homes.
"It's nice when the seniors sing along," Bai said. "You can see how energetic and alive they are."
Fellow Tracy High senior Angela Mesgarzadeh, a viola player now in her third year in the Season's Greetings club, remembers when it was only six students. The chance to share her musical talents with the community attracted her to the club and convinced her to stay.
"Going out and collaborating with others and sharing the music you work hard to perfect is a great thing," Mesgarzadeh said. "To see the seniors enjoy it and be delighted by it, even if you make mistakes here and there, is a great thing, and that's why I enjoy being in Season's Greetings."
Club members prepare with weekend rehearsals, building a list of 15 to 20 songs that reflect the season.
"I'm really proud seeing the progression of our club over the years, the number of people who have joined over the years," Mesgarzadeh said.
Senior Chase Armada, who plays the flute, has been with the club since it started. He said he had played in a band for a long time, but never had the opportunity to be a soloist until he joined Season's Greetings.
The challenge of playing solo, and bringing cheer to others in the process, sold him on the club.
"I just like how we all use our talents to help them have a better day or week," Armada said.
He recalled in particular an encounter with an Astoria Gardens resident who was once an opera singer.
"It was interesting to see how through us, she could reminisce about when she was younger and what she used to like to do," Armada said.
Bai said the number of new members who have joined the club gives her hope that Season's Greetings will continue after she graduates.
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Club members don't ask to be paid for their music, but Mesgarzadeh said there are other compensations.
"After performing, it's rewarding to have someone thank you," Mesgarzadeh said. "It's really heartwarming, and more rewarding than that is seeing the enjoyment in another person's face. It's really amazing to me."
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Students at Eugene Field Elementary are taking more of a creative approach to bullying awareness.
State legislators having blocked the expansion of medicaid has caused some unrest in St. Joseph which has caught the attention of a group of social justice advocates.
Police say the driver was northbound on the Avenue when he suffered a medical emergency and hit a light pole.
The project is estimated to cost $830,751 and is expected to be completed in June 2015.
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Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer spoke to seniors at Medicalodge about health care issues.
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GARY | Two suspects in a Glen Park burglary died Wednesday morning after the car they were in left the road and crashed into two trees during a police pursuit, authorities said.
A third man, a passenger in the car, was injured and transported to Methodist Hospitals Northlake Campus, police said.
Ronnie Arthurs, 17, of Chicago, and Andre Carradine, 19, of Gary, died of blunt force trauma and were pronounced dead about 11:15 a.m. by the Lake County coroner's office at the scene of the crash in the 4000 block of Monroe Street.
The injured man had not been identified. All three were suspects in a Gary house burglary.
Gary police were called by a resident at 10:07 a.m. Wednesday in reference to a burglary in progress, said Gary police Cpl. Gabrielle King.
The first officer at the house saw three men in a Dodge Stratus with Illinois plates speed off, King said.
The officer put out a dispatch in reference to the vehicle and began to follow the car, which continued to make several turns disregarding traffic control devices, King said.
Other officers came into the area and responded and were able to keep the car, which continued to accelerate, in sight, King said.
The driver reportedly turned on Monroe Street and headed north at a high rate of speed before striking two trees, King said.
The Lake County Sheriff's Department is investigating the crash, and Gary police will investigate the burglary, police officials said.
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by BrittneeandbabyM in Bargain Hunters (66,746 members)


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Spiced blood plum crumble
A nice twist on the classic crumble
- 140g plain flour
- 120g sugar
- 60g brown sugar
- 85g ground hazelnuts
- 1/4 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1/4 tsp ground cardamom
- 100g unsalted butter, melted
- 1kg blood plums, washed, pitted and quartered
Preheat the oven to 180C. In a large bowl, whisk flour, 60g of sugar, brown sugar, hazelnuts and spices. Slowly add melted butter and work into a crumb with a fork or your fingers. In another bowl, toss plums with remaining sugar. Transfer to a buttered gratin or other ovenproof dish and scatter crumbs on top. Bake in oven for about 50 minutes until plums are bubbling and crumb is brown. Remove from oven and allow to cool for a few minutes. Serve with vanilla ice-cream, double cream or runny custard.
- Cuisine - Italian
- Course - Dessert