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Mike & Maddie's Sweet Nothings
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Name: Mike & Maddie Witter
Location: Upper West Side, NYC
Size: under 500 square feet
Years lived in: 2
This couple of acclaimed public school educators have learned a thing or two themselves during the process of decorating their small bi-level apartment. Because of their high marks in our Small Cool Contest, we decided to get a closer look at this charming home.
There is a great mix of antiques and new pieces happening here. Many of the items in this apartment were actually handed down from Maddie's grandmother. So many functions are accomplished in such a small space. Just inside the front door you find a gracious landing strip, ready to accept keys, mail, and other items that need dropping. The small seating area includes a bookcase, storage, and even what should be a coffee table is actually an upholstered ottoman (so it can have dual functions). Just beyond that, the dining area has storage for its own items. The bedroom has the home's only TV perched above a small chest, and they've managed to create an office area with a desk placed in an otherwise unused corner. Though the home squeezes a lot into a small space, it never feels crowded or overdone. The wonderful terrace is a testament to just that — a few necessary pieces of furniture, a couple of umbrellas, some green plants, and lots and lots of space.
And in case you're wondering, because the bedroom is on a higher level connected by a spiral staircase, Mike and Maddie are able to keep their dog and cat apart very easily!
Apartment Therapy Survey:
My Style: My style is eclectic and whimsical. I try to balance feminine fabrics with masculine accessories. I also love collecting art and try to take risks with the prints and paintings. I love pattern, vintage and modern and making little vignettes.
Inspiration: My inspirations are shelter magazines like Domino, Elle Decor, Lonny and design blogs like Apartment Therapy. I like to write about my design inspirations on my blog xoxodecoratewithlove.blogspot.com.
Favorite Element: My favorite element is my mom's mirror that hangs in the entryway. It is from the Seattle train station in the 30s. The close second is my great-grandfather's comptometer which sits atop our bar.
Biggest Challenge: We are both cooks, and our kitchen is teeny-tiny and has no counter space- not to mention that it's in our living room! It's also challenging to fit furniture in our apartment because it is so narrow. I am constantly changing the way the apartment looks because of the size. I also really struggle with color because I love it and especially love clashing colors. A dream would be for someone to come over and be my edit button.
What Friends Say: When people come over, they like the clever use of space and how it doesn't look like an IKEA apartment (but, I love IKEA!). They also like hanging outside on the deck.
Biggest Embarrassment: Whenever Bubba meets a new guest, he pees a little. This is embarrassing because he only does it for new guests!
Proudest DIY: Our over-the-top canopy headboard is totally DIY. While the current fabric is a stand-in until we find the perfect fabric, I have learned that it's very easy to use a staple gun as long as you get a little help — so I have reupholstered the headboard three times in the last couple of months! Whenever I have some nervous energy, I switch the fabrics. We also had to saw our pegboard in our kitchen because of course our kitchen was too small for the standard pegboard. This is Mike's proudest DIY moment.
Biggest Indulgence: We recently bought a Madeline Weinrib rug after Bubba, our dog, tracked tar all over our old rug. I love the zig-zags and how beautifully crafted it is. We couldn't splurge on a full size rug, so we got a small one instead.
Best Advice: I like to do a lot of research and put the images together on my computer before I purchase anything. I also think spring cleanings should happen every two months — small spaces don't have a lot of space for storage, so give all of your extras away. My best advice (probably for myself more than anyone) is to invite people over more so they can enjoy your home — I don't do it nearly enough because I get self-conscious, but now that my home has been on Apartment Therapy, I have gotten more courage to show it off.
Dream Source: ABC Carpet & Home is such a beautiful place. I would also love to visit the markets in Istanbul, return to the Paris flea markets and get Otomi textiles in Mexico. Designing a kitchen of my own would probably have to be the biggest dream.
- • downstairs rug: eBay
• upstairs rug: Madeline Weinrib
- • desk: my great-grandmother
• painting: Paul Kostabi
• coffee table: West Elm
• lamps: my grandmother
• mirror: my mom
• George Orwell lithograph: www.whigby.com
• Kitchen: art: Dutch Door Press
• bookend: Jonathan Adler
• lithograph: John Crash Matos for Paris Review
• chalkboard: made by my cousin
- • ottoman: Ballard Designs in fabric from Purl Soho
• bar: West Elm
• suzani: eBay
• couch: Crate & Barrel
• curtains: fabric from Purl Soho
• Paris Review lithograph by Allan D'Arcangelo
• floor lamp: my grandmother
• armchair: Crate & Barrel with custom fabric
- • kitchen table: vintage
• china cabinet: Crate & Barrel
• weiner dog: Jonathan Adler
• rhino: Anthropologie
• artichoke: Global Table
• chairs: Ballard Design in fabric by Purl Soho
• art: Carzou and garage sales
- • shelf: West Elm
• bee and honey lithograph: Fernando Boher
• shower curtain: Urban Outfitters
• toothbrush holder: Anthropologie
• dolls jar: Jonathan Adler
• storage boxes: Bed Bath & Beyond
• naked ladies art: eBay and Chelsea fleamarket
- • lamp: Pottery Barn
• ceramic glove: Fishes Eddy
• desk: West Elm
• drawings include: Allan D'Arcangelo, Samantha French, Jackie Avery, eBay and Paule Marrot reproduction that I drew after looking at an Anthropologie catalog
• floor lamp: IKEA
• garden stool: Overstock.com
• shams: Potterybarn
• quilt & curtains: fabric and trim from the fabric district in NYC
• bedside desk: Brooklyn flea market
- • umbrellas: Pottery Barn Kids
• chairs: Potterybarn and Home Depot with some spray paint
• table: came with apartment
Thanks, Maddie and Mike!
Images: Annie Werbler
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85 Comments
I love everything about this home, especially the outdoor umbrella! There's a house by me that has a similar one and I always feel the desire to either sit under it or carry it away...
lovely eclectic apartment.
If that umbrella is black (not blue) and white, I love it too! Where can I find one?
I love that they put themselves into some of the pictures.
I love this little place. Bless you both for making that itty bitty kitchen area work.
I am guessing that the guy had no input on the decor/design? It's a bit too girly and saccharine for me, but I like the configuration of the space. The apartment appears larger than the 500 sq ft it's supposed to be.
What is the pale turquoise paint color throughout your home? It is perfect!
Dear AT: What's with this trend of including multiple pictures of residents in house tours? One or two, I get; but eight? Not only is it distracting, in a place this small they actually block the full view of some rooms.
cute place btw.
Looks great appears bigger but it is quite feminine for me BUT happy wife = happy life. I hope they can reface the cabinets in the kitchen otherwise good job
I really like your use of patterns and colors. I agree with 1treehugger the paint color is great although I'm not sure it qualifies as a turquoise? Robin's egg, perhaps? Whatever it is I love it too! Cheers to cozy colorful abode!
Cheerful and charming!
This is so terribly chic. This is obviously someone with a critical eye and a real sense of whimsy. I'd love to see what she could do with my NYC home.
That kitty is divine.
All my favorite colors. Just lovely.
I'm speechless :D I may have just cried a little.
I'm so jealous of the layout! I love the spiral staircase.
Well done!
Aw I don't think it's too girly at all. There was a house tour where nearly everything was pink, and looked like a dollhouse - THAT was too girly for me. This seems to be a very good mix of colors, both dark and light. It treads a good line between pastels and bold, vibrant colors like turquoise.
I love seeing the homeowners in the pics! It gives the place a bit of context. Anyway, loved it in the contest, love it now. So glad to have additional pics. Mike and Maddie, you did an awesome job!
I love the dog painting hidden under the desk.
That deck is a great asset to the house. I wonder if you can put some more of all that great color out there, too?
Never mind the awesome apartment -- the dachshund is adorable! Do all doxie owners have the same eclectic design sensibilities? Dog and apartment are both tiny with strong personality, quirky patterns and refusal to follow convention. Love it!
I love this place.
But most importantly, thank you for being teachers.
design aside, which i think is very chic by the way, i was like i hope these guys arent paying a lot for this small space. but the i saw the last pictures of the deck.
i get it.
absolutely darling!
Thanks everyone for the nice comments!
The paint color is Benjamin Moore icing on the cake.
I love the place!! I love that you're (also) teachers!! I love that you're on the Upper West Side!! It matches my world exactly- except for your perfect styling. I saved this house tour for inspiration on our next apartment (a spiral staircase duplex in the UWS)
love this sooo much. where did you get that blue pegboard for the pans?
Great use of small space for creative storage - necklaces above the toilet, knives on the wall....
I love this home!!! Makes me happy. And boy did you luck out with the outdoor space. Wicked!
Love it! Eclectic, comfortable and cool. Fantastic outdoor space. I can't tell you how much more I enjoy a tour when I can actually see who lives there. It makes a home come alive.
My comment is meant literally: it's inspirational. I go to our local antique fair a lot, and I've passed right by pieces similar to half the things you have in your home, not able to picture them in my space. You've made everything look so chic and natural, pulling together things from all different periods in the best possible way. It's perfect.
Not much cohesion, but that works in that it becomes very homey and comfortable. Familiar, but there's a ton of things to discover. Nice use of many items not getting that "collected" and bunched-up look. I see the shell chair rocker... it's surpassing the Poang chair in familiarity (I am a staunch Poang chair defender. In fact I own one not only because I love them... I want to tick-off anti-Poang snobs everywhere!)), but you use it IN CONJUNCTION with everything around, not just as a "hey look, it's a modern iconic piece dumped here" thing. Very nice! :-)
BTW, the opening picture of the two of you is g e n i u s.
I loved everything about this tour! I personally enjoy seeing the owners too. Home decor is a form of art and I like getting to know the artists through the interview as well as photos.
Thank you for sharing! The floor plan is so helpful for me. Your place is an inspiration since I am going to be downsizing soon. I also enjoy the pics of owners and furry family members. Great place!
So homey and full of love! I don't mind seeing the occupiers in the photos myself.
Very clever use of space, very charming!
Super cute but very girly. Sometimes I love floral prints but I respect that my husband would be overwhelmed by the femininity, and I keep my interior gender neutral.
I wonder how guys feel about this space?
Very feminine and girly...obviously the guy had no input into the decorating scheme.
A really sweet couple with a really sweet home.
There's a lot of love here.
lovely. adorable dog. and not too girly at all
Let me know when you're moving out :o)!
As a guy, I will lobby on Mike's behalf to make the bedroom less feminine. At the very least remove all flower motifs from the headboard and bedding.
The TV is too small as well but we will have to save that battle for another day.
On a positive note, that terrace is great.
does anyone know where the white rocking chair in the living room is from?
I'm a guy and this design would be too girly for me, though I know a lot of girly guys. Her guy is in the pictures so I guess he agrees. Nice colors, very cosy apartment. The rocking chair is Eames, isn't it?
He probably bought the barbecue ;-)
LOL. That barbecue grill is the only evidence he lives in that apartment.
too girly. poor guy...did he get to pick anything?
does the deck come off of the living room or do people have to get to it via your bedroom?
dear coletta: i would bet my bank acocunt that the BF does not care about picking anything and probably loves the way his GF styled the place, cause it looks AMAZING.
that, "poor guy" is super lucky.
What is the paint color? Its wonderful!
This is absolutely fantastic. Definitely marking this for future inspiration! What does the banner above the patio door read? I can't quite make it out.
Misshiccup. I'm guessing Sweet Nothings?
I love this place too.
Coletta. girly? ..don't say it like it's a bad thing.
so many things to love about this apt. the wall color, the art and how it's displayed, the button-tufted sofa (get that flowery cover offa there!). i agree with the decorator that she needs an edit button. way too cluttered for my taste -- though i get that it's easy to do in a tiny space.
also, with such a small space, i would think that they would do more with the terrace -- make it like another room to hang out in. it's very austere.
It is a cute apartment, and that outdoor area is fab, but there is no evidence that a guy lives there, hence all the girly comments. Look at the first photo, the picture tells the story...she is front and center, while he is merely part of the background. I would have thought that there would have been more of a balance of feminine and masculine styles.
Hi! This is the owner writing. THANK YOU for all of your nice comments :) It makes our day! Our school year just re-started two days ago, so it's a nice pick me during an intense heat wave up to read your kind words.
Your feedback is also appreciated- you are right... the apartment is probably too girly. Mike never complains, but I should definitely hold back on the flower-y prints. The TV, however, is his and not a battle... we aren't big tv people :)
The rocking chair is Eames and the pegboard is from Home Depot with some paint.
Thanks again.
oops- I meant " it's a nice pick me up during an intense heat wave..." My dog just sat on my computer, hence the typo.
Are people referring to the blue Suzani on the sofa as "girly"? It's definitely one of the largest "florals" in the space. I wonder what the Uzbekistan men would think about their trademark textiles being called "girly"?
I also love to see people in their homes, here and in other publications. Adds another layer of insight into how and why the space was created as it was.
Thank you for sharing your home. Masculine and feminine elements come through well.
oh, by the way, speaking of layering, I love how you used different intensities of the same color. The paler blue on the walls punched up with the deeper blue/turquoise pottery. This is a great way of giving your decor depth and interest. And mixing in just the right balance of red and yellow accents as well. Well done!
Your place is definitely not too "girly" (and this is coming from someone who lives in a place devoid of floral prints). Is there are law I'm unaware of that decrees that men must live in modern/industrial spaces without a decorative cushion or print in sight? What a restrictive view of life.
Maddie- I hope we didn't come off sounding too harsh about the "girly" comments. I actually really do like your apartment and you did an amazing job with such a small space. To put things in perspective, this is probably the best tour I've seen of a small NYC apartment in a very long time.
To answer Lotti, I think the only "rule" is an unspoken one regarding bedroom decor for couples. It's ok to make it warm and intimate, but it should always be gender-neutral. The rest of the home can have a feminine tone without any problems.
Love your dapple dachshund. I want one just like that, same coloring and everything. Where did you get him/her?
This apartment is great but could use some tweaking. Way to much stuff on the walls & too many prints for this tiny space. The cart next to the stairs would make me crazy. Also that piece of furniture by the ottoman is too dark & heavy, I'd rather see the white piece with the glass there or nothing at all, In a small space I always try to have furniture with doors that I can close so only the cool stuff I want to show will be seen. But then again, not everyone is minimalist. I love the colors.
Lovely space -- fresh and sweet but not cloying. Thanks for the heads-up on the paint colour (picked up a sample pot today to see if it will work in my place!).
Such a lovely apartment! The suzani is especially beautiful. Like many other posters, I also love the colors and how you have mixed shades of color and time periods of furniture.
Also, as someone who is also pretty girly, I guess, in that I love pale shades of blue, florals, plants, etc. and who is married to a man, I feel the need to defend Maddy. My husband loves living in the environment that I, mostly, put together, I think, because he loves the idea of living with a woman. I also have three sons and they have never had any complaints about pretty prints or pale colors. Actually, they all love it when I bring in flowers and my middle son asked me, in a concerned way, this spring, when are you going to start the garden? (We had recently moved to a place with a much smaller space for gardening.)
Not to harp on this, but I have never heard that a couple's bedroom is 'supposed' to be gender neutral either. I think a lot of men would think it somewhat romantic to sleep in a 'lady's boudoir'.
I love that mirror as well. I also enjoyed the beautiful blue walls and the outdoor space is amazing! Love those yellow deck chairs!
What a cute place!
it is a very whimsical place, but it's almost neurotic in way.
Great space! i love the combination of different styles.
Do you know if they own or rent the apartment? if they own it, i'd replace the spiral stair with a custom stair.
overall, very good work! congrats!
Love the blend of eclectic and modern. Great mix of looks and materials!
Girlie but cute. I have 2 wiener dogs:) Love the light open airy colors. Good job!
This is not at all my style but I do just love it and would even vacation there....great job!
Cute doggie! And good job with the small space. It's nice that you have the roof area for some openness and airiness. The wall colors and the white furniture pieces aren't quite my thing, but tasteful.
This is beautiful. I love the subtle use of pattern. When I looked closely, I saw there were patterned things all over the place and yet none of them are too in-your-face or clashing, which would have made the space seem smaller. What a lovely home.
Cute place but man, I couldn't live with that kitchen. I guess it's fine if you don't really cook.
Nice first apartment in the city. I wonder where you will be in ten years...
I love everything about this apartment. I have a thing for eclectic mismatched homes! I'm guessing the guy is just gonna have to tough this one out? haha
I'm kind of surprised that two schoolteachers don't own more books, even in a space this small. I've lived in studios this size and could get an entire wall of books in.
I love this place! The colors are great. I love the quilt on the bed - where did that come from?
Very efficient use of space. Loved your idea of spring cleaning every two months.
@malarkey above, said that kitchen would work if you didn't really cook. But from the looks of it, you guys DO cook! You have good tools out, and they're out where you can use them.
I think you deserve huge amounts of credit for living in an apartment that literally has <2 square feet of counter space. I'm dying to know how you do it.
Also, it's nice to see a place where the people who live there are making do with what they have. Something about the close-up in the bathroom reminded me of my own apartment. This is my favorite kind of house tour! :)
Very cool. Love the colors, the art on the walls, all the doxie stuff. And the Doxie. We have 2 Doxies, Louie and Lilli, and Lilli pees whenever certain people come over. It is awful!
wow I am almost positive that I have that exact same table in number 21, the one from the flea market..I got mine from an antique shop traveling through West Virginia. have you figured out what the folding wings on it are for?
love your home btw it is so relaxed and inviting
I don't think it's too girly I think it's beautiful.
My granddaughter has a mini dapple doxie too, named Roxie, when she comes to my place she runs laps from the bedroom to the living room and yes she pee's a little! Great job, I love everything about your home.
unlike some other posters, i really enjoy seeing the occupants in some of the pictures... but the crooked lampshades under the mirror are driving me crazy!
Sweet! Outdoor space is amazing but would love to have seen more colors outside with maybe an indoor outdoor rug and some flowering plants. Oh and your wall color is delicious.
Really unique space! And the apartment looks like it's actually lived in. One question- where is the kitty litter box? I'm moving into a much smaller apartment, and need some creative ideas for hiding the monstrosity that my cat poops in.


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Everyone knows that techies love "Dungeons & Dragons," where they can prowl the bowels of a castle and cast spells on clueless managers, er, mages. After all, it's just a game.
Or is it? Many tech staffers are also hard-core PC gamers. For good reason: In virtual worlds like "World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King" and "Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword," you can show off your awesome mental powers and flex the most feared fingers in the universe. You can hone the problem-solving skills that make you good at IT, take out frustrations from your day-to-day work, and celebrate the technology that you so love.
[ Check out InfoWorld's slideshow of the six perfect PC games for IT. | Looking for other cool techie stuff? Peruse our 2008 geek gadget gift guide. ]
So what, exactly, does a kick-ass shooter game like "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare" or the beautifully rendered role-playing game "Fallout 3" really say about tech life? Well, saddle up your Mechano-strider and watch as the Blade of Vaulted Secrets carves deeply into the tech-worker psyche.
The techie-gamer relationship is rooted in "Civilization"
Ah, the early days of "Civilization," or "Civ" in tech-speak. This classic Sid Meier game ran on PC DOS -- no games ran on Windows 3 in the early 1990s -- which basically locked out mere mortals from playing it.
That is, you needed to know how to reconfigure autoexec.bat and config.sys to load extended memory and mouse drivers so that "Civ" could run. "You had to know technology to even play games," says George Jones, editorial director of GamePro, an InfoWorld sister publication. "Back then there was no Internet resource to help you, and so you had had to figure it out on your own. It was crazy."
When PC games finally reached the masses, thanks largely to Windows 95, techies were already masters of "Doom," "Quake," "Counterstrike," and "World of Warcraft." (Let the jocks play "Madden NFL" -- why throw a football for a touchdown when you can toss a flash grenade through a window and storm the door for a beat-down?)
Today, Jones figures more than half of all hard-core PC gamers work in tech. Jerald Block, a psychiatrist specializing in the gamer lifestyle, agrees: "There's a large overlay between people who game and people who chose technology for work," he says, adding, "Some people can read people, others can understand … a computer."


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Dear all ITF family members,
Greeting New Year 2014, I would like to wish all of you, in the name of myself as President of International Taekwon-Do Federation, a Happy New Year hoping only joy and happiness dwell in your family life and every success materializes in all your expectations as tomorrow is today's dream.
Lecture Seminar by IRAN ITF Association
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A great lecture seminar was held for ITF Taekwon-Do on 9th December 2010, by the IRAN ITF Association .
Few high profile persons from IRAN Sport Organization, NOC and Tehran Municipality & Senior Master Song Son Gun attended in seminar, which was held in Kowsar Auditorium.
The program started with the National Anthem and playing a 20 minutes film about Taekwon-Do and ITF activities worldwide, Engr. Hossein Farid, the Vice President & secretary General for IRAN ITF Association, gave the first lecture, starting by one minute silence tribute to Late General Choi Hong Hi, the founder of Taekwon-Do, and with the subject of Taekwon-Do ITF, developing necessity among community.
Mr. Javid Shahverdi, Iran ITF Association President gave his lecture afterward on Iran ITF activities during past 4 years, Mr. Matin Ahmadi and Dr. Khakpour were the next lecturers, the IRAN ITF Demonstration team, whom are educated by Senior Master Son Song Gun, showed some great techniques of Taekwon-Do.
The seminar was concluded by showing film about IRAN ITF association.
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Greed Will Make You Lose!
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"The point is, ladies and gentleman, that greed, for lack of a better word, is good. Greed is right, greed works…" That's a memorable quote from the controversial Gordon Gekko in the movie Wall Street from 1987. However, that doesn't apply to real life, or at least not all the time. If you are too greedy looking for profits and don't pay attention to every aspect of a company you're investing in, you may end up paying the ultimate price of greed: losing your money!
For those of you who are investors of Sprint (NYSE: S), and got in somewhere at the beginning of last year (2012), nothing is sweeter than watching your investment almost triple in value. Shares of Sprint were trading on the low range of the $2 mark during January 2012 and have just touched their 52 week highs of $5.97 this Tuesday. Yes, that is a gain of 184% from its 52 week low. But staying on this boat for 2013 may be too dangerous and greedy if you ask me.
Let's take a look at the reasons that made me skeptical about Sprint's future performance:
1 Customers.
In a previous article titled " BEWARE! Sprint is Actually Losing Customers!" I point out in detail how management is actually telling us in their latest earnings release that they are losing customers. And to add to that point, I've been talking to people in my circle of friends and in the communities I am a member on Google+ (which of course is in no way a proper sample, but can give me a quick sense of the sentiment about the company). I found out that either people have left, are leaving, or are planning to leave Sprint, and I received no single positive comment supporting the company or its services.
2 Statements of Operations.
We know that Sprint has not been profitable for a good while now. But did you know that metrics are not improving?
Revenue has grown, it's true, but it has been driven more by the increase in ARPU (Average Revenue per User) rather than by organic growth. During the first 9 months of 2012, ARPU was about $60.64 compared to $56.83 during the same period the year before. This is because the company is requiring customers to pay extra for their service.
Even with the ARPU improving about 6.7% from a year ago there's no guarantee that Sprint will get back to a profitability. For this to happen, growth must come from users, and that is not occurring. They can only raise prices so much before pushing another chunk of customers out of the door.
Cost of Services is a metric that improved from a year ago along with Selling General & Administrative. However, the improvement in those to areas (less than 1.35% each) is not enough to make up for the increase in Costs of Products (4.5%). The latter is probably due to the introduction of the iPhone 5 from Apple, and the subsidies they have to pay.
Depreciation and Amortization also increased significantly YTD. I know this is because of the accelerated depreciation of the already planned Nextel platform shutdown. Nevertheless, please remember that during 2013 the remaining portion of the Nextel equipment will be depreciated to zero, therefore causing this metric to still be a major factor for this year's statement of operations.
3 Balance Sheet & Peer Comparison.
Please read the table below while following the comments underneath it.
AT&T (NYSE: T) is the strongest of the group when comparing all four aspects on the table. Although it may seem dangerous to have a debt-to-cash ratio of 74.83, it's not as bad when there is not much debt on the books, which bring me to the point of debt-to-equity ratio of only 1.64. In my opinion having more debt on the books than equity is not a good thing, but I must realize that leveraging has become a normal practice of corporations nowadays.
Verizon (NYSE: VZ) seems to be doing well too. However, it is the highest leveraged of the group, though it was also the only one of them that actually improved its balance sheet by decreasing debt and increasing its book value.
This leaves me with Sprint. While its cash per share grew considerably (+13%), the truth is that what troubles me most is the piling of debt. Debt-to-equity ratio spiked 43%, while book value decreased 25%. Sprint is has way too much debt on its books for a company of its size.
4 Other.
Although the deal with SoftBank is definitely a good sign for the company, and it brings more cash that can and be used in the new 4GLTE technology that Sprint is deploying in order to compete better with AT&T and Verizon, this deal still has to be approved by the regulators and will take some time before it happens.
Clearwire's deal, even with the threat that Dish Network may take it away because of the higher bid they put out a couple of days ago, might still happen as we can read on a statement that was released by Sprint on Jan. 8 that says:
Sprint believes its agreement to acquire Clearwire, which offers Clearwire shareholders certain and attractive value, is superior to the highly conditional DISH proposal.
In contrast, the DISH proposal includes a series of interdependent commercial agreements, debt and equity purchases and spectrum sales, which together with the other conditions required by DISH to complete the transaction, makes the proposal not viable. In addition, the DISH proposal would require Sprint to voluntarily waive rights that it holds as a stockholder of Clearwire and that it possesses through various vendor and customer contracts that significantly predate Sprint's proposed acquisition of the remainder of Clearwire. Sprint does not intend to waive any of its rights and looks forward to closing the transaction with Clearwire and helping consumers across the country realize the benefit of this combination.
This deal also needs time to materialize (if it does), and time, dear investors, is an expensive commodity.
5 The last and strongest of the reasons.
The ultimate reason why I believe Sprint stock will lose value in 2013 is the fact that since 2006 (yes, that's 5 full years) they show no profit. 2012 will once again be a profit-less year, and given the facts, 2013 looks to be no different.
Why would you put in your money on a company (Sprint) that sells for 2.10x its book value (as of Jan. 10), pays no dividend and loses money, when you can buy another (AT&T, for example) that sells for less (1.94x book value), pays a dividend, and is actually making money?
Greed will make you lose dearly, as ultimately happened to Gekko. Please be careful and vigilant with your money, because if you don't watch it yourself no one will.
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Rasagiline as Add on to Dopamine Agonists in the Treatment of Parkinson's Disease (ANDANTE)
This study has been completed.
Teva Neuroscience, Inc.
H. Lundbeck A/S
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries ( Teva Neuroscience, Inc. )
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: January 13, 2010
Last updated: February 19, 2014
Last verified: February 2014
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|January 13, 2010
|Last Updated Date
|February 19, 2014
|Start Date ICMJE
|November 2009
|Primary Completion Date
|October 2012 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Change from baseline to Week 18 in Total Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale (Parts I, II, III, version 3) score. [ Time Frame: 18 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01049984 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Rasagiline as Add on to Dopamine Agonists in the Treatment of Parkinson's Disease
|Official Title ICMJE
|Double-blind, Placebo Controlled, Randomized, Multicenter Study to Assess the Safety and Clinical Benefit of Rasagiline as an Add on Therapy to Stable Dose of Dopamine Agonists in the Treatment of Early Parkinson's Disease
|Brief Summary
To assess the efficacy of rasagiline 1 mg as a first add on treatment to dopamine agonist therapy in early PD patients.
|Detailed Description
|Not Provided
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Phase
|Phase 4
|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Condition ICMJE
|Parkinson's Disease
|Intervention ICMJE
|Study Arm (s)
|Publications *
|Not Provided
* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Enrollment ICMJE
|Completion Date
|November 2012
|Primary Completion Date
|October 2012 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
|30 Years and older
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
|Location Countries ICMJE
|United States
|Administrative Information
|NCT Number ICMJE
|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|Not Provided
|Responsible Party
|Teva Pharmaceutical Industries ( Teva Neuroscience, Inc. )
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Teva Neuroscience, Inc.
|Collaborators ICMJE
|H. Lundbeck A/S
|Investigators ICMJE
|Information Provided By
|Teva Pharmaceutical Industries
|Verification Date
|February 2014
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Over the weekend, a French promo film featuring the 2012 Mercedes-Benz SLK found its way onto the web. Our question — was the new Sportlich, Leicht und Kurz Benz an accidental leak or an attempted viral reveal? (H/t to everyone!)
French Promo Film Leaks New Mercedes-Benz SLK
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Automakers are constantly looking for a sales edge wherever they can get one and with a big tenth victory in this month's grueling 24 Hours of Le Mans now sitting in their fruitful laps, Audi is prepared to cash in. In celebration of their marathon win, Audi UK has prepared the R8 V8 Limited Edition with only 100 units being offered to UK customers. Each model will be priced at £93,935 - or around $150,000 at the current exchange rates - and the first deliveries will be made in October 2011.
The R8 V8 Limited may be seeing a £7,000 (about $10,000 at the current rates) increase in price, but it benefits from an array of features worthy of the hike. The sports car will have an exclusive titanium effect paint finish and R8 GT-inspired titanium-look alloy wheels with red brake calipers, as well as carbon fiber options. The interior is dressed up with Black Fine Nappa Leather-upholstered seats and headrests and highlighted by crimson red accents on just about everything. From the flat bottomed, leather-covered multi-function steering wheel to the instrument cowl, leather finish monoposto, knee pads, and passenger door handle, red streams throughout the interior like blood coursing through its veins. Other additions include stainless steel pedals and illuminated door sills with bright aluminum inserts carrying the R8 logo. Power will come from the standard 4.2 liter 424 HP V8 FSI engine and can be mated to either a manual or R-tronic transmission.
The limited edition R8 also comes with equipment that isn't standard for the regular R8 , but gets thrown in the mix at no extra charge for the special edition. This equipment consists of the Audi magnetic ride, satellite navigation, the Audi Music Interface (AMI), interior light package, a Bang and Olufsen sound system, and Bluetooth mobile phone preparation with integrated seat-belt microphones.
Updated 01/02/2012: Its been quite a while since we last heard something about this R8 V8 Limited Edition, but now Audi has unveiled a new video that promotes this sports car. The video comes with another good news: we will see the R8 Limited Edition in USA too. Enjoy!


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SIOUX FALLS, S.D.(KELO AM) - A Sioux Falls man is charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute to minors after a traffic stop Saturday afternoon at West 9th Street and South Duluth Avenue.
Officer Sam Clemens says police seized almost 50 grams of marijuana, some in 2 gram bundles, and arrested 19-year-old Son Hoang Chau.
Clemens says most of the pot allegedly belonged to Chau but 14 grams allegedly belonged to one of two, 15-year-old girls riding with Chau. The arresting officer noticed that the girl in the front seat looked like a juvenile who wasn't wearing her seat belt. When he approached the car he smelled marijuana and when Chau got out the officer saw a bag of pot in the door.
Clemens says Chau is also charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
The girls were charged with possession of marijuana and turned over to their parents.


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The 20th-annual Maine Brewers Festival will be held on Saturday, November 2nd, 2013, as New Englanders come together to celebrate the local Maine craft beer community. The highly anticipated festival will begin on Saturday afternoon with two high-energy sessions.
Festival attendees will receive a complimentary logoed tasting glass (real glass!) with tickets to enjoy 12, 4-oz pours of Maine craft beer. The festival weekend continues to be a highlight to a beer lover's winter with great food, interesting vendors, fantastic music and prizes to complement some of the best micro brews in the country! It's an experience that can't be missed. We hope you'll join us for fun, friends, and most importantly, great beer! Tickets on sale now!!
If you have any ticket questions, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Happy Hour Session: Saturday 1:30-5:00 pm $35
Evening Session: Saturday 6:30-10:00 pm $35
The ingredients behind northern New England's Jason Spooner Band read like a bizarre musical science experiment. The band's sound is a unique blend of roots, folk and blues focused around Jason's tastefully rhythmic flat-picking style and the band's air-tight foundation. With laid-back vocals and an emotive, image-rich writing style all his own, Jason is a songwriter to watch. Think J.J. Cale, meets Neil Young, meets G. Love, with dashes of Paul Simon and Kelly Joe Phelps.
Amy Allen first played at the 2011 MBF, and we loved her so much, we figured we'd have her back! Since she played for us two years ago, Amy has been extremely busy. She was a contestant on the popular show, The Voice, began studying at Berklee School of Music, and recently released her third EP, "Other Side of Somewhere". See her talk about her experience on The Voice.
The Royal Hammer is a seven-piece roots reggae group from Portland, Maine. Heavily influenced by Gregory Isaacs, Sugar Minott, Dennis Brown, and Roots Radics, Royal Hammer takes pride in the authenticity of their sound. The Royal Hammer has shared the stage with reggae legends Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Barrington Levy, and backed up international reggae artist Marty Dread at this year's Farm Aid! Their debut album, "My Bubble" is in stores now!
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Michael Mulligan
I am a postdoc researcher at Station Q located on the campus of the University of California, Santa Barbara. I was previously a postdoc at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Center for Theoretical Physics. I received my Ph. D. at Stanford University and did my undergraduate work at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
My research interests lie in understanding strongly correlated systems, broadly defined. My current research focuses on two distinct areas: topologically ordered systems and metallic criticality. I am also interested in understanding entanglement in many-body systems.
My research papers can be found on the arXiv, here.
My CV.


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By PAUL J. SPETRINI
WOOD RIVER JCT. — As Tiverton girls soccer coach Chris Messenger walked off the field at Chariho High School Monday night, he turned to Chargers' coach Najih Lazar and congratulated him on a great game, saying Chariho gave his Tiger girls "all they could handle" and Lazar couldn't have been more pleased.
Because sometimes, when you're in the midst of an injury-plagued, rebuilding year, all you can ask for is to be competitive and to not quit.
And the Chargers passed both of those tests with flying colors Monday.
PAWTUCKET – Jen Miller knew what to expect.
The East Greenwich girls tennis No. 2 singles player was facing the No. 4 seed from Division I, and the Avenger senior had lost to Prout's Kate Gilligan in the past. Miller just wanted to go out, have fun, play well and let the result take care of itself.
On another court, teammate Aleksandra Drljaca didn't have much an idea of what to expect.
The Avs' No. 1 singles player was making her Girls Tennis Singles Championship Tournament debut and knew she was going to face some tough opponents.
You like old-time smashmouth football?
Then here's the perfect game for you.
Chariho travels to Coventry to take on the Oakers in a Division II matchup between two teams fighting for a playoff spot - and the right to say they're one of the division's best.
The Chariho Times and Kent County Times will be on the sidelines for the game, with full story hitting the KCT on Saturday and the Chariho Times on Nov. 4.
The Exeter-West Greenwich boys soccer team has been one of the top teams in Division III this season, but West Warwick hasn't been bad either.
Wednesday at 3:30 p.m., the Wizards head to EWG to take on the Knights. Exeter needs a win to prove it can win a D-III title while the Wizards need to win to prove they can compete for one.
For the story, pick up the 10/28 edition of the Kent County Times or the 10/29 edition of the Coventry Courier.
The two best field hockey teams in Division I-B - and maybe in the state - meet up Tuesday for a rivalry game.
North comes into Tuesday night's game needing to gain a mental edge on rival East Greenwich while the Avengers want to show they're the best team in the state - and right now, it's tough to argue with them.
The game begins at Tuesday at 7 p.m. at East Greenwich High School.
For a full report and photos from the game, pick up the 10/28 edition of the East Greenwich Pendulum or North Kingstown Standard-Times.
The field hockey season is quickly coming to an end and Chariho is doing everything it can to keep its postseason hopes alive.
The Chargers will need a win Monday when it travels to play Cranston East to clinch a spot in the postseason; if not, it will need to win Wednesday against Woonsocket.
To find out how the Chargers fared, pick up the 10/28 edition of the Chariho Times.
After cruising through the opening four rounds of the Girls Tennis Singles Championship Tournament (for full story, see the 10/21 edition of the Standard-Times), North Kingstown's Hannah Zangari will play for the title Sunday at noon at Slater Park in Pawtucket against defending champion Rebecca Curran of Bay View.
For a full report on the match, pick up the 10/28 edition of the Standard-Times.
The Narragansett football team is trying to get into the Division III playoffs and will need a win over No. 20 Lincoln Saturday to help their cause.
For full coverage from the game, check out the 10/27 edition of the Narragansett Times.