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Shannon's Soothing Mix of Styles
House Tour
Name: Shannon Schelbert of mac+cam photography, along with husband Michael, sons Mac (10) and Cam (8) and dog Tottenham (named after Tottenham Hotspur) and cat Messi (after soccer player Lionel Messi)
Location: Aldridge Place — Austin, Texas
Size: 2500 square feet
Years lived in: 3 — owned
It's all about details and materials in this Central Austin home. It's also about customizing a home to fit the residents' needs. Not only has the house been modernized in many ways, it's been expanded to fit a family of four (six if you count the pets) and transformed into a rich and sophisticated space with unique details that burst with character and personality.
So how did Shannon, a wonderful photographer, and her husband create a home that was wildly unique? They started with Shannon's great tastes and then mixed in the skills and talents of local architect Nicole Blair of Studio 512 (whom you may remember from Erin and Aaron's Austin home). Realizing that an architect isn't just for building new homes, Shannon enlisted Nicole's help to revamp the kitchen and the bathroom, as well as add in efficient personal touches throughout the house.
Expanding the tiny existing galley kitchen into an adjacent hallway meant opening up the space, creating plenty of room for feeding a family and for entertaining guests. Again, it was about efficiency and detail: gorgeous warm wood shelves line the wall and surround a brick column. A banquette breakfast nook is made sumptuous with great materials and a surprising metal detail. Two more affordable fridges are made to look combined with the addition of an extra long metal grill across them. Customized pull-out shelving in the pantry is an organizer's dream. Modern details like inset-in-the-counter utensil jars delight.
The master bath might be our favorite space of all, where bright light from the window that overlooks the pool floods the space and surprising tile grounds the room. A chandelier over the bathtub makes the room feel special and ties in with the other lovely light fixtures sprinkled throughout the house. Sliding medicine cabinet doors reveal storage behind the sinks and innovative bathroom corner cabinetry maximizes space in a tiny room. Every room seems to benefit from Shannon's strong eclectic tastes and Nicole's clever details to create an overall pretty darn inspiring house.
*A note about the cat: long-haired Messi had gotten its fur in quite of a mess and the haircut it was given was both necessary to banish some mean knots, and also turned out really adorable.
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Our Style: Casual, rustic, industrial.
Inspiration: A country home in France. Design blogs like 79 Ideas, House Doctor and The Black Workshop. Etsy.
Favorite Element: The tile in master bath.
Biggest Challenge: My kitchen doesn't have direct access to the side pool.
What Friends Say: Comfortable and cozy.
Biggest Embarrassment: The living room chandelier is WAY too small, but I adore it.
Biggest Indulgence: I love tile.
Best Advice: Do what you like and don't worry about anyone else.
Dream Sources: Pinterest! Really love Lindsey Adelman Studio.
Resources of Note:
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• Check out my Etsy profile for my favorite stores and items I've bought in the past.
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• Schoolhouse Electric & Supply Co.
Thanks, Shannon!!
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This is gorgeous! Oh, and I'm stealing your cat!
What a stunning place! I love all the chandeliers, and the shaved puddah, too.
I love this home. So warm and so well thought out. I also had a laugh when I read your cat's name. My husband WORSHIPS Lionel Messi and wants to name our first born after him. We'll see! :)
HOLY CRAP this is one amazing home. The bathroom and kitchen are truly awe inspiring. I love your answer for 'Biggest Challenge"-- #firstworldproblems
I love this house! The choices of materials are fantastic and really pop out of every picture, making you just want to touch them. I also appreciate how they reduced the impact of their television screen - I almost missed it!
I love the house!!!
That being said, it bugs me that the cat is referred to as "it" during the interview. Pets are family, no?
This is excellent...great tour!
If I knew how to steal a house from it's foundation and get away with it I would do it in a heartbeat. Gorgeous beautiful house! Airy and yet cozy, minimalist and yet warm and charming. Love the pale with spots of color, and normally I don't do pale. Well done!
I am soothed. This house is full of "matières nobles" as we say in France... good ideas and good vibes aplenty.
The floating shelves throughout the house are fantastic. Barbed wire in the jars remind you this is Texas. Great Tour!
Love this tour! Can you give us some more information about the bed in the master bedroom? I love the idea of stowing books and slippers within reach and view but out of the way!
I love your home! Bright and sunny and welcoming and I can only imagine how cozy it feels in that soft light that dusk only offers. Well done and interesting.
house tour is beautiful...but can we just get a slideshow of photos of Tottenham? hahaha
such a wonderful home and beautifully photographed. thanks for sharing!
This is by far my favorite house tour I have seen here. I love every. single. thing. (especially the pets!)
Anyone know where to get the kitchen floating shelves/the shelves above the bulldog? or how they were made? They look like real wood and they aren't very thick like typical floating shelves (ikea etc) so they look like they are custom or DIY.
Lovely. The kitchen in particular is to die for. I love the marble counter and the pantry. Thanks for sharing.
MELISSA82 --- Funny story! I forgot to ask if the cat was a boy or girl and couldn't remember when it came time to schedule the post. Didn't want to assume it was a boy just because of the name so put it to be more grammatically correct! Believe me that cat is definitely a part of the family.
jeebus that cat is cute, and I'm not a cat person! the last photo is hilarious- looks like he (?) is trying to cover up his nakedness...the house is great too.
This is lovely; the owners' aesthetic is similar to my own. It is very soothing and comfortable. I like almost everything about this place.
Love this house! Light, arty, creative, happy!
Wow I'm pinning like every picture! I love the clever use of space throughout the house: the shelves that follow the shape of the wall in the living room & the ones around the brick in the kitchen, the banquette with storage along the back and the small corner drawers in the bathroom. Everything is so well thought out and designs and that's what AT is all about!
Good news! Messi has officially been confirmed as a boy. Blame the post author's weird feelings that all cats are girls in her head :/ Also...the homeowner just told me the bed was from Four Hands for whoever asked about it.
My favorite house tour to date. Thanks for letting us into your lovely home! ... envy.
I'm so intrigued by your bathroom! The door to the outside and the swing-out cabinet-thing... I love it!
Pretty darn amazing. Talk about having characters. Amazing home!
I agree about the shelves. And that kitchen is something else. That doesn't look like anyone else's kitchen. Love it.
omg i LOVE so many things about this house- great bones, gorgeous finishes, lighting, etc... that bathroom is AMAZING! however, i am not a fan of all the slipcovers. i think they look dated & old fashioned & don't go w the fresh, young vibe of the rest of the house.
that marble countertop is incredible
WHY is it that every time I see a house I love lately it is in Austin? It seems like Portland, only warmer and cooler.
Love the kitchen, love the bathroom, love the idea of having a rolling storage/worktop thingie as the table for banquette seating.
i suppose the backyard is private enough so no curtain is needed over that door right next to the tub? also, when can i move in?
Gimme. Gimme that feline. Oh, and great house and pup too.
Beautiful! I love all the original ideas, the cooking utensil holder built into the counter, the medicine cabinets. So many slip covers!
I love everything about this house. It is full of uniqueness but also gives a sense of calm welcoming mixed with fun. The best part is that the post has been up for almost a day and yet the opinionated "odium parade" folks have made nary a snarky comment. That alone is a testament to wonderfulness of it all.
I love almost everything about this home. From the organized, clean looking kitchen to the practicality mixed with beauty in a lot of the choices in this house; that lovely "wrap around" storage/banquette and the splash of graphic tile in the shower recess.
Really nicely done. I appreciate a "quirky" home that also looks clean and cozy (and not like some featured recently where you have to bring a bottle of lysol just to visit.) This looks sparkling clean and organized and it probably is quite a nice place to live. Nicely done!
HOLY HOUSE TOUR! Just when I think I've seen THE coolest house...you have raised the bar! I don't know what is cooler...the wrap around shelving, the marble counter waterfall drop, ceiling boards, sunken utinsil holders, checkerboard tile counter, or the run tile work in the shower. And if that weren't enough...two adorable and interesting pets! They are like live sculptures. Thanks for sharing your home.
never ever have a see thru door in a bath
wow that's really great.
I completely agree with @Rita - it seems like the best house tours are coming out of Austin! Love this latest contribution.
that kitty is adorable!
Love the house, and how individual and personal it is.
And the kitty with the summer cut (buzz cut?) is adorable.
The mirrored cabinet in the bathroom is genius; where'd that come from?
Have to give fair time to Tottenham too though; he's a very handsome bulldog.
Wow. Love the kitchen and the cat. (And most everything else.) Very impressive house tour - a breath of fresh air!
Hand over the pets and nobody gets hurt.
Also, I am now going to weep quietly in a corner at the unattainable gorgeousness of it all.
Shannon - the metal work on the banquets reminds me of the cool "radiator covers" my dad made for our hosue when I was a kid - warmest place in the house! Are there radiators under there? Also - are those banquet seats comfortable? I always love the idea of a banquet to squeeze alot of people around, but never find them comfortable.
I LOVE the marble island with the marble on the sides as well as the top - so lux against the brick and wood.
I would like to see a detailed photo of how the fridges "joined" with a metal screen.
And yeah - your critters are great. I think I will shave my cat just for fun of having her look so silly cute (well, actually, no)
Can we get the paint color for the bedroom? The entire place is beautiful. The white pets and the white furniture is always a smooth move too.
Shannon, LOVE your home! Thanks for the tour! A "Soothing Mix" indeed ... I actually sighed! Kitchen & bathroom storage is beautiful annnnd brilliant. The simplicity of your source list and your use of natural elements & glass jar storage is refreshing & peaceful. You've got me considering pulling my spice jars out of the drawer!
Great house, but only in Texas would that bathroom be considered "tiny."
Please more info on the floating shelves......
The floating shelves are 1 1/2" solid Ipe wood. 3/4" diameter holes are drilled into the back of the shelves at regular intervals. Then steel rods are secured to the wood stud walls, aligning with the holes, and shelves are slid over these rods and glued in place. The steel rods extend about 2/3 the depth of the shelf - so about 8" for a 12" shelf, etc.
The mirrored corner cabinets in the bath were custom designed for the homeowners - hers: taller mirror with a shorter cabinet, his: shorter mirror with a taller cabinet.
This place is perfect. My favorite part is the chandeliers everywhere-that's my kinda lighting! Oh,and can I have your kitty? Can doggie come too? AT is apparently full of animal people :)
Great mix of old and new. I love how the warmth and rusticity of the wood contrasts with the pervasive whites. The modern touches in this house feel classic and I'd think will never be dated.
Wonderfully original. Congrats.
MEFITIA, the metal panels at the banquette and pantry are clover patterned perforated metal to add a little texture and pattern. Below the banquette are storage drawers, but this material would make a nice grille, too.
What a stunning house, I would live there in a heartbeat.
I was intrigued by their bed with the storage space, but I think they are brave having that when a very fluffy cat + dog live in the house! I'm picturing little fur-balls, but perhaps they are more diligent with cleaning than I am.
The floating shelves are incredible, as are the floors, the lovely pale gray in the master, the exposed brick column in the kitchen (very clever way to turn something that could have been a nuisance into a wonderful feature) and the marble in the kitchen. The bathroom is just incredible....
Two fantastic house tours today. My head is spinning with inspiration. THANK YOU AT!!! Keep up the great work.
Beautiful home! I love all the different materials in the kitchen. And the storage in the master bath.... wonderful!
Love the dog and kitty!
Where o where did you get that fabulous 3-tiered fruit tray in the kitchen? I am in mad love.... Please help!!!
Awesome! I am in love with the dog! I am assuming its a bulldog!? Can you tell me where they got it - breeder?
The house is gorgeous! I've wound up by accident in that neighborhood before and was always incredibly envious of the homes and location.
Love how white and bright it looks. It's not my personal aesthetic (I need colorful rooms), but it works so well in your house that I love it anyway. Maybe someday I'll reach a point where I can embrace white walls again in my own space.
I thought the inset utensil holders were nifty, but kinda wonder if they get dirty quicker due to their close proximity to the stove.
My kitchen has a brick chimney from the old oil furnace hidden inside a rather awkward wall. I had been toying with the idea of restoring and exposing it -- it looks great here!
absolutely in LOVE with everything, especially the beadboard throughout.
Nicole, did you guys build your bed in the master bedroom? I absolutely MUST have it!! So impressed and inspired.
Oops, I mean Shannon!!
Love the bathroom and the uniqueness of the kitchen is incredible.
Hi - Thanks for all of the nice comments, especially about Tott & Messi! My kids were thrilled to see the response to them - could have cared less about the house ; )
Nicole is so talented. She should mass produce the mirror in our bathroom, it's genius!
As for the bed, it's from Four Hands. The tiered tray is from Neiman Marcus - sadly the don't sell it anymore; I really want another one. Tott is from a breeder outside of Houston - tx outlaw kennels. They are great.
Great house. I particularly love the kitchen and the bathrooms.
I love the contrast of light and dark fabrics, paint and woods together. Your place has a peaceful and pleasing feel to it, thanks to great taste!
I definitely like the storage solutions in the bathroom and kitchen.
And, puppy and kitty are cuties too!
Thought it funny that even the dog and the cat fit the color scheme! Gorgeous house.
Love the kitty and the house, but I think Kitty stole the show. My sister has an adorable black version of your kitty and has had the same shave experience yours got.
I love the house, but especially the shelves around the chimney.
*fans self* oh Lord the wrap around shelving in the living room and how they flow with the kitchen dining nook. I won't even get into the bathroom. I would never leave it.
Love everything about this home, especially the kitty. Would REALLY love the color of the bedroom. I've been searching for exactly that shade of blue/gray. Thanks!
Lovely home, but all I can think is...poor kitty! He looks so sad with his lion cut!
SSOOO much white! But it's working for you! Photo 38, I assume thats custom built cabinet?
And photo 52..YIKES!!!!!!
I'm with Paminparadise! Kitty butts don't belong on the table!!!!!! And doggie butts everywhere on the furniture creeps me out. I love pets, but on the floor please, or in/on their own beds!
Comments about cat butts on counters always makes me laugh :) and makes me want to ask the same people the question "Do you ever put your purses or backpack or bags on your kitchen counters or table?"
Everyone does it, you've got a full load with groceries and you dump everything on the counter or kitchen table, including your purse/bag!
Now travel back in time and think where your purse or bag has been...the floor of that restaurant you were at, the floor of the movie theatre bathroom, on the floor at work or on the floor of that store as you were rummaging through it looking for something etc or even on chairs or benches in the park (other people put their feet up on those or birds poop on them, people's dirty clothes, spilt food, barf etc) - you have no idea what kind of germs your purse or bag has picked up but there it is sitting on your kitchen counters :)
My cat cleans herself regularly so I'll take my cat's clean butt any day on my counters than my purse or backpack :)
That being said, everyone has their preferences just remember to put your bags and purses on the floor where they won't come in contact with your sterile countertops ;)
Gorgeous!! Is Tottenham an American bulldog or an Olde English bulldog? Where did you get the drawing/ paintings of the bulldogs in the kids' room? I particularly like the one with the two dogs in glasses (or was just one dog in glasses...?).
Love... LOVE! Just don't tell hubby that I love a house with a dog (I accidentally wrote God... lol But then he looks like the type to think he is! lol) called Tottenham - as we're a Man U household and that would be against our religion!
I had to make an account on Apartment Therapy just to comment on this house tour--just goes to show how much I LOVE this house. It's my favorite house tour yet! I just love everything about this house--how it effortlessly feels warm, cozy, and inviting amidst all the bright white airiness. That kitchen is to die for--and I love the floating shelves everywhere. And of course, that master bath is gorgeous. When can I move in? ;) In all seriousness, when I build my house, this house tour will be my inspiration.
And Messi is so cute--especially when he's being eaten by the couch cushions and when he's covering his "parts."
Love the house. Love the cat. But do you really take a bath with no covering over the door or is that just for "staging" purposes?
Best house tour ever! I love all the organization and the personality of this place. Also a HUGE fan of bullies. The photography is also amazing. Love the shots of the kids, puppy and that gorgeous donkey.
I AM IN LOVE!! Wow - so many wonderful storage and space-saving ideas, I'm at a loss for words. BEAUTIFUL. Absolutely beautiful.
I adore everything about this post!!!!! Especially that bathroom!
sac chanel very beautiful and very practical
This is so beautiful. I love that it is in Austin. Somehow fits the vibe of the space. A lot of pictures for my pinterest ;-)
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There is nothing I don't LOVE about this home. But, the bedroom, I just imagine myself waking up in that room every morning~amazing.
p.s. What is the paint color in the bedroom? Actually, what are the paint colors throughout the house?
Brava to Nicole from Studio 512, and the homeowners. The kitchen and bathroom are materful!
Beautiful house. Would you please share the paint colors?
I have a male Persian that same color. I think you did this whole house tour just to have an excuse to humiliate Messi on the WWW in his lion cut. ;-)
Clearly this bathroom is everything. Ever.
Oh, Stream13. I would never, ever put my not cheap Matt and Nat handbags on any floor at any time. To speak to your comment, though, I don't wear shoes in the house under any circumstances. People think I'm trying to protect my floors-and that's part of it-but I live in Chicago and you can just imagine what I walk around on all day. I'm not trying to bring that into my home.
Can anyone speak to the custom shelving in the bathroom? How was that done on a corner?
That bathroom! Swoon.
Hands down, one of my all time favorites on Apt Therapy. I love your home, so beautiful, inviting and uniquely your own! Well done. :-)
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I know that if I'm saving every picture from a house, I LOVE it! Even your cat is cute, and I'm not a cat person. Would have liked to see that pool tho...


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I've tried exhaustively -- and unsuccessfully -- to breastfeed my baby. It was always a struggle, even after I got professional help. During my pregnancy I was so excited about the idea of breastfeeding. Now I feel like a failure, especially because of all the information out there about breast milk being best. What should I do?
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I so badly wanted to breastfeed. I tried for the first 3 days of his life but I just could not get him to latch on right, even with help from the nurses and it just hurt so bad. Then one day he was crying because he was hungry, and the nurse had left a bottle of formula sitting there and I gave it to him and he was happy. It felt so good to be able to feed him like that after becoming so frustrated from not being able to get him to breastfeed right. I felt guilty for a while but I don't anymore. My baby is happy, I'm happy, and that's what's important. I am so sick of all the pressure on women to breastfeed these days. It's sad. We shouldn't have to feel like bad mothers.posted 07/14/2005 by caseygene
I also tried to breastfeed my daughter (who is now 2) and was very unsuccessful and felt the same way that you do. Breastfeeding is the "thing" to do these days. Luckily, I had a supportive family and a husband who relished the opportunity to help feed the baby. My daughter ended up being a very healthy, loved, and happy child. She did not suffer from ear infections, chubbiness, allergies, or any maladies as many will tell you. The formula these days is a wonderful replacement. I am pregnant again and will try again with this baby. However, if it does not work, I will swtich to Similac with no bad feelings. Good luck to you!posted 05/29/2005 by cgslmsmommy
dont be so hard on yourself if you have difficulty breastfeeding and quit. There are many other ways to bond and your baby knows you love him/her and that is what matters. You gave it your best effort and you should have no guilt.posted 05/28/2005 by jen_j_w
I was able to breast feed my oldest for alittle while, though with the second i didn't because i wasn't producing much did for alittle bit but not a lot. then my third and last child was none at all. i didn't have anything going on my breast never felt full and nothing came out. he is 18 months old now. been on milk and formulas and just found that he is alergic to milk.posted 04/17/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
You have just posted the question that was there in my mind too.My baby is now 5 months old.I could exclusively breastfeed him only for 10 weeks,after which my milk was not sufficient and he was crying constantly.I was too worried that i was not able to produce enough milk.I started substituting with formula feed.I tried talking to my doctor,lactation consultant,La leche leaders..but my baby refused to suck from me and he preferred the bottle.Finally i felt i was troubling my baby and myself too much and i started giving him formula feed.My baby was happy and satisfied.I try to express whatever little i can and give him twice everyday till today.Sometimes as you said when we hear of all the campaign for breastfeeding,it makes us feel guilty,but when we have tried our best i think we should not worry any more.We are no less ,we will surely make good mothers and our babies will be healthy too:-)posted 04/12/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
I tried breastfeeding for the first time when my son was about 20 minutes old. I wasn't successful at first, so I kept trying throughout my stay at the hospital and for the first few weeks at home. Even with the help of the nurses and lactation consultants, my son just didn't understand how to latch on. I felt really guilty at first for having to give him formula instead of breastmilk, because many old-fashioned people today literally compare formula to poison. This is obviously not true. My son is almost 5 months old and he is gaining weight wonderfully and he has never gotten sick. Try not to worry about what other people think, and just know that formula wouldn't be on the market today if it wasn't safe and perfectly nutritious for your baby.posted 04/10/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
My 4 week old boy can't seem to latch on and when he does, he doesn't get enough. He was losing weight and becoming dehydrated so I began bottle feeding him breastmilk but now he's almost 5 weeks and all I do is pump. I am battling switching exclusivly to formula since I am not enjoying the feeding process this way, but it's hard b/c I really wanted to breastfeed. I appreciate all the comments from everyone and really needed to hear that I'm not alone in this dilemma!posted 03/12/2005 by Stacyljarrell
I too tried to breastfeed, but it just wasnt working out for us. It was very stressful, physically and emotionally. I got mastitis twice, very painful by the way!! I have felt so much better since I have started formula feeding. I know breast is best, but its just not for everyone, and I hate how we "non" breastfeeders are made out to be horrible mothers because we are unsuccesful. I look at it like this, as long as your child is getting fed, is healthy, gaining adequate weight, and is happy, then mom should be too!!!posted 03/03/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
I was very sad when I decided to stop breastfeeding. I too felt like I had failed some how. I had tried pumping, mothers milk tea and feeding more often, but never produced enough milk for my baby. So I fed her what I could on the breast and supplemented for the first 2 months until I went back to work. Cora got the benefits of breast milk in the early months and is thriving on her formula ( I swear by Nestle Goodstart Supreme by the way). Maybe my milk supply will be different with the next baby, but if it isn't, I won't hesitate to supplement if needed and I won't feel bad about it. You shouldn't either.posted 03/03/2005 by MeredithMonson
I am probably the one of the few willing to admit that I wasn't keen on breastfeeding at all. I did give it a try however and my son just didn't get it. He was so lethargic and unrepsonsive. It hurt soo bad and it was getting so frustrating that I would cry every time I tried to feed him. So I decided I would try to pump for the rest of my maternity leave. Pumping was a life saver, but quickly became very time consuming. Although immediately my son took to the bottle and began thriving. I quit pumping after about a week and put him on formula. It was the best thing for both of us. There is such a "standard" for moms these days. Even I find myself getting sucked into it all. Just love your baby and do what you feel is right and don't let outside pressure influence your every waking thought. Happy moms make happy babies!! Good luck to all.posted 02/17/2005 by byg'smamma
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Tiny hike up in Indian Dan, it was great to get out there, little tiny flowers are starting to bloom, the sunflowers are barely starting we seen like two or 3 plants in bloom. sat on top for a long time just visiting and enjoying the sunshine. Cant wait for the snow to melt and to get out in the mountains.
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Next time I'm making a big platter of roasted vegetables, I'm going to know how to tell when they're ready: When Mary yells, "Go look, I think they're burning!" I'll know that they've got about 10 minutes to go yet.
As I've roasted a fair share of our urban garden's limited bounty this summer, I've learned a thing or two about the easy, delicious process of converting them into nutritious, healthy vegetable candy by cutting them into chunks, tossing them with oil, salt and pepper, and roasting them at 400 to 450F for a while.
So how long is "a while"?
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Fresh off the heels of activist investor David Einhorn's lawsuit against Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), I couldn't help but find myself thinking what I would do if I was left in charge of the "think different" behemoth. While Einhorn's determination to issue preferred stock with a 4% dividend is a fine enough concept, I am more interested in Apple's ability to generate innovative ideas and products for the future. Holding $137 billion of cash on hand, there are an infinite number of ways Apple could burn up their cash, as they try to innovate for the long-term. However, for the sake of simplicity, I am exploring 5 acquisitions Apple could make to entrench their popularity in us for the rest of our lives.
Disclaimer: Buckle up everybody, we're diving deep into the right side of my brain and will be looking at things that are not only mere concepts, but highly unlikely to happen. The thought of Apple incorporating so many new companies effectively is next to impossible. This is simply a brainstorming session of what Apple could do with their cash. Being an owner of Apple stock myself and dreaming of a fully integrated and interconnected Apple world, here are my 5 favorite fantasy acquisitions.
Valued roughly around $11 billion by Greencrest Capital, a Twitter acquisition would give Apple their best chance yet to track Google down. In much the same way Google is able to tie their search capabilities into everything from their Chrome browser, to their Android operated phones, Apple would be able to hard-wire Twitter into all of their future iProducts. By acquiring Twitter, Apple could go head to head versus Google with their newly acquired search capabilities. Using their Trends List and intra-Twitter search engine, Apple could capitalize on the public's ability to search for specific news or events, allowing the company to display ads as relevant. Furthermore, what would make Twitter's acquisition truly special is their members' ability to see results from the people and news providers they are interested in following. This could allow for specialized ads and even micro-marketing, in much the same manner that Google's advertises with their local searches.
With Twitter buyout rumors having previously circulated, this acquisition may not be completely out of the question.
While I'm on the topic of Apple going head to head against competitors, I'll announce my next move, a full acquisition of eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY). Weighing in with a Market Cap of $72 billion, eBay would deliver a major hit to Apple's cash reserves, as they would essentially be cut in half. However, such an acquisition would finally give Apple their strongest case in fighting against the low price marketplace that is Amazon.com. Considering Apple's previous acquisition of Twitter, some serious scalability could be recognized in the advertising market. Furthermore, the Kindle versus iPad competition would become even more interesting with Apple's new marketplace in eBay. Despite this excitement however, it would be the PayPal business that is the truly interesting play for Apple's future.
In a world of ever-growing connectivity, the most successful mobile payments provider would benefit Apple everywhere from speeding up sales in its own stores, to simplifying purchases on iTunes. With the natural link between eBay and PayPal, and a growing presence in the retail community, PayPal shows no signs of stopping and would give Apple tremendous revenue consistency. With an Apple TV product already released, PayPal would streamline future opportunities with their own line of TV's, once again through a world of freakish interconnectivity. On the topic of TV's...
My third acquisition comes in with a Market Cap around $10 billion and is positioned in what may just become the most rapidly changing industry, cable TV. By acquiring Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX), Apple would be able to throw their hat into the "destruction of cable" boxing ring. As Apple's main manufacturing partner, Foxconn, has reportedly been testing 46 to 55 inch Apple TV sets, I can't help but imagine a fully integrated Netflix interface on an Apple TV. What could be a better way for Apple to push their new TV sets and Netflix accounts, than by bundling the two together, all while connecting your PayPal account for easy payments?
While Hulu, YouTube, and Amazon streamers may not see the joy, their apps would be available all the same for everyone to use in the company's App Store. While making waves, Apple would pressure the cable industry and ushering out new Apple TV sets to Netflix subscribers all over. Simply put, this would add another layer of interconnectedness for Apple, in an industry that is still looking for a true leader.
Tesla Motors and Elon Musk
The 4th acquisition on my list may seem slightly off-line operationally, but is more focused on putting visionary Elon Musk in Apple's CEO position. Sorry Tim, we love you, but Apple is lacking their next major innovation, and that is what Elon is known for. The SpaceX CEO and Founder of PayPal and Tesla, would not only bring back a strong presence to his PayPal unit, but an overall sense of innovation that the company has lacked since the death of Steve Jobs. In a very basic sense, Apple is all about innovation and I would want no one else at the helm today if I was given the choice.
As for the automobile side of things, the connectivity would once again be key, as iPads could be incorporated into the car's interface and iPod minis and iPhones could be used to run a wide array of programs in the car. You'd never have to worry about keys again if you had an iPhone, as a simple feature would allow you to start your car, lock and unlock the doors, run routine maintenance checks, etc. Once again, Apple would capitalize on keeping its customers connected, and coming in with a price tag of $4.5 billion, Tesla is easily affordable for the cash heavy giant.
3D Systems and Stratasys
Well, I wanted innovative products, and these two companies might just be home to the most groundbreaking technology we have seen in the new millennium. With a combined Market Cap of $7 billion, Apple would easily be able to afford the two upstarts and would potentially be able to streamline its own business operations. As 3D Systems would focus more on consumers, Stratasys would focus more on other businesses, and Apple's operations as a whole.
With Apple's tremendous vertical integration, the company could literally become their own manufacturer with their new line of printing products. Aiding nearly all of their business segments, whether it was Tesla's automobiles, any of the iProducts, or any manufacturing products that could be sold through its marketplace on eBay, Apple would hold an absolutely dominant position in the 3D printing market. Rivaling Amazon's budding supplies business, and going head on against the company's main operations with eBay and Netflix, the competition between the two companies would be downright entertaining.
A Foolish Final Thought
As I mentioned earlier in my disclaimer, none of these acquisitions are very likely, but what I saw was a wide variety of ways for Apple to connect to the world through future product innovations. After making these $105 billion worth of transactions, Apple would have $32 billion remaining, assuming they paid strictly market value -- which isn't likely. Once again, I know these are just fantasy acquisitions, but I hope you enjoyed the ride through my mind. If nothing else I wanted to show my excitement for Apple's future, as its possibilities are truly endless with such a stunning amount of cash on hand.
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You can learn a lot about polar bears here at the glacier run exhibit at the Louisville Zoo. You can learn even more from polar bears international; a non-profit organization showing the world and even you in Kentuckiana how to conserve the polar bear population.
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"We will lose two-thirds of the polar bears that live on the earth by mid-century. Your grandchildren's grandchildren will be talking about polar bears as if they were dinosaurs, you know, that's not right. By simply changing the way we take care of this precious planet that's been given to us, there is no risk. There is no downside. Teaching our kids to cherish the gifts that have been given to us," said Buchanan.
"Polar bears are a sentinel species, that means they are the canary in the mine shaft, they are the alarm bell for all of us. There is no colder place for them to go, they're at the top. So, when they disappear, there is a possibility that other species will have domino effect," he said.
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Forget blood moons, plagues of locusts or the Cubs hoisting a World Series trophy.
The surest sign the end of the world may be near is Memphis coach Josh Pastner finally upgrading his cell phone.
Seven years after Apple unveiled the iPhone and rendered all previous phone models obsolete, Pastner has finally come to his senses and ditched the Samsung flip phone he had infamously clung to with white-knuckle fists. Pastner caved and purchased an iPhone on Monday, 92.9 FM in Memphis reported, because his flip phone no longer allowed him to add anymore contacts.
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Not only are the Huskers poised to contend in the Big Ten next season, they also are assembling a formidable recruiting class set to arrive the following year as well.
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The Grand Slam: Unlikely hero saves St. Louis, sinks MilwaukeeJeff Eisenberg at Big League Stew4 days ago
Whatever slim chance the Milwaukee Brewers still had of making the playoffs diminished even further Thursday night thanks to some unlikely heroics from one of the most anonymous members of the St. Louis Cardinals.
Tony Cruz, a backup catcher only playing because St. Louis pinch-ran for All-Star Yadier Molina in the ninth inning, delivered a game-winning, 13th-inning single up the middle to plate Matt Adams from second and give the Cardinals a 3-2 victory.
St. Louis had already rallied from a 2-0 deficit thanks in part to a boneheaded eighth-inning miscue by Brewers first baseman Mark Reynolds. Instead of attempting to start an inning-ending double play on a hard ground ball, Reynolds nonchalantly strolled to first base and got just one out, extending an inning that would eventually culminate with the Cardinals tying the game by getting four straight two-out base runners off Jonathan Broxton.
Domonic Brown's painful-looking catch robs Jedd Gyorko
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There are two things hard to fathom about Phillies outfielder Domonic Brown's mesmerizing third-inning catch on Thursday night.
That he caught the ball, and that he did not break his wrist or dislocate his shoulder in the process.
Brown came up wincing and shaking his right arm after robbing Jedd Gyorko of at least a single with a diving catch in which he held onto the ball despite his glove hand getting pinned at an awkward angle behind his back. The 27-year-old outfielder stayed in the game and produced two hits and an RBI in the Phillies' 7-3 loss at San Diego.
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Like most of us, Mark Teixeira can't stand to see beer go to waste.
That much is abundantly clear from the New York Yankees first baseman's disapproval Thursday night after a fan spilled 16 ounces of liquid gold all over the man sitting next to him while trying to catch a foul ball down the first base line. Worse yet, it appears the beer spilled for nothing since neither one of them were able to retrieve the foul ball.
Thankfully for the Yankees, Teixeira showed off better hands than the two Yankees fans. Teixeira probably saved a run with this spectacular diving stop in the third inning, robbing Jose Reyes of an RBI single, preserving a scoreless tie and helping the Yankees eke out a 3-2 victory.
No wonder Teixeira was shaking his head over the spilled beer. With soft hands and quick reflexes like that, it probably never happens to him.
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When Oakland dropped its fourth straight game to the Angels on August 31 to cede control of the American League West race to its biggest rival, the A's surely believed their once-promising season had reached rock bottom.
Little did they know at the time how much worse things could get.
Oakland has lost 11 of its first 16 games in September, a miserable stretch that continued Thursday when the A's were swept at home by the last-place Texas Rangers. Two errors and two wild pitches cost Oakland in game one, a ninth-inning bullpen collapse spoiled game two and the A's hardly seemed to have any fight left by game three.
Whereas Oakland boasted baseball's best record and a four-game lead over the Angels as recently as August 10, the A's have since lost an astonishing 16 games in the standings to their rivals to the south. Now there's no guarantee Oakland will even make the playoffs, let alone win the division, as the A's currently hold just a 1.5-game lead on Seattle for the final Wild Card spot
Oh yeah! Giants rookie Matt Duffy uses 'Duffman' bats
San Francisco Giants rookie Matt Duffy probably doesn't have the sweetest swing in baseball, but the little-known 23-year-old infielder just may have the sport's sweetest bats.
The lumber Duffy has been swinging lately f. Of course, "Duffman" is the smooth-talking, muscle-bound spokesman and mascot for the fictional Duff Beer company beloved by Homer.
One of Duffy's "Duffman" bats had an eventful afternoon in Phoenix on Wednesday during the Giants' 4-2 victory over the Diamondbacks.
First Duffy lost his grip swinging during a ninth-inning at-bat and the bat flew into the stands, narrowly missing the fans seated in that section. That same at-bat, Duffy came through with the biggest hit of the game, snapping a tie with a two-run single thathelped the Giants pull within two games of the first-place Dodgers in the National League West.
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(…) and did things that only men were allowed to do, and therefore disturbed people that lost their power over them. Witches, in reality, were nothing but forceful women who weren't understood, and generated fear due to their intense pasion and love and freedom that were so restricted for the twisted society of that era. And in a way, Joanna, Kate and Björk are like that, and to look at them as witches is not that offensive. Maybe being a witch doesn't always got a negative connotation.
Hi, thanks for the great question! I agree about the innate power of witches and I realized a little while ago how much empowerment I actually derive from reading the history and culture of witches. And I understand the impulse for people to call Kate Bush and Björk and Joanna Newsom witches. They are powerful, they are special and talented, they tap in to and use feminine energies that are important (but misunderstood), and they are extremely independent and smart. But my main criticism around that moniker for them as artists is that it is too often cast upon them by people and critics who don't actually analyze and engage with their femininity and its power in a critical and clear way. They cast that moniker on them because they are being reductive and unwilling to explain what "witch" means in a literal and figural way and also many times, I think they are intimidated. Witches directly threaten kyriarchy and when one is called a witch, it's a warning to those who want to uphold oppressive structures. And we also cannot divest that moniker of its sexualization. Witchcraft and (illicit) sex have been tied together for centuries and I think that is part of the impulse to give them that moniker, too: it's just another facet of how objectified and sexualized female artists are in this society. Witches are desired and hated because of their sexual independence. Transgressions are attractive, but they also must be squelched.
Let's keep on talking about this. Anyone else have any witchy stuff they want to discuss here?
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Excellent article, and I agree that we must get away from sexism when it comes to our amazingly talented sisters. Bjork comes to mind as another woman whose been called a witch due to her unique artistic vision. I feel like "some" of this sexism is not malicious or disrespectful, as much as an inability to find the right words to describe their talent. A genius is also a creature steeped in magic and mystery; the word being related to genie. The problem lies that Bush, Newsom, Bjork, and Joni Mitchell for that matter are all women who embrace and are unafraid of their female energy —they exude this goddess aura. Their words and sound represent the "Sensual World" of love, relationships, beauty, nature and the spirit. Much of contemporary music is driven by masculine energy, whether it be in a male or female form. One energy is not better than the other; they are different and equally important and need to be respected as such.
As I was procrastinating today (as I still am), I googled Kate Bush and I stumbled upon a pretty awful article published before Aerial came out six years ago. Not only did the article imply, as many articles do, that David Gilmour (a member of Pink Floyd who championed her music to record labels) creatively controls Kate Bush, the author also called her "elfin." And thus, we again see a link drawn between Joanna Newsom and Kate Bush, pop music's fairy princesses.
We recently received a response to my post on the gender-binary in music journalism and how it affects the perception of Joanna Newsom and other female musicians. I am going to respond to this in enumerated paragraphs, pretending like I never learned how to construct a cohesive argument by using linking words like "moreover…"
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I don't think there is a gender-binary problem with journalistic reporting, and here is why: tastes are very different to sounds. The "comparison" between Kate Bush and Joanna Newsom is more accurately described as an "if you like Kate, perhaps you'll like Joanna too, because those are the kind of tastes you have." Furthermore, Joanna Newsom, as you'll know, is a woman, and has a female voice, and some people like the sound of female voices more than male voices in their music, and vice versa.
Am I the only person who is sick of Joanna Newsom being compared to Kate Bush by music critics when both female artists are hardly alike? Although I greatly admire and respect Kate Bush's brave pop experimentation and I listen to her often, I am not a huge expert on/fan of her. From her discography, I only truly enjoy The Dreaming, Aerial, and Hounds of Love. But, even with that concession, I still can justifiably declare that the comparison, while complimentary in nature, is essentially baseless. Joanna, throughout her career, has never written an album like The Dreaming and Kate Bush will probably never write an album like Ys. If I ever hear a single synthesizer or drum machine in a Joanna Newsom song, I might faint from shock. (I almost did that when I heard the electric guitar in "Baby Birch," though I absolutely love it now.)
Yes, of course, Kate Bush and Joanna Newsom both write difficult music that demands attention from the listener. Yes, they both write heavily allusive music, with narrative leanings (Joanna much more so than Kate, however). Yes, they both have strange and highly emotional vocal delivery (Kate having a much larger and more classical range than Joanna; three-octaves to be exact). But can't we say all that about any of the greatest musicians…ever?


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