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Wild & Wonderful Wallpaper from Coast to Coast
Today is a blog holiday at Apartment Therapy, so the editorial team is enjoying a bit of free time. And, wouldn't you know it? Instead of hanging out by the bbq, I've decided to spend mine doing some hardcore wallpaper research for a potential project —yes, I'm clearly an interiors addict. One of the fruits of my obsession is this roundup of wonderful wallpapers from our house tours, organized from East to West, Coast to Coast…
Boston, shown above: Aside from being one of the cutest pics ever shown on Apartment Therapy, this is a stellar example of how well tone on tone pattern layering can work. The strict palette begins on the walls and carries over to the sofa, patterned pillows (and even the kiddie's clothes!). The peppy pattern lifts what could possibly be a too-monochromatic, too-gray paper and makes it into a positive, light-hearted addition to the room.
Take the Tour: Alex & Debra's Modernized 1850's Greek Revival
Philadelphia: The just-bit-retro (sort of late 60's?) vibe make this blues-based paper (that the homeowners sourced on eBay) interesting . It's got a great palette of dark yet saturated colors arranged in a poppy, upbeat, almost floral-esque geometric pattern. It has a just slightly old fashioned feel that make it accessible, but the scale of the pattern keeps it fresh.
Take the Tour: Tim & Sara's South Philly Setup
New York: Not surprisingly, the example of NYC style when it comes to wallpaper is a clever, just slightly subversive take on very traditional decor. Classic patterns get blasted into overdrive when they are mixed with lime green trim and applied to both the walls and the ceilings. Brave and beautiful!
Take the Tour: Jason & John's Hyper Saturated Home, Part 2
New York: Another great example from the same NYC couple, same home, different tour. This bedroom is all about pattern on top of pattern on top of pattern and it really works, thanks to the designers' deft eye for scale color and composition. Again, as above, incorporating patterns from classic decor helps to make this very modern approach feel timeless.
Take the Tour: Jason & John's Hyper Saturated Home, Part 1
Oklahoma City: As we move into the Midwest, on the cross country wallpaper tour, things go black and white. This classic all-over floral pattern is a bit oversized and packs a punch, due to the high contrast. This is a look that absolutely could be toned down with soft color accents, or go in wilder direction, as Beth, this homeowner, did. She took it up a notch by using it a a backdrop for eclectic artwork in a mix of super-bright colors.
Take The Tour: Beth's Photogenic Home
Chicago: Wallpaper doesn't need be feature ultra modern colors or patterns to be a strong design statement. This romantic, very vintage inspired paper is still big , bold and memorable, even though the colors are quiet and the motif reminiscent of an earlier era.
Take the Tour: Christen's "Beautiful Goofball" Apartment
West Hollywood: As we hit the West Coast, here is another take on a familiar black and white pattern. Slightly smaller in scale and a touch less flower-inspired than the midwest installation, this image shows off how great this type of high contrast pattern works as as part of great style/era mashup. The baroque-inspired wallpaper mixes easily with mid-century classic furniture and lighting, as well as the clearly contemporary large format photograph as the artwork in the room.
Take the Tour: Sharon's Home Gallery
Portland: It doesn't get much more classically "wild" when it comes to wallpaper than a tropical inspired pattern. No one would categorize this paper as shy or retiring, but its strict green and white palette and strong vertical repeats , in combination with the dramatic dark ceiling, gives it a bit of gravitas at the same time.
Take the Tour: Heather's Comfortably Glamorous Family Home
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I love wallpaper. I was so surprized to see my paper here in Beth's house. I used it in a very different way but, I love her style. Here's mine!
Sewbeeit, I love your bathroom!!!
I don't usually like wallpaper -- I moved into an apartment that was covered in brown wallpaper with enormous mustard flowers in my bedroom -- but these examples are really lovely.
Plus I think the red haired child in the top pic is adorable. Gorgeous hair! The wallpaper behind him is great as well.
Never liked wallpaper and these examples are the reason why. Dreadful. In two or three years this will look dated as well as dreadful. There is nothing worse than moving into a house with bad paper stuck to the walls. Removing it is awful. My home had neon colored vinyl wallpaper from the seventies. It made my eyes swim and made already modest spaces seem crowded and cramped. Hated it.
such a fabulous tour! Apparently we are slightly obsessed if we are reading this on the holiday...
maybe our shabby cottage roses in the kitchen aren't so dated after all!
Love the wallpaper! I used the same one from Cole and Son (Christen's "Beautiful Goofball" Apartment) in my bedroom as well. Love seeing it everyday when I wake up.
I have a question: I would like to wallpaper one wall in my bedroom. I live in an old Manhattan tenement, and there is a heat pipe running from the floor to the ceiling in one corner. It is about two inches from the wall. It gets hot in the winter, of course, but it doesn't leak water or anything. Still, do I have to worry about the heat emitted from the pipe affecting the wallpaper? Could it make the wallpaper lift off the wall?
That first photo is beautiful! Understated but gorgeous. Love love love.
Oh geez, last year my husband and I removed a LOT of wallpaper. We are DONE with wallpaper - it is wicked to remove. I do love the little redheaded boy though.
Love your bathroom Sewbeeit!
I'm in two minds about wallpaper. I have alot of artwork so I'm scared to put more patterns underneath that. I'm a boring old painted walls kind of gal but if I were to see how to change that for a room or two, that would be lovely.
I love the wallpaper in Alex and Debra's place in Philadelphia but at first glance, I would probably hate it. Need to see it up there and done. Love it though.
Thanks, House on Clinton. You've got a great etsy store. The cab fare machine is wonderful!
Thank-you PhotobugLA as well.
Thanks Apartment Therapy for featuring our super cute son and our favorite wallpaper! Check out more of Cocoon's design at: http://cocoonhome.com/blog/
wallpaper that is applied correctly is not hard to remove. the bad experiences i have had removing it are when people apply it directly to drywall without painting first. if they take the steps to prep the wall space first, it actually comes off quite easily.
Where that couch from in the first picture with the kid?
@ in4maous, the sofa is from IKEA but it's no available. It's also a sleeper. You can see more of the space before and after here: http://bit.ly/oiIoIH
I absolutely love the picture of the little girl with the umbrella.


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As a rule of thumb, I avoid gift cards at all costs. I figure that if I know a person well enough, I should know thier taste in clothes, or games, or if they would enjoy getting silly gifts like a Jar Jar Binks mask (true story, bro).
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I love giving and recieving sentimental gifts! I think they're just sweet.
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One of my favourite places in Strathcona Park on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, was Lower Myra Falls. The hike is about 1 kilometer from the parking area and it leads to a stunning group of cascades deep within the forest above Buttle Lake.
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Love the pictures of Myra Falls Anne. My mothers name was Myra, so special meaning to me.
These are lovely anne. I really need to get out to Vancouver.
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Honorable Mention – Phil Kessel (Toronto Maple Leafs) has exploded out of the gates this season. Kessel has recorded multiple points in six games this season and has a point in all but three games. Kessel is the current scoring leader and is on pace for career highs in goals, assists and points.
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Ryder is the hardest Montgomery brother to figure out - with a tough-as-nails outside and possibly nothing too soft underneath. He's surly and unsociable, but when he straps on a tool belt, no woman can resist his sexy swagger. Except, apparently, Hope Beaumont, the innkeeper of his own Inn BoonsBoro....
As the former manager of a D.C. hotel, Hope is used to excitement and glamour, but that doesn't mean she can't appreciate the joys of small-town living. She's where she wants to be - except for in her love life. Her only interaction with the opposite sex has been sparring with the infuriating Ryder, who always seems to get under her skin. Still, no one can deny the electricity that crackles between them…a spark that ignited with a New Year's Eve kiss.
While the inn is running smoothly, thanks to Hope's experience and unerring instincts, her big-city past is about to make an unwelcome - and embarrassing - appearance. Seeing Hope vulnerable stirs up Ryder's emotions and makes him realize that while Hope may not be perfect, she just might be perfect for him…
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I enjoyed all three stories in Nora's trilogy. This one was by far the best! The mystery of the lost/ghost lovers was solved in a very satisfying way. Hope and Ryder were a fun couple to watch in action. Although I would have liked a lil more story on the ex-boyfriend, that was not resolved to my satisfaction. These were fun, light listening to stories, something to occupy the mind, remove you from the daily stresses of life.
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Yes because the story has such natural character development and the underlying story line about the Lizzie the ghost is captivating and how she works her way to become part of the family leaves you wanting more.
I like how Nora Roberts surprises you at the ghost's connection with the family and weaves her history into the family's story today.
His voice is perfectly paced. He never has a problem giving characters different voices in fact he is the best I've listened to after more than 20 audiobook purchases. He is not slow. He is not fast.
Looking for someone to read you a story and speak the quotes in the book like they are actually sounding like conversation? Cloud is your voice. He doesn't deliver lines like he is reading. He delivers it as if he is talking exactly what other narrators should do.
I cried when Ryder has his moment and that's all I can say without give the book away.
"Great End to a Delightful Series"
I really enjoyed this final installment in the Inn BoonsBoro Trilogy. I love series. The romance is good & the storyline is fun. Highly recommend. The narrator did the first two in this series & greatly improved in the last two. Enjoyed him as well
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"Best of the Three!! (although they were all good)"
I love this series. I wish they didn't have to end. A perfect mix of love, turmoil, indecision.... just a really good listen. The whole series was
Loved Lizzy!
"Loved It"
I absolutely loved it--wish she had introduced a cousin or other relative to continue the series. I most definitely will listen again. Good story with a little suspense!!
I think the narrator has become one of the favorite readers of women's romance books. You could hear the difference in the voices of the characters.
One Excellent Story
The two moments when Lizzy appeared and spoke with them. It sent chills down my spine.
I loved this whole series. Not only did we have the storyline of the 3 brothers and their women, we had another story of Lizzy and her Billy. I found myself wanted to read the books nonstop because I was so interested in both stories. I only wish that when Lizzy and Billy were reunited, it would have been more detailed. I would have certainly cried if Nora Roberts would have done into more detail and gave them a more thought out reunion.
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"NR Thank you....wonderful listen"
It must be so fulfilling to share these wonderful stories with so many people. I enjoyed each in this series but she saved the best for last. It had so much humor in it....I laughed out loud alot. It was charming and you completed Lizzie so well. A solid 10 on all counts as far as I am concerned.
NRoberts writes the stories that I go to for a second or third or more listen more than any other author. She has the ability to take us out of our lives and into a lovely place. She is a gifted writer. I look forward to your future books.
I love this narrator....I find his voice smooth and calming. Involving without being jarring.
Busy mom who loves to read but doesn't always have the time. I enjoy YA, Romance and the occasional Best Seller.
"Third times the charm"
I didn't really care for book 1 or 2 in this series but had to get the third because it was Ryder's story. He made all the books more interesting and funny so this was a must read for me. Much like the others it had some boring parts and I didn't really care much for the ghost story. Overall I thought it was an easy "read" and I don't regret using my credit. I just wish his story was first.
"OMGoodness!!!! Fab - classic Nora !!!"
Pretty close to the top!
The graveyard scene toward the end.
Really good interpretation of different voices. And, the exact replica of emotion!
I abso-poso-tively Cried!!!!
Great series - Nora rocks again!!
"Perfect! Loved It."
Ryder and Hope's story was the perfect ending to the trilogy. Figuring out how everything from the first book until now played a part in all their lives. Not sure exactly what to say. Ms. Roberts out did herself with Hope and Ryder as well as with the entire Montgomery family and the people of Boonsboro. Everyday hard working people trying to make it and along the way find long ago past family, friends and additional ties. Small town life at its best.
"An excellent listen"
I loved this whole trilogy, Nora Roberts is one of my favourite authors. This book is a very satisfying conclusion to the whole story, set in a lovely place, it was moving, funny and sad, interesting to follow the characters and their relationships.
Macleod Andrews' narration was wonderful and brought the whole thing to life.
"Happy Hope"
Hope snags the third brother, Ryder; but will the resident ghost be united with her man?
"Good but not great book!"
As a fan of Nora Roberts I was looking forward to this final book of the trilogy and thought I would try it in this format. A good book not a great book, however really enjoyed listening to it in this format.
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UVa-Wise offers opportunity to experiment with 3D printing
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at The University of Virginia's College at Wise is opening its 3D printing and technology facilities to the public and area businesses one Monday evening each month beginning April 14 at 6 p.m.
Laura Danielle Wampler Scholarship established at UVa-Wise
A scholarship has been established at The University of Virginia's College at Wise in memory of Laura Danielle Wampler, a graduate of Wise County Christian School who passed away in 2006 at the age of 17.
Coffee Night set for April 14
The public is invited to join the Jimson Weed literary journal, the Department of Language and Literature, and the Department of Communication Studies at The University of Virginia's College at Wise on Monday, April 14, at 6:30 p.m. in the Chapel of All Faiths for Coffee Night, a reading and performance event that highlights the poetry and prose of campus and community writers.
Eller to help UVa-Wise introduce Center for Appalachian Studies on April 8
Ron Eller, a leading authority on Appalachian history, will help The University of Virginia's College at Wise welcome its new Center for Appalachian Studies to the campus and the region on Tuesday, April 8.
Eller, the former director of the University of Kentucky's Appalachian Center, will speak at 7 p.m. in the Dogwood Room at the Slemp Student Center. The title of his lecture is "The Value of Place in a Modern World."
Tipton Memorial Scholarship Fund Concert set for April 28
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Civil War historian to speak at UVa-Wise
Civil War historian Anne Marshall will speak at The University of Virginia's College at Wise on Thursday, April 3 at 7 p.m. in the Slemp Student Center. The event, which takes place in the Rhododendron Room, is free and open to the public.
Five receive Tice awards
Five students at The University of Virginia's College at Wise were honored with the Tice Total Achievement Award during the annual Scholarship Appreciation Luncheon on March 22.
Destiny Baker, Lyndra Frimpong, Dakota Hill, Erin Lee and Elizabeth Sandoz were each presented with a certificate of recognition and a $1,000 award.
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Gettysburg Seminary to Focus on Competencies-Based Curriculum
December 16, 2013 (Gettysburg, PA) The Eastern Cluster of Lutheran Seminaries is pleased to announce that it has received a major grant from Indianapolis-based Lilly Endowment Inc. The Endowment awarded $750,000, to be utilized over a three-year period, to support the Cluster's initiative The Abundant Life: Seminaries Address the Economic Challenges Facing Future Ministers.
Personal financial pressures are severely limiting the ability of seminary graduates to accept calls to Christian ministry and undermining the effectiveness of too many pastoral leaders. To help address this issue, Lilly Endowment created the Theological School Initiative to Address Economic Issues Facing Future Ministers. The initiative's aim is to encourage theological schools to examine and strengthen their financial and educational practices to improve the economic well-being of future pastors. All theological schools fully accredited by the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada were invited to submit grant proposals, and 67 schools have been awarded grants.
"Pastors are indispensable spiritual leaders and guides, and the quality of pastoral leadership is critical to the health and vitality of congregations," said Christopher L. Coble, vice president for religion at the Endowment. "Theological schools play a critical role in preparing pastors and are uniquely positioned to address some of the economic challenges they face," Coble said. "The Endowment hopes that these grants will support broad efforts to improve the financial circumstances facing pastoral leaders so that pastors can serve their congregations more joyfully and effectively," said Coble.
An overarching component of The Abundant Life endeavor will be research to determine the overall impact on Lutheran ministers of beginning their careers with a heavy load of debt accrued during undergraduate and theological studies. While previous studies have determined that a new minister can realistically support loan payments on educational debt in the realm of $30,000, many graduate from seminary with two or three times that amount. Through survey instruments and/or personal interviews with all graduates of the past five years, as well as members of congregations they serve, the Cluster's leaders will learn the full extent of the impact caused by high levels of educational debt.
Five experimental initiatives envisioned at the three schools will help reduce costs of theological education. All three schools will strengthen courses in stewardship and expand financial coaching so that every student has access to personal counseling in managing money, minimizing expenses and becoming stronger leaders in congregational stewardship. Each school will use a portion of the grant to revise and streamline the educational process; for many students, the time required to complete a Master of Divinity degree may be shortened by a semester or more, thereby reducing their overall educational costs.
The schools will also develop new grant-supported fundraising efforts to build their scholarship pools and offer greater financial aid to students with need. Philadelphia will pioneer a F.A.R. (Flexible, Affordable, Relevant) curricular approach; at Gettysburg, many students will shorten their time in seminary through a competencies-based approach in which they can meet requirements on the basis of prior educational or vocational credentials and demonstrated abilities; Southern Seminary will pilot test an "articulation" agreement with Lenoir-Rhyne University through which some students may shorten substantially their total years spent in undergraduate and theological education.
Each school will have a site director for its distinctive endeavors and to work collegially in the Cluster-wide research project. Overall direction of The Abundant Life project will be by Dr. Phillip Krey, current Executive Director of the Eastern Cluster and President at Philadelphia. Speaking of the excitement at all three campuses upon receiving notification of the Endowment's grant, Krey said, "The Eastern Cluster of Lutheran Seminaries collaborates in imaginative ways to improve theological education for leaders of congregations. We are so proud of all who worked so tirelessly together at the three schools for this successful proposal and are even more thankful for the confidence that Lilly Endowment has afforded us. We are already hard at work to make this grant another banner Eastern Cluster program."
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The MSU Reading Experience is an exciting opportunity to foster the intellectual—and tremendously fun—pursuit of reading at Murray State University. In years past, the event was known as the Freshman Reading Experience. We changed the name because, as we've discovered to our delight, people across the campus community engage in the reading each year, and we want to encourage people university-wide to participate.
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2012: Never Let Me Go
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Tour to support new rule involving long puttersBy DOUG FERGUSON
The Associated Press | July 02,2013
Keegan Bradley grips his club as he leaves the ball short for par on the 18th green during the third round of the Byron Nelson Championship golf tournament Saturday, May 18, 2013, in Irving, Texas. Bradley bogeyed the hole but leads the field heading into the final round at 13-under par. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The PGA Tour said Monday it would follow a new rule that bans the anchored putting stroke used by four of the last six major champions, asking instead Monday for a temporary reprieve for those who play the game for fun.
The announcement Monday after a PGA Tour board meeting is the final piece of confirmation from a major golf organization for Rule 14-1b, which will take effect Jan. 1, 2016 when the next Rules of Golf is published. The rule makes it illegal for players to attach the end of the club to their body when making a stroke.
Adam Scott used a long putter held against his chest when he won the Masters. Ernie Els (British Open) and Webb Simpson (U.S. Open) used a belly putter last year. Keegan Bradley in the 2011 PGA Championship was the first major champion with a belly putter.
The Royal & Ancient Golf Club and U.S. Golf Association proposed the new rule Nov. 28 and allowed for a three-month comment period. It formally adopted the rule May 21.
Finchem said in February the tour was opposed to the new rule because there were no data to suggest an advantage and no overriding reason to go down that road. The tours opinion was shaped by a players-only meeting earlier that month.
In making its decision, the policy board recognized that there are still varying opinions among our membership, but ultimately concluded that while it is an important issue, a ban on anchored strokes would not fundamentally affect a strong presentation of our competitions or the overall success of the PGA Tour, Finchem said in a statement.
The board also was of the opinion that having a single set of rules ... applicable to all professional competitions worldwide was desirable and would avoid confusion.
The decision to go along was not a surprise. The common ground by all sides was the importance of golf being played under one fundamental set of rules, as has been the case for hundreds of years.
The wrinkle that came out of the tours meeting was asking the R&A and USGA to give amateurs more time to adjust away from the anchored stroke. PGA of America president Ted Bishop was among those concerned that banning the stroke used for long putters would force too many people to quit the game out of frustration, at a time when golf is worried about decreasing participation.
The policy board continues to believe that extending the time period the ban would go into effect for amateurs would be beneficial for golf participation and the overall health of the game, Finchem said.
Finchem cited the USGA changing the groove configuration for irons in 2008. It was effective for elite play in 2010, but does not apply to recreational play until 2014.
But the decision on grooves was an equipment issue. Anchoring is a change in the actual rules of golf. For the USGA and R&A, which set the rules for the 600-year-old game, to allow amateurs more time to use anchored strokes would be created two sets of rules.
The PGA of America also said it would follow the new rule, while expressing concern about amateurs.
We continue to feel strongly that the amateur player needs a longer period of adjustment to this rule, Bishop said.
Neither Finchem nor Bishop recommended a date for amateurs.
Finchem also sounded a warning that the tour reserves the right to make its own rules for its players, and that the USGA pledged open and effective communication on any future discussions on the rules.
It is not inconceivable that there may come a time in the future when the policy board determines that a rule adopted by the USGA, including in the area of equipment, may not be in the best interests of the PGA Tour, and that a local rule eliminating or modifying such a USGA rule may be appropriate, he said.MORE IN Wire SportsEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Full StoryNEW YORK Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira had a third cortisone shot in his surgically... Full Story
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Jerome Tisserand is from Lyon, France. He trained at the Paris Opera Ballet School, with Pascale Courdioux in Lyon, and at the School of American Ballet. He joined Miami City Ballet as an apprentice in 2006. Mr. Tisserand joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as a member of the corps de ballet in 2007 and was promoted to soloist in 2012.
Mr. Tisserand won second prize at the 2003 Dance Festival of Artists in Nyon, Switzerland, and first prize in the 2004 Prix Carpeaux in Valenciennes, France.
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George Balanchine's Coppélia (Discord and War, Franz), Emeralds, The Four Temperaments, A Midsummer Night's Dream (Lysander, Cavalier), and Serenade; David Dawson's A Million Kisses to my Skin; Ulysses Dove's Red Angels and Serious Pleasures; Peter Boal's Giselle (Hilarion, Peasant pas de deux); William Forsythe's One Flat Thing, reproduced; Paul Gibson's The Piano Dance; Ronald Hynd's The Sleeping Beauty (Bluebird pas de deux, Gold & Silver pas de trois); Jiri Kylian's Petite Mort and Sechs Tänze (Six Dances); Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's Cylindrical Shadows; Jean-Christophe Maillot's Roméo et Juliette (Acolyte, Balcony pas de deux); Mark Morris' Pacific; Alexei Ratmansky's Concerto DSCH and Don Quixote (Espada); Jerome Robbins' Afternoon of a Faun, Glass Pieces, and West Side Story Suite (Tony); Kent Stowell's Carmina Burana, Cinderella (Evil Sprite), and Nutcracker (Prince); Susan Stroman's TAKE FIVE...More or Less; Twyla Tharp's Afternoon Ball, Nine Sinatra Songs, and Opus 111; and Christopher Wheeldon's Carousel (A Dance), Polyphonia, and Variations Sérieuses (Premier Danseur).
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MANTECA — A Tracy man accused of shooting into the West Valley Mall on Dec. 20 will now stay in jail without bail because of three charges of premeditated attempted murder added last week to his ongoing criminal case.
Lorenzo Kiko Hotel, 18, was arrested by Tracy police officers Friday for the three new charges on the 800 block of Allegheny Court. He had been released from San Joaquin County Jail on $250,000 bail .
Following his rearrest, Hotel appeared Wednesday in the Manteca branch of San Joaquin County Superior Court.
James Giller, his attorney, told Judge Ron Northup that he wanted his client released on his current bail. Giller said he hadn't seen the new complaint against Hotel, but he opposed raising his bail because of the added charges. He said he didn't think it was necessary.
Northup responded by ordering Hotel kept in jail without bail. He moved up Hotel's next hearing by two days and scheduled a review of possible bail for the same time.
Hotel was initially arrested and booked into county jail Dec. 24 for the crimes of shooting at an inhabited dwelling and premeditated attempted murder. Deputy District Attorney Ron Indran said Jan. 2 that the district attorney's office chose not to file an attempted murder charge against Hotel at that time because the evidence did not support it.
According to an amended version of the criminal complaint against him, Hotel shot a gun into an inhabited dwelling, which police have identified as West Valley Mall, 3200 Naglee Road, on Dec. 20.
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Dining out is practically a national pastime for Americans. From celebrating a special occasion to simply taking a break from cooking at home, people enjoy eating out.
But in this economy, they're eating out less -- and that may be taking a toll on some restaurant stocks. The average American spent $2,505 a year on restaurants in 2010, down from almost $2,700 in 2008, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
That trend doesn't look to be changing. A new survey finds that Americans are still tightening their belt on restaurant spending as the economy remains sluggish.
Harris Interactive (HPOL), a market research firm in New York, polled more than 2,400 adults to gauge whether or not an economic recovery is taking place based on their eating habits. Harris found that while Americans are dining out, but they are still reducing how often they do so.
Over the past six months, 36% of respondents said they are eating less frequently at quick-service restaurants. Meanwhile, 34% of those polled said they are eating less at casual-dining restaurants. Only one in about 10 said they are eating at these types of restaurants more frequently.
"At the beginning of the economic downturn we saw consumers saving money by changing their behavior in two ways: eating out less frequently and shifting their eating-out dollars away from casual dining toward quick-service restaurants," said Mary Bouchard, vice president at Harris Interactive, in a statement.
"Now, with several years of experience with constrained budgets, they have shifted even further from the busy-lifestyle convenience of eating out on a regular basis to making time for cooking at home," she added. "When they do eat out, not surprisingly, price is still a primary component of their decision-making process."
Restaurant stocks have see mixed results this year, as the chart above shows. Casual dining outlets such as The Cheesecake Factory (CAKE) and Brinker International (EAT) have gained 2.44% and 14.5%, respectively. Meanwhile, quick-service restaurant giant McDonald's (MCD) has declined 12% this year. Other quick-service outlets such as Yum! Brands (YUM), Jack in the Box (JACK) and Sonic (SONC) have all jumped by double digits this year.
Darden Restaurants (DRI), the world's largest full-service restaurant company, reported fourth-quarter revenue that fell below the mean analyst estimate as customers became more selective in their dining-out choices. "From a sales perspective, growth in the fourth-quarter was below expectations, due largely to same-restaurant sales declines at both Olive Garden and Red Lobster that reflected less effective than anticipated nationally advertised promotions," explained Clarence Otis, Darden's CEO.
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Well it all comes down to NO money to eat out all of the time. Many are stil unemployed and man other have given up on finding jobs. We have to spend it on increased prices of gas, utilities,goceries, Real Estate Taxes and Insurance as well as many othrer items.
Despite the efforts of Media and Politicians to try and make us believe that all is getting better, we just do not see it. We no longer believe in or trust in what our Politicians or Media says. So much fibbing going on...
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- NHIAA Roundup: Double-overtime goal sends Goffstown past John Stark in boys' soccer - 0
- UNH gridders jump one spot in national polls - 0
- Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Offseason needs aplenty - 0
- NHIAA Field Hockey: Merrill's hat trick lifts Winnacunnet - 0
After flap over 'racist' comment, no call for Lincoln planner to resign from boardREADER COMMENTS: 0
Dredging planned for Milford's Osgood Pond
Dredging planned for Milford's Osgood Pond
Hillary Clinton to join Shaheen fundraiser
Hillary Clinton to join Shaheen fundraiser
Racism in Lincoln? Looks more like ignorance
Racism in Lincoln? Looks more like ignorance
- Mass. Supreme Judicial Court has found upskirt photos taken on a subway aren't illegal. Should such voyeurism be a crime?
- Yes
- 83%
- No
- 17%
- Total Votes: 917