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Only Garmin could make the eTrex better. The new eTrex 10 retains the core functionality, rugged construction, affordability and long battery life that made eTrex the most dependable GPS device available. They improved the user interface and added a worldwide basemap, paperless geocaching and added support for spine mounting accessories. You'll recognize the name. You'll recognize the quality. But the eTrex 10 is an entirely new device.
The eTrex 10 has an enhanced 2.2 in monochrome display that's easy to read in any lighting situation. Both durable and waterproof, eTrex 10 is built to withstand the elements. Its easy-to-use interface means you'll spend more time enjoying the outdoors and less time searching for information. eTrex 10 features the legendary toughness that's built to withstand the elements – be it dust, dirt, humidity or water, none of which are a match for this storied navigator.
The eTrex 10 supports geocaching GPX files for downloading geocaches and details straight to your unit. Visit OpenCaching.com to start your geocaching adventure. By going paperless, you're not only helping the environment but also improving efficiency. eTrex 10 stores and displays key information, including location, terrain, difficulty, hints and descriptions, which means no more manually entering coordinates and paper print outs. Simply upload the GPX file to your unit and start hunting for caches.
With its high-sensitivity, WAAS-enabled GPS receiver and HotFix® satellite prediction, eTrex 10 locates your position quickly and precisely and maintains its GPS location even in heavy cover and deep canyons. The advantage is clear — whether you're in deep woods or just near tall buildings and trees, you can count on eTrex 10 to help you find your way when you need it the most.
The new eTrex series is the first-ever consumer-grade receivers that can track both GPS and GLONASS satellites simultaneously. GLONASS is a system developed by the Russian Federation that will be fully operational in 2012. When using GLONASS satellites, the time it takes for the receiver to "lock on" to a position is (on average) approximately 20 percent faster than using GPS. And when using both GPS and GLONASS, the receiver has the ability to lock on to 24 more satellites than using GPS alone.
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There's nothing my dad loves more than the convenience of taking a walk down to Toorak Village for a bite to eat. Over Christmas, his beloved Manhattan was closed over Christmas, so we resorted to sampling the other Toorak Village offerings including Romeo's and Topo Gigio. The last one to complete the trio was Quaff.
Seared King Prawns & Avocado Salsa, Dukka Spiced Crisp & Chlorophyll Oil ($22)
Seared Japanese Scallops with Scordalia, Sauce Vierge & Fried Leek ($16)
Saffron Fettuccini, Rich Tomato & Basil Sauce, Fresh Ricotta & Grilled Lamb Fillet ($19/$32)
The lamb fillets were a little dry and the fettuccini had a fair bite with a tangy tomato sauce.
Quaff's Taste Plate - Chef's Selection for Two ($26)
Terrine, prawns and sweet diced mangoes, and the slightly greasy soft shell crab.
Sticky Slow Roasted Pork Belly & Crackling, Asian Herb Salad & Salted Peanut Brittle ($17)
The crackling was crispy, and the pork belly was sticky and soft.
Tempura Zucchini Flowers stuffed with Spinach, Leek & Fetta, Lemon Chutney ($18)
The zucchini flowers batter was quite heavy with a creamy fetta filling.
The main of the lamb fillet spaghetti.
Chargrilled 450 grams MSA Rib Eye Steak, Crispy Chat Potatoes, Roast Garlic & Thyme Aioli ($38)
Enticingly pink within but the eye fillet steak was the winner of the two. This was rougher and the cut wasn't as tender.
Chargrilled Eye Fillet Steak, Beetroot Tapenade, Grilled Asparagus Spears & Red Wine Tapioca Jus ($36)
The eye fillet steak was pink, tender and juicy, with a delicious red wine jus.
Quaff's Fish Pie - Ovenbaked Ocean Fish Fillet, Fresh Vegetables, Truffle Oil & Cream Sauce ($35)
A gorgeous pie crust, golden and flaky, concealing a fragrant hot creamy fish broth with thick fresh fish slices within.
Passionfruit Brulee Tart, White Chocolate Ice Cream & Passionfruit Syrup ($17)
Traditional Lemon Souffle, Lemon Curd & Vanilla Bean Ice Cream ($19)
The lemon souffle was warm floaty and light, enhanced by a delightful lemon curd atop, with a creamy vanilla ice-cream complementing the fluffy soufle.
Cheeseboard - A selection of Cheeses with Quince Paste, Walnut & Raisin Bread ($21)
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Suzuki has found a very…uncharacteristic way to approach the U.S. market in the entry-level standard segment. After the amazing success of the B-King, the Japanese maker shows the ideal bike to start on and simply satisfy your commuting needs and hour later… after obtaining your license, that is.
By its name, the TU250 is a profitable way for Suzuki to head on as more and more people turn to motorcycling as a result of financial crisis.
The idea behind this all-new bike is as simple as the machine itself: take the engine from the Suzuki GZ250 and add fuel injection to it then mate it to that very same five-speed constant mesh transmission. Now, the 249cc, four-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled, SOHC motor is better valued on the light and nimble chassis that is completely new.
Perfect for commuting and having enough power not to make a foul of you on the interstate, the 2009 TU250 is what I like to call the Bonneville of Suzuki. But that is purely due to the traditional style. In what concerns fuel efficiency, the new bike is top notch as the engine is tuned for low revs, but still retains that nice GZ250 purr despite getting fuel injection. Also, the exhaust system features a catalytic converter for less polluting emissions.
The fuel reservoir is a 3.17-gallon unit and sits on a diamond-shaped steel tube frame. No wonder why standard bikes are the best to start on as they feature the most natural riding position and the lowest seats you can possibly get (in this case, 770mm). While the 149kg curb weight will prove very useful when needed to find your way through crowded streets, you'd better hold on when a truck passes along you on the interstate as the bike is expected to become a little unstable at high speeds due to its light weight. At least you'll be able to stop efficiently due to the hydraulic disk front brake and leading-trailing rear one.
As it is all-new for 2009, we can't give you another reference than the cruiser-like GZ250 which donated the engine and a bunch of other things such as the brakes for example. That model is a decade old now, but didn't feature that much upgrades and it is still carbureted so the TU is simply another solution (a better one, we could say) for that same riding demands.
Together with the 2009 Suzuki TU250, Honda gets a greater competitor for the Nighthawk. Almost a definition for all-around budget motorcycles, the Honda Nighthawk is powered by a carbureted 234cc air-cooled vertical twin-cylinder, SOHC, two valves per cylinder engine.
Also referred to as the CB250, the small Honda is clearly backed up by a more potent powerplant and on top of that it is very light (315 lbs) and nimble. The spoke wheels and comfy suspensions allow for quick passes over speed bumps for example, but you won't be finding any disc brakes on it.
In what concerns the design, this is as simple as you can get, pretty much like the entire bike. MSRP for the 2008 model year is $3,699. That is indeed competitive considering you get a whole other kind of excitement due to that extra cylinder.
What makes the difference in the case of the Suzuki TU250 is the traditional styling. Designers simply created the bike considering that there's no need to add a modern look to it as the retro one still sells. As you take a closer look at the TU250, you notice that it is simply an upright positioned GZ250 and, frankly, start trying not to like the bike if you're more of a demanding kind of person. But your attempt won't be successful as the bike is very charming and even reminds us of that nice British design of the 1960s.
Features such as the classic fenders, round headlight and separated, also round taillight, flat seats positioned almost inline with the gas tank (which could easily find its place on an early Norton or Triumph motorcycle) and the multitude of chromed pieces (mirrors supports, instruments, exhaust, as well as many ornaments) set the Suzuki TU250 apart from the Nighthawk. The entirely new bike is stylish and refined, so it puts the accent on visual attraction, while the Honda is as "standard" as you get.
The most appropriate color to have it painted on for 2009 was considered the simple Red.
Also, Suzuki claims no bigger suggested retail price than for the 2009 GZ250 - $3,499 - which is fairly smaller than the one that the competition has.
Suzuki's latest standard motorcycle makes a perfect choice for those who search for an easy to maneuver decently powered motorcycle. Fuel consumption and comfort also go in the benefits category while the looks will have your wife consider getting a motorcycle driving license as soon as possible. So now you not only know who's going to ride along you in those enjoyable weekend rides, but you also know on which she'll do so.
Engine and Transmission
Displacement: 249cc
Type: 4-stroke, single-cylinder, Air-cooled, SOHC
Bore Stroke: 72.0mm X 61.2mm
Compression Ratio: 9.2:1
Fuel System: Fuel injection
Lubrication: Wet sump
Ignition: Electronic ignition (fully transistorized)
Transmission: 5-speed constant mesh
Final Drive: N/A
Chassis and Dimensions
Suspension Front: Telescopic, coil spring, oil damped
Suspension Rear: Swing-arm type, coil spring, oil damped
Brakes Front: Hydraulic disk
Brakes Rear: Leading-trailing
Tires Front: 90/90-18M/C 51S
Tires Rear: 110/90-18M/C 61S
Overall Length: 2070 mm
Overall Width: 750 mm
Overall Height: 1075 mm
Seat Height: 770 mm
Ground Clearance: N/A
Wheelbase: 1375 mm
Curb Weight: 149 kg
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(b) A debtor in a small business case shall file periodic financial and other reports containing information including—
(2) reasonable approximations of the debtor's projected cash receipts and cash disbursements over a reasonable period;
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(A) in compliance in all material respects with postpetition requirements imposed by this title and the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure; and
(5) if the debtor is not in compliance with the requirements referred to in paragraph (4)(A) or filing tax returns and other required government filings and making the payments referred to in paragraph (4)(B), what the failures are and how, at what cost, and when the debtor intends to remedy such failures; and
(6) such other matters as are in the best interests of the debtor and creditors, and in the public interest in fair and efficient procedures under chapter 11 of this title.
Source(Added Pub. L. 109–8, title IV, § 434(a)(1),Apr. 20, 2005, 119 Stat. 111; amended Pub. L. 111–327, § 2(a)(10),Dec. 22, 2010, 124 Stat. 3558.)
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2010—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 111–327, § 2(a)(10)(A), substituted "debtor in a small business case" for "small business debtor" in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (b)(4) to (6). Pub. L. 111–327, § 2(a)(10)(B), struck out subpar. (A) designation before "whether the debtor" in par. (4) and redesignated cls. (i) and (ii) of former subpar. (A) as subpars. (A) and (B), respectively, redesignated former subpars. (B) and (C) of par. (4) as pars. (5) and (6), respectively, and, in par. (5), substituted "paragraph (4)(A)" for "subparagraph (A)(i)" and "paragraph (4)(B)" for "subparagraph (A)(ii)".
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Pub. L. 109–8, title IV, § 434(b),Apr. 20, 2005, 119 Stat. 111, provided that: "The amendments made by subsection (a) [enacting this section] shall take effect 60 days after the date on which rules are prescribed under section 2075 of title 28, United States Code, to establish forms to be used to comply with section 308 of title 11, United States Code, as added by subsection (a) [See Bankruptcy Form No. 25C, eff. Dec. 1, 2008]."
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Public Works Director Roberto Salinas said the city is using a berm to block off the facility.
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In June, the FDA announced some long-awaited new rules for sunscreen. But the agency declined to weigh in on the use of nano-particles in sunscreens, even as health concerns related to the technology are mounting. Shutterstock Scientists have discovered that tiny particles of materials have different properties than bigger chunks. The discovery has opened a […] [Read More]
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It won't be New Mexico's first, or even 20th, ghost town. But it will be the first to be built intentionally. Plazak via Wikimedia Commons Part of the NM ghost town of Lake Valley The blandly named Center will occupy 20 square miles, complete with highways and houses and commercial buildings in newer and older […] [Read More]
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A lot of pregnant moms-to-be are steering clear of plastic these days. A new study suggests they've got good reason to do so. Children who had higher levels of prenatal exposure to pthalates had lower motor skills test results at age 3. Girls with higher exposure levels also tested lower for mental skills as toddlers […] [Read More]
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Central Vermont might be the last place you would expect to experience a Chinese banquet, but the varied and subtle flavors on the menu at A Single Pebble are inspired by palatial dishes from half-way around the world. Spin the lazy susan on the table to steal chopstick pinches of your friends' dishes, full of savory bean curd and Szechuan sauce. Order the evocatively named Chop Your Head Off soup, the Ants Climbing a Tree noodles, or Mock Eel—a braised shitake mushroom dish with a legion of loyal followers. Vegetarians will be delighted by the variety on a menu that liberates them from the doldrums of rice and noodles. Try the battered fried walnuts and you'll swear off veggie fried rice forever.


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It's hard not to want to believe in talents like Alfonso Cuaron (of the amazing Gravity) and J.J. Abrams (no TV explanation necessary). These two very busy visionaries lend their names, and Cuaron his directing chops (in the pilot episode, anyway), for NBC's otherwise painfully derivative Believe (Monday, 10/9c), which plays like one of those middling Stephen King melodramas about supernaturally gifted children on the run for their lives.
Cuaron elevates the stock clichés with visual motifs of a butterfly providing mystical guidance and a dizzying flock of pigeons (my idea of a living nightmare) subduing a Big Bad Female Assassin in a loft. It's a handsome looking pilot, even at its most predictably familiar. And as Bo, the spunky little girl whose psychic and paranormal gifts seem to have no end — or, maddeningly, definition — Johnny Sequoyah is agreeable company, never too cute even when the script calls for Bo to be cloyingly precious. Because believe it or not, Believe feels it necessary to squelch the chase-thriller elements with schmaltzy subplots reminiscent of Fox's short-lived Touch. Bo knows goodness, and in between close calls as she eludes her well-funded potential kidnappers, she somehow finds time to inspire a young doctor to get past his crisis of confidence.
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Born more than 2,000 years ago, the Roman poet Lucretius really belongs to our day.
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There he speaks of tiny, indivisible bits called atoms ("all/are sundered into particles of matter") and something that even sounds like a description of DNA ("each thing has but one substance/marked and designed to bring it into being"). And how about this cautionary attitude to religion: "More commonly/religion has prompted vile and vicious acts." His viewpoint, unfortunately, is all too familiar to us.
W.W. Norton has reissued Frank O. Copley's translation of this wondrous poem to coincide with Stephen Greenblatt's "The Swerve: How the World Became Modern" (W.W. Norton: 356 pp., $26.95), an equally wondrous book about how this classic was nearly lost and why Western civilization would be much poorer if that had happened.
Nominated for this year's National Book Award for nonfiction, "The Swerve" has a subtitle claiming a vast subject area, but Greenblatt wisely concentrates his focus upon Lucretius' marvelous work and the adventures of Poggio Bracciolini. Bracciolini was a 15th Century papal emissary and bookhunter who rescued Lucretius' work from a German monastery shelf where dampness was guaranteed to destroy it if the bookworms — called "the teeth of time" — didn't feast on it first.
"The prime hunting grounds for Poggio and his fellow book hunters were the libraries of old monasteries, for good reason," Greenblatt explains. "For long centuries monasteries had been virtually the only institutions that cared about books."
Such hunters risked beatings by the monks — if they tried to steal the monasteries' books — and often they used gold and flattery to win over a stern abbot and receive permission to make a copy. A monastery's books, Greenblatt explains, were valuable in other ways: The calfskin upon which the monks copied ancient texts was a precious commodity in pre-printing-press days and could be reused by scratching off what was there. (Can you imagine what was lost?)
This interest in the classical past, Greenblatt notes, was fueled by far more than money. There was a growing fascination with antiquity, and collectors paid fabulous sums for old objects overlooked as junk. People were eager to enter the mindset of the past, and a text like Lucretius' provided a luminous doorway into a glorious, distant world. This growing cultural attitude was unexpected and signaled the coming of the Renaissance — Lucretius referred to unpredictable changes with the word "clinamen," which Greenblatt says refers to "a swerve" (also "slope" or "incline," though hardly as vivid for a book title).
For Poggio, however, part of the reason for his bookhunting did involve money. His years of maneuvering as a secular member in the Roman Curia amounted to nothing. He rose to become apostolic secretary to the wily, corrupt Pope John XXIII, who was deposed in 1415 (his name was erased from the books until Giuseppe Roncalli, the architect of Vatican II, claimed it for himself in 1958). Out of a job, Poggio turned to bookhunting and began recovering invaluable works, like those by the Roman rhetorician Quintilian.
Soon his friends were hailing him as the great "restorer of antiquity" and, on a journey to a German monastery (believed to be the Abbey of Fulda), he retrieved Lucretius' "On the Nature of Things" though he couldn't know then what he was preserving: "a book that would help in time to dismantle his entire world."
As he did in "Will in the World," his 2004 study of Shakespeare, Greenblatt writes with great charm and cinematic flair as much about the times as about Lucretius and Bracciolini.
He introduces us to weary monastic scribes who spent long hours copying books (and sometimes complaining of their weariness in the margins). We learn about the avid collectors Petrarch and Niccolo Niccoli; the hypocrisy and obscenity of the papal court; and the teachings of the Greek philosopher Epicurus, whom Lucretius championed.
"Epicurean" has long been used to describe anyone who indulges in sensual pleasures. But as Greenblatt points out, this was an exaggeration by Christian writers — one of the earliest smear campaigns, perhaps? — who wanted to steer attention away from Epicurus' godless view of nature, a view that Lucretius explores in his poem.
What Epicurus, and Lucretius, argued for wasn't freedom from God, Greenblatt explains, but freedom from fear. They opposed the notion of a lightning-bolt-wielding judge hovering over our heads, demanding supplication and worship. It wasn't that either thinker denied the existence of the gods: Instead they believed that the gods would be "utterly indifferent to the doings of any beings other than themselves.…" This might alarm die-hard believers, but, as Greenblatt points out, it also encouraged artists and thinkers to shake off fears of eternal torment and approach the natural world with a renewed sense of wonder.
Without a divine overseer protecting each person's destiny, though, Lucretius knew the fate of his own work was uncertain. That may be why, early in "On the Nature of Things," he makes a very theistic-sounding appeal to the goddess Venus to watch over what he has written: magis aeternum da dictis, diva. In Copley's translation, the line is "Grant then to my words, Lady, a deathless charm." ("Deathless charm" is a gorgeous invention.)
Considering the turmoil after the Roman Empire crumbled, Lucretius needed more than just "deathless charm" to guarantee the survival of his words.
He needed Poggio to find them.


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A Perrysburg woman who admitted to stealing more than $100,000 from youth organizations will spend more than three years in prison for her crimes.
Kiki Lorann was sentenced to serve 39 months in prison on Tuesday in Wood County Common Please Court. Lorann must also pay back the $110,000 she took from six Perrysburg youth baseball leagues and two parent teacher organizations. Her son was even a member of one of the baseball teams.
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Our senior seminar psychology course required us to assess the Rhodes Vision statement, and it came to our attention that the college did not have a comprehensive alumni survey. We thought Rhodes needed insight from past students to explore its mission statement, so we decided to develop an online survey that would help fulfill the needs of the Alumni Office and demonstrate Rhodes' impact on its alums throughout their lives. It was the first comprehensive alumni survey for Rhodes, examining all areas of the college including such topics as the Honor Code, Rhodes' Presbyterian heritage, academics and extracurricular activities. The project gave us an amazing hands-on research experience and an opportunity to put our four years of psychology instruction and theory into application. Besides helping Rhodes, it's given us a chance to give back to a college that has given so much to us.Emily Deichmann '07
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3. Nafisi's students are reading the 'classics' of contemporary Western literature--Fitzgerald, Nabokov, Miller. Why did she choose these authors? Which authors would you have selected?
4. Why do Nafisi and her family stay in Tehran for so long when they could leave? Why did some people leave and what were they hoping for?
5. During these years the government of Iran was censoring what people were able to read, including works of fiction. Why did the government want to control what people read? Is there a time when you think this would be an appropriate action?
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DETROIT (Reuters) - The Detroit Tigers arrived back on their home turf Friday to overcast skies, chilly temperatures and a lot of griping by the locals about the winter-like weather.
Detroit manager Jim Leyland, however, could not be happier with the conditions.
After losing the first two games of the World Series to the San Francisco Giants under sunny skies at AT&T Park, the Tigers hope a change in scenery will amount to a reversal of fortune.
"This is the World Series," said Leyland. "It's cold for everybody. It's cold for the fans, the beer is cold, everything is cold. It's great, enjoy it."
The Tigers dropped the opening two games of the series 8-3 and 2-0, playing nothing like the brash team that swept the New York Yankees in the American League Championship Series.
Game Three of the best-of-seven series is Saturday at Comerica Park. The next two games, if necessary, will also be in Detroit.
San Francisco entered the World Series having survived six win-or-go-home games against the Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals.
For a team many believed fortunate just to be playing in the Fall Classic, they are out-performing the Tigers in all phases of the game.
"We're down two games, but that's in the past," said Tigers right-hander Anibal Sanchez, the Game Three starter. "At this moment every day we start over. Tomorrow we need to start over.
"We need to forget what happened in San Francisco. I know we've got the talent. That's why we're here. We've got a pretty good team, so we're going to fight it to the end."
The Giants have held 2-0 advantages in the World Series four times in the franchise's existence and each time they have gone on to win the championship.
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"To this point in two games we haven't. That's really it. There's nothing more to it."
If the Tigers' offense is going to break out on Saturday, they will have to do it against the Giants' hottest pitcher, Ryan Vogelsong.
Leyland told reporters the Giants had better get used to Detroit's raw temperatures.
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What if time travel is all in our heads? In the 1970s, artist Simon Morley has the opportunity to put just such a theory to the test when he is recruited by a top-secret government agency to experiment with time travel. Si is trained to ignore the modern world and to focus exclusively on a specific time and place in the past. When he is fully schooled in the culture of the late Victorian era, Si is installed in one of New York City's historic architectural landmarks, the Dakota. By immersing himself in the environment, clothing, food, reading material, and lifestyle of a different era, and with the right hypnotic influence at the right moment, Si is expected to be able to walk outside and find himself in Central Park circa 1880. Si is astonished and thrilled when the experiment works. But when his journeys to the past are complicated by romance and a reluctance to cooperate with the agency in charge, his success is severely questioned and everything Si believes in is challenged. This is a finely-wrought story, rich in atmosphere and intimate detail, so the reader is every bit as involved in the experiments and experiences as Si. Time and Again is an early example of an illustrated novel as well; there are pages of photographs of late nineteenth century New York so the reader can actually see what Si sees. Time and Again is as graceful and thoughtful a version of time travel as you will ever have the pleasure to read.
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It saddens me that this charming story is not talked about more these days. Finney creates a startlingly vivid portrait of 19th-century New York, replete with old photographs of the people and places mentioned within. As his protagonist falls more deeply under the past's spell, so do we, and the final moments will leave you breathless. Worthy of a mass rediscovery by passionate readers of all genres.
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Decorating with Large Mirrors
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Mirrors are not only beautiful, but also functional accessories that can make a living area appear larger than its actual size. When using mirrors to add style to at home, we prefer the larger mirrors that make an undeniable statement. A long standing dream is to one day own a loft with a floor to ceiling mirror such as the featured photo.
Photos shown above, left to right:
• Mirrored Wall: We can't stop staring at the the visually stimulating mirrored wall. It commands attention and we appreciate that the mirror is broken up into smaller squares versus being one large sheet of glass.
• NYC Apartment Bedroom Mirror: If we got dressed in this bedroom, we would never have to worry about having to share a mirror with someone else in the morning. On the downside, it would be hard to escape our reflection in the mirror. As vain as we think we can be sometimes, we are not sure if we want to look at ourselve all day.
• Formal Dining Room Mirror: In our opinion, a large mirror fits seamlessly into a classic or modern dining room.
• Full Length Bedroom Mirror: Large mirrors are a must for the bedroom and full length mirrors are especially helpful for composing the day's wardrobe.
• Breakfast Area Mirror: Mirrors are great tools to define an area in a larger room.
Where do you use over scale mirrors in your home?
(Images: Patricia Gray blogspot, Desire to Inspire blog)
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Love the aesthetic, but would definitely not want to look at myself across the table or bed! Just does something to my feng shui, eh!
I really like the first pick. It reads at first glance as a warehouse window, and this look could be achived with ikea mirrors. They sell a square one like this in packs.
At first glance I thought the mirrors in the first image was a window. Looks amazing.
Our current house came with a mirrored wall in the dining room. It had the same effect decor-wise as the mirror in the third photo. It did make our small dining room seem a lot bigger but it was also kind of annoying to see ourselves in it all the time. We eventually removed it and I hung a lot of framed pictures instead. The glass in the frames reflects lots of light and it ended up having almost the same effect as the mirror. Huh!
I love the coffee table and rug in #1. Any idea of the sources or similar?
Love the first picture.
I have been thinking about ways to add some mirrors into some of my small spaces without as northcoast mentioned bad placement.
I like the way this one is framed and on the side
and this one is interesting, makes a little dressing area nook and reflecting a nice vignette-
You do realize that the featured photo is simply a wall painted black with identical frameless mirrors mounted directly to the wall?
Anyone could do this for not alot of money or skill.
Bepsf - I didn't even realize that it was many mirrors vs. one large mirror. It is a little bit of an optical illusion, so thanks for pointing that out.
I hung a giant gold ornately gilded framed mirror, 40"x60" over a simple serpentine contemporary mahogany sideboard in my apartment entry. The two contrasting pieces play off one another while the mirror enhances the light by reflecting natural and artificial light in the space.
Oh my god I want to copy that first image so badly. Those mirrors are $5 for a 4 pack at Ikea. WANT
wow that make the first picture more interesting. Bepsf- what size monitor screen do you have, missed that entirely I am blaming in on my MacBook.
Just your standard 15" screen - Nothing special.
What gave it away were the sprinkler-system pipes running through what appears to be the "frame" on the upper left...
...the heavy white baseboards of the wall down below...
...and the lack of wall revealed behind this "Giant Mirror"
I'm sorry, but I typically equate enormous mirrors with sleaze. It probably has something to do with having stayed in a ridiculously overdone 1990's hotel where every room had at least one wall that was floor-to-ceiling mirror (and the bedrooms also had mirrored closet doors). There's just something about looking at the TV and seeing reflections of your family members watching it gape-mouthed that's unappealing... not to mention having no ability to escape the relentless presence of mirrors EVERYWHERE. I've been soured on them ever since. The 90's did a great disservice to a lot of really wonderful decorative elements.
I do agree, though, when employed properly, mirrors can do marvelous things for brightening rooms and making them seem much more spacious.
bepsf- well then like I've said before you have a keen eye.
Mirrors pointed at the bed only work if you have a porn-worthy body. Otherwise you'll just catch glimpses of yourself in strange angles and have the mood killed when you realize you really look like that when you do that.
I am the designer responsible for the first two rooms featured in this blog post.
To answer your question @ishwarke, the cocktail table is by Ochre - and is called the rectangular moon table. The carpet is an oushak rug, and it was purchased in the wholesale carpet district in New York City. There was a very in-depth feature on Poppytalk of this apartment last week. All known sources are here: http://poppytalk.blogspot.com/2010/04/home-sweet-home-tour-no-4-amy-beth-cupp.html
The grid of mirrors:
There are 48 of them. I used the exact proportions that are featured throughout the apartment's 13 8.5x5.5 foot 12 over 12 double-hung windows.
Many who entered the space thought they were simply a window and at second glance realized it was an optical illusion.
It helped to make a relatively small space appear much lighter and brighter. Not to mention, during the day it reflected the beautiful cast iron Soho building across the street!
In the evening when the off white floor to ceiling drapes were pulled, the mirrors were nearly undetectable. If you want to see more photos of it, check out the post that Desire to Inspire did that was strictly about the black wall: http://www.desiretoinspire.net/blog/2007/11/14/black-mirrored-wall.html
As for the mirror in the back bedroom: You can see the floor plan on the desire to inspire post that you've linked to within this post.
The huge mirror reflected the one and only south facing window in our apartment. It is approximately the same dimension as the one South facing window and reflected the view. (The view being where the world trade once stood, and the backs of Cast Iron Buildings.) From most angles in the bedroom/lounge area all you could see was sky and the view.
In the afternoon (as the sun was setting) the mirror helped to brighten the bedroom area.
I rarely went into that part of the apartment outside of when I was turning in for the night. I never thought twice about catching a glimpse, it was usually too dark to see anything! ;)
P.S. We've since sold that apartment and moved. I am due to start on a new gut-renovation project for our new home this Summer.
abcddesigns - thank you for providing detailed information for the designs in two of the featured photos.
Well said. Here in my NYC loft, on a very high floor with a great amount of glass, I have several large mirrors placed that create amazing shadowed reflections during the day and frame the skyline as windows at night. When doen tastefully, they are the best artwork, Thanks, Marcia
I'm loving that first one too... and love the idea that you could IKEA hack it cheaply!! :)
Hillary, lover of all large styled mirrors :)
Love 4th image. You give me inspiration to buy large mirror for my bedroom. Thanks. Keep sharing


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