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A Different Kind of Kitchen Cupboard
Remember a couple of weeks ago when I was all, "Damn you, Ione Skye! Open shelving just ain't my jam!"? Well, now Elle Interiør is making me give open shelving another look because LOOK HOW AWESOME THIS IS. It's a shadow boxes mounted on a wall, all made of bamboo.
One of my gripes about open shelves was that I didn't have that many dishes and such, so invariably, my kitchen would look a bit...sparse. But this option is all about the mixing of dishes with vases and cookbooks à la art gallery, which is pretty nice. However, no matter how cool this looks, the idea of dusting that many shelves (and vases) makes me shudder. For what it's worth, though, this kitchen is pretty, pretty, PRETTY good. See the rest of the kitchen over at Elle Interiør.
(Images: Elle Interiør)
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I laughed so hard at your "just ain't my jam!" quote that I almost forgot to read the actual post. Hilarious! Like the shelves, too.
nice! why do kitchen cupboard have to be so traditional and structured? i really like this idea.
AWESOME! The wooden boxes idea is great---I love the first pic. But somehow I'm not in love with the pale blue and avacado color touches they added to this kitchen. I think I would leave mine all wood so the objets d'art would add the color.
I dunno. This looks nice, but would probably make my OCD unbearable. :)
love, want this kitchen cupboard!
It's cool but a little too trendy looking for my taste. I'd be ready for a change in about 6 months.
anyone know where the 3 pendants on the left are from?
This reminds me of a wall in a coffee shop/bar here in Dallas! They have a huge wall (20'x20') built similarly to this with crazy tchotchkes in all the blocks!
Cool--but probably far too cool.
We've got open shelving and we keep the most used stuff on them--everyday dishes, mugs, and glasses--and there's never dust buildup because everything gets used often. The stuff that isn't used much is away in closed under-counter cabinets or hutches--and those get a lot of dust because they just sit there waiting for a holiday.
Its a little too "look at my collection of random bowls". Would be great in a retail setting, but not in a functioning kitchen.
It looks awesome and I'd like to see it with actual kitchenware on the shelves.
Uh.. how long does it take to unload your dishwasher? How many people actually cook and eat here?
where do they store food? not so pretty with open shelving. better for a retail store display.
as someone who doesnt store food since i only buy what i'll eat in the next 3-4 days, this is an amazing concept. i never imagined not having traditional kitchen cupboards. for my 2nd rental kitchen (studio sized space) this could really work. ahh so many ideas now.
ps - i live in my studio space and the house portion is for my OCD sister who would hate this. just for reference :)
Thank you happyleaf for remembering that I can't have the dishes showing in the kitchen. You are welcome to build this in your space though, it is very pretty. I'll even help you keep it square :)
<3 the "OCD sister" (you've got trash duty for that one)
I did this!--sort of... on a really small scale, and painted them white to go with my tiny kitchen. They are definitely different...I still have mixed feelings about the open shelving thing but I think it works for certain kitchen types. I like it, anyways! Kind of reminds me of the wine-box kitchen shelving post that was up a long, long time ago, which is where i got the idea when looking for alternate kitchen cabinets/shelves on the diy side...
I've got a smaller version of this going on in my lounge room. Pain in the ass to dust, but it's great for things you like to have around, but don't have the bench space for - plus when you change it around you feel like you've completely redecorated.
Stunning, especially the thin bamboo boards -- another execution of the same idea might really reek. But more appropriate for another room of the house, living or family maybe. (My kitchen stuff is not nearly so coordinated or lovely as the cabinet calls for...)

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Nike Air Yeezy 2 "Givenchy" by Mache Customs
September 18th, 2013 by Brendan Dunne | 10 comments
If you're gonna outfit the Air Yeezy with a custom look, you might as well given it one that Mr. West himself would actually appreciate. We assumed he'd be down with this, a version of the "Solar Red" iteration that slaps on an interpretation of the Givenchy birds of paradise print. As far as we can tell the shoes remain the same otherwise, but the view is unfortunately pretty limited here. Tell us if you like the look down in the comments and then get in touch with Mache for any inquiries as far as custom sneakers are concerned.
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Not really a fan of the execution, but i like the quality of the artwork though.
Not necessary! SMH at customs
Looks lazy
aint much of a change...
He should have did the givenchy Rottweiler! Than I would have dug em, because Rottweilers are the best dogs
Look like some played out reject ed hardy shit! Thumbs down with a Louisiana boot to these shits! All air yeezy shits are overrated
Im throwing in the towel. Best customs ever period. Fuck what ya'll think
Ever??? You don't even believe that bruh. Stop lying to yourself before you start to believe it!
@qtbigwatts I'm reading his comment as pure sarcasm at it's best or worst depending on who you ask and maybe, just maybe he's trying to flame up some comments cause he knows so many ppl would be like wtf bruh? you fi real? The Yeezy is an overrated shoe, created by a fairly talented rapper and now painted by one of the bigger customizers in the game. No disrespect to him but I agree with the above commentor who said these joints look lazy. They must be reps and Mache was like whatever.


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Forward Divock Origi scored one goal and set up the other as Lille beat Nantes 2-0 at home Sunday to move top of the French league, while Marseille leapfrogged Bordeaux into second place with a 3-1 win at Evian.
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The 19-year-old Origi, who is on loan from Liverpool and played for Belgium at the World Cup, opened the scoring in the 47th with a powerful header. He created the second goal for Portuguese midfielder Marco Lopes three minutes later.
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A Great Thanksgiving Banquet!
"Everyone capable of thanksgiving is capable of salvation and eternal joy." - Fr. Alexander Schmemann
Once in seminary I was told that Fr. Alexander Schmemann used to say that Thanksgiving is truly the most Christian of all American holidays. I certainly agree! With all the family, food and warm thanks offered, one can easily imagine that our Thanksgiving meal is a foretaste of the Great Thanksgiving Banquet to come!
But for so many this week, Thanksgiving is a harsh reminder of the loneliness and overwhelming struggle just to "make it" that they feel every day...
This thanksgiving season FOCUS NA volunteers have helped to prepare and distribute Thanksgiving baskets and have served thousands of warm holiday meals. They also have taken time to visit with those who would otherwise have gone without food or family. I wish everyone could join us at least once to serve a meal in a FOCUS Center and see how thankful people are for what is offered and sit to listen to their stories first hand. To be honest, I feel that the poor we serve are often so much more thankful for the little they have than I have ever been for all that I enjoy. But times are hard and getting harder. That's why we are so thankful for your generous gift today.
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Sixteen years have passed and Renesmee is turning sixteen. The problem is that she has not stopped aging. She is not allowed to see Charlie or even attend school. She spends most her time with Jacob. She doesn't know that Jacob has imprinted on her. I hope you all love my preface!!
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I knew I was winning the race as soon as it started. I could hear my opponent far behind me, trying to catch up. I laughed quietly, but I knew he could still hear me.
"C'mon Jacob," I called out to him. "You always let me win. Or am I really that fast?"
I heard Jacob's wolfy chuckle-or at least I hoped it was a chuckle. His paws began to claw at the ground harder, pushing himself faster. His breathing picked up by just a second, and he was practically a rocket. He was now four hundred yards away from me. I began to worry.
I pushed myself foward, hopping that I could still be in the lead. It wasn't easy being half human and half vampire. I was faster than a human but a bit slower than a vampire. I hated that.
Jacob was now one hundred yards away from me. I could hear him breathing evenly, as if he was walking instead of running. He past me just seconds later with a huge grin on his face. He jumped into the bushes and disappeared.
I slowed down a bit, to annoyed to continue. I met Jacob in the backyard of my home. He was in his human form now, still grinning. When I walked to stand next to him, he said, "You didn't really think you faster than me, did you, Nessie?"
"A little," I admitted.
Jacob laughed. "Think again."
I rolled my eyes but smiled. We both walked to the front of the house, hearing the conversation in the living room. I saw mom and dad with auntie Alice and uncle Jasper when I looked through the window. Jasper had a worried look of his face.
When we both entered the room, a wave of frustraion appeared. Jasper must be in a bad mood. I took three steps when aunt Rosalie walked down the stairs. She smiled at me, and then frowned when she looked at Jacob.
"I guess Nessie walked the dog today," Rosalie muttured in a dusgusted voice.
Jacob grinned. "Aw c'mon Rosalie, I know you love me being here. I see you made it down the steps and being able to talk without falling this time. I'm proud of you."
Rosalie rolled her eyes at him and went to go sit next to Alice while Jacob walked off to the kitchen. I heard the fridge door open.
I sat next to mom, who was frowning at Rosalie when she said, "That mut needs to stop coming in here like he owns the place."
"Rose," mom said, "Jacob is welcomed here any time. You know that."
Dad scoffed. "That can be rearranged."
Mom glared at him. "You two just have to consider that Jacob is going to be part of the family soon, so you have to learn to like him."
"You don't even like the idea of it," Jasper noted.
Mom shrugged.
"What are you guys talkig about?" I asked, confused.
Mom looked uneasy. "I'll tell you later."
Alice coughed, trying to hide laughter. Dad grinned and said, "That is exactly what I am talking about."
Mom, Jasper, Rosalie, and I were confused now. We waited for an answer.
Instead Alice shook her head and said, "That's not really what it means. Remember, it can change-which will be soon. I'm sure of it."
Dad tried not to frown and look at me, but he couldn't help it.
I knew what they were talking about: my future. Now that Alice was able to see my future, dad has made her keep tabs on me 24/7. I owe it all to grandpa Carlisle.
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Not only does Coldplay get headlines and photo spreads, now the apartment of one of its members does, too.
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A photo layout showing the apartment is available on Elle Decor 's website and includes eight pictures of the space, including one with Buckland and his wife and two young children. Should you wish to feel closer to Coldplay, there's plenty of information on the furnishings and even the name of the firm that designed the space.
The article notes that Jonny Buckland spends most of his time in the U.K. but brings his family to their New York City home several times a year, sometimes for more than a month at a time.
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Michael "Mick" Hucknall (born 8 June 1960) is an English pop singer and songwriter. Formerly the lead singer of the modestly successful punk rock band the Frantic Elevators, Hucknall achieved international fame in the 1980s as the lead singer and songwriter of the soul-influenced pop band Simply Red, with whom he enjoyed a 25-year career and eventually sold over 50 million albums. Hucknall is recognisable for his smooth, distinctive voice and wide vocal range, as well as his red curly hair. He has been described by critic Trevor J. Leeden as "one of the truly great blue-eyed soul singers".
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Creamy Chicken & Broccoli Stew Recipe
Shh! Don't tell anyone! This recipe is so simple, but you'd never know it. My husband, who normally doesn't like chicken, asks for this dish regularly. —Mary Watkins, Little Elm, TX
- 8 bone-in chicken thighs, skin removed (about 3 pounds)
- 1 cup Italian salad dressing
- 1/2 cup white wine or chicken broth
- 6 tablespoons butter, melted, divided
- 1 tablespoon dried minced onion
- 1 tablespoon garlic powder
- 1 tablespoon Italian seasoning
- 3/4 teaspoon salt, divided
- 3/4 teaspoon pepper, divided
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 2 cups frozen broccoli florets, thawed
- 2 pounds red potatoes, quartered
- Place chicken in a 4-qt. slow cooker. Combine the salad dressing, wine, 4 tablespoons butter, onion, garlic powder, Italian seasoning, 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon pepper in a small bowl; pour over chicken.
- Cover and cook on low for 5 hours. Skim fat. Combine the soup, cream cheese and 2 cups of liquid from slow cooker in a small bowl until blended; add to slow cooker.
- Cover and cook 45 minutes longer or until chicken is tender, adding the broccoli during the last 30 minutes of cooking.
- Meanwhile, place potatoes in a large saucepan and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 15-20 minutes or until tender. Drain and return to pan. Mash potatoes with the remaining butter, salt and pepper. Serve with chicken and broccoli mixture. Yield: 8 servings.
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The bones aggravated me. Next time I'm use boneless chicken, but that's just me. It was rich and delicious, and tasted even better the second day! I just skipped the whole "potato" part and served it in bowls, as a soup/stew....yummy.
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Ahhhh, yet another Chicken/Broccoli dish. We love this. I use white potatoes instead of red, and fresh broccoli crowns. Oh YUM!
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Easy to make, inexpenstive. Substitued low fat/low calorie items and still had terrific flavor. Used 3 cups brocolli.
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too rich for our tastes
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Made this for dinner and the whole family enjoyed it, the husband approved and the 2 year old asked for more! Will def. make again.


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When you think of Guatemala, what comes to mind? Poverty? Danger? Disease? These were some of my thoughts before I embarked on my journey to help the "treasures" of the Guatemala City Garbage Dump. Since returning from Guatemala, whenever I think of the country the first thing that comes to mind is an eight-year-old boy, Franco Fernando Yax. Franco is a young Guatemalan boy with whom I formed a special relationship through my volunteer work in Guatemala.
The treasures of the Garbage Dump Community scavenge through the trash to find anything of worth that they can sell, reuse, or recycle. These treasures work long hours and only make around three U.S. dollars per day. They are then expected to support their children with this meager income. The children are the third generation of people to be born into this horrific situation and it is extremely difficult to create a life outside of the dump. This summer I was in Guatemala with twenty-six other volunteers from Barrington. Our group built houses, bunk beds, and futures for the treasures of the Guatemala City Garbage Dump. We volunteered through Potters House, a non-for profit organization in Guatemala City whose purpose is to help the people of the Garbage Dump Community. In the mornings, we built houses and bunk beds for the families in need. Then in the afternoons we held soccer camps and dance camps for children in the community. My life was altered during the soccer camp; this is when I met Franco.
On the first day of the soccer camp, as I was trying to process and control all of the chaos, I suddenly felt someone jump on my back and shout "!corre! !corre!" "Run!"
This someone was Franco. After I instinctively obeyed the young boy's command and ran it soon became apparent that I was in the middle of a game of tag between Franco and his friends. Franco and I were both figuratively and literally inseparable for the rest of the day, he would not get off my back. The constant piggyback ride is how I earned the nickname "el caballo", the horse, from the Guatemalan boys.
Over the next few days of camp, Franco and I bonded even further. He let me into his life and I let him into mine. We took pictures, wrote letters, and played soccer. Franco brought me to tears with his hysterics and with his depressing situation. Everyday I could not help but wonder where this young, naive soul would be in six months? Five years? Ten years? I did not want to see this jubilant, innocent boy end up scavenging garbage for a few dollars a day or living on the side of the road addicted to drugs. I was not going to let this happen, I just needed to figure out how.
Finally, the grimly anticipated last day of our journey arrived and thus came the hardest part of the trip – the goodbye. However, this melancholy goodbye came with a silver lining. I talked to the Potters House staff and they agreed to put Franco on the waiting list for their youth program. Potters House has a youth program that provides meals, tutoring, and emotional and spiritual support to two hundred children in the community. I was fortunate enough to be able to deliver this news to Franco and his family along with a promise that I will write Franco letters. I can only pray that this will be enough to help guide Franco on the right path out of the Garbage Dump Community and on to bigger and better things.
As I reflect on my journey and the many experiences that I encountered, the question that continually plagues my mind is whether I helped Franco more or whether he helped me more? Franco allowed me to discover something about myself that cannot be bought at the store or taught in school.
Franco assisted me in discovering genuine empathy. His situation helped me treat others' problems like they are my own and enabled me to feel the pain that another is experiencing.
Franco Fernando Yax, thank you for helping me uncover this previously dormant ability.


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Volume 62 Issue 62 E Monday, April 17, 2000 Signpost w B R T A T U N V R T Y FT POST 4 Love story suffers as fists fly in "Romeo Must Die." - Page 8 sports Dan Del Vecchio (shown) and Luke Condill are leaving Weber Slate's basketball program. Page 10. Jazz vs. Lakers. See who wins, according to two fanatics. - Page 1 0 Coning Soon Commencement is quickly approaching. The Signpost honors WSU's top graduates in our Graduation Special Section. nsatber Today v"t High: 68 V Low: 50 Windy, warm Tuesday High: 68' Low: 48 Cloudy Wednesday High: 60 Low: 40 Cloudy Source: www. standard.net By Preston McConkie asst. news editor-The Signpost Forget excuses about Weber State University being a commuter campus. Nearly a thousand students, faculty and staff commuted on a Saturday to enjoy the cuisine, atmosphere and entertainment at a banquet sponsored by the International Students Club. Last year saw 500 people attend the banquet, and the reputation that followed it led to this year'sabove-capacity turnout, said Mindy Derrick, assistant to the director for the International Students Office. "We probably turned away a hundred people," she said as she paused between last-minute instructions. Around her, students scrambled to ready a European fashion show. At least 750 people had been seated, and ushers weren't sure how many might have slipped in without a ticket. While nearly every seat at the hundred-or-so banquet tables was filled, at least a hundred people were lined up at chafing dishes squatting over blue sterno flames. The place was filled with the smell of the cultural element Americans most easily appreciate: food. 'I decided to get a little culture' Aaron Pelch, WSU football player Second-term International Students Senator Sammy Inkumsah, of Ghana, had no time for conversation. In his traditional West African tunic and trousers, he hustled from emergency to emergency, fighting to keep the pudding and punch, bulgogi and curried rice flowing. Eventually, dessert was being served directly from rolling racks of pans. There wasn't time to get it onto the tables. ; ? -s'! ' '13 Meleisa Mason (above left), Kayla Fox (above right) and Annie Winchester (below) of Otyokwa sorority wash cars Saturday to raise funds for Matt Maw. Greeks clean up for Matt Maw By Tanna Barry news editor-The Signpost Weber State University's Greeks broke out the soap and towels and put on their walking shoes Saturday for a good cause Mait Maw. The fund-raiser was the final competition for Greek Week, which came to an end Saturday with a banquet. "It went really well." said Shauni Stewart, Greek Council's Women Vice President. "We were really surprised with the turnout from the Greek system as well as the community." Stewart said community members stopped to donate money even after the fund-raiser officially ended and Greek Council was counting for grand totals. J Members from the eight fraternities and sororities collected $2,118. more than double their goal. "We just really had a good response," Stewart said. Paula Limburg, Maw's mother, was See Greeks page 3 Half a dozen football players massed at one end of a table, threatening to create a gravity well that would collapse the ballroom. Wildcat defensive end Aaron Pelch and his buddies scoured off the eggrolls, noodles and Sri Lankan friend potatoes, then leaned on their elbows to watch the friendly pandemonium. "I decided to get a little culture," said Pelch, who purchased five tickets and hauled his teammates along. "We saw the menu and it looked good. We decided, 'what the heck.'" "International students are so friendly," said WSU student Jeff Petersen from another corner of the ballroom. "I don't even know these people, but they're all like your friends. I think we need to learn to be more like that." Nearby, newly elected executive vice president Megan Hall sat with her husband, Jeremy. Megan always smiles, but she didn't stand out as much as usual Saturday night. Nearly everyone was smiling. "We need a bigger room See International page 6 Republicans convene to choose new leaders By Janele F. Leatham asst. copy editor-The Signpost By Linda Loveland managing editor-The Signpost Frank Guliuzza's only campaign sign sat against a stake holding up an "Elect Mark Shurtleff ' banner in front of the Val A. Browning Center Saturday at the Weber County Republican Party 2000 Nominating Convention. "Frank Guliuzza," it said, "The man whose name you can't pronounce." It's guh-loo-zuh, and the Weber State University political science professor is running against four-term incumbent Sen. Orrin Hatch. Hatch, Gov. Mike Leavitt, Rep. Jim Hansen and Sen. Robert Bennett attended the convention. Bennett is not running for re-election this year, but expressed support for Hatch, Hansen and Leavitt. Every couple of years. Republican delegates convene to elect the officials who will end up on the ballot, said Barney B. Chapman, chairman of the county party. "This is where people have the opportunity to actually input and select who represents us as residents of Weber County and residents of our state," Chapman said. "It helps us ensure that we have people in office that represent our values as a people." Republicans and Democrats met in caucus meetings March 27 in neighborhoods throughout the state to select delegates to represent their respective communities at the convention. Chapman, a WSU alumnus, said that anywhere from 80 to 120 WSU students were involved in the convention through the College Republicans. "We always appreciate "This is where people have the opportunity to actually input and select who represents us as residents of Weber County and residents of our state." Barney B. Chapman using the great facilities here at Weber State," he said. Chapman has been involved in the Republican party since he was 14 years old. "I just believe that as a citizen, if we want better government, each individual needs to do his part to make a contribution to government," Chapman said. Convention delegates voted on candidates for all Utah offices that are up for re-election in 2000, including State Senate and 1 louse of Representatives. They also elected delegates to the state convention, who will choose candidates for U.S. Congress and state executive offices. Delegates also voted on two resolutions meant to be presented to the state's elected officials for consideration. The first, a resolution reaffirming the right to keep and bear arms, passed. 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Situated in Hurricane, this motel is close to Pah Tempe Hot Springs and Sky Mountain Golf Course. Area attractions also include Mollie's Nipple and Quail Creek State Park.
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Super 8 Hurricane Zion National Park offers a complimentary continental breakfast. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, laundry facilities, and a computer station.
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Hurricane motel also offers an outdoor pool and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Habitat will build more homes if they get more land
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As it is, he's organizing volunteers into a two-day "blitz build" to complete the roof and exterior walls of the 1,000 square foot three-bedroom house located at 702 E Street. Set for the end of next week, Friday and Saturday March 16 and 17, Mattson said the goal is to have a "lockable exterior" by the end of the two days.
"We'll need 30 or more volunteers each day," Mattson said, "who can bring their own tools, simple hand tools like hammers, carpenter's levels, their own tool belts, that sort of thing." Volunteers must be at least 18-years-old, he emphasized.
At dedication ceremonies last Saturday, volunteers Lee Phipps, Tim Crandall and Peter Burkland raised a big Habitat for Humanity sign in what will become, by next August, Cassi Jordan and her family's front yard. Jordan, a single mom with three school age kids, will commute to her job in Bellingham obstetrician Doug Madsen's office. Daughters Mackenzie (sixth grade) and basketball player Kelsey (sophomore) and son Michael (eighth grade) will enter Blaine schools in the fall.
Originally from Yakima, Jordan said that the new house represents a "new beginning for the four of us, a chance to build our own equity." During the building phase, expected to take another four to five months, Jordan and her family will contribute 500 hours of their own sweat equity in helping build the project house.
Jordan applied to Habitat for Humanity after waiting for a grant from the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development. "It seemed to me like it was taking a long time," she said, "so I talked to the people at Habitat last August and applied for a house."
After a home visit last February, the Habitat for Humanity office called to let her know that she'd qualified for their next Blaine project. A groundbreaking and dedication ceremony was held last Saturday at the site led by pastor Ken Martin of North Bay Christ the King Church.
"People are chosen by a family selection committee," said Mattson, "and must first qualify by having an income that's between 25 percent and 50 percent of the mean income for all of Whatcom County." Mattson estimated the mean income right now to be "about $48,000 per year."
"Choices the committee makes are based on meeting the income criteria and on other factors such as paying high rent and on family need," Mattson continued, "and we'll meet again in June." Habitat for Humanity in Whatcom County builds three houses a year, and has built 17 since its founding in October of 1988.
"There are many contractors and individuals who volunteer time and materials for us," Mattson said, "but one thing we really need is more building lots." As a non-profit organization, Mattson said his agency can accept donated land or land sold on a bargain-sale basis.
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Parmalee 's debut album, Feels Like Carolina , is now in stores, but the band's friends and family members will be scoring a free copy of the album this Christmas. Parmalee has been together for more than a decade now, and there were holiday seasons where money was tight while they worked to make a name for themselves.
The group's Barry Knox tells ABC News Radio, "We actually have something to give our family members for Christmas now. There's been a lot of years we've told 'em, 'All right, well, next year, next year we're gonna get you something good for Christmas.' I think this year will be about the biggest year."
Feels Like Carolina was originally slated to come out in January, but the runaway success of their debut single, "Carolina," convinced Parmalee's record label to release it in time for Christmas. That meant the band members had to hustle to make sure the album was finished in time.
Lead singer Matt Thomas says, "We were literally doing, we were doing, we were out of town doing mixes and OK-ing graphics and everything. Just three years of work all got done in four hours. I was like, 'Man, y'all are killing me,' but it's done, and we're excited."
After playing the American Country Awards' official after-party in Las Vegas Wednesday night, Parmalee heads to New York City to perform "Carolina" on FOX & Friends this Friday morning.
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