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My Lorimer Works Highlight Video!!
Here it is ladies....
It's my highlight video from Anton! :) He's currently workin on the rest! Check it out!
<3, melissa
Here it is ladies....
It's my highlight video from Anton! :) He's currently workin on the rest! Check it out!
<3, melissa
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melissa!!! i loooove it!!! it makes me want him even more!!!
Melissa, it's gorgeous. I just love his work! And I love the shot where everyone (bridal party and bride and groom) jumps. So cute!
melissa, this is amazing. I love his work. You are so lucky to have had him there on your day! It was beautiful.
It looks beautiful! Congrats on having such a gorgeous day!
MELISSA!!!!! Do you love it????? it's awesome!! I love how it slows down as the whole group is jumping for the picture....and i loved how you giggled a little after you said "i do."
YAY!!!! I can't wait for my day!!
Oh Melissa it was so beautiful! I love the music and I love the way it was put together! I can't even find words to describe how awesome it was! I'm so happy for you!
Thanks sooooo much ladies! I do absolutely LOVE it! I really like the music...it's super cute. :) It just totally took me back to the day. I watched it probably like 20 times last night. Now i'm dying to see the rest!!! He is so awesome, I'm really lucky. Now I can't wait to see your Jackie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i can't see!!! i can't wait till i get home that site is blocked here. :*( i'm happy for ya! you got your wedding highlight vid! yay!
did you pick the song or did Anton, Mrs. Napton? That always reminds me of the movie True Romance...but i LOVE the song!
Anton picked it! I told him I wanted it dramatic but he picked this song and I like it better than going that direction. I feel like it fit us better! Our pastor even had a funky voice and he somehow toned it down. Ahhh he's a magician!!! :)
WM- Hopefully you'll get a better feel for the venue! :)
oh my gosh this is SO SWEET! you look so pretty and SO HAPPY!!! :)
i think it's a great match for you guys!! i really like the music he chooses for all of the videos i've seen....
Ya, I think he is really good at finding a perfect fit for couples! Hmmmm I wonder what yours will be!??!??!??!!
OMG, it's so beautiful! I wish we could afford a videographer :)
This turned out amazing! Very beautful :)
beatifu!!! Ugh, I hope I hit the lottery before my wedding ;)
omg...i'm soooo excited!! since our wedding is in April....we'll probably get our highlights in June? probably right before or right after our honeymoon! that will be great!
you video looks great! I'm so happy you were able to book him!!
MRS NAPTON! It looks so amazing! He did such a good job!
ugh i'm so upset i can't see at work!!!! now i have to wait *humph*
i CAN'T WAIT to see it!


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Been playing some more - cos I cant resist... made a few code changes etc. I think this one is better and has less of those pot holes but its not quite perfect. I need to keep playing really.
I took a look at the basin filling algorithm and I agree that it would help but I also think I am doing quite a lot of that math in the process of just doing the water flow so I am thinking that I should fix up the single pixel issue by arbitrarily adding some height to the low pixel.
My fluid flow will automatically breech the rim of a full basin and it ought to start eroding it. I think my issues have been in the area that if the water exits out of the top at about the rate it evaporates or somehow rounds down or something like that then its just not causing it to punch a decent sized hole in the side to let it flood out and wash away the bank. What I need also is for static water to drop sediment and then it would rise up and overflow all by itself. But I have found a neat way to mimic that semi automatically which does seem to work ok. I'll investigate and add some more lines of code to the sim if I can work out a stable process.
I think if I had a climate model that varies the rain fall more dramatically then I think there would be times where it pours down momentarily so that it overflows a lot and then dries up a bit for a while. That variation might be needed to stop this steady state thing going on.
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Well I don't have time to build maps, I still have some time to write up the Kingdom of Chedalbur. Here is some of it so far.
The kingdom of Chedalbur is the north western territory of Ansium. Spanning from the cold swamps in the south to the icy north pole in the north, the great ocean of the west to the boundary of the mighty mountain range in the east.
The Chedal, a reptilian race, are the rulers of this cold kingdom. They fiercely protect their kingdom from outsiders, restricting them to the trading outposts just within the Chedalbur's borders. Stories told at the outposts' taverns have a common theme: those who do not heed the warnings of not travelling further into Chedalbur are said to never return. Those who trade with the Chedals at the outposts have said the Chedals are magical in nature, having powers to control nature (climate, weather, beast and plants) and the dead.
For many millennium Chedalbur has also been known as The Kingdom of the Dead by the populace of the border kingdoms to the south, east and west of Chedalbur. For those who have barely survived battles and wars against the Chedal, have reported the Chedalbur's militia consisting of Chedal sorcerers, druids, warriors, beasts and minion races amongst the dead: skeletons, zombies, ghouls, and many other deadly forms. The most horrifying and devastating weapon of the Chedal militia is it's ability to quickly rebuild it's troops numbers and increase it's size by animating the dead of battlefield. The size of Chedalbur's army is unknown, for no one knows how many of the dead is animated nor the vast dead hidden below the surface ready to rise to to the surface to become Chadalbur's loyal troops.
Since the last attempted invasion from Moab over a millennium ago Chedalbur has been at peace with it's neighbouring kingdoms. Though a simple special agreement treaty exists with the kingdom of Baom, that the dead of Chedalbur's territories also belongs to Chedalbur.
The Chedal are an ancient race evolving from simple flying lizard like creatures that occupied the cold swamps and bogs of the region over many millennium. Becoming sentient they formed primitive tribes defending their cold watery territories. Over the next couple millennium the Chedal's territory expanded northwards and eastwards as a result of tribal infighting over tribal territories. To the north they eventually claimed the entire north western land mass including most of the polar ice cap. To the east they discovered a huge valley containing another large cold lake that they claimed as their own.
During the expansion period the Chedal master the art of magic, perfecting as time went by. The various regions began specializing their magical arts according to their environments they lived in. In the northern region (the icy mountains, tundra and forest) the Chedal mastered controlling the weather (including ice) to allow them to survive the harsh icy world. By controlling weather they created warmth islands to live in comfortable. In the eastern region (the forests) the Chedal mastered controlling the beasts and plants. In the south western region (swamps and bogs) the Chedal mastered controlling the water, disease and poison.
As time went by villages, towns and cities formed to give rise to a social structure of rulers. Many battles took place amongst the Chedal clans, though they lived largely independent of each other. Eventually five clans formed with a few smaller tribes amongst the larger clans.
About five millennium ago, the other sentient races began to appear at the south eastern boundaries of the Chedal's territories building settlements nearby. Firstly a few little skirmishes took place when the Chedal decided to chase away the settlers from their borders. Over time the battles grew bigger until Chedal realized there would one day be an full invasion into their territories. The five clan rulers came together holding meetings over a number of days. At the end of the meetings, the decision was taken to form a single kingdom containing all the clan and tribal territories for the best defence of the Chedal.
The new formed kingdom and capital would be named as a Chedalbur, after the Chedal race. For best defence from invaders, thus the large city in the northern most large swamp was chosen as the capital to house the new Chedalbur High Council, the seat of power for Chedalbur. The Chedalbur High Council consisted of five ruler seats, where each seat representing one of five territories and had equal ruling powers. The smaller tribal territories were absorbed into the five clan territories. For each territory, the territory rulers would to elect a representative to serve on the Chedalbur High Council for a maximum of ten years. To strengthen the militia, experts from all five territories are brought together in each platoon. With increased threats to Chedalbur, the grand masters of magic began focusing their energies on animating the dead, in order to have a ready army at any given notice. Also an army that needed no feeding or to be kept busy at times of peace.
By the time the first full army invaded into Chedalbur from the east, the army of the dead had been created. With the aid of the animated dead the Chedalburians managed to destroy the invading army before they could get through the dense forest to the lake. The scatter invaders was hunted down until the Chedalbur border. After the first failed invasion of Chedalbur, the few surviving invaders who managed to escape Chedalbur, gave Chedalbur it's other name of Kingdom of the Dead, after facing an army of the dead. The loses on Chedalbur's side was also huge, though mostly being the dead. Research continued in perfecting the art of controlling the dead and raising of the dead troops. To use the fallen of the battlefield to strengthen and rebuild the Chedalbur dead army.
Moab invasion
The last attempted invasion into Chedalbur was from the army of Moab, some time before the meteorite landed in the Crystal Lake of Moab. As punishment for trying to invade Chadalbur, the Chedalburians laid to waste the border towns and villages including Glenwood Springs, Axtell, Clawson and Basalt, and destroying large city called Cedar City using the raised dead troops of Moab. Hearing news of the fall of Cedar City and the Chedalbur militia moving towards the cities of Kingston, Huntington and Huta, while growing stronger with the dead of Moab, the ruler of Moab declared a truce with with Chedalbur.
After the declaration of peace, the new south western border of Chedalbur was established starting from the northern most point of the bay to the east of Kingston, moving northwards through High Wood to Ooze Lake to the south eastern side of Danger Wood though to the west of Danger Wood and finally to the eastern most point of the bay north of Glenwood Springs. The territory increase of Chedalbur was the first since the first settlers arrived beyond Chedal's borders. After the war a new trading village was established on the shore of Lake Ooze. The village was named Keystone and eventually became a town.
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Deschooling society
Harper & Row, 1971 - 116 頁
A denounciation of present-day schooling with radical suggestions for reform.
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Willie Nelson 's new album, Band of Brothers , bows at #5 on the Billboard 200 chart this week giving the Country Music Hall of Famer the third top 10 solo set of his career on that tally. It's his highest ranking on the Billboard 200 since Always on My Mind spent two weeks at #2 in 1982. Willie's last album, To All the Girls , debuted at #9 last November.
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horrorstuck can now be veiwed at the mspaint fan adventure site
got a fair bit of interest in the horrorstuck stuff, so heres the first page to their adventure, lets see how we get with this
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Just received this product and took it to the jewelers. The diamond heat test revealed these stones are not genuine diamonds. They do conduct heat, and are certainly not plastic, but the product as advertised is false. That said, the stones look great visually along with the rest of the ring. It has a heavy weight to it as tungsten carbide should. Combined with the low price, I'd say this is still a good buy, as long as you know what you are really purchasing. Don't pass it off, or heaven forbid eventually sell it, as actual diamonds. Take pride with this ring and simply say "They are not blood diamonds."
My soon to be husband was SO happy with this ring for his wedding band! This band has the perfect amount of diamonds to make it stand out, but not look feminine. I couldn't be happier, and neither could he. Do get a half size smaller than normal tho. That was good advice. We did, and it fits nicely. I was SO worried about ordering online, but we are glad we did! Same ring was over $500 at ***** Jewelers.
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Joker Arrested For Vandalizing Marked Patrol Car
(North Lakeland, Fla.) - A man who left a note on the front door of a deputy sheriff's residence after vandalizing the deputy's patrol car twice, vandalizing his personal vehicle and stealing items from both was arrested Friday. He also burglarized and vandalized another property in the area. The note on the front door read: "The Joker is here! Jokes on you, Bitch." The man arrested is 22-year-old Matthew James Lash of Arrowhead Boulevard in South Lakeland. He has been charged with 2 counts of burglary, 2 counts of criminal mischief (over $1,000 damage), 2 counts of petit theft, burglary of an occupied dwelling, firing a weapon into a structure (bb-gun), improper exhibition of a weapon (bb-gun), carrying a concealed weapon or device, 2 counts of Criminal mischief (under $1,000 damage), tampering with evidence, and burglary conveyance.
Lash threw concrete blocks and concrete landscaping rocks at the patrol car early Tuesday morning (7-9-13) causing $1,129 worth of damage (shattering a window) and stole a rechargeable Maglite flashlight from within the patrol car. Lash also broke out the windows of the deputy's personally owned pickup truck causing $1,769 worth of damages.
The second incident occurred early Friday morning. A man living in the same neighborhood reported that someone was attempting to open the sliding glass door into their bedroom. As the man started to investigate, someone (later determined to be Lash) threw a landscape rock through their Florida room sliding glass door (causing $3,000 worth of damage). As the residents investigated further, they heard loud noises coming from the area of Matthew Lash's residence on Arrowhead Road. They also noticed that the deputy's driver's side window was broken out a second time.
Deputies arrived and found Lash out in the street with a bb-gun rifle; he was acting erratically. He was ordered back to his home but later came out with a box cutter. He was then taken into custody. The note was also found on the front door of the deputy's residence.
During interviews with Lash, he admitted to the vandalism and burglaries. He later told deputies that he was drinking, got angry, and that he holds no ill will towards the deputy. Lash was transported to the Polk County Jail where he is being held on no bond pending first appearance.


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Walmart's response Monday to a lawsuit filed by Tracy Morgan over the car crash that left him in critical condition elicited a response of its own on Tuesday from the recovering comedian -- and it doesn't sound like he's laughing.
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It may have taken him awhile, but it looks like waiting to get married was more than worth it for George Clooney.
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Amanda Bynes was arrested on a DUI charge early Sunday morning in Sherman Oaks, California, Officer Juan Galvan with the California Highway Patrol confirmed to CNN.
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Mr Smith has lots of pound coins, ten boxes in all. Each box contains 100 pound coins, but one box contains coins which are all counterfeit and are slightly lighter, 1/16 of an ounce lighter to be exact.
The problem lies in the fact that they all look identical, the only way to tell them apart is to weigh them.
Mr Smith knows the correct weight for a box, but how many weighings are required to determine which box contains the counterfeit ones?
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Sangamon Auditorium, UIS will host an Inside Acting Panel Thursday, January 31 at 7:30 p.m. in the UIS Studio Theatre. The panel will last between 1-2 hours, providing aspiring local actors and lovers of theater the opportunity to speak with L.A. Theatre Works actors
Gregory Harrison, Peter Van Norden, Bo Foxworth and
Russell Soder about their craft as well as their careers. (See actor bios below)
Tickets will be $6 for members of the community while this event is free for UIS students. Tickets for the show will be required as there is limited space available for the panel. Those who purchase evening tickets for L.A. Theater Works' Top Secret: Battle for the Pentagon Papers on February 1, 2008 at 8 p.m. can receive their Inside Acting panel tickets for free. Those who attend the panel on Thursday night will receive a coupon for $6 off a ticket for the L.A. Theater Works performance the following night.
Following the Friday night performance of L.A. Theater Works' Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers, a post-show discussion will occur allowing members of the audience to ask questions of the cast relating to the content of the performance and the play itself.
Order tickets by calling the Sangamon Auditorium Ticket Office at (217) 206-6160 or toll free at 800-207-6960.
Inside Acting Panel - Bios
Gregory Harrison (Brian Kelly) Gregory's career spans television, film, and theater. Most recently, Gregory completed a long run in CHICAGO, THE MUSICAL, having performed the role of Billy Flynn in both the Broadway production and on the national tour. Also on Broadway, Gregory originated the role of 'Mick' in Kander and Ebb's 1996 musical STEEL PIER with Karen Ziemba, Kristin Chenowith and Debra Monk. He also starred opposite Blythe Danner, Treat Williams, and Judith Ivey in the Roundabout Theater Company's 2001 revival of Steven Sondheim's FOLLIES. Gregory's West Coast stage credits include OF THEE I SING, GUYS AND DOLLS, THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES, FESTIVAL, CHILD'S PLAY, PICNIC, BILLY BUDD, CARNAL KNOWLEDGE (LADC Best Actor nomination), and THE HASTY HEART (LADC Best Actor Award). In 1990 he was honored with an Ovation Award for Outstanding Contribution to L.A. Theater. Gregory's TV series include "Law and Order: SVU", "Reunion", "Joey", "Strong Medicine", "Judging Amy", "Ed", "Safe Harbor", "Sisters", "Logan's Run", "Falcon Crest", "The Family Man", "New York News", and "Trapper John M.D." (seven seasons). He has starred in dozens of mini-series and TV movies including "Centennial", "Fresno", "Nothing Lasts Forever", The Gathering", "For Ladies Only", "Au Pair (1 & 2)", "First Daughter" and "First Target". Feature films include North Shore, Razorback, Air Bud II: Golden Receiver, Hard Evidence, Running Wild, and It's My Party. Gregory has just completed filming on several new projects: "Au Pair 3" for ABC Family Channel, the indie feature Love 'N Dancing, as well as a new series pilot for FOX TV called "Nurses". An avid surfer since childhood, he resides with his family on the wild coast of Oregon.
Peter Van Norden (Fritz Beebe / Henry Kissinger) For LATW, he played 'Inspector Fosterbridge' in A TALE OF CHARLES DICKINS. Most recent performances in L.A. include TUG OF WAR and THE WASPS at the Getty Villa and THE WILD PARTY for the Blank Theatre Co. Before that he played 'Scrooge' in A CHRISTMAS CAROL, 'The Judge' in David Mamet's ROMANCE and 'Don Quixote' in "The Flying Karamazov Brother's DON QUIXOTE at San Diego Rep. He has also recently appeared as 'Henry Kissinger' in NIXON'S NIXON, as 'Andrew Undershaft' in George Bernard Shaw's MAJOR BARBARA (for which he won the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Male Performance), and as 'Ben Hecht' in MOONLIGHT AND MAGNOLIAS at San Jose Rep. and the Intiman Theatre in Seattle. Back in L.A., he was nominated for an Ovation Award as Best Featured Actor In a Musical for his work in DINAH WAS at International City Theatre, Long Beach, and won the very first Backstage West Garland Award for best performance in Joe Orton's LOOT. He has worked at most of the regional theatres across the country (including The Globe in San Diego, The Guthrie, Center Stage in Baltimore, Seattle Rep., Berkeley Rep., Arizona Thr. Co., Laguna Playhouse, La Mirada, etc.), and in his native NYC, has appeared in HAMLET with Kevin Kline, JUNGLE OF CITIES with Al Pacino, HENRY V with Meryl Streep and on Broadway in SAINT JOHN with Lynn Redgrave and LITTLE JOHNNY JONES with Donny Osmond. His film roles include leads opposite Oscar winner Jodie Foster in The Accused, as Steve Guttengerg's partner in Police Academy 2, and as 'Ralph Bretner' in the Stephen King mini-series, The Stand. He has appeared in dozens of other films and TV shows, most of which he has forgotten. If you remember any of them, he is grateful.
Bo Foxworth (Eugene Patterson / George Wilson): The world premiere of THE VERDI GIRLS at Laguna Playhouse and 'Touchstone' in AS YOU LIKE IT at A Noise Within. The title character in HAMLET at Shakespeare Orange County. Other credits include, THE REHEARSAL at Disney Hall; 'Trinculo' in THE TEMPEST and 'Hal Carter' in PICNIC at A Noise Within; MACBETH, A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM and MEASURE FOR MEASURE at Shakespeare Orange County. BRIGHT IDEAS at Laguna Playhouse. A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM at the Hollywood Bowl with Esa-Pekka Salonen conducting the L.A. Philharmonic. Other recent work includes WAR MUSIC at The Geffen; TWELFTH NIGHT, CORIOLANUS and MEASURE FOR MEASURE (Ovation Nomination Best Featured Actor) at A Noise Within. New York Theater: Original cast member of the Off-Broadway hit, AS BEES IN HONEY DROWN at the Lucile Lortel; TRAVELER WITHOUT LUGGAGE at the Century Theater; HUMULUS THE MUTE at HERE; THE MISER at the Pearl Theater; and others. Regional Theater: HAMLET at the Shakespeare Theater in Washington D.C.; WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF at Vienna's English Theater in Vienna, Austria; AN AMERICAN DAUGHTER at The Long Wharf; GALILEO and THE SHOW OFF at Baltimore Center Stage; OVERTIME and THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, directed by Jack O'Brien at The Old Globe; and many others. Film and TV: 33 Griffin Lane, Blood Deep, The Monster and the Peanut (Winner: EMMY Best Student Film, 'Best Lead Actor in a Short', Nom. MethodFest); Last Stop; Shel Silverstein's A Bloomingdale's Shopping Bag; Skin Deep, directed by Blake Edwards; "Lincoln Heights", "Diagnosis Murder", "Law and Order SVU", 'Carl Wilson' in "Summer Dreams: the Story of the Beach Boys", "The Rescue of Jessica McClure". He is a graduate of UCLA and received his Masters at Yale School of Drama.
Russell Soder (Ron Ziegler / Soldier / Darryl Cox) Russell is proud and privileged to be back at LATW after having recently appeared as 'Amos Beeves' in Arthur Miller's THE MAN WHO HAD ALL THE LUCH and 'Roy Selridge' in Neil Simon's BILOXI BLUES. A native Rhode Islander, he served in the U.S. Army after high school and used a bit of Uncle Sam's cash to attend the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, NYC. It was there that he studied with such mentors and Peter Jensen, Harrietta Peterka and Kent Paul. After six years of New York theatre, Russell moved to Los Angeles and became a member of the Antaeus Company. There, be found himself under the graceful guidance of co-artistic directors Jeanie Hackett & John Apicella, working alongside some of the most intelligent and skillful people he has met to date. His recent theatre credits include: 'The Messenger' in PHAEDRA (the Getty Villa), 'Robin' in PRINCE POUPON NEEDS A WIFE dir. Brendon Fox (Antaeus), 'Bobby' in AMERICAN BUFFALO with Tony Amendola and Michael McShane (Antaeus), 'Father Kieran O'Reilly' in Dakin Matthews' award winner PRINCE OF L.A. (Andak Theater Co.), GRACE IN AMERICA dir. Kent Paul with Eileen Brennan & Kathleen Nolan (Lost Nation), 'Jack McCall' in TRUE HISTORY AND REAL ADVENTURES dir. Michael Mayer (Vineyard Theatre NYC). His television credits include 'Trey Hinton' in "Without a Trace", 'PVT Berg' in "ER", 'Jeff' in "Medical Investigation" and 'Neil Harker' in "Hopewell" (CBS pilot). Thanks to Susan, Brendon and his trophy wife, Angela.
For two decades, L.A. Theatre Works has been the foremost radio theater company in the United States featuring a first-rate cast of some of Hollywood's brightest stars. Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers, under the producing direction of Susan Albert Loewenberg; starring film actors John Heard (Law & Order, and The Sopranos), John Vickery, Shannon Cochran and Gregory Harrison is a live radio play that takes an inside look at The Washington Post's decision to publish the top secret study documenting U.S. involvement in Vietnam. This historic trial, arguably the most important Supreme Court case ever on freedom of the press, tested the parameters of the First Amendment, putting the public's right to know against the government's desire for secrecy.
Sponsored by the University of Illinois at Springfield College of Public Affairs, the Administration Center for State Policy and Leadership and Sangamon Auditorium. This performance is part of a Government Accountability and a Free Press project.
The performance will be recorded and broadcast at a later date by 91.9 - WUIS Public Radio
Learn more about this performance!
- Cast Bios
- Government Accountability and a Free Press Project
- Top Secret Play - http://www.topsecretplay.org/
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"I was drawn to visit Tibet for a personal and up-close encounter with the warmth of its people, its stunning and sublime landscapes, to visit the holy city of Lhasa with its beautiful architecture and magnificent monasteries, and to develop a base of understanding regarding Tibetans and Tibetan Buddhism. My spiritual journey in Tibet taught me to visualize a world with an inter-sentient appreciation of differences among all living beings. It's a sacred contagion. Anyone who touches, sees, and hears Tibet and its people will sooner or later undergo an inner transformation as I did. Please join me as I share my spiritual journey to Tibet, the sacred place known as 'the roof of the world.'" ~Estella Norwood-Evans
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Barbara & Paul's Classic American Cottage
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Name: Barbara & Paul
Location: Santa Barbara, California
Size: 700 square feet — 2 Bedroom and 1 Bathroom (main house) + 400 square feet (guest house)
Years lived in: 1 month — own
Welcome to the cozy cottage of Barbara and Paul — or as I call them Mom & Dad! My parents moved into this home a little over a month ago, with dreams of retiring in what they refer to as their "dream home."
Barbara and Paul have always owned homes where antiques and great lush landscaping were the prominent charm. In this new home, they enjoy the sweeping views of the mountains, the breeze of cool coastal air and the laid back California sunshine. However they do face challenges of "downsizing" and re-decorating in such a smaller space. Like so many of the houses they have lived in, their vintage country American style always remains true.
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Our Style: Classic, California cottage and shabby chic
Inspiration: Comes from the style of the house — contemporary classic mixed with vintage
Favorite Element: Our lovely backyard
Biggest Challenge: Living in such a small space
What Friends Say: "It's so cute."
Biggest Embarrassment: The size — we're still adjusting!
Proudest DIY: We just moved in, so we haven't begun any major projects or renovations
Biggest Indulgence: We just replaced the piping with copper pipes + the custom window treatments
Best Advice: Follow the style of the house when you decorate. Also consider the location of the home, it's so important.
Dream Sources: I get a lot of inspiration from magazines. Coastal Living, Country Living, Architectural Digest, Kitchen magazines, decoration/design magazines.
Resources of Note:
- • white couch: bought it from a store in Encinitas, California
• dark wicker chairs: Ethan Allen
• curtains: Tri County
• bakers rack: antique
• red Chinese chest: Leaping Lotus in Solana Beach, California
• chests and wicker suitcases — Antica in Santa Barbara
- • bed: Martha Stewart
• nightstands: Martha Stewart
- • bed: antique
• wood desk: antique
• art work: paintings by Leroy Neiman
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This is my dream house--complete with guest cottage and two Dachshunds! The decor isn't totally my thing, but it does look lovely and cosy. Lovely!
I love the baker's rack. I am on a campaign to wrest ownership of a similar one from my mom.
PS: The twin dackles are precious!
So lovely. I love the beautiful outdoor spaces!
I don't know what the bigger miracle is.
That they a) managed to make a 700 sq. ft. home look so spacious or b) that it looks the way it does after living there only a month.
Nicely done!
I'm with modtramp - I can't believe it's only been a month there. It looks like you've been there forever. You and your accouterments clearly belong in that home.
I love your backyard.
I want a reason to move there to rent that lovely guest house:)
Love it all. SIGH!!!
What a beautiful space! Congratulations on the new home! I'm a native Californian living in the midwest for work reasons and I miss my beautiful sunshine state even more after seeing your lovely cottage. Thank you for the tour!
Ok, I'm commenting before I even enter the tour because that front entry just has me oohing and aahing. Talk about curb appeal!
...ok, on to the tour.
This is such a cute house. I fell in love with the red door and the simple lines but nice large pieces of furniture..then I saw the pups so cute too.
SB is my home town nice to see a simple home done well.
Oh, how beautiful! Just lovely. Lovely.
*echo - i Lurve the outdoor spaces too! !
An amazing cottage house.. Love the colors used. Great work.:)
What a beautiful home- its just gorgeous!
So CLEAN!
I adore that red door! Getting a new one on our house early next year & you can bet it will be red :)
While not my style, I think this is exactly how a house should look when it's furnished by people who are "downsizing". You've had a long time to collect things that you love, and you know how best to arrange them. The house is charming and well put together!
I mean really...could the property and the babies (doggies) be any cuter?!?!?!
Love the swanky red door
hey neighbors!
I love your house! I'm actually currently choosing paint colours for our cottage in N. California. We were actually considering almost exactly the same colour scheme -- white with a red door. Would you mind sharing paint colours? Also, did you do the trim a different colour from the siding? Love your style!
RABBITRABBIT: my parents actually didn't know the paint color or company, sorry. The exterior is a crisp white with the red door. and interior is a pale yellow... may not translate as so in the photos, but it is indeed a soft yellow.
on behalf of my parents, THANK YOU for all the nice comments :) my mom was really worried that the house was boring or that it looked "dumpy". i told her she was nuts.
I don't like the decor, but I love that house! Very cute, and the kitchen is amazing. Decor wise, I like the guest house best.
Barbara and Paul - you're an inspiration to anyone thinking about a new home or remodeling project! A great living experience can be had in a very small home with a lot of love and a little personality!
Oh so charming! Very cute cottage, so cozy and inviting. The yard is great and the guest house...I wanna pay a visit!
Oh I could live in that story book.
Everything about your cottage is beautiful. Love the red door, and the kitchen. Thank you for sharing.
I know I'm a bit late in reading, but I just have to say that this house is divine! I love how sweet and livable it looks.
I do have a questions though, when I looked up and down the gorgeous red door, I saw that most adorable little spotted pig, is there any chance your parents recall where it came from or where I might find something similar?
It's so Cute!
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Janel's January Jumpstart Project: Desk Redo #1
Now that our January Jumpstart contest is underway, I'm working hard behind the scenes here at home - it's not easy sanding and painting in between publishing my posts. Just kidding- the bulk of my project time will be on the weekends, but I'll be blogging away about it during the week.
After announcing my project waaaay back before the holidays, I continued my research and made the final decision on which paint to use. I kicked into gear last weekend with some shopping and gathered everything I (hopefully!) will need to get this job done...
I went with the One Shot Sign Painters enamel from Pearl Paint. I've heard it is super high gloss, which I want, and that it flows nicely, drying with less brush marks (hope this is true!). I haven't worked with oil based paint in a while and am already anticipating NOT enjoying the brush clean up, but c'est la vie.
In the end, I decided on white for the desk - here's why:
A) I just simply can't get past the whole "white shiny" obsession I have going on these days.
B) I could get the white in a special "speed dry" formulation - which is important since I'll be painting it in a cold, damp basement and it's gonna need all the drying help it can get.
C) I plan to repaint my living room white (from the yellow it is now) later this year, and I like the look of white on white.
My husband convinced me that I really did not want to sand the entire desk by hand before painting (and again between coats) so he (very kindly) braved the North Avenue Home Depot on Saturday and picked up the Black and Decker "Mouse" sander for me - along with two grades of paper (medium and fine) while I hit Pearl Paint on Chicago avenue for the paint and other supplies. He said it was very highly recommended for furniture by the punky diy-expert-type fellow shopper who was picking up supplies while he was in the sander aisle. Good enough for me!
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- Gallon One Shot Speed Dry Sign Painters Enamel
- Odorless Turpentine Substitute - Turpenoid
- Cheapo White Nylon brushes x2 (the expensive ones were just TOO scarily expensive, fingers crossed for these)
- Carpenters Putty
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- Black and Decker Sandpaper refills - medium and fine
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What kind of light is that on your desk?
caution: read the label on the One Shot can carefully.......at one time it contained high amounts of lead,which made it more durable and resistant to the elements(used in "olden" times for outdoor signs). if you paint, then sand, you may send lead-containing dust into your room. splurge on the more expensive brush; much better results.
Oooooh, from the looks of it, you're going to have one gorgeous piece of furniture on your hands when this is all said and done. Good luck!!!! I hope it turns out great!
Thanks sparkle and maude for the info and encouragement!
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There is a LPS (Low Pressure System) North of the NE U.S and GLR (Great Lakes Region) with a front stretched South, over the Atlantic Ocean and across the SE U.S. There is also a developing LPS over the Southern Plains.
In the wake of this cold front a ridge of high pressure is building over the GLR and ORV (Ohio River Valley) through the GLR, Central Plains & ORV (Ohio River Valley).
In the tropics we are keeping an eye on newly formed Tropical Storm Dorian continued possible development.
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There is a broad ridge of high pressure that extends over the northern GoM (Gulf of Mexico). This ridge reaches up into Central Louisiana and is assisting in breaking down an approaching MCS (MesoScale Convective System) that is moving toward us from the North.
This MCS contained strong thunderstorms and heavy rainfall several hours ago. Through the morning hours we have been seeing this system decay as it runs into this ridge.
It looks as though the high will stick in there and continue to assist in the dissipation of his storm system. However, as the boundary continues to move South during peak heating, we could see an additional flare up during the afternoon and evening hours. So, rain chances will still be on the board and we are keeping the current forecast with just less than half of the viewing area receiving rainfall today.
After this piece of energy moves through our area, we will return to a period of an air mass that is dominated by high pressure. This will keep rain chances down to a slight chance through the end of the work week. The weekend will bring changes to the board.
Temps will be around the same as we have seen during the past couple of days as skies keep some clouds with the possibility of afternoon rain. If an area gets rain during peak heating a "Rain Cooling Action" will knock highs down for that area. Otherwise, temperatures will continue to rise and Heat Index values will climb to the 100-108 range.
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- Address:
19 E Main Street
Tipp City, OH 45371Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Coldwater Cafe & Catering
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.coldwater-cafe.com/
- Phone: 9376670007x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch (Walk-In Only): Tuesday - Saturday: 11:00am - 5:00pm; Dinner (Reservations Recommended): Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Nick Hoover
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Delivery, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Coldwater Cafe & Catering is able to do events from 12-250. Coldwater can do anything from custom catering menus, standard catering menu or box lunches. We can design a menu for your special occasion or you can choose from our standard catering or box lunch menus.
- Private Party Facilities: We have two rooms available for private dining, each with its own style and personality. We will work with you to create a personalized dining experience perfect for your event.
- Private Party Contact: Jenny Swigart 9376670007x
- Entertainment: Jazz music consisting of guitar, keyboard and/or bass, mostly on weekends starting at 7:00 PM
- Special Events: Every Valentine's Day we create a specialized menu for the evening. Chef Nick puts together a divine combination of entrees, sides, salads and desserts that are not offered together during the remainder of the year. Founder, Betty Peachey, creates an ambiance not to be missed with the dining room bathed only in candlelight. Reservations are recommended.
A word from Coldwater Cafe & Catering
This restaurant housed in a former bank building in the heart of downtown Tipp City offers quality dining in a small-town setting. The decor is warm and welcoming and is a delight for the senses. The fireplace creates a cozy atmosphere while the full bar allows patrons a relaxing stop while awaiting a fabulous meal. The inviting atmosphere encourages relaxed conversation. You may be surprised to find that a restaurant in such a small town has some rather sophisticated choices on the menu alongside your more normal fare, with entrees such as ostrich being offered. If you are looking for a decadent dessert, look no further than the butter-drenched English Tea Cake! An easy drive from all points in the Dayton area, words cannot do it justice. A visit is a must and will be the first of many.Continued
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59 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.9Service4.7
- Ambiance4.7Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (52)neighborhood gem (39)romantic (35)notable wine list (32)fit for foodies (29)great for lunch (20)good for groups (16)hot spot (6)vibrant bar scene (6)late-night find (5)great for brunch (4)kid-friendly (4)great for outdoor dining (3)scenic view (1)Show More
- Outstanding food and serviceAKieferDined on 9/19/2014I have dined at Coldwater Cafe for many years and have yet to be disappointed with a meal or with service. Servers are educated on the menu and provide answers to everything even to questions on ingredients. Well worth the price for a good meal.Special Features:
- Our favorite!MaryDined on 9/17/2014Best place to dine in Tipp City AND beyond! Worth the 'trip to Tipp' to experience this place for fine dining. Our waitress was Kelly and she did an outstanding job as well as Damion in recommendations for food specials and wine choices. You will not be disappointed with Coldwater. Take your boss, date, or group of friend... or anyone else you want to impress!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service great foodClux10Dined on 9/12/2014We have been to Coldwater many times. The pecan encrusted tilapia is always delicious as was the antelope. My husband has also had the ostriche and loved it. Wonderful service great charm. We needed a quiet booth and they delivered. Fun night for allSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good experienceRieder911Dined on 9/4/2014Great food, really neat place, our server just didn't make us a priority. She didn't take our food order for 20-25 mins. Other than that we had a great time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Impressed with RestaurantFire41Dined on 8/29/2014Went there for our anniversary and I had a ribeye steak, one of the best I have ever had, and my wife had a shrimp pasta dinner and she also said her was very good. Service was outstanding, along with everything we had there. I would recommend making reservations, it is easy doing it online, or you can call them. I would recommend this restaurant for any special occasion but not sure taking the family there though because it is a little expensive. I think they are there to cater to couples more than families. Overall I would say one of the best in the Dayton area.Special Features:
- Top Notch RestaurantchoosydinerDined on 8/27/2014The only thing I don't really care for is sitting in one of the "back" rooms; however, I made the reservation late so I could not be choosy about everything. The back room we were in does not have "atmosphere". Our waitress was wonderful and food superb.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- High marks alll round!knowgoodfoodDined on 8/23/2014Everything was fine from beginning to end while at Coldwater Cafe last evening. Our server was friendly and attentive and the food was its usual high-quality. No complaints. Well worth the drive from Beavercreek.Special Features:
- Memorable MealBandDDined on 8/23/2014My husband and I dined with two other couples and had a perfect dining experience--delicious food, impeccable service and a warm, inviting ambiance! Whether it be the moist salmon with citrus cilantro sauce, the homemade soup, or the special Wagyu beef, every bite was cooked to perfection. Each of us had a different homemade dessert and not a crumb was left on the plates. The bartender, Kevin, not only made delicious cocktails but also a memorable Guinness float that I had for dessert. Our server paced the evening perfectly and was both friendly and professional. What makes Coldwater Cafe great is not only the food that is consistently delicious, but how special they make everyone feel.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy Anniversary to us!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/20/2014This is the 3rd year in a row that we have celebrated our wedding anniversary at the Coldwater Cafe. It was fabulous as always in food, service and ambience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great dininggr8diningDined on 8/7/2014We have enjoyed dining at Coldwater Cafe in the past and I decided to take some friends out for dinner. We chose Coldwater Cafe and we certainly were not disappointed. The food was beautifully presented and was delicious also. They were so glad we had chosen CC and we had a lovely time.Special Features:
- 36th AnniversarySouthernerDined on 8/5/2014We enjoyed our waitress (Liberty), the intimate atmosphere allowed to interact with other diners, the food was excellent and the portion sizes were appropriate ample, but not too much food. My wife's martini was excellent. My margarita was watery and sub-par in every way.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ImpressiveTitiVIPDined on 8/5/2014We took two other couples to dinner who had never been to Coldwater before. I asked for the Boardroom since I know we can get a little loud. We were seated promptly and had wonderful service from Liberty. The sommelier was great with his knowledge and just the right pairings with our food. Our guests were really impressed when the chef stopped in to talk with us. Altogether a memorable evening with our guests stating they had found a new favorite restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful again!KathyDined on 8/2/2014We have enjoyed every visit and this was no exception. Great service and food. A wonderful evening had by everyone. Thank you!Special Features:
- Great restaurant.gusindaytonDined on 7/25/2014This restaurant is fabulous, and I only gave it less than 5 stars because it wasn't perfect. Except for the English tea cake dessert, which was.Special Features:
- Small town gemJRA8052Dined on 7/22/2014Coldwater is a great dining experience. With a professional, friendly, well trained staff, the memorable experience starts the minute you enter the door. Sit at the bar and enjoy the best cocktails in the state of Ohio or enjoy a wine from their extensive wine list. Chef Nick is extremely created and intelligent utilizing fresh local ingredients in unique ways. If you are watching calories, be careful as their desserts are very difficult to pass on. Great dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent DiningLarryBDined on 7/19/2014If ever traveling I-75, this is a must! From the building to the service to the food. Also getting there ahead of time, the bartender can make anything.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a pleasure!happydiners2Dined on 7/19/2014Coldwater Café is certainly a neighborhood gem and it's always a pleasure to dine at this fine restaurant. The staff are always welcoming, always knowledgeable about the menu and always good-humored. Every group that we have ever treated to this gem have marveled that it has so much to offer and the food is impeccable--always! I'm so glad that the owners have not let any expectations slip through the years and they seem to hold their staff to such high standards. We appreciate that and will continue to visit this wonderful place!Special Features:
- Wonderful dining experience!BandDDined on 7/17/2014We took our college friends from New Hampshire and they loved Coldwater Cafe as much as we do! Two of us had the salmon which is always perfect. Our wine was a cabernet sauvignon which is one of the best I've ever tasted. We were seated in a booth so the noise level was just right for carrying on a conversation and the service was impeccable. I would highly recommend Coldwater Cafe whether you are wanting a special evening out or just sitting at the bar.Special Features:
- Special placeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/9/2014Always a pleasure to celebrate a special occasion at Coldwater Cafe.Special Features:
- OUTSTANDING SALMONsasafrasDined on 7/1/2014We have never been disappointed with a dining experience. It's usually a special occassion place for us, but my husband enjoys the salmon so much that it has become a more frequent stop. The lobster cakes and spinach salad are the two I almost always opt for...never disappointed. We rarely opt for desert, but Lord knows if we do, the tea cake or bread pudding is to die for.Special Features:
- June 25, 2014kittykat1Dined on 6/25/2014Six of us very much enjoyed dinner in the evening. We had a "girls night out" and loved it. Our waitress was very knowledgeable about the menu and wine and was a great help; also very pleasant. Three could not make it and we plan to come back again with them in tow as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Coldwater Cafe a Tipp City OH gemtable42Dined on 6/25/2014For special occasion or just because you will always be treated to stellar service and attention to detail.Special Features:
- LoveColdwaterDined on 6/24/2014One thing that makes Coldwater Café remarkable is consistency. The lobster crabcakes are always prepared the same way and are absolutely delicious.....as is everything else on the menu! Don't miss this exceptional dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tipp City Gem!KathyDined on 6/17/2014Our dinner last evening was so delicious! I had the ruby red trout special and my friend ordered the ribeye. Both meals were sooo good and the server was friendly, knowledgeable and professional. We love the warm and intimate dining room and would urge anyone to try this lovely restaurant. Kudos to Chef Nick!Special Features:
- Wonderfully UniqueOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/14/2014My Wife and I love this hidden gem of Tipp City. Very personable staff, cozy atmosphere and amazing food. Definitely try the Ostrich!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great fine dining!JustSomeGuyDined on 6/12/2014Wonderful setting, great service and even better food! Mature feeling and intelligent menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb Cuisinemsh1Dined on 6/7/2014Friends and I were impressed with the food. One of the best in the area.Special Features:
- Worth the drive!Fun2DineDined on 6/6/2014Always Wonderful! Great food, Great service, Great martinis. The potato chip crusted walleye was wonderful. We always enjoy dining here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 563 reviews are from the Coldwater Cafe & Catering reviews archive.
- Fantastic dinner spot!BrezuzDined on 5/23/2014We happened on to Coldwater Cafe while in the area visiting family. Wow ...lucky us! We thoroughly enjoyed our meal, start to finish. Nice variety available for each course, as well as wines to choose from. All was very delicious. Great service too. We will return when back in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner at the ColdwaterOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 5/23/2014The New York Strip was amazing. Cooked to perfection and the accompanying wine reduction complimented it perfectly. Always a treat to eat here!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hamvention dinnerDaveDined on 5/17/2014We go to Dayton every year for the Hamvention. This was the 4th year that we that we went to the Coldwater Cafe, and we will be back next year. We had a table for 8 in the Board Room and it was as if we had our own privat restaurant. The food and wine and service was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just ok.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/16/2014We are clean eaters. We thought given the "grass fed" descriptions on several menu items and price point we'd be okay. My best guess is that they use MSG(or some other flavor enhancer) like every other restaurant & we just have to deal with the consequences. It's unfortunate to spend $65 on a meal & feel physically ill afterwards.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mother's Day Eve winner!seafoodloverDined on 5/10/2014The seafood entrees were both superb, the server delightfully personable and knowledgeable, the atmosphere just right for our celebration of Mother's Day on Saturday evening. Perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/7/2014Coldwater has always been our favorite place to dine. Took some out of town relatives. Everything was outstanding as usual with the exception of rare filet being much closer to medium. Very unusual for Coldwater.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/6/2014The Coldwater Cafe was everything my wife and I had hoped for and more. Although I intended to get the ostrich filet for dinner, I "chickened" out in the end. Regardless, the lobster-cakes were excellent, the ambience was romantic, and the waitstaff--attentive. It was perfect.Special Features:
- Best dining in DaytonGDocVIPDined on 5/2/2014Cold water Cafe simply is the best dining experience in the Dayton region. The food and service are first rate without being stuffy or pretentious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Saturday night specialsagefoolDined on 4/26/2014We arrived on time but had to wait about 15 minutes for our table. However, it was well worth the wait. The ambiance was right for a special occasion, and the noise level was low enough for a comfortable conversation across the table, even though there was a jazzy duo playing in the bar. The entrees (our group had the duck and ostrich) were well prepared. One came with the wrong side (which was delicious anyway). The desserts were generous and delicious as well. This is a destination restaurant, not a place to grab a quick bite with other plans for the evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best in the USDanielDined on 4/25/2014Been to restaurants in Chicago, Seattle, Caribbean, Mexico, Ireland. My fav is still Coldwater Cafe! It is our tradition now....anniversary dinner Is at Coldwater Cafe!Special Features:
- Romantic and DeliciousTeamSmithDined on 4/25/2014I want to thank the staff at Coldwater once again for the great dining experience. We arrived a little early and had a drink at the bar. The staff made sure we were attended to wonderfully. We were taken to a quiet table where we could enjoy our meal and conversation. The staff was very knowledgeable and helpful in the selection of our meal. Also in helping us pick a wine to pair with our meal. The crab cake appetizers were delicious and the steaks we ordered were very good and cooked perfectly. The tea cake with butter sauce was the perfect dessert to end our dining experience and we were still talking about it the next day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunchboxdave1949Dined on 4/19/2014This is one of the best places to eat in the Miami Valley. The different Meats are Outstanding. It was my Wife's Birthday, so when they found out She got a real nice Desert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Air Jordan 3 "Bright Crimson" – Release Date
We can expect a few bright colorways for the Air Jordan 3 model set to release next year like the "Black/Green" shown earlier today, and we now have a release date for the Bright Crimson/Black colorway. The predominately black upper is complemented with an interesting color combination purple and Bright Crimson. The Bright Crimson and Black combination will sure to make this AJ3 an instant classic. Mark your calendars because the Air Jordan 3 Bright Crimson has a release date on February 23rd, 2013. One question remains; who's coppin'?
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These look dope, minus the gaylord purple.
^^^^agree, should've been just black and red accents
might have to cop.
Every new pic I see highlights the purple more and more. Which makes me not want to cop more and more.
WTF is up with the purple?!! Why do they do dumb ish like this? Its like making a bred 11 with a pink jumpman!
oops I mean blk/red 11.
Definitely one of the better Retro + CWs for the Jordan 3.
Well I was gonna cop these until it was pointed out that they had purple accents and outsole…NOPE!
I seen pics of the shoe and it was black/red w/o the purple. This is confusing.
easy pass because of the purple, uno.
Was feeling the Lime Green 3′s until they slapped the "QS" on them. This is why I don't cop J's anymore. Every time I like something they make it hard to get them. Stop the stupid $hit and just make them available everywhere like Eastbay and so on! Then maybe ill cop your shoes.
you hear that jb? "Shoe String" of theshoegame.com won't cop your shoes because they are too hard to get.
now what are you all going to do to fix this?
fucc outta here.


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