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Join us for a unique look into the private Arizona residences of Frank Lloyd Wright and his family at Andrew's gallery located at 918 N. 6th Street, Phoenix, 85004. This show is sponsored by both the Foundation and Image Craft, LLC.
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Frank Lloyd Wright's David and Gladys Wright house (1952), Phoenix, Arizona
The David S. Wright Home (Arcadia, Arizona)
This morning, the name of the buyer of the David and Gladys Wright House became public. The buyer is Zachary Rawling, from Las Vegas. You can read the story in this morning's Phoenix Business Journal here.
Frank Lloyd Wright House in Phoenix Sold Again to New Anonymous Buyer
The David Wright house has been saved!
The Fight to Save Frank Lloyd Wright's Legacy in Phoenix
Please, if you live in the Phoenix area, show support.
The City Council meeting to vote on landmark preservation for the David and Gladys Wright House is tonight at 5pm. The meeting is at City of Phoenix City Council Chambers at 200 W. Jefferson, Phoenix AZ. Strong community attendance will help show deep backing for designation and demolition protection.
Buyer For Frank Lloyd Wright House in Phoenix Drops Bid
Just two weeks after realtor Robert Joffe found an anonymous buyer for the David and Gladys Wright house in Phoenix, he's back to the drawing board. (more)
David Wright Home Sold, (Probably) Saved
After months of following the David Wright House's brushes with demolition, we're happy to report that an anonymous, preservation-friendly buyer has bought the house. (more)
"Does the house deserve landmark status? Yes. This place needs to be preserved," he said. "But when three Wright granddaughters sell it for $2.8 million, for me to carry the cross for Frank Lloyd Wright, that's not fair."
In Arizona, where ownership rights are strong, granting a property landmark status shields it from development or destruction for only three years. So if the Council approves the request, something else might happen, Mr. Sells said.
"I'll move in, invite everybody to come in and take their pictures, and I'm going to wait three years," he said, interlacing his fingers behind his neck as he slouched on the orange cushions of the master bedroom's seating area. "Then I'm going to knock it down to recoup my losses."


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The band which was founded in 2002 in Turkey, has two members. Two souls and two different ideas forming one bond in 21street. Each of the members is a professional DJ.
Both have studied production and this opened many opportunities to them to work with various producers as well as meeting a lot of people and remixing a lot of tracks.
Their first album FROM EAST 4 REST was released in 2008 and their second album TRONIC was released in 2009.
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Italian in Silver Spring-Olazzo vs. De Marco?
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- Brooklynbelle Oct 11, 2007 06:37 AM
We are having dinner with folks training for the marathon, and they want old school red sauce Italian for dinner. We're thinking of hitting either De Marcos (across the AFI) or the new Silver Spring outpost of Olazzo. (Has it opened? It's on GA Ave just south of "Downtown") Thoughts?
I was disappointed in Da Marco, (typical Washingtonian mag hype). While it is homey, the pastas were just fair, and portions small. Also, menu is limited, with no pizza ( no oven). I like Bethesda's Olazzo, although frankly, for old school Italian, the Pines of Rome is my favorite. ( I know this will engender much debate) Vicino, a Pines of Rome menu-alike is on Sligo Avenue. Poor service, but definitely "old school red sauce."
re: nickdanger
I disagree with you on Vicino's service. It is friendly and good even when the place fills up.
I'd put in a plug for Da Marco awhile ago & was surprised to see some negative reaction, the kind exemplified by nickdanger's post above. I really like the Da Marco . . . the food is really superior, I've never had anything there that wasn't first rate. At the same time, it is a storefront kind of place that was a deli but is gradually reinventing itself as a restaurant. (Hence, no pizza oven.) I've met the owners; they';re a ``mom and pop'' couple, only they're in their 30s & have a year-old kid. Mom is from Rome & they make all their own pastas. On the other hand, haven't been there in awhile and am planning to go their this weekend & look at it with a fresh eye (and tastebuds). Will report back. But for now, I respectfully disagree with the negative commentary. It's good to have an original Italian in Silver Spring, especially in this era where places like AV Ristorante (in DC) are closing and places like Maggiano's Little Italy are passing themselves off as authentic.
BTW, I walked by Olazzo in Silver Spring early last week and it was still a construction site.
re: dan f.
according to Zagat Olazzo opens this week.
re: dan f.
I wanted really badly to love Da Marco. I went there all the time when it was a store and deli. But when we went for dinner we were sorely disappointed. I forget what my husband had, but I had lasagna - thinking this was exactly the kind of thing they'd do well - and it tasted of almost nothing but salt. I do have very particular opinions because I grew up red-sauce Italian, but I swear this was not just me being nitpicky.
I'd love to hear a recent update that would convince me to go again, though.
re: wombat
We went to Da Marco on Saturday night and to be brutally honest, I can see why it's the subject of such criticism. I really want to see to see the place do well, especially as a non-chain original that preceeded the redo of downtown Silver Spring. One of our party had the pasta with porcini mushrooms & said it was as good as always. My life liked her spaghetti & meatballs. I tasted a meatball & didn't think it was homemade (tho I could be wrong). My eggplant parm was good, not stellar. I think the thing to do here is stick to pasta dishes. I plan to try Olazzo in the near future. If anyone has any rex on what to order at Olazzo, would love to hear about it.
re: dan f.
Just went to Olazzo and found it as disappointing as Da Marco and equally oversalted (or lacking in other flavor to counterbalance). I had eggplant parm and the eggplant had what I think of as an industrial fried taste, like in a sub shop - cheap oil or maybe even frozen breaded eggplant? The bread was bizarre - spongy texture - maybe frozen dough that they finish baking? Nothing at all like what you'd think of as Italian of either the traditional Italian-American or the fancy artisan style. The olive oil served with the bread was completely tasteless - I guess they figured it would be drowned out by the balsamic vinegar (vinegar with bread, yuck, where did this idea start?)
Also, it's so dark you can't read the menu - they offer you LED lights if you want - why not just turn up the lights a bit???
I swear we are going back to Sergio's very soon.
re: wombat
Thanks for the field work, Wombat. I had held off going to Olazzo for fear of this very reaction. The search continues, I guess, tho I'll go back to Da Marco on occasion for the pasta. Would like to find a place in B'More Little Italy for ``red sauce Italian'' but C-hound commentary is all over the lot. One place I have tried (in B'more but not LI) is Matthew's Pizza. Really good!
re: shellymck
Yes! We used to go to Sergio's all the time and got out of the habit for no good reason. It has some red-sauce things but also a lot of other choices. I think I just got tired of the basement room with no windows - I always liked, and sometimes loved, the food.
re: wombat
I have been to Sergio's twice and thought the food was great but the ambiance was like you were in a bunker underground.
Olazzo open already and I will definitely recommend Olazzo, better portions, better food and the place looks amazing.
In eighties, we raised our kids in Tacoma Park, and their choice for report card dinners was always Sergios. Is the fish soup still wonderful? Nice to know its still open, hope its still good.
I'm surprised about the bad reviews. I've been there several times and have been very pleased…if nothing else it's certainly better than the awful, but inexplicably beloved Pines of Rome. It's a mom-and-pop, storefront, basic Italian place – so don't expect more. For main courses, you definitely want to stick with the pastas. The pasta with porcini mushrooms is wonderful, and the one with the crab and the rose sauce is even better. The latter features plenty of crab and noticeable pieces of finely chopped garlic – a nice and flavorful reminder that the garlic is fresh and not from a big jar of pre-minced garlic. In both cases the pastas have been home-made and perfectly al dente. My one experience with a red sauce was a little more disappointing, with little in the way of flavor. My opinion is to stick with the rose and white sauces. Also, I'm not sure how anyone can call the portions small. Are they the gluttonous size of Olazzo or Maggiano's? No, but they are more than filling for anyone who eats sensible sized dinners. I found the service friendly and the prices are even friendlier. The bread is weak, and the wine list is lacking, but again, you've got to adjust your expectations – this is a small storefront pasta place. If you want something mind-blowing then you may want to go someplace else, but for honest Italian fare done right at an affordable price, Da Marco's is a wonderful place.
(Oh, and I've got to disagree entirely with the assessment of Olazzo's bread. It's excellent with a nice crisp exterior, a pleasantly chewy interior, and a subtle yeast-y-ness to it. The Olive Oil is more than acceptable as well.)
re: The Big Crunch
I like OLAZZO, too- especially the linguine w/ white clams (a combo of clams in and out of shells-refreshing parsley taste.) Also, a good place for giant and delicious meatballs.
re: The Big Crunch
Been a while since these posts and I'm happy to report that DaMarco's pasta has come on strong. In addition, I hear that they serving pizza on Tuesdays so we're trying that tonight. Definitely want to see a couple like that succeed here.
re: kriscolby
I have only been to Olazzo (Bethesda) but I think it is great-
love the linguini w/ white clam sauce and rigitoni w/ meatballs
re: kriscolby
What did you think of the pizza? I need to try it myself.
I work in the area, and I lunch at Olazzo pretty frequently. I think it's excellent, particularly when you realize you'd spend more money at the Olive Garden. The red clam sauce is good, and their rose sauce is tremendous. I've also never had a bad experience service-wise. I'd take my full-blood Italian mom here for dinner.
re: buzzy715
I am thinking of getting white clam sauce linguine at Olazzo tonite- it really is great, isn't it?
I find Olazzo to be one of the most consistent restaurants that I have been to in the area. Never had a bad meal there. I have been to Taylor, Litteris, Marchones, and numerous other sandwich places around and the Olazzo sandwiches during lunch are better. I usually get the sausage and pepper or the italian cold cut. I dont understand how it never gets mentioned as one of the better sandwich places around? Probably people associate the place more for dinner and pastas.
re: chowzer
Agreed about their sandwhiches. They have excellent bread and the cold cuts have real flavor. The thing to remeber about both of these places is that this is basically red checkered-cloth Italian. If you go in expecting to have your mind blown, then you need to go somewhere else. The question is whether it's decent food for the money and whether the versions of the modest dishes are good versions. For my money, both places come up successful in both departments and as such I think they are good restaurants. If you're not from Silver Spring, I wouldn't recomend trekking up just to go to one of them, but if you live here and want to go out for some simple and affordable Italian food in the neighborhood, then both places will certainly do.


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At this year's SXSW Interactive, there was a panel titled The New Aesthetic: Seeing Like Digital Devices. It was about technology, and how it relates to art and design. Since SXSW, there have been many discussions, including a sprawling, 5,000 word essay on Wired, about the New Aesthetic's shortcomings, its potential, and its significance.
So what is the New Aesthetic, exactly?
The New Aesthetic processes reality through the lens of technology…
The New Aesthetic is an artistic movement. It is sometimes described as physical versus virtual, or the tension between humans and machines. Its major visual emblems include pixelated images, Photoshop glitches, gradients, render ghosts, and, yes, animated GIFs. Data visualization, like an elaborate Venn diagram, can fall under the New Aesthetic umbrella, as can graphic information, like a Google Maps screengrab. Strategically placing marks on a human face, so a machine can't recognize it as a face, is an act of New Aestheticism. Another popular trend: Photos of people taking photos.
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Picks Of The Week: April 23-29
Our Favorite Family Event For Each Day
Princesses, Broadway stars
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Monday, April 23
Moey's Princess Ball at
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Tuesday, April 24
Audition for "The Godspell Cast of 2032″ at Circle in the
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Learn how to
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Thursday, April 26
Giant Puppetry with PEN
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Bethune Street
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Up To You!
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Family Festival Street Fair
Street (Hubert
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The 17th Annual Big Swim
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Manhattan Media's 2012 New
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Manhattan Media's (New York Family's parent company) 2012 New Amsterdam Bicycle Show,
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checking out the cool gear! The show is
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622 Degraw
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Extreme Personal Finance: Homeless By Choice
Published on - February 23rd, 2007 (by J.D. Roth)
Several readers wrote to share this story of extreme personal finance from the pages of the Los Angeles Times: 26-year-old Andy Bussell has been living in his truck, homeless by choice, for the past year-and-a-half.
The odyssey began in 2005. Bussell was working full time as a "Mac genius" at the Apple Store in Newport Beach, sharing a $1,600-per-month apartment in Aliso Viejo. He had racked up more than $10,000 in credit card debt and was struggling to pay for school and save money for a three-month road trip. So on July 29, 2005, he started living in his truck, with the goal of lasting one year.
Andy sounds reasonably well-adjusted. He has a job. He's going to school (he's a film student). He hangs out with his friends. He engages in hobbies like yoga and rock climbing. Where he differs from average young adults is his willingness to cut corners and live cheap in order to tackle his debt. After eighteen months of extreme frugality, his credit card debt is nearly gone.
Andy's blog has some interesting bits, particularly his cross-country road trip. (I've always wanted to do a cross-country road trip.) His blog is all on one page, and begins with arrival of his camper shell. Scroll to the bottom and then work your way up to follow his entire homeless adventure. He even shares some lessons he's learned from his experience, such as:
- You never really think about the angle of your bed until you're parked at a slant. Annoying.
- Avoid sleeping at 24 Hour Fitness — that's where I got my ticket.
- Angle the truck away from any street lights (if possible). Easier to sleep in the dark.
- Carry extra floss.
- Always have backups and emergency planning.
Despite the current rash of media attention, I get the impression that Andy would much rather have a home. He went into the project expecting to live in his truck for a year, and for the past few months he's been halfheartedly looking for a place to rent. It sounds as if there are other issues besides money involved: "So I've been looking for a room to rent. It's hard. Between my hatred for people and my hatred for people in my space I'm just not getting anywhere."
The Cal State Fullerton Daily Titan has a short video interview with Andy in which he describes his lifestyle.
[Los Angeles Times: Homeless by choice, O.C. student learns self-reliance, via Don, Matthew, and Evan]
This article is about Frugality, House and Home, Real-Life
I have a friend who has lived in a truck or a van (and a little while in a cave) for the last 20 years by choice. He is now in his first year of law school in the Bay Area and is still homeless.
Norman, that reminds me of my father-in-law, who lived in a mail truck for a couple of years while attending college for free by sitting in on classes. He's actually been immortalized in one of those humorous anecdotes that "Reader's Digest" publishes.
Me, I lived in a Honda Civic for a month and a half to save up for a security deposit. It sucked ass, and I would never have dreamed of blogging about the experience because I was deeply ashamed.
Once I found a place to rent, a friend of mine lived in a tent in the backyard for a year to save up money to go back to school. Honestly, I don't think this kind of thing is so terribly uncommon.
Wow. Sounds like Andy might have other issues if he has succeeded and now claims a hatred of people.
Interesting story…
It's very easy to fall into this way of living, and very hard to bounce back. I very much doubt it's just temporary.
I've known a couple of types in similar situations, they start with a reasonable plan, but they get used to it and drift far from the norm. I hope the interest he's generating will not give anyone ideas.
If he really wants an apartment without roommates, he could find a small studio most likely and not have to deal with people in his space. If he can live in a truck for 18 months, I'm sure he could stand living in a small studio apartment!
[...] Homeless by choice [...]
In response to Judy's comment, my guess is he prefers a share over a studio due to the lower cost, not because space is an issue for him.
[...] love stories of extreme personal finance. In the past I've written about a guy who was homeless by choice, how to pay off your mortgage in three years, and about the most fuel-efficient driver in the [...]
From the article: "He had racked up more than $10,000 in credit card debt and was struggling to pay for school and save money for a three-month road trip. So on July 29, 2005, he started living in his truck, with the goal of lasting one year."
I'm not sure I would call this homeless BY CHOICE… This is homeless by being able to afford it.
It is a choice. It's his choice. During the next time you have a list of the monthly bills; all of them, think of the way to get rid of them all.
I had the idea to "car camp", as it sounds better than saying "Homeless", because my rent was more than my car bill. Which to say isn't much more and totalled over 1400 (75% of my net profit each month). That and knowing I did want to get out of my current job and learn, I had to find a way to cut bills.
I've been car camping for over half a year. The hard part is that you know going into this that you won't see any benefit for a couple months, as minimal. It's not a sudden "I'm free". Canceling contract fees add up. It's one that doesn't become apparent until you sit down and do the math.
Do people understand? Some do. Others can not imagine giving up their smart phones, their rent, their current lifestyle. That's all fine and good. That is their choice. I pay my taxes, keep my car up in shape, follow laws, I keep myself and everything presentable.
There's a lot of things that goes into camping in the car than just parking. Cold weather, Hot weather, bugs, rain, storms, accidents, police, thieves. How will you shower? How will you eat? how will you spend your off time? What will you do if you're sick? Where can you park for the 8 hours of just sleeping? How will you handle police knocking on your window? How will you handle strangers asking for money?
Am I safe in my car? No. Have I learned to sleep with 18 wheelers driving 70 mph on the interstate just a 40 feet away? Yes.
I see it as adapting, surviving where others can't imagine doing. I did the crime and now it's time for me to do the time.
Why go through all of this?
I want to have more out of life than fighting bills, fighting paycheck to paycheck. I want to go back to college and not have a gigantic loan over my head for the rest of my life. I want to be able to look at my paycheck and not think "X needs this, Y needs this, Z needs this, I need this, and I have 20 dollars left."


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"It was like getting the gang back together again," said Cube during a visit to Miami to promote the film. "We all knew each other now and felt comfortable with each other, so it was harder for us to crack each other up. We were more confident, because the first movie did so well. But we were careful not to lean too heavily on the original and do the same thing all over again. We wanted to do make a different movie."
In this Jump Street, Hill and Tatum once again go undercover, this time posing as college students to bust a drug ring. Although there are lots of self-referential jokes about how the plot is essentially the same as the previous picture, plenty of differences abound. Even Capt. Dickson gets to get out of their office (this time a Vietnamese church) and take part in the action.
"I think people will love what we did with my character," Cube said. "The directors gave him as much screen time as they could, so there's a lot more than me just being an over-the-top sledgehammer and giving Jonah and Channing hell. I've worked with Chris Tucker ( Friday) and Kevin Hart ( Ride Along), so I've learned how to hold my water during really ridiculous scenes. It's important, because it's not easy for these comedians to come up with stuff on the set the way they do, and if I crack up, the magic is lost."
Although he got his start as a scowling, provocative rapper in the early 1990s with hit albums such as AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted and Death Certificate, Cube, 45, has increasingly concentrated on his acting career (he's set to star in sequels to Ride Along and Barbershop) and starring and producing in the TV series Are We There Yet?, a spin-off of his hit family comedy.
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It's that time again — back to school, which for a few of you means you'll be moving away from home and decorating the first space that feels truly yours. Whether that's a dorm room or an apartment, we've got some ideas for sprucing up your space on a budget.
And naturally, before you do any sprucing, check the regulations for your dorm or apartment to see what kind of improvements are allowed.
This tip for making DIY painted jars comes from a former Apartment Therapy staffer. We love this project because of how versatile it is. Any size jar and and color will work — the possibilities are endless. Use these jars to wrangle little items like pens and pencils, or add some flowers to brighten up your room.
From Katie Deedy of Grow House Grow, a great tip for sneaking wallpaper into your rental (or dorm). It's temporary and easy to reverse when you move out. While wallpapering an entire room might be a little ambitious, try doing just one wall, or just the part of the wall behind your bed, to inject a little color and character into your room.
We love love love this project (and really, who wouldn't)? Plain old switch plates aren't very exciting, but that can all change when you make a switch plate in the shape of a bunny (or turtle, or longhorn, or whatever strikes your fancy).
Not a DIY, persay, but still a great way to add a little greenery and life to your dorm: get an air plant. No dirt required, just a little misting.
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That picture is nothing like the size of a college dorm....my friend moved her son in on Thursday...and unless they (two 19 year old guys) want bunk beds there is no extra room for anything. The dressers had to be put in the closet and a chair at a desk is a luxury. I see all this pink and green fluff in all the stores for college dorm décor....only to be brought home and stored in the parents garage. I'm thinking prison cells have more room.
It's nice that the dorm room pictured above has beautiful hard wood floors and drywall rather than the standard dingy tile floor and cinderblock walls that I had to put up with.
Making a switchplate into the shape of a bunny! Seriously? If you have time for that in college, you aren't taking challenging enough classes. Read your Aristotle, study for chemistry 101, get some exercise....I love design, but I really don't think college kids need to be spending their time and their parents' money making their dorm luxurious. Slap a few pictures on the wall, spend some quality time with new friends, and do your freaking reading for class. (I sound grouchy...it is because I am sick of students saying they cannot possibly read 100 pages in a week, if you have time to make bunny switchplates, you have time to read Dickens)
Thank you ensuenos. I assign no more than 60 and its already somehow "too much". Got to the annual poster sale, pick up a nice print that matches your duvet cover and then focus on what you're there to do: study.
The reason it doesn't look like a dorm room is because it ISN'T a dorm room. It's the former apartment of Hilda Grahnat, who has a lovely blog.
AT, you definitely don't get it. I saw a post the other day about decorating your dorm room for under $250. Seriously?? College students are dropping that kind of money to decorate their dorm rooms?
One more thing: There's no such word as persay. It's "per se." What's happened to editing and proofreading on this site?
Oh, thank you, funkytown. I normally notice all typos and weird usages but skipped over "persay" the first time, half thinking that it was just a new 21st-century term that I hadn't learned yet. Or maybe a variant of parsley....or prissy....
To the people saying students shouldn't have time to decorate their rooms, the first week of school I've barely had anything to do for classes, plus, students should and do have down time. Studying 24/7 sounds exhausting.
My college dorm room had painted concrete block walls & that funky speckled industrial type flooring. I think that's pretty standard. Also, I was pretty much broke after buying books & supplies. An article about transforming hand me downs, & garage sale or thrift finds would be more helpful for college-bound readers.
Not sure if that photo is a glitch or something, but moving on...
I enjoy adding touches to things and being resourceful, but this hypercrafting gets me down sometimes. Glass jars are perfectly recyclable on their own. Add paint and you're dooming them to a landfill as soon as you get tired of the paint job.
I mean if you really like it go ahead and do it, but I think there's this need to overpersonalize and over craft these days
Now there's a nice word: hypercrafting. Love it! And love the concept. Thanks, squalus. (But if it weren't for hypercrafting, dozens of blogs and publications would go under, and rightly so, perhaps leaving room for real art?)
Jeoffry - don't pick on the hyper crafters unless you are the recipient and can't conveniently break/lose the gifts (oops, don't tell my hyper crafting friends and relatives - I REALLY did break that whatever!)
No dorm room in my experience looked like that although some were significantly nicer than others.
My college dorm room had cinder block walls, just enough room to put two beds longways on each wall, with a desk on each side. A door at one end and a high window at other end. Just enough room to walk between the furniture and that was it. No one dreamed of wallpaper or poufy rugs etc. Just put up posters,maybe.
When I moved into my first dorm, I cried for 5 hours straight. I felt so trapped and crammed in. Thankfully, my mattress was brand new and really comfy. And my desk was actually HUGE. My second dorm shoebox was 15 stories up. I will admit that I contemplated jumping. It was horrendous. The mattress smelled like campfire and I got bedbugs twice.
Jesus, tough crowd with all the cynical comments! When I first moved into college, I was really concerned about making my dorm room a home. Everything is new and different, so it's essential to come back to something that feels normal.
Like many people have said, dorm rooms are small these days and you never really know what you have to deal with until you get there. Freshman year, I had the bottom bunk (in a FORCED triple, you talk about SMALL). My mom and I bought fabric on the sheer side and sewed velcro on the back to make a gathered look. Attach the sticky side piece of the velcro onto the top of the bottom bunk and you have your own little private spot, kind of like a canopy. The velco is easy to just rip it off if you want to. Then I also covered a cork board with fabric that matched to hang pictures.
other things I've done...
-get some of those round mirrors from JoAnns and hung them above my headboard in a spattered look (with command sticky things or putty)
-took one of those ikea panels and hung it as a headboard type thing
-made one of those floor pillows (the diy one from design sponge), SO HANDY
Side note to the moody professors... those kids that are complaining about reading aren't sitting in their dorm rooms and crafting, they're probably partying and won't make it through school anyways. Lighten up, AP is here for inspiration.
A peaceful and happy dorm can do wonders for someone's attitude and social life.
My dorm had wooden floors. It was built as part of the WPA during the Depression. The room really had a lot of character. The closet, on the other hand, was crazy. I guess they only owned 5 dresses during the Depression. The closet could hold a max. of 15 hanging items. My room was built for three people, but only two people occupied it. It would have been too small for three, but it was roomy for two. We did a lot of decorating. Thanks for the memories!
These are some great tips for college students. Friends of mine who used to be in college didn't have a lot of money, so things like this would have helped them a lot. Thank you.
As someone currently in college, I actually have to say that while I don't have much space, I still love seeing posts like this. The ideas are good, and even if the exact crafts cannot be replicated, you can still alter them or interpret them to fit the space. I do all of my homework and reading, I have a job, and I am pretty involved on campus and I do still make time for creative things that I enjoy. Maybe the freshman rush to buy color coordinating floor pillows and organizing bins *is* a bit much, but there's no need to be so grouchy about blog posts.
I understand people scoffing at that first photo (a wall-mounted desk and beautifully polished floors? Whaaat?), but decorating your dorm room isn't absurd, particularly for serious students - if you prefer to study in your room then you're going to be spending a lot of time there.
My first year I didn't get any fancier than command hooks for my necklaces, but I have a wonderful memory of the girl across the hall inviting me to her room for tea. Her room had this gorgeous tapestry attached to the wall somehow, and one of her roommates was an artist and her was art leaning everywhere, and there was a rug... Overall it was beautiful and welcoming. I was sick and missing home (she'd actually invited me because she heard me coughing), and really needed it at that moment.
Your space should make you happy. Obviously everyone has restrictions, and for a lot of college students that includes money, time, and an inability to stick anything into your wall. But hell, a silly light switch cover can fit within all of those restrictions (sometimes) and if it makes you happy then go for it.


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Carmel Clay Schools board president Jeff Carter says after the police investigation of the incidents is over, new policies will be put in place to encourage "more active oversight." He doesn't explain what that means, but it might be something like, "Coaches, get off your asses and see what's going on in the back of the bus."


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What is happiness? We all feel it, but what IS it? Is it an experience? A manifestation of hard work? OR is it a state of being?
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Mar 3 2012: As with many of us who posted in this thread, I agree that happiness is at once a choice to look at the positives, to be content, a state of being.
Personally, I also view happiness as consciously hoping, believing and acting. To consciously hope, both for myself and for others; to see the beauty in all things and appreciate them, living or not. Then to believe in these and that I have the ability to effect change and to act on it.
Of course, it is not possible to control some things but I believe that in small ways, we can affect them. After all, we are only about six handshakes away from everyone else :)
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Thanks so much Tina for the great pix.
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Hi I would like to use the photo you took on my husbands great (x4) grandfather's grave. If you do not mind. I would like to add it to my tree on Ancestry. I will reference Find A Grave and you. I would appreciate it greatly. Thank you,
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Dear Tina,
The email has an underscore in it - jlbryant_aia - but it's active.
Currence's middle name was listed in the Braiden "Bryant genealogy" on page 76, in Joanna Bryant's biography. You can navigate to a web version from David Bryant's memorial [ http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=86552057 ].
As for the ordering of her names, it should be fine with how you've set it. I just thought/felt that Nichols oughta be listed, as it was her (last) married name.
Thanks for your F-a-G efforts, and especially all those Bryant pages.
Yours, Jeff
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Portage Community Historical Society (Indiana) Brendan Clancy announced at his State of the Township address at the Bonner Senior Center on Feb. 13, 2014: Improvements to James-Schrock Cemetery - A steep incline at the main entrance has prohibited access to many visitors. We are currently under construction of a new entrance into James/Schrock Cemetery. As soon as the weather cooperates we will continue with this project. Also, a new James-Schrock memorial monument will be installed at McCool Cemetery. This monument will list the names of the deceased at James-Schrock Cemetery. A dedication ceremony is being planned.~Kathy
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Hi Tina, That's great that you were able to get so much info and trace your back to the Mayflower! You never know what bit of information is going to lead to such a wonderful find. I was lucky enough to be able to trace my dad's line to John and Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland of the Mayflower. It's fun to have ancestors who were part of our earliest history. Congrats & thanks for letting us know . Mary
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2 Chainz - Like Me (internet, 2012)
2 Chainz enlisted the assistance of Chicago producer, Million $ Mano, for this Weeknd-sampling affair. Utilizing The Weeknd's "The Birds, Pt. 1", Mano creates a somber backdrop for 2 Chainz' ever misogynist lyrics, as Abel heeds an unknown woman not to "fall in love with a nigga like me." Though they don't make the likeliest of pairings, both Weeknd and Tity work far better in execution due to the fact that both of them are, at the core, repulsive human beings. Though 2 Chainz never quite admits to this on the song, the fact that he chose such a self-loathing sample to identify with proves that 2 Chainz is more self-aware than his critics would have you believe.
2 Chainz - Got One (Mixtape, 2011/2012)
My favorite 2 Chainz track from last year (thanks, Mike Will) has been given a music video, which looks like it was directed by Jordan Towers but was not. I buy da pussy, you payin' for it/PUT YO HEAD THROUGH DA HEADBAWD
2 Chainz (feat. Bun B & Big K.R.I.T.) - Pimps (Mixtape, 2011)
never knew a video for this existed. Goddamn, that fucking sax/hook. No, this will not become a 2 Chainz appreciation blog. Yes, K.R.I.T. needs to stop this pimp shit. Yes, this is one of the best Bun verses in recent memory.
Big K.R.I.T. (feat. 8Ball & MJG & 2 Chainz) - Money On The Floor (Cinematic Music Group/Def Jam, 2011)
I've never met Big K.R.I.T. (and my interview with him never happened), but judging him based on interviews and his musical persona alone, dude has gotta be the most kind-hearted rapper I've ever seen. Which is why songs like this strip club joint just don't work for him. I can't believe Krit's in the strip jawnt throwing out hundreds in the air; I'm half expecting him to take his jacket off and cover up some poor girl he presumes to be underage, while asking her what she's doing out so late and where her parents are. I'm not trying to say Krit's a lame, but look at that dude. Look how warm his smile is (pause). If I saw someone that looked like him in the strip club, I'd probably just fucking run. There's no reason that man should ever be around some poor girls shaking their titties in public. Dude's probably going to burn down the club in the name of the Lord. Not saying he'd do that, again, but that's what would be going through my mind. I wouldn't even finish my drink. That shit ain't natural.
8Ball, MJG, and 2 Chainz more than likely live in the strip club though, and that's why this song works so damn well. K.R.I.T., no matter how awkward his verse is, lays the groundworks for this song with a hypnotic beat, paying tribute to Screw classic, 25 Lighters (the original featuring Lil Keke and Fat Pat). 8Ball manages to be the rapper who picks up the ball (no pun intended?) and runs with it, his husky voice taking the beat to new lengths. MJG is the first to really mention the 25 Lighters theme though, and PIMP TIGHT follows up his big partner's verse with an intricately laced ode to pole-dancing.
2 Chainz is the standout though, continuing what must be his best year ever with an entire verse built around the number 25. It's pretty appropriate considering his original moniker probably came from all the nights he spent in the strip club. What the hell is that dude holding though? Everytime I see 2 Chainz, I just get more confused
2 Chainz - T.R.U. REALigion (mixtape, 2011)
Tity 2 Necklace's latest release comes out amidst this recent influx of mixtapes. As far as I'm concerned, Rocky and 2 Chainz are the only thing from the last couple days I have any desire I listen to, as the rest of the mixtapes are split between rappers from the 90s and rappers who wish they were. I haven't heard the full project yet, but if the first six tracks are any indication, this mixtape exceeds expectations.
(also, Tity is pissing in the album cover. WTF?)
2 Chainz - Riot (Mixtape, 2011)
Did TUHHH CHAAAAAAAAYYYYYYNZ finally figure out that he wasn't going to be successful with a name presumably derived from a woman's breasts? I think Motorboater would've been a more respectable name than Tity Boi, and I still wouldn't listen to an artist named that unless he was infatuated with speedboats and jet-skis.
Regardless of his idenity's origins, it seems with the name change (I know he's been referring to himself as 2 Chainz for well over a year but it's never been his official moniker) has come a slightly new attitude and fresh approach. Though this song is called Riot, it's the same drug-addled flow Tity's been riding since last year Codeine Cowboy, though with more focus and a better sense of what he wants to accomplish. How 2 Chainz intends on inciting a riot with this song is pretty unclear - from the sound of his voice, 2 Chainz has drank himself into a codeine-infused coma, and DJ Spinz' instrumental, while ominous, is more likely to make you light up a blunt than an establishment. There are shades of an aggressive snarl here though, and unlike many of Chainz' past songs where lifelessness tended to be a problem, I can feel him coming to life (or slowly losing his life) here.
One thing I noticed on this song, is 2 Chainz' severe case of Bobby Brown-jaw in that second verse. Dude sounds like he needs to stick his face in the sink for a good half hour in order to get his heart to start beating again. That's something we tend to mark for around these parts, so let's just hope that's a stylistic choice.
2 Titties' Tru REALigion (complete with very ugly cover-art) drops November 1st, and I'm looking forward to it.
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St. Charles Community College's Phi Theta Kappa chapter and its members were the recipients of several awards presented at the PTK Missouri Regional Convention in Jefferson City, March 2-4.
SCC Phi Theta Kappa officers and sponsors at the PTK Missouri Regional Convention in Jefferson City, held March 2-4. Left to right: Tammy Searle, Brenda Hollrah, Tobi Wilkins, Kevin Chang, Christina Gant and Ashley Richardson.
SCC's chapter:
Phi Theta Kappa is the international honor society of two-year colleges. For more information on SCC's PTK chapter or the awards, contact Gant at 636-922-8665 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Established in 1986, St. Charles Community College is celebrating 25 years as a public, comprehensive two-year community college with associate degrees and certificate programs in the arts, business, sciences and career-technical fields. SCC provides workforce training and community-based personal and professional development as well as cultural, recreational and entertainment opportunities. For more information, visit http://www.stchas.edu.
Andrea Compton
Associate Professor
Brynne Cramer
Marketing Specialist
Dan Porter
Grounds Supervisor
Friends & Alumni
SCC Foundation
Jenny Hahn Schnipper
Academic and Career Counselor
Ron Chesbrough
Student Activities
Students in clubs and organizations
Heather McDorman
Vice President for Marketing and Communications
Ben Munson
Associate Director of Marketing and Communications
Nick Hogan
Website Coordinator