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Heather's Sky High Hell's Kitchen Home
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Name: Heather Anderson
Location: Hell's Kitchen — Manhattan, New York
Size: 516 square feet
Years lived in: 2 years; rented
Walking through the door to the home of Heather Anderson in Hell's Kitchen, it is immediately clear that she is a creative person. Over the last two years she has made her space uniquely hers. From the well curated selection of furniture spanning a variety decades and styles, to the customized stripes on the walls (a DIY done with paper and paint) to the chalkboard wall in the dining area, Heather's home is pure design inspiration.
As a designer and fashion illustrator, it makes sense that a love of fashion would come naturally to Heather, but her interest in and love for design does not stop at the wearable. Her passion for interior design and furniture (as well as architecture) is evident in her home. Each piece is selected with great care, and many were found in antique shops, thrift stores or on sites such as Craigslist. With a keen eye for good design combined with patience and knowhow, Heather has managed to accrue great pieces that many would only dream of being able to own, but for a (very small) fraction of the price.
While a Saarinen Tulip Table dug up in a Salvation Army in Brooklyn and an Arne Jacobsen Egg Chair discovered on Craigslist are two of the many scores in her apartment, designer pieces are not the only items Heather is interested in. Always on the lookout, Heather is able to spot beautiful things anywhere, be it a set of chandelier crystals rescued from a hotel dumpster in Pennsylvania or the square alabaster lamp found on the street in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. Once brought home, cleaned up and added to her collection, something that could have easily been overlooked by the casual shopper (or pedestrian!) becomes an envy inducing piece in her well edited home.
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My Style: Rickety Luxe! The luxe is mid-century designers, primarily the latter period of the early to mid-1970s (Karl Springer), a sprinkling of the late 1950s (Saarinen, James Mont, Tommi Parzinger), mixed in with European Art Deco, industrial rusty bits and some late 1800's general store displays to keep it interesting. The rickety is that pretty much everything is not in pristine condition, I love that they have had a previous life.
Inspiration: My Mom, old issues of Domino, William Haines and whatever crazy things I find at the Salvation Army.
Favorite Element: The windows are floor to ceiling, and take up the entire exterior wall, giving me a fantastic view from almost anywhere in the apartment. There is nothing quite as lovely as laying down to sleep with the Empire State Building as your nightlight.
Biggest Challenge: Although this space is almost twice the size of my last apartment, working at home and finding space to store all my supplies completely out of sight is a challenge. There is space for more storage furniture, but I enjoy the luxury of having empty space for my eyes to rest.
What Friends Say: My friends say it better than I ever could:
"So idiosyncratically Heather in all its evident influences, obsessions, loves, and artistic experiences. It's a living history of you and your life as a Designer. Note the capital D. :)" "You manage to make junk that you found in a dumpster look elegant."
I so love this quote from one of my best friends: "This is where old beautiful broken down things come to be reborn."
Biggest Embarrassment: The mural of sorts in my hallway that I started almost 6 months ago, and haven't come close to finishing.
Proudest DIY: It's a toss up: re-upholstering my sofa (my first re-upholstery project) or the black wall stripes that continue onto the laminate built-in. Since this is a rental, painting the laminate was a major no-no, so I had to come up with a removable, non-damaging solution.
Biggest Indulgence: The Italian Art Deco commode. It is the most expensive item in my entire apartment (and it was still really, really inexpensive)&helilp; but the combination of the warm patina of the burl wood and black mirror top is just so very lovely.
Best Advice: Learn the hallmarks of quality furniture, i.e. finishes, wood types, and construction, and buy for investment. If you buy the best quality you can afford, it will always have a resale value that you can reinvest into your next dream purchase.
Buy what you love. Nothing in my apartment was acquired with regard to what matches what. If you love it, it will work.
Dream Sources: 1st Dibs, ABC Carpet and Home, US Army furniture depots, friends' apartments.
Resources of Note:
• Kitchen: Benjamin Moore Blackboard
• Living room: Benjamin Moore "Winter's Gate" Satin
• Entry stripes: Martha Stewart "Francesca" Semi-Gloss
• Bedroom: Hand mixed to match Farrow&Ball "Hague Blue" Eggshell
• Cabinet: Patterson Flea Market (Brewster, NY)
• Alabaster Lamp: Salvation Army (Somerville, MA)
• Key Tray: Baccarat
• Sterling Silver Letter Holder: Unique Thrift (Woodbridge, NJ)
• Collage: Lila Katzen
• Sofa: Craig's List
• Egg Chair: Craig's List
• Giacometti White Plaster Lamp: Craig's List
• Ruhlmann coffee table: Salvation Army (NY,NY)
• Harvey Probber Wall Desk: Salvation Army (NY, NY)
• James Mont bench (book storage): Salvation Army (NY,NY)
• Tommi Parzinger floor lamp: Craig's List
• Eames LCW chair: Craig's List
• Baker Side Table: Craig's List
• Rug: Williams-Sonoma
• Deihl Steel Fan: Ebay
• Oak Floss Cabinet: Salvation Army (NY, NY)
• Chanel Pumps (as sculpture): Salvation Army (Middle of nowhere northern VA)
• Illustration/Empire State Chapeau: Albertus
• Large Format Photograph/"The Apparition rises before me": Amy Finkbeiner
• Jackson Pollack poster: Craig's List
• Franz Klein Exhibition poster: Craig's List
• Brooklyn Floor Screen: Time Galleries (Brooklyn, NY) Painted by me!
• Saarinen table: Salvation Army (Brooklyn, NY)
• Panton chairs: Salvation Army (Brooklyn, NY)
• French side chairs: Craig's List
• Burled Wood Commode: Lampedo
• Venetian Glass Chandelier: Trade
• Lucite Boxes(used as trays): Salvation Army (Brooklyn, NY)
• Mirror: Craig's List
• Mandilion (Chryssie Hynde) Icon: Amy Finkbeiner
• Cardiac Cart: Antique store on Tomkins Ave in Bed-Stuy that I can't remember the name
• Stripe Vase: Ikea
• Orchid Photograph: Goodwill (LA)
• Karl Springer Bone Side Table: Craig's List
• Plycraft Lounger: Craig's List
• Paul McCobb Dresser: Street find (Allston, MA)
• Square Alabaster Lamp: Street find (Jamaica Plain, MA)
• Mirror: Craig's List
• Chandelier: Street find (Brooklyn, NY)
• Chandelier Crystals: Pennsylvania Hotel Dumpster (NY, NY)
• Steel side table: Street find (Somerville, MA)
• Wall Lamps: Tolomeo
• Fashion Illustration: Steven Stipelman
• Diehl Steel Fan: Bargain Betty's
• Vintage Silver Trophy Cups: Value Village (Patterson, NJ)
• Patchwork Cowhide Rug: Craig's List
• Lucite Stand: Salvation Army (NY, NY)
• Eiffel Tower(s): Paris!
• Metal/Frosted Glass Medicine Cabinet: Weber's
Thanks, Heather!
(Images: Liana Walker)
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Love the disco balls - so unexpected and fun!!
Very classy place. Would like to see more of how your work space is set up when working.
Both thumbs up to Heather's resourcefullness and creativity.
The funny thing is that I used to have an identical mirror (to the one above Heather's bed) but I hated it and I gave it away. But that was years before I started to take active interest in interior decor. Now I smack myself silly for being so short-sighted.
As an atheist, I always like to say that I want to end up in hell after death because I would be too cold in heaven. And if hell looks anywhere close to this, then I will be very comfortable. <G>
I agree wtih @LyonStill. You show a close-up of the bathroom sink, but can't show us the entire room? PLEASE stop showing only the trinkets.
I agree with the comments re: the preponderance of items in the apartment rather than the space itself. That said, I can tell that this is a great space. I, too, would have loved to see the workspace better. And I love Heather's hair! :)
A. This place is AMAZING. The layout/style/furnishings are thrilling to me. The fact that so much was found on Craigslist is INSANE! How do I only find "used Billy Bookcases" and she furnished her entire place with the most stunning MCM pieces around?? Well played, m'lady.
Also: Hysterical that there are so many comments regarding the crazy close-up photos so often used in these tours. I thought I was alone in how frustrating I find them to be.
That said, this place is great. Xo
have the same alabaster lamp! a pair actually, inherited.
Well put together with nice pieces
Wow. WOW. This is the best place I've seen in AT in AGES. Heather is a damn genius, is what. This is intricate and layered without looking cluttered, sophisticated but still warm, personal but not kitschy. I love the suitcase stacks—I bet they're great functional storage for her supplies, and they have a fabulous cohesive-but-not-matchy quality that keeps them from being a cliché. I think maybe what I like best of all about this apartment is that Heather doesn't seem to have a Program for her place. It looks thoughtful but not try-hardy. I'm *so* impressed with this place. I'm moving into my own just-over-500 soon and you best believe I'm bookmarking this and returning to it. Beautiful, beautiful job, Heather!
As always, AT, wish there was a floor plan, or at least more of a suggestion of how it all fits together.
Oh, and this apartment is exquisite. This is what I come to AT for-- seeing how the gifted put together their spaces.
BEAUTIFUL. I really love the bedroom and then with the addition of that view - WOW. That bedroom should be in the Color Contest as it's the best use of color I've seen for awhile.
very well done. packed with style, but also lots of nice individual pieces. must have taken awhile to assemble all that. love your natural wood front sideboard.
This tour is a good example of what keeps me coming back to AT even though the site seems to have become little more than a way to market to people whose imagination doesn't go much further than the closest IKEA. This apartment isn't my style necessarily but it is such a personal reflection (or appears to be) of the woman who lives there and has made it her own by hunting for stuff all over the place and putting it together. I love the cabinet/case with glass on photo 8 or 9 and I love the way Heather describes her place and her style. I applaud listing your mother as your inspiration.
I can't get over that view, wow!
That bedroom color is exactly what I want someday. Did I miss the color somewhere?
The rug, the chairs, the ottoman, I love it all!!
I love the book How to Decorate a Dump. I am going to look for that. Beautiful apartment. I would love those windows.
Well done, Heather! I am so envious of your Craigslist and thrifted finds. You truly have a gift. And that view! I would love that as my home office, but I wonder how you do it in such a small space. I work with textiles in a smallish apartment and have managed to find a place for everything but when I'm working it looks like a tornado came through. It's an effort to put it all away every day, so ithe apartment stays messy most of the time.
i like this place, but for some reason - it looks really cluttered/too busy for me - and i've never said that before. the corner with the chalk wall and that closet just looks so busy and messy compared to the other places in the house. i don't know, it's not my thing - but i can appreciate what you did with the place.
Beautiful apartment! Heather provides so much inspiration in just a tad over 500 square feet. Amazing!
I like houses with personality. .....I have the same Chanel shoes to
Heather has a good eye & the ability to put it all together in a space which is stylish,yet human. Well done!
Heather, Wow!!! So impressive. I also agree with Smarteralec re: the used Billy bookcases on CL!!! I scour CL and so far have not found gorgeous stuff like this. Your place is unique and beautiful!
Wow! Who are all these people taking ruhlmann, harvey, saarinen & panton to salvation army? CRAZY!!!
What makes this apartment so successful is that it's backdrop is grounded in quiet gray neutral tones where the furnishings can stand in fluid relief. The fundamentals here are solidly based on classical design and iconic pieces are pulled in that span the decades. This makes for a very elegant and confident mix. Nicely played, Miss Anderson!
If this home were my own, I would NEVER draw the blinds...even at night...with all the lights on...AND I was walking around in the nude. I would hope that the people in the neighboring buildings would have the decency to do the same for me! :)
I really love the style of this apartment, but it's too small for the extra embellishments--like the pumps, and the eiffel towers and multiple cups in the bathroom and the hat heads. They are all fantastic ideas and perfect for the style of the place, but in 600 square feet that also must serve as an office it's too much.
Wow! Although I'm a daily AT reader, I rarely comment, but I just had to express my love for this place. As a fellow New Yorker, I am mightily impressed with what you've done with your space. Love the moody bedroom vibe. FANTASTIC!
I am just gobsmacked, AT!
This is Heather, and I can't thank you lovely readers enough for the lovely comments! The comments are so thoughtful, and kind. It is so nice to know my crazy assemblage of awesome junk appeals to someone other than my friends, who have to say they like it ;)
Thanks again!
ok this is one of my favorite house tours on AT since i started coming here. as a fellow NY-er, craigslister, savo-rescuer, obsessive DIY-er i instantly fell in love and felt a kinship with heather/her space. its *so* well-done and she makes such good use of a mere 500 sq feet--that's not a lot of room especially for someone who needs a creative space in addition to the living space! she makes everything work and did it all on a budget, as well as re-using and repurposing forgotten bits--my MO in life. if i see heather on the street i'm coming in for a hug because this is such a victory for stylish small-space living! way to go, heather! breath of stylish fresh air :)
"gobsmacked", Heather? Brit, maybe?? ;^)
Really beautiful, and I am so jealous of your view as well!
domino! one of the reasons i am a magazine hoarder.
Love everything here but particularly, the striped bookcases, chalkboard wall and all the vintage displays and touches. This is my favorite type palette - beautiful!
loved it! i adore the coffee table, is it really ruhlmann? that is completely insane if it is.... the dining table def is a replica. i love the painted cabinets- very inspired!
Tres Chic! This is my favorite tour ever, so warm and so whimsical. It is elegant. Please invite me over for tea, or champagne. You radiate artistry!
At first glance I thought clutter then went to the House Tour and thought gorgeous. I love the berdroom.
Well, you can't beat those floor to ceiling windows in the bedroom! The chandelier is a beautiful touch.
These things are really very different and impressive, I would say such creative designs makes home look beautiful and attractive. Good job Heather.
Adore this so very much. Thank you for sharing your amazing space with us Heather.
Having lived in an almost identical Hell's Kitchen apartment (but a bland corporate rental) a few years back how I wish we could have turned it into something half so gorgeous.
And "Rickety Luxe"? Love that description.
Who did the interesting artwork across from the bed? Love it! The rest of the apartment looks great also and really gives one confidence to paint not only bright (I do) but dark! Thanks for sharing!
Lyonstill is so correct in her statement.....although Heather has nice things I would rather see the apartment, not a pile of suitcases for example. A floor plan would be nice as well as wide angle views of each room.
She made me see gray in a whole new way,love the paint colors.Very nice,very chic,and I dont see it cluttered at all.
my home is clearly missing a few necessities: floor to ceiling windows and disco balls.
great stuff!
kelly of www.twentysixeast.com
i'm in love with the place!! can we be friends pleeeeaaaase?!?!
This place is beautiful! Such a great use of space, and that's a fabulous apartment for Hell's Kitchen. Going to feature this on our NYC lifestyle blog Naked Real Estate
@formosagirl, @MoRich...come on over!
@bonphoto, the painting is a result of a bored me in the middle of a frigid January day!
@LCDes, The Tulip table is a Knoll base but some bizarre wood/laminate, but I'm not complaining-it was reeeaaalllyyy cheap. I am not all sure about the Ruhlmann table..I am assuming it is inspired by his work, but who knows. If it is real, I think I would probably pass out...!
@Lewis of Long Beach, I rarely close my blinds...to the chagrin of my neighbors ;p
@betweenbars, I hand mixed to match Farrow & Ball "Hague Blue", (which is $125 a gallon) the color is a really restful, beautiful color.
Everyone, thank you again. And yes, everyone needs a disco ball in their life!
Too much to be said because I loved it all!
@ Everette305 I DON'T belive AT is marketing to anyone as it pertains to IKEA. OBVIOUSLY this woman has money. Did you NOT see her view? Also her location alone lets you know that she can afford more than what Ikea has to offer. I really hate it when people just harp on Ikea, it's really annoying....end rant.
Heather, I LOVE your space! I think your use of space is genious, I think the overall style is impeccable and I love the fact that AT is featuring a woman of color in her space living in such a glitzy area as you are. One of my favorite features of your home are the stacked vintage suitcases. I also really like that your use of the color black. Normally black is very dark and sucks the life and light out of a room but you were able to make it actually more vibrant and light and spacious. Thanks for sharing your home! BTW is there a link to your work, or site?? I'd love to see your stuff.
Heather! Thank you so much for submitting your amazing space to AT. It is sooooooooo refreshing seeing someone take a chance and do something bold that really reflects their personality. I live in Copehagen, and I swear to God if I see one more white walled, bare floored, minimalist space that looks exactly like every other apartment....well, someone might get hurt, is what I am saying.
Zebra rug!? Girl, I LOVE YOU.
You ever come to DK, you call me.
Hey StudioGirl11...thank you, chicklet! I know my home is cluttered and odd for some, but I truly do love my space...and I so appreciate that you do too. As much as I love Copenhagen, I will definitely take you up on your offer-I think we would get on famously!
What a fabulous place! Not only do we share the same name although I have an "e"instead of an "o" our styles and design philosophy are so similar. We have a blog "Shoestring Abundance" geared toward helping people understand quality and design. We've acquired amazing Hans Wegner pieces as well as Brueton, Hickory Chair Co., Peter Hvidt, Le Corbusier, Milo Baughman etc....all from St. Vincent de Paul, Goodwill and Salvation Army. Thanks for sharing such an inspiring place! Best regards, Heather Andersen
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Amazing! You are an artist, Heather. Your home is stylish and comfy!
Wow, what a gorgeously done space! And Heather's luck with finds at Salvation Army and Craigslist is inspiring. What a fantastic eye.
I registered simply to comment that this is the most beautiful and stylish apartment I've seen on AT since religiously perusing this site for the past 6 months. Good job, Heather!
Hi Heather! Just wanted to say that I moved in to my new apartment today, and here I am, revisiting your place, hoping to bite your style.
Hi @prolix! You are too kind, I am sure your space is gonna be awesome. Would love to see the finished product!
Of course, the redecorating itch has hit, and I'm starting a whole new look, hopefully even better.
Hi Heather,
I just keep comming back to get the great feeling of your home again. It contains all the things I love, design and art-deco, the amazing view, the warm, welcoming colours, the arty feeling, a bit of bling, european-american, sensual, .... .
Thanks for charing,
I have re-visited this tour as well, @tombe. Heather's not a minimalist but isn't a hoarder. Your items have impact. Bling combined with quality anchor-type pieces. It's girly but not frilly...strong, yet sensitive-artiste. I just adore your apartment.
Hi Tom,
By an odd chance I found bits and pieces of my apartment on Pinterest-so I came back for a look, as well! Thank you so very much for your lovely comment-and for finding my little home interesting enough to want to return.
Thank you, thank you!
I'm a minimal maximalist! Tony Duquette with restraint...and a tenth of a tenth of his budget. Thank you, Shaylynn!
Gotta love someone who would put a tophat next to Mickey Mouse ears and looks like she wouldn't be afraid to wear either.
Always great to see a place that really looks like someone lives there and does things. This place is so lively that it seems to have a life of its own. Unexpected touches everywhere and still cohesive.
So glad that AT reposted this tour and would love to see what Heather's redesign looks like.
Love, love, love it!!
Hi Heather
You've inspired me to continue decorating my apt! I live in Hell's Kitchen too and I know that Salvation Army very well. Well done!
As far as being critical of readers who rant about Ikea look at the Free stuff listings on Craigslist and observe all the photos of broken Ikea furniture left on curbside. Furniture that will end up in landfills within a couple of years is not good for the planet and certainly won't be collected by antique admires a hundred years from now so lighten up on coming down on someone who speaks the truth. The last thing the planet needs are more disposable products that will end up in a landfill or a lake or at the bottom of the ocean.
Oh, and I love this apartment and the design sense Heather has. Finish that mural this coming winter when it's too cold to go thrift shopping!
Those dark walls are sexy!
I didn't recognize this tour from the first picture but as soon as I saw the Eames chair in the corner, with the view behind, I knew right away.
I am so glad AT rerun this house tour, I love it as much as I did a year ago.
Heather, you've got Talent, lady! (with capital T).
Since you mentioned you were starting a new look, I really really really hope we will get to see it. AT, a new house tour of Heather's apartment, please!
Heather, you have a wonderful living space. I enjoyed touring your beautiful apartment, all the best!
AT keeps having these tours with these fabulous people, making me wish I knew them in real life. Alas, it is not to be. Heather, I echo the sentiments of the previous posters. Your place is fab and so is your hair. And your glasses. And your shoes.


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[Update] Double Fine's Costume Quest now available for iPhone and iPad, and just in time for Halloween
Chris Priestman
Costume Quest
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iPhone, iPad
Updated on October 11th, at 9:14:
Whoops. The Gubbins on Ice DLC is not actually free, as previously reported.
It is, instead, available as a £1.49 / $1.99 in-app purchase. Apologies all round.
Also, Double Fine tells us it has "no news on the Android front". We'll keep you posted.
Here's a bit of a Halloween shocker for you. Double Fine has just launched its Halloween-themed RPG,
Costume Quest
, on the App Store.
The last thing we heard about
Costume Quest
was that it would be heading to the Android-powered Nvidia Shield. So it turning up on the App Store is as much a surprise for us as it is you.
Costume Quest
was originally released on PSN and Xbox Live Arcade back in 2010. It's a turn-based RPG that follows a bunch of kids as they head out trick-or-treating for Halloween.
Being kids, when these youngsters go into battle against the evil Repugians, their imaginations turn them into the hulking heroes that their costumes depict.
Other than being utterly adorable, and sprinkled with plenty of humourous moments, there are mini-games to beat and costumes and other goodies to unlock.
The mobile version of
Costume Quest
also comes with the Grubbins on Ice DLC pack at no extra cost. This adds even more quests, new enemies, costumes, battle stamps and creepy treat cards.
Costume Quest
hasn't made its way over to Android devices yet, but we have reached out to Double Fine to find out if and when it will.
Those who do have an iOS device can purchase
Costume Quest
on the App Store for £2.99 / $4.99. It's the ideal Halloween game for kids and adults alike, so give it a shot.
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Tiger Woods is back in the swing of things on the golf course, with at least two tournaments on the horizon. But he shouldn't expect much of a cheering section—at least on the home front.
Nearly five months after learning of her husband's alleged affairs, Elin Nordegren wants to pursue a better life and is consulting with divorce lawyers in Florida and California, sources say.
The former model/nanny has not spent one night with her husband since he returned from sex rehab in time to prepare for the Masters. Instead, she stays in the Isleworth community near their Orlando, Fla., home in a separate house with the kids and nannies. And she has traveled both alone and with her kids, four times without her husband in the past few weeks.
"Elin is over Tiger, time to get her house in order," says a source in Orlando familiar with the situation.
And that can lead to only one place...
Nordegren is talking to several lawyers about divorce possibilities. A source says she's consulted with two in California and at least two in Florida. E! News has learned, however, that she most likely plans to file in Florida where she and Woods own multiple properties around the state. In addition to the wealthy Orlando community they currently live in, construction is underway on a mansion on Jupiter Island in southern Florida, where their luxury yacht, Privacy, is docked at Old Port Cove Marina.
Since Nordegren reportedly has a prenup that would give her only $20 million if she stays in the marriage for 10 years, she has had legal experts pursue sweetening the deal. Unconfirmed reports say Woods offered her $80 million more in a revised prenup to keep her happy and stable.
His money also helped her buy a $2 million Swedish home, called Faglaro Mansion, on a secluded island reachable only by ferry from Stockholm, according to Swedish press reports.
"For the past five years of their marriage, the couple has spent time in a condo they own in downtown Stockholm," a source says. "Tiger owns other places in the city, too."
Nordegren, we are told, will soon go to her new Swedish home for a visit.
In Florida, where there are children involved, the law requires a three-month parental counseling course before any divorce would become legal. It allows the judge to delay the case by three months to give the quarreling couple a chance to sit back and decide if they really want to go through with it. Florida has done this to try and keep divorces to a minimum to protect the children and hope to change the mind of the parent who wants to sever the ties.
If Nordegren does file, the assets are so numerous, it could take more than a year to review all the properties located across several countries and several states in America.
Since Woods has two kids, he will get clipped any way you look at it, especially if Nordegren picks the right lawyer with this kind of big-ticket money experience.
Tiger and Elin used to be the picture of happiness...and we got the photos to prove it.


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St. Louis Rams head coach Jeff Fisher is taking on his former team, the Tennessee Titans this weekend. Fisher coached the Titans, or Houston Oilers, for 16 years before leaving the franchise in 2010. In 2012, he returned to coaching and joined the St. Louis Rams. He isn't getting sentimental about his playing his former team though.
"I'm not playing, and I think there's 16 players on the roster that were there when I was there," Fisher said, via Pro Football Talk. "So, it's a different football team, so I'm excited for our guys. We'll get them back and have them ready to go."
Fisher was dealt a bad hand in this reunion of sorts. Fisher's team played on Monday Night Football and will have six days to prepare for this match up. The Titans on the other hand, are coming off a bye week and will have 14 days to prepare for the game.
"The schedule makers felt like we could overcome these things and we will," Fisher said. "Often times, when you have so much time off, the timing's off, so we'll see."
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I chose my font Linoscript while working in Booksmart on my PC. I went to Publish Preview and it looks exactly how I want it to look. I uploaded the book onto blurb into my bookstore. I ordered a copy and chose to allow preview for my book. When I preview my book from the blurb website the typeface looks different. The typeface is no longer completely solid. Where the curves of one letter touch the next letter it goes white. When I soft proof it on my home printer the type is solid and looks fine. How will the font look on the books that I order? Will it match Booksmart preview and softproofing on my home PC or will it match what is seen from the preview on the Blurb website?


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PISCATAWAY, NJ – Rutgers head women's tennis coach Ben Bucca has been appointed to the Saint Peter's University Hospital Board of Trustees, the Office of the Bishop of the Diocese of Metuchen announced.
Bucca will join a Board of 26 members comprising business and community leaders from the Greater Metropolitan area. Other appointees include John Papa, treasurer for Johnson & Johnson, Peter Conhenny, retired CEO of MBNA bank, Clifford Holland, Worldwide President of Ortho Clinical Diagnostics and Peter Connolly, Worldwide President of Tommy Hilfiger, Inc.
Saint Peter's University Hospital serves the healthcare needs of the residents of Middlesex, Union, Somerset and Mercer Counties. With more 3,000 employees and gross revenues exceeding $300,000,000, the hospital is recognized as a premier academic hospital, with state of the art facilities, providing healthcare in a community oriented, atmosphere.
"I am thrilled and honored that Bishop Paul Bootkoski saw fit to entrust me with the serious responsibility of Board Trustee for one of the outstanding New Jersey hospitals," said Bucca. "To me, it is the culmination of my many years of community involvement in New Brunswick. I hope that in a small way my appointment will promote an even closer relationship than the one that already exists between Rutgers University and the hospital."
Bucca is in his first season as head coach for the Rutgers women's tennis team, after serving for nine years as an assistant under Marian Rosenwasser. Recently, Bucca was appointed to serve as a member of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) NCAA Legislative Issues Committee. ITA, the governing body of collegiate tennis, works closely with the NCAA on several issues dealing with tennis in all its divisions.
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WHEATFIELD | Calumet executed what it wanted to do on both ends of the floor but still came up short against Knox in the only semifinal game of the Class 3A Kankakee Valley Sectional Friday night.
Knox built an early lead on the way to a 45-26 victory and advanced to Monday's 7 p.m. championship against the winner of today's K.V.-Hanover Central semifinal.
Hanover made the decision not to make the trip due to the snow. The host Kougars will play the Wildcats at 6 p.m. tonight.
"We couldn't send the other teams home," K.V. athletic director Doug Greenlee said.
The Warriors (6-15) trailed 14-4 at the first stop and 21-8 at the half. They doubled their first half scoring in the third quarter but were still looking up at a 34-16 count.
"We know what we need to work on in the offseason," Calumet coach Dori Downing said. "We have a lot of work to do, and we know that."
She knows the challenges at Calumet to put a consistent winner on the floor. The Warriors won the sectional in 2009 but have struggled this season.
"I love winning and have won," Downing said. "I feel lucky and fortunate, but that's not why I coach them. That's not the only rule of success.
"They played hard tonight. Golly, if we'd have any kind of luck at all of making shots, we had to miss at least seven or eight from underneath the basket. By the end of the game, it had to be 14."
Hope Wagner led the Redskins (12-11) with 12 points, while Chelsea Combs added nine.
"We really did what we wanted on defense, but we didn't have anyone who could stop Hope," Downing said.
Jacqueniece Whitehead tallied a team-high 10 points for the Warriors, while Theresa Strong added six points and nine rebounds.
"We were trying to go with (Whitehead) and Strong to get some kind of inside game going," Downing said.
Knox coach Dan Huiezenga is happy to move on but doesn't like having to wait until Monday.
"I hate it," he said. "I'd absolutely rather play (today). Yeah, we have two extra days, but we're not going to know who we play until (Saturday) night so, in the sense of game-planning, it's actually worse."


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Korean sculptor and installation artist Do Ho Suh created this awesome installation, entitled Floor, that might not look like much until you get good and close to it. Glass plates rest on thousands of multicolored miniature plastic figures who are crowded together with their heads and arms turned skyward. Together, they support the weight of the individual visitor who steps onto the floor.
Currently showing at Lehmann Maupin's pop-up gallery at the Singapore Tyler Print Institute (STPI) until February 11th, Floor is a wonderfully thought-provoking installation.
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Mosquita y Mari - A new voice in independent filmmaking
If you've listened to Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers, you're certainly familiar with the sketch that opens track ten. You know, the one where a radio static-filtered gentleman calls in to a radio station. "Yo, I never call to ask you to play something, right?," he says.
Like him, I try not to ask for much more than your attention, but I do want to make a request of you now, and by now, I mean now. Like, the if-you-wait-an-hour-it-might-be-too-late kinda now. What I'm asking is that if you have ten dollars to spare and if you're a regular reader of this blog, please go to the page for Mosquita Y Mari, a film that is the passion project of my brilliant friend, director Aurora Guererro, and become a supporter. No matter what please do check out the trailer on the page linked above. It is amazing.
If there's any possibility that the supporters of this blog can in any way contribute to making a reality of this dream, which is so close to having its goal met, I think what we can help to prove is that the striving is worth it. We can also help to prove to ourselves and to others that we're not willing to divorce our political aspiring from our deepest aesthetic sensibilities, and that is why projects like this are so important.
Thanks, and love.
I have roughly 8 dollars to my name right now, so unfortunately I won't be donating, but this truly seems like such a wonderful story and project. I really hope that it gets fully backed. :) Everyone on my dash… please take a look and donate if you can! Yay young chicanas!!!
A woman makes her own social science experiment. First, while very plain looking, she asked for free cake, and free taxi rides. She was rejected on every request but once. Then she got fully made up with heels, make up, and a revealing dress. She basically has everything thrown at her for free.
So interesting! There are definitely some costs that come along with being "sexy" but this makes a clear point of at least one side of this!
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This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: Minnesota's Republican-led House of Representatives decided last night to follow up the controversial decision to allow anti-gay "nu-metal minister" Bradlee Dean's to recite Friday's opening prayer with a vote in favor of putting a constitutional same-sex marriage ban on the state's 2012 ballot.
A concerned constituent named Stephanie decided to e-mail her state representative, Tony Cornish (R-Good Thunder), using a form letter found on the Human Rights Campaign website. She promptly received a rather blunt response: "Give it a rest!!!!!!!!!!"
Taken aback, Stephanie took to Tumblr to write: "Correct me if I'm wrong, but this isn't how my state representative is supposed to respond to his constituents about key issues, correct?"
Apparently Stephanie is not alone: Several others are reporting similar curt retorts from Cornish. "Emailed Rep. Tony Cornish via @HRC expressing disappointment," tweets @llynn20ff. "Response: 'Cool off & try writing a sane letter.' Nice."
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I'm gonna look into the camera right now, and if you're out there and you're struggling with your sexuality.. I love you. You are very important to me. You're very important to this society. God doesn't make mistakes. You are very special. It gets hard.. It gets hard, sometimes. But it gets really cool afterwards. Accept yourself.
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This is why the "honorable kill" in battlegrounds should be scrapped.
Quick thought experiment: Imagine that you've got 1 AFK, 5 holding your one tower, 1 guy doing the Rambo thing and kamikaze charging enemy held towers (there's alway one guy who thinks he can take towers solo), and 7 people fighting in the middle with no interest in listening to orders to go do anything else. Your choices are:
1. Sit at your lone tower and obtain minimal honor for the next 5-10 minutes while your crappy pug loses.
2. Go follow Rambo to his repeated death and obtain minimal honor for the next 5-10 minutes while your crappy pug loses.
3. Go fight in the middle, earning all the (limited) bonus honor that you'd get with options one or two, PLUS a share of the HK honor (which can be non-trivial if your opponents are happy to oblige you with a fight in the middle since they own three towers and are going to win the match).
When the incentive structure rewards bad behavior, people will behave badly.


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Liverpool frontrunners for PSG winger Jeremy Menez
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A recent rise in interest for Paris Saint-Germain forward Jeremy Menez has attracted a number of potential suitors for the 25-year-old France international. Liverpool are speculated to be the frontrunners for Jeremy Menez, who has proven to be an asset in Carlo Ancelotti's squad in spite of being shifted to the bench.
Rife rumors suggest Liverpool are preparing a £6 million bid for Jeremy Menez this summer. Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers plans to deploy Jeremy Menez on the left wing, which has already tested Raheem Sterling, Suso and Stewart Downing.
With five goals and 11 assists in 34 appearances for Paris Saint-Germain this season, Jeremy Menez appears to be a diamond in the rough. The arrival of Lucas Moura has restricted first-team action for Jeremy Menez, which is why the Frenchman is eager to find an exit route from Parc des Princes.
Earlier this season the agent of Jeremy Menez, Jean-Pierre Bernes revealed his client was on the brink of moving away from Paris Saint-Germain. Jeremy Menez's contract is set to expire in 2014, which means Paris Saint-Germain will try to sell the forward this summer rather than lose him for free later.
"I need to feel trust, and the day I will not feel it again, we will have to find a solution. We will see at the end of the season what they (PSG officials) want. Everyone has to make efforts, and maybe I have to do much more," Jeremy Menez told Sky Sports in reference to his away move.
Paris Saint-Germain manager Carlo Ancelotti remains undisturbed by Jeremy Menez's transfer saga. The former Chelsea boss believes the French winger should leave his club if he is unhappy with his stay.
"The transfer market is over, Menez has to stay here. If he is not happy in June, he could ask to leave, as others players did. He is an important player for our team, but competition is logical in great teams," Carlo Ancelotti said.


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Make a Scrapbook for Your Baby!
One more week and baby boy will be here! One thing that I have started to do finally, is make a scrapbook so when he goes home with the adoptive parents, he will have it forever. I think that this is very important because you can give your child a book about whatever you would like. One thing that I recommend doing prior to making the scrapbook is asking the adoptive parents if it is okay to create the book and maybe some of the pages that you want to create will not overstep any boundaries either of you guys have. You have to make sure that they are okay with some of the content of the book. After all, they are… [more]
Start 2009 Off Right
If 2009 is the year in which your baby will be born, I encourage you to start the year off on the right foot. How so? With your child in mind. Granted, you likely have your child in mind most of the time. But I encourage you to do so in a very proactive manner. Whether you choose to parent or place your child for adoption, you will one day be faced with questions from your child. While some questions may not always have the perfect answer, you can do things now that will show your child that you always had his or her best interest in mind. Journal, tonight and/or tomorrow, about the plans you are dreaming for your child's future. Talk about anything and everything. Be honest about your… [more]
Don't Forget your Camera!
One thing you definitely do not want to forget when packing for your upcoming hospital stay is your camera! Photos are cherished by any new mothers. Ahead of time, you may want to give a little thought to how much you actually wanted photos or video of. Some Moms may want to get all up close and personally with cameras during delivery while others (like me) are more modest. Nowadays many hospitals have rules about cameras in the labor and delivery room; some allow them and some do not. So you will need to check with the hospital you are delivering at to see exactly what their policy is. Even if you are not comfortable with cameras during delivery or your hospital doesn't allow them, there is… [more]
Weekend Fun with Journaling Prompts
Journaling is a great tool for anyone who is going through something as emotional as an unplanned pregnancy. Not only can journaling be healthy and healing for your soul, according to Psych Central, journaling can reduce stress and help you improve or maintain good physical health. Your journal can be a place where you can write your innermost private thoughts and feelings, your rants and rages, your fears about adoption or being a parent, your dreams for your child, and much more. The options for what you can write in journal are endless although at times, I know it can be very hard for some to think of what to write about, so I have come up with a list of twenty journal prompts… [more]
Weekend Fun: Create a Pregnancy Scrapbook
So, when you have some free time this weekend, why not create a pregnancy scrapbook? Even though your pregnancy is unplanned, you should still make the most of it and try to enjoy it whenever possible. Regardless of what you ultimately decide about either making an adoption plan or a parenting plan, a pregnancy scrapbook can be a great way to remember your pregnancy as well as a neat keepsake item for your child in the future. Plus, it could also relieve some stress by channeling some energy into something positive. Why not invite some girlfriends over, make a "girl night in "out of it, and crop till you drop! Making a pregnancy scrapbook doesn't have to be as involved as it may sound. It doesn't have… [more]
Weekend Fun: Say Cheese!
Have you been taking any photos during your pregnancy? If not, you should be! Who cares how big you are; pregnancy is the one time that you can get away with it so take advantage of it and celebrate it. Besides, the photos that you take during your pregnancy can be a great keepsake regardless of whether or not you ultimately decide to parent or place your child for adoption. Your child may also find them funny to look at one day too. I admit that I didn't take very many photos during either of my pregnancies. It's something that I now regret. I can recall maybe one photo from my pregnancy with Noah and one or two photos from my pregnancy with Charlie, but they… [more]
Hospital Series: Memorabilia
Keepsake items are important to any new mother but they are very important to birthmothers because they provide her with a tangible way to remember her child and remember the short time they spent together in the hospital. Keepsake items are going to differ from mother to mother. What I consider a treasured item may not be a treasure to the next mother, so keep what is meaningful and important to you. These items are YOURS to keep. If you are worried about your child's adoptive mother receiving any of the keepsake items, talk with the hospital staff. Many times they are more than happy to provide you with two of the items so that you may have one as well as your baby's… [more]
Ways to Remember Your Pregnancy
In my last post, I shared with you some great ways to enjoy your pregnancy, but you may want some ways to remember your pregnancy by. You may be thinking though, "why would I want to remember this pregnancy?" Especially if you follow through with an adoption plan. Personally speaking, I wish I had more to remember my pregnancy with Charlie by and that I had enjoyed that pregnancy more because that was our special time, the time when I was (unlike now) his only mother. Remembering your pregnancy also acknowledges your motherhood.
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More on Memories and Keepsake Items
Memories and keepsake items are very important to any mother. They are especially important to birthmothers because for some of us they could be the only tangible things we have relating to our child and the short time we may have spent together. In a recent post, I talked about your right to have any and all of the keepsake items for your baby from the hospital. But, if you are a first time mom, you might not be aware of what all you can have or what all you should hang on to. Basic hospital items that are considered keepsakes are the crib card that identifies your child's gender and sometimes name, the hospital bracelet, the little hat they put on… [more]
How to Plan an Entrustment Ceremony
If you are pregnant and considering adoption, you may consider having an entrustment ceremony after your child is born before the adoption is finalized. Entrustment ceremonies are becoming more common in the adoption community lately as more birth parents and adoptive parents are choosing to come together and partake in this touching ceremony. This ceremony takes some of the legality out of adoption and touches more on the emotional and symbolic side of adoption. There is no right or wrong way to plan an entrustment ceremony. The options are endless and should be tailored to what you and the adoptive parents are most comfortable with. 1. Talk with the potential adoptive parents and make sue they are ok with participating in an… [more]


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Each year, NFL teams play each team within their division twice and they play one AFC and one NFC team on a rotational basis. To fill in the final two spots on the schedule, the teams need to take on opponents who finished in the same position in their respective positions.
So while we need to wait to find out exactly what date each game will go down, the opponents are set.
Here is a look at the New York Giants' 2014 opponents:
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|Indianapolis Colts
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|Atlanta Falcons
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I'm kind of obsessed with skylines so I really, really love this. Pricey for kids linens, but...it is Dwell, I guess.
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Item non-response on income and wealth questions
AbstractAfter reviewing the literature on item non-response we focus on three issues: First, is there significant heterogeneity in item non-response across financial questions and in the association of covariates with item non-response across outcomes? Second, can the informational value of surveys be improved by matching interviewers and respondents based on their characteristics? Third, how does offering a "don't know" answer option affect respondent behavior? The questions are answered based on detailed survey and interviewer data from the German Socioeconomic Panel, considering a broad set of income and wealth outcomes.
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