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McCormick & Schmick's Seafood - Denver
- Address:
8100 East Union Avenue, #R101
Denver, CO 80237Neighborhood:
Tech Center / Greenwood Village
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
McCormick & Schmick's Seafood - Denver
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.mccormickandschmicks.com/Denver
- Phone: 7202009339x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday 11:00am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday 4:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday 4:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Joe Ramirez
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from McCormick & Schmick's Seafood - Denver
McCormick & Schmick's Seafood & Steaks is located at the Denver Tech Center. Come and enjoy one of our delicious seafood dishes in our dining room, featuring intimate private dining areas, handcrafted mahogany woodwork, brass fixtures, Tiffany-style lamps and stained glass chandelier.Continued
From fresh seafood and shellfish to aged steaks and garden fresh salads, our goal is to exceed your dining expectations.
A distinctive feature of our restaurant is our beautiful bar area that offers you a comfortable environment from which to enjoy a wide variety of wines, beers, classic drinks and trendy cocktails.
Be sure to stop by and enjoy our award winning bar food during our Happy Hours. Every item on the menu is appealing and the prices are equally attractive!
From fresh seafood and shellfish to aged steaks and garden fresh salads, our goal is to exceed your dining expectations.
A distinctive feature of our restaurant is our beautiful bar area that offers you a comfortable environment from which to enjoy a wide variety of wines, beers, classic drinks and trendy cocktails.
Be sure to stop by and enjoy our award winning bar food during our Happy Hours. Every item on the menu is appealing and the prices are equally attractive!
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked 1000-Point Tables
McCormick & Schmick's Seafood - Denver - Best Restaurants in Tech Center / Greenwood Village ›
McCormick & Schmick's Seafood - Denver reviews from OpenTable diners
164 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (110)romantic (65)fit for foodies (53)neighborhood gem (40)good for groups (39)great for lunch (30)notable wine list (26)great for brunch (10)great for outdoor dining (9)hot spot (7)vibrant bar scene (6)kid-friendly (5)late-night find (4)scenic view (1)Show More
- Land and SeaColoradolaurelVIPDined on 9/28/2014Four friends enjoyed a leisurely Sunday dinner at this lovely restaurant with lots of dark wood and plush carpets. Our food was very good but not gourmet. Our dishes included lobster tail, scallops and a special steak and lobster plate. The steak was juicy and tasty. The lobster was fine but not as excellent as I have had. The side of spinach was a generous portion. Desserts of gluten free chocolate cake and apple pie with ice cream were very good. Service was professional. The cost was $50 each plus tip and this included a glass of wine.Special Features:
- Good food, so-so serviceTCTXDined on 9/27/2014The food was good, but the service was questionable. It took us about 15 minutes to get the drinks we ordered and then about another 15 for them to come back to take our order. Other tables that came in around the same time as us seemed to be getting taken care of with no problems, so it may have been our particular server.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great trout!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014My wife and I had our 21st anniversary dinner together here. We both had trout; she the broiled, and I the almondine. We can't stop talking about that fish! It was possibly the best ever, and that is compared to fish from some of the best restaurants in Florida, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. The Shrimp kisses started us off right, and a complementary desert was sweet both ways! Only minor complaint was a bad tasting Margherita which they replaced with a Mojito. Awesome waitress!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid 4+ starsLocalsVIPDined on 9/26/2014Short version: Very good meal, excellent service. Yes we would go back. Longer version: We travel extensively, and have been to a number of McCormick & Schmick's nationwide, and this particular location several times. It has always been a solid 4+ stars. I had the wahoo (ono Hawaiian fish), and my companion the rockfish. Very good preparation, and very tasty. By the glass wine list was good. This is one of those consistent "go-to" places that we can count on at the Tech Center.
- ALANDined on 9/26/2014Always a favorite place to dine when we come to Denver. Great food, great atmosphere!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- aki0124Dined on 9/26/2014One of our favorite places. The service is outstanding, the food: great, and the ambience is superb.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Extremes: Great then TerribleBobhVIPDined on 9/25/2014I was introduced to McCormik on Wednesday night - perfect service, wonderful food, nice wine list. Perfect for old friends, clients, or a date. The next night the hostess could not have been more rude - I was shocked and so was my date. We started to leave but Liz - the waitress from the first night appeared and made the best of a bad situation. This is a very small sample and I do not know which is the norm. I am emailing the manager of the restaurant and the owners
- Special EveningSpecdinerDined on 9/24/2014It was our 26th wedding anniversary and the staff went out of their way to make our dining experience enjoyable. From the hostess to the waitress and the manager, they all made our evening a special one. Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014an amazing dinner, excellent meats, friendly and intelligent staffSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/14/2014Excellent service and food --the steak and lobster combination is terrific, especialy when it's the featured special!Special Features:
- Very goodhappyqltrDined on 9/14/2014Thus is one if our favorite seafood restaurants. Crab bisque and the cookie basket for dessert are two of our must havesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always great food and serviceMrfilmVIPDined on 9/14/2014Excellent! You simply cannot beat McCormick & Schmick. The food and the service are top notch and for special occasions, we always choose McCormick.Special Features:
- Very disappointing in Denver, COOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/13/2014We were excited about trying the Denver location. However, we were very disappointed in the service and the food. We told the server that our friends were celebrating birthdays, but instead of surprising them with a free dessert at the end of the meal, he said, "Oh, you'll get a free dessert". When we paid the bill, we had a gift card to pay for some of the bill and the server, in front of our friends said, "Oh, you have a gift card?" and then brought the receipt back and said, "I took the money off the gift card." Not necessary. The food was not prepared the way we had ordered it.We do not recommend this location and will not be returning to this location due to the service and food.
- Awesome anniversary celebration!HollyDined on 9/12/2014We dined at McCormick & Schmick's to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary, and it did not disappoint. The service was excellent (especially from the manager, Karen) as was the food, and we received a lot of special attention to deal with a food allergy situation. We will definitely be back as we always have a great experience when eating there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We expected more3DucksDined on 9/9/2014We went to celebrate a birthday. Ordered drinks but they didn't come to the table until after we finished appetizers. And then they weren't the drinks we had ordered. Apparently the bar had run out of one of the ingredients. The food was good, though, especially the clam chowder.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedLloydDined on 9/8/2014I got some family together for a dinner with my nephew from NY last week. We brought our 3 year old grandson with us. OUr reservation was for 6:30 and we received our dinner at 8:00 PM. When our food arrived - prompted by a visit to the manager on duty - the order was not correct. My wife was close to getting her order to go since we needed to drop my grandson off at his parents by 8:30 and they live on the other side of Denver. Despite the fact that the manager reduced our bill - by that time our dinner had been ruined. This was not expected at what was supposed to be a quality restaurant!Special Features:
- Great ExperianceAnniversaryDined on 9/4/2014We had a terrific experience. I made reservations on line . I let them Know it was our anniversary. We were greeted by name and told Happy anniversary at the door and at our table. The Menus had an anniversary greeting with our name on it. The food was spectacular. best oysters in town. The portions are huge . The Salmon Rigatoni is incredible . and to top it all off , We were given a desert!!!Special Features:
- great seafoodStewDined on 9/4/2014best selection of fish in town, and all very fresh and well prepared. I requested a booth at the window, but the head waitress said she didn't known this and tried to seat us at an inner tsable. Luckily there was a table at the window.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GREAT food in a relaxed atmospherecidsullyDined on 9/4/2014We ended up eating at a high top table in the bar area due to lack of good seating in the dining room. The food was wonderful, served by a knowledgeable service person. He wasn't overly friendly and I felt like I was bothering him at times. He however, was timely with everything, after the delayed initial table greeting. I will go back and will recommend McCormick & Schmick's as a great place to eat.Special Features:
- If you like fish...bevatauDined on 9/1/2014McCormick & Schmick's is always dependable for tasty fish and seafood. From the calamari starter to the grilled and broiled main courses, the preparations and presentations were excellent. The wine list is rather shallow, but excellent pairings could be found for everyone at the table. Desserts are uninspired, but we don't go there for the creme brûlée. The air in Denver is cooler now in the evening, but the patio would have been inviting had we come in mid-August. The dining room was quiet, even though most tables were filled (good acoustics). Overall, a very enjoyable evening.Special Features:
- 2nd AnniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/1/2014Took my wife for 2nd anniversary which happened to be Labor Day. Food was very nice, beautiful decor, and excellent waiter. We were kind of surprised that it seemed to be an older crowd, but perhaps that was more indicative of us. We would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentbarryDined on 8/31/2014Food and service of the highest quality. If not the best fish house in Denver it ranks right at the top!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/30/2014Best seafood in town. I would recommend to all my friends and family. Great service. Very knowledgable servers.Special Features:
- Enjoyable LunchtrynewfoodVIPDined on 8/28/2014We went for a late lunch and thoroughly enjoyed it. After many visits to McCormick and Schmick's, this was the first time we've had the mussels and they were great! We definitely will have them again and recommend them. We also had the crab and mango tower which was excellent. We both thought our shrimp salads (each different) were very good.I would recommend this to a friend.
- pleasant surprisedaisysmomDined on 8/26/2014We came here for restaurant week & were not sure how good our $30 meal would be. We were very happy with the food, service, ambience & overall experience. We got a lot of bang for our buck. I will return to order off of the regular menu. I've been to this restaurant at other locations & have always been happy with my meal. Good job!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved the Den. Restaurant Week MenuPCcatDined on 8/25/2014Loved the meal we had here during DRW. For the $30 menu, I had a full sized salad, and a lobster tail/steak medallions with veggies as my main course. The lobster tail was out of this world. I was impressed that the restaurant did not scrimp on the amount of food served during this promotion. The dessert was a delicious flourless chocolate torte, which I loved. The only glitch was that the restaurant ran out of blue cheese for the salad, but both the waitress and the hostess stopped by our table to check and see if it would be OK to substitute goat cheese for it. This was a nice touch and the service was very efficient and friendly. We will definitely be going back!Special Features:
- fantastic!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/24/2014Loved it! One best food in Denver, wish could eat there every day!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ComfortableOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/23/2014Greeted at the door with a friendly welcome, seated in a timely fashion, excellent wait staff, good food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- rogerdDined on 8/23/2014This is a fine restaurant; wev'e dined there before. Th e food is great, though the portions a a little small. Thewy unlike a lot of other place offer the same items as they usually do during restaurant week. Our waiter confimed tha andI appreciated that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Celebration gone bad...CelebrationDined on 8/22/2014We had planned to celebrate a personal occasion for some time at M&S and we're pretty excited about it considering my visit to one in Houston, Tx. We ordered drinks and they came out wrong. Ordered the $30 swordfish and it was very, very dry and overcooked. She swapped our drink out and just said sorry about the fish. The other.entree was great and a lot less expensive. Just disappointed all the way around sadly. For $100 You expect better, I do anyway...
- Great, as expected.localDined on 8/22/2014I chose this for dinner with my wife assuming it would be a nice dinner based on prior experience. They delivered. The rockfish and the wahoo were both great. The chopped salad that I ordered was worth the trip. I wish they had more craft beers available but the wine list was good.Special Features:
- We'll be backseafoodloverDined on 8/22/2014The service, food and atmosphere were very nice. We have frequented this place in the past and alwas enjoy coming back for special occasions or dinners with special friends or family.Special Features:
- Choose Red Lobster instead.JJinCODined on 8/22/2014Save yourself some money, you can get pretty much the same quality seafood at Red Lobster. While my wife enjoyed her Lobster Bisque, and her Shrimp mac n cheese, my mixed grill left a lot to be desired. I substituted a Crab cake for the Salmon on the menu for a $4.00 up charge, and it was over grilled on one side and I've had much better crab cakes. The stuffing in the stuffed shrimp was the same as the crab cake and not what Id expect from an expensive seafood place. Decent but not good. The grilled shrimp had been on the grill to long on one side also. The best part was the Scallops, problem was they only served one and a half of them and they weren't what I would call large. Not worth the cost in my opinion.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/22/2014They seated us immediately, but didn't note that our reservation was thru Open Table, so had to go through the hassle of Open Table emailing me as a no show. The table service was very good, but the food was surprisingly poor. It was pretty tasteless. For so few seafood restaurants in Denver, they need to beef up the seasoning of their accompaniments, their sauces and if they're breading fish for baking, frying - add some flavor. We were very disappointed in the food. The people that work there were very personable and welcoming.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/22/2014Wonderful as always. Thank you for making a 70+ ladies lunch so special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Snug little LunchQueenieDined on 8/21/2014I met with 4 other girlfriends for lunch at McCormick & Schmick's -- made a reservation on line, and requested one of their 'snug' dining areas. My request was handled exactly as requested and we had the perfect table, tucked away from the rest of the busy restaurant. Our wait person was Sara and she made sure we were well taken care of. The food was delicious and making a decision from among all the yummy choices was the only difficult part. We had a wonderful time and we all agree, this is one of our favorite places for lunch and we will come again soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Date NightSeaFoodieDined on 8/19/2014I took my boyfriend to McCormick & Schmick's for his birthday dinner. Our server was wonderful. Allowing us time to talk and enjoy our date, without rushing us to order or intruding on us between meal courses. My boyfriend received a special "birthday" menu, and tasteful birthday greetings from all the staff who served us. And of course the fresh seafood was outstanding and timely served.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- gone downhilldbcooperDined on 8/15/2014I've always loved McCormicks for special occasions. This Friday night and the place was less energetic, some empty tables, the food was just okay, kinda left me blah.
- Hohumfood4thoughtDined on 8/13/2014food was good, service was poor, atmosphere was uncomfortable, had a gift card and it was very confusing to use...waiter agreed the billing was hard to understand..wound not go backSpecial Features:
- goodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/9/2014Open Table's reservation wasn't at the restaurant, this is the 2nd reservation that was screwed up!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Thursday, August 13, 2009
LED spots
(Edit: Since this was originally posted some time ago and the LEDs I used are long gone, I thought I'd point everyone to Lighthouse LEDs as a source for LEDs. I've never used their stuff, but I've heard from quite a few people who have & they come highly recommended.)
A few months back, Otaku over at Hauntforum.com posted a link to some ultra bright blue LEDs at Electronic Goldmine. On a whim I ordered a few of them, not really knowing what I'd do with them. Well the other day I was perusing the isles at Home Depot & happened down the PVC isle. I noticed a few small fittings & it struck me - spot lights! (Cue dramatic music)
So without further ado, I present my cheap, small, easy low voltage spotlights.
(Please excuse the out of focus pictures - the wife won't let me take the good camera into the barn so all I had was my phone)
I started with a section of 1/2 inch PVC, 45 degree 3/4 to 1/2 inch reducers, 1/2 inch PVC caps, 470 ohm 1/2 watt resistors, the LEDs, and some 18 gauge wire.
I drilled 2 small holes in the PVC cap & fed the leads through so that the LED was inside the cap with the leads sticking out. I then hot glued the LED in place.
I then soldered a 470 ohm resistor to the longer lead (anode, positive) of the LED. I plan to run these from a common 12 volt power supply, so I'm not using a battery box. You could use 4 AA or D cell batteries if you replace the resistor with a 120 ohm resistor, or a 9 volt battery with a 270 ohm resistor. NOTE: I used a 470 ohm resistor because I plan to power these with 12 volts, and with the specs of this particular LED it turns out that's the value I need. If you're going to use different voltages or different LEDs, you'll need to calculate the resistance for your particular setup. You can find a great LED calculator here.
Then I soldered a red wire to the resistor, and a black wire to the other lead of the LED (cathode, negative.) I insulated the bare leads with heat shrink tubing, but electrical tape would work as well. Just make sure the bare leads don't touch each other.
I then fed the wires through the 45 degree fitting and nested the pipe cap into the big end of the 45.
Next, I cut a piece of the PVC pipe about 8 inches long, but made the cut at a shallow angle so the end would have a point. I then drilled a hole a couple of inches from the straight end of the pipe, and fed the wires through the straight end and out the hole. After that it was just a matter of pressing the pipe into the fitting.
There you have it. A quick shot of black paint & you have small, nondescript, bright spotlights perfect for lighting tombstones or props. Just stick em in the ground and go.
Oh, and did I mention they're bright?
Here's one of them illuminating the gardening tools (the scariest things in my barn) from about 6 feet away.
There ya have it, hope ya like it.
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cool info. I've been looking for the pvc 45 degree reducers at Lowes and Home Depot forever and can't seem to find them. Have you found them online anywhere?ReplyDelete
Sorry, Jared. I didn't see your comment 'till just now. I haven't seen them online anywhere, but I've found them at both Home Depot and Lowes. They aren't with the bulk of the PVC though, they're closer to the HVAC stuff. I think they're generally used for AC condensation drains.ReplyDelete
Yep - found them! They were the beige colored stuff rather than the white PVC. Thanks!ReplyDelete
would these resistors work?
Yup, should work just fine.ReplyDelete
Hey, Just as an FYI, today I was searching the web and this link has the 10mm led's for 25cents! Can you beat that? Also in some colors! I bought 15 for $4.75! Also, I wanted to thank you so much for the how-to. I am not a LED guy, as I barley know how to hook um up or anything. This how-to was great and I already made awesome spotlights! Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the good words! I'm really glad you like the spots, and thanks for the link to the LED's - That's a great deal.ReplyDelete
good work! these would be great for the yard.ReplyDelete
Have you checked out E5 Design's Precision Lights? They have some high power spotlights that are pretty cool. http://darklight.e5design.com
I'm curious, do you think this type of spot design could be plugged into landscape lighting setup (using the 470 ohm resistor) or would adjustments be needed?ReplyDelete
Depends on the landscape lighting setup. If it's D.C. and runs at 12V then you should have no problem. Low voltage A.C. lighting systems won't work at all (unless you want to rectify the voltage), and different D.C. voltages would require different resistors. Check out this post - http://haunttheyard.blogspot.com/2010/01/leds-and-power.html - to find the formula for figuring resistance for different voltages.ReplyDelete
I was just wondering what connectors, if any, you use to connect to the power supply? Your ideas and design are excellent, but I can't see the ends of your wires or how you decided to hook them up.ReplyDelete
I didn't end up using any. I extended the leads & connected them directly to my power supply, which just has screw terminals on it.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great how-to. Unfortunately, I am an electrical ignoramous, but I'm trying to learn. This may be a dumb question, but do each of the lights have its own power supply? Or can you connect several to one supply?ReplyDelete
Never mind....I just found your later post that talks about power. Thanks for all the info! I'm learning a lot!ReplyDelete
Glad you like the how - to!ReplyDelete
I created a modified version using 5 super bright UV and a larger (1/2") diameter PVC. I could almost replace my fluorescent UV bulbs with a few more of these things. Next year I'm building a dozen of blue and green for graveyard lighting. Wonderful How-To, thanks for posting!ReplyDelete
Here at http://www.sephh.com/ we used this setup with 9 volt batteries to eliminate much of our wiring in the yard haunt. Will demo at our meeting this weekend. Great work!ReplyDelete
That's very cool, Alex! Looks like you've got a great group there - wish I was close enough to join you.ReplyDelete
Can you tell me how I connect it to the power source and can I run several together to the power source and how do I do it. Do you have a tutorial for dummies on this electrical plan? Sorry, I'm electronically challenged.ReplyDelete
Hey Tray, I just posted a little bit of an explanation for jus that at http://haunttheyard.blogspot.com/2011/06/more-on-powering-leds.html. Hope it helps.ReplyDelete
Thank you Jason... appreciate any photos you might have of the actual connection to the 12 volt source.ReplyDelete
Hey Jason, what size heat shrink wrapping did you use?ReplyDelete
Jason, I tried to order from Moddersmart for the LEDs but they aren't taking orders right now. Any other suggestions? Also, can you post any pics on how you connected to the 12 volt source... I'm a visual learner! :)ReplyDelete
I'm not sure what size the heat shrink was - I pulled it out of my junk drawer. If I had to guess, it was probably 3/16 or 1/4.ReplyDelete
I don't have any pics of the connections to the spot lights. When I get a chance, I'll pull them down out of the loft & get some photos.
Are you using 10mm led's for this project? If so would two 5mm be the same output? and also I was thinking of doing this but powering with a 9v battery, what kind of run time do you think i would get per battery?ReplyDelete
I used 10 mm LEDs, but you could certainly use 5 or even 3 mm LEDs. As for the brightness, that would depend on the LEDs you use. It's a little tough to figure out how bright they'd be without seeing them, but you can get an idea from the LEDs millicandella rating. I wrote a little about it in a post here http://haunttheyard.blogspot.com/2010/02/millicandelas-and-you.html.ReplyDelete
Oops, hit post too soon! You can run them off of 9 volt batteries, too. How long they'll run depends on the LEDs you use, but it's a safe bet that unless you're trying to run several off of a single battery, they'll last a few evenings.ReplyDelete
ok thank's Jason... Do you think I could do this build copying your design but use 2- 10mm leds and power each fixture with a 9v battery... and how would you recommend wiring it?ReplyDelete
Does anyone have video of these things in action?ReplyDelete
Awesome Work!!!!!!! Keep it up dude :)ReplyDelete


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Why is TV failing to keep pace with the digital revolution?Posted in Reflections by Andy Bell on 03 September 2012
I totally agree with Liz Murdoch that TV is failing to keep pace with the digital revolution. But I totally disagree with her suggested solution: more collaboration between the big players. These collaborations may deliver big infrastructure projects like YouView (of doubtful creative impact, in my opinion) but they will do nothing to deliver new formats making clever use of new technology, which is where the UK's great talent lies and where real value will be generated.
Reality shows like Big Brother were made possible by cheap, robust offline editing, allowing the story to be pieced together after filming rather than before. The new wave of talent shows were made possible by large-scale telephone voting systems. New technology enables new formats, but in surprising ways that can only be discovered by creative experimentation.
Antifragile web systemsPosted in Reflections by Andy Bell on 30 August 2012
Slides and notes from talk at Ignite Ubelly.
This is very speculative and I don't know what I am talking about… but I think this is a really interesting concept, so I'd be delighted to hear any thoughts or suggestions.
Antifragile is a new book from Nassim Nicolas Taleb. It's not out yet but a couple of chapters are online (prologue, chapter 12).
His previous book was The Black Swan. This is in a similar territory. They both explore how we can think about and profit from the unknown.


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At the end of the October, Tschering bhutiya released his new album "Upasthiti". hehas many chartbusters to his credit. For his new venture "Upasthiti", he has created eight soundtracks. The music has freshness. Most of the songs has amazing guitar work and wonderfully melodious. With nine years of gap, he is back with his fourth solo album. His last solo album was released in 2059 BS. The gap in his music career was seen because he was busy with the schedule of production part. Always wanted to be in a low profile, then he added, he got the pressure from all his well wishers so we can see him in his new video of a song called, "Pauchu ma ta" which is in the orchestra version. This song is composed by Lochan Rijal and this video is to be directed by Aasif Shah. The very talented singer in the industry, Tschering Bhutiya had also won the Hits FM music award (2058) in the category of vocal collaboration. Here, we had 'Tschering Bhutiya' in our frankly speaking segment.
Naresh Dev Panta (Lyricist)
Tschering was originally from Darjeeling and I think, singing is a gift for him from god. It's been long time of our friendship. First time, I met him in a program which was organized by one of my friend and Tschering was singing there. Tschering Bhutiya is that person who understands and respect music but because of his own business, he hasn't been able to give much time to music. He is a very hard working guy. Soft and sentimental songs suits him more. He's very frank and has got fantastic sense of humor. After long time, he's back with his new album. I wish him all the best!
Rejina Bhutiya (Wife)
As a husband, he is very responsible. He has love and respect for his family. Though he is busy with his work, he knows how to balance his personal and professional life. He is very loving and caring husband. As a singer also, he has got a beautiful voice. I am one of his fans. But professionally, he couldn't continue his singing career. Even, I want him to sing and do something in this field. His voice is very nice and I think, sentimental songs suit him more. I always encourage him to sing. After a long time, his new album is in the market. The song titled "Madhuro Madhuro" of his new album is my favorite one.
Santosh Shrestha(Guitarist)
I feel proud to be one of Tschering's best friend. As far as I know him, he is very good and frank person and also very helpful. He is a very talented singer. The throwing of his voice is amazing. though he is a professional singer he couldn't come to the notice of media and the people as a singer. I have heard all the songs from his new album. Each song is awesome and different from each other. Wanna wish him good luck for his new venture.
Suresh Kumar Chettri(Singer)
As a singer tschering is very talented .i have known him for a very long time .he has made a major comeback with upasthiti.as a person he is very very helpful and willing to help at anytime.the only thing that I at times disagree is his late night habits for which he has to control.i am saying this because I am his elder brother and he treats me like one as well.


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Error when trying to install Membase on Centos (EC2)
Trying to install Membase on an EC2 instance (Basic 32-bit Amazon Linux AMI 2011.02.1 Beta , which is based on CentOS) and getting this error:
rpm --install membase-server-community_x86_22.214.171.124.rpm
error: Failed dependencies:
libcrypto.so.6 is needed by membase-server-22.214.171.124-1.i386
libssl.so.6 is needed by membase-server-220.127.116.11-1.i386
Following this steps:
It says "Download the latest distribution of the Membase Server for RedHat Linux or CentOS from:
But I can only see the Red Hat one
Thanks in advance!
I tried to install it on a different type of AMI and it worked ( 780197200815/centos5.5-minimum-i386-ebs )
Anyway, I'd like to know if its possible to make it work on "Basic 32-bit Amazon Linux AMI 2011.02.1 Beta" as that one already includes other stuff I use
Thanks Cristian. We have some known issues with installing our software on Amazon Linux.
You can follow the progress of this bug: http://www.couchbase.org/issues/browse/MB-3419


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Ah, the summer, the time of year when one can enjoy a concert in the glorious out of doors. This morning Live Nation announced the full lineups for its two local amphitheatersthe PNC Bank Arts Center in bucolic Holmdel, N.J. and the Jones Beach Theater, out on the South Shore of Nassau County ... More >>
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Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. March 8, 1973, Vol. XVIII, No. 10 Scenes by Howard Smith & Tracy Young CUT JUST ONE "THROAT"... and the body grows another head. So it goes with Gerard Damiano whose million dollar porno-baby was buried last week and whose new picture, ... More >>
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utterly depraved & quietly losing control.
I am so fucking excited for this. I have been *waiting*.
oh babes no its not the one we were talking about! I'm still mulling that one over. No this is for the HM at Disneyland!
The biggest cast bromance was voted to be Aidan and Dean second was Adam and Graham who likes to mother Adam :3
I am so past fucking done with the lot of you go fuck yourselves ugh *table flip*
ok look I'm not saying these pairs are a thing
I have been procrastinating so hard on this story all day it's almost embarrassing. DEV I NEED YOUR HALP
aka you berating me and pulling me into scenarios against my will
|UR A FAGIT but I guess I still love you. Hey, hey, so like, say the lads took over Erebore, right, Thorin's like gone to the Shire or sommat to live with Bilbo yeah because no angst. So say Fili and Kili are there right, do you think that Fili would rather give the throne to Balin, and keep with Kili, or keep the throne and make Kili his consort, or keep the throne and try to send Kili to greenwood to hang with Tauriel to make him happy?
YOU LEAVE MY LOVE FOR THE BOYS ALONE *cuddles*
Firstly, Dev, you know me, Tauriel would have none of the anything to do with shit. So, let's get rid of that one right off the bat. *boots her into a shrub*
It's a tough call. I mean, obviously we're not being completely realistic so I can definitely See Fili giving the throne to Balin. He's not ready for it yet. Maybe at least have Balin teach him the ropes for a few years. But at the same time, I think he'd feel uber responsible (at the sake of his uncle's happiness) to rise up and take it.
Like "ok Uncle Thorin will be happier living in buttfuck whatever with Bilbo. Good. He needs that happiness. He'd be happier with him than here anyways." So I think, maybe he'd consider giving it to Balin, and maybe even go so far as to discuss it with him, but in the end he'd totally feel responsible for it albeit a little frightened. And Kili would probably feel a little embarrassed perhaps at being a consort but in the end it's not like anyone would really care I think. There's a fucking Durin on the throne for a last hurrah cos I don't think Kili would ever properly want to take it unless something happened to Fili in which case he'd only do so to take revenge (precious little beast ;3;)
Let's just go with: Fili takes the throne but only with Balin as his right hand man to help guide him and Kili as his Prince/Consort.
sellswordking replied to your photo: My teefury shirt finally came in the mail today!…
Good now I can punch you and steal it
Nah, I'll just get you that Cheshire Cat pillowpet instead. Drunk Dev said it was ok SO YOU CAN'T SAY NO MUWAHAHAHAHAA
This is a note to Sober!Dev from me having just gotten off of the phone with Drunk!Dev:
I love you so much omg xD
sellswordking replied to your post: Send the pain below. Yer iTunes is funneh.
lol not exactly what I was going for you nard <3
|Send the pain below. Yer iTunes is funneh.
my itunes is a cheeky arse motherfucker. FUCK YOU CHEVELLE THAT'S WHAT EPIDURALS ARE FOR MUWAHAHAHA
sellswordking replied to your photo: Doctor Richmond is in~ Ririchiyo lab coat is…
oh my dear sweet God is that Richmond's beautiful face on my dash? Hold everything the fuck up while I make sweet love to it.
oh stawp~
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stawp it you two
|W N B D you dork
W - you bitch umm…ok
N -Well I think you know the OBVIOUS answer but, aside from Stockholm Syndrome, there's this one old MCR au fic called "Wind Up Toy" that just k-i-l-l-e-d me the first time around. I spent about a year following it and the author actually finished it a few days before an MCR concert so it was really hard going in there and NOT think about all my feels for them from the fic. It was all bad and so good. I think my first favorite that I re-read a gajillion times though was a Benji/Joel shower sex one. I still have a copy of it too. /endlongpointlessanswer
B- you narcissistic asshole were you thinking about baby Chibs/Juice when you asked that? loljk well that one doesn't count cos like I wasn't even in the fandom when you got me addicted to that pairing. I genuinely thought they were a couple and it was all your fault you hor. I felt stupid :P Uhh…I can't really think of one. I'm stubborn with my likes and dislikes. I either like it right off the bat or it never happens. OH WAIT Beetlejuice & Lydia! (cartoon verse) I was kinda eeked out at first but I read these two fics and idk but they were so gooood that i was like "ok internet, I'll give you this one. It has it's charms." (don't judge me dammit they're cartoons get over it)
D - Hmm….what does 'liked' mean? Like, one I ship but don't care about? Or one I don't ship? Err, I'm not part of the Avengers fandom per se, but I just can't ship Bruce/Tony or Hawkeye/Black Widow (although the latter is mostly because ScarJo we cool and all but fuck you get off of my bb
Dahmer Jeremy) [also lol cos I ain't even seen this film and shit but still no]
There are a million different digimon ships I don't appreciate cos they ruin mine so I guess those don't necessarily follow the "wish I liked" umm….this is hard dammit!
OOOOO ok big one, I WISH I liked Russell/Noel, but I actually don't. I just, you know Dev, I cannot ship my bb Noel with anyone BUT his beloved Julian. I love Russell to death, I love the Goth Detectives, but them together…nah, it just doesn't do it for me.
sellswordking replied to your photo: ….I couldn't figure out what to do with my nails,…
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How to Snowkite
Volume One, Instructional Snowkiting DVD
by Morten Gjerstad
Who better to make a great new (and sorely needed) snowkiting instructional video than the maker of the amazing snowkite DVDs like Entropy and Something Stronger - Morten Gjerstad. He is not only an accomplished filmmaker (using all high-definition footage) but also has access to the top riders in the world who are on the cutting edge of what is happening in snowkiting.
This is 2 hours of the most thorough introduction to snowkiting you can imagine. There are chapters on terminology, equipment, location and conditions, kite flying basics, using foil kites, using tube kites (each kite chapter includes information on setup, safety systems, launching and landing, relaunching, and even packing), riding basics (like edging, turning, and going upwind), back country riding, expedition kiting, kite repair, and basic jumping. This is definitely the complete course to becoming a safe and confident snowkiter. When volume 2 is released it will take off from the basic jump and go into all the trick types of jumps and many other specialized advanced snowkiting skills.
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The Ozone Access Harness w/Spreader Bar is a comfortable harness, designed like a rock climbing harness, will not ride up. Lightweight yet strong, there's plenty of padding for the back and leg straps.
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The Ozone Octane Kite is Ozone's answer for an easy introduction into performance 4-line power kiting, perfectly suited for novice through to seasoned kite flyers. It's smooth flying characteristics and constant pull speeds your kiting progression with no compromise. The 2012 Ozone Octane Kite will keep your excitement and adrenaline pumping with its precise and always predictable handling.
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Bright red ABS plastic to be durable and clearly visible
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The 4m has the bottom end power needed in the lighter winds likely to be encountered by novice snow kiters and is a great mid-range buggy engine or land board motor.
The 5m is the one to beat in is this category, with light wind performance for effortless traction and an upper limit the pros will just keep pushing.
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The newly designed HQ Scout 3 delivers a high quality but affordable package for the entry into the world of traction kiting. The flying characteristics of the HQ Scout 3 are uncompromisingly focused to the needs of kite schools and pilots seeking for a quick experience of success with a kite on a bar.
Performance and turning speed were significantly improved. The HQ Scout 3 guarantees you always will be safe out on your board or skis. This kite provides loads of easy handling fun for beginners and advanced pilots alike.
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The Ozone Pure Snow Kite in a Box is the easiest way for someone to get into snowkiting and a brand new concept by Ozone. Ozone has led snowkite innovation since the beginning in 2001 and this is our latest creation to hit the market. This is the first complete set-up like this ever offered.Â
Finally a cost-effective package that will allow the new kiter to learn snowkiting safely. Ozone Pure Snow Kite is an easy to use, fixed bridle kite (for constant power) with a safety system to stall the kite (when needed) and a harness, all in one. The Pure can be used in the summer with MTB boards and in a buggy or just for fun recreational flying in light winds. It comes complete with an instructional DVD.
The Ozone Pure Snow Kite is affordable, complete, and will get you on the snow having fun right away. It comes in one size - 4 metres and is supplied with a simple yet effective harness so all you need is your standard skis or snowboard to enter the sport of snowkiting. This fixed line foil kite has excellent handling and impressive power for its size. The Pure is sold with a saftey system, just let go of the bar or release our patented Ozone megatron release system. It is incredibly durable and has velcro tips to let the snow out for those first days of kite bashing. Unique and so well priced the Pure is the perfect start up kite to get you safely on the snow and enjoying the ridiculous amount of fun that can be had.
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The 2014 Peter Lynn Lynx has been developed with the highest quality materials and state of the art production techniques as an "all-round" cruising kite that will have you ride comfortably for hours. The 2014 Peter Lynn Lynxs famous stability paired with a perfectly balanced Aspect Ratio results in a kite that is easy to control yet agile enough to keep you smiling for many sessions to come.
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The 2014 Nobile Snowkiteboards unique construction results in an insanely comfortable ride without being forced upwind all the time, and the 2014 Nobile Snowkiteboard provides extraordinary grip, both on the toe and on the heel-side edge, and allows you to hold more speed especially when going upwind. Our patented Snake Transition offers tons of control and response, even on icy and hard-pack conditions, while still maintaining a fun flex. The 2014 Nobile Snowkiteboard is a board dedicated to be used in the snow with a kite. It's not just a regular snowboard with a kiteboarding brand logo. When designing this model, we used all our experience and passion to develop the best performing board on the market, whether for snow or ice. You're looking at massive pop, a versatile flex pattern, and a unique 20 meters progressive sidecut radius. This is theweapon of choice for all snowkiters.
This 2014 Nobile Snowkiteboard is also just as happy being used as a regular snowboard for those days when the wind isn't playing ball…
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Flysurfer Viron Kite - Get Infected
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Q: We have a fantastic dining room and we want to fill it with great pieces because this is where we love hosting big dinner parties. So far we've filled it with an Iranian rug and a nice big farm house table that seats 8 but now we're at a stand-still because we can't decide on chairs. We want more modern chairs but have a difficult time pairing modern with old. We want to do more with this room, like replace the nasty ceiling light but are waiting until we've decided on the chairs. Please help us create a beautiful space for a dinner party!
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You have a clean slate! The rug is beautiful, and chairs from a variety of styles will work well with this. I'd opt for something simple - there's no need to spend much money on the chairs. Less important than "modern/old" is how the lines will work together, and because the table is itself uncomplicated, you can repeat that with the chairs, pretty much regardless of "style."
we had the same problem finding chairs for our 1950s christiansen table, so we decided to get three pairs of chairs, which we mix up and move around the house when we don't need them in the dining room...., so we have two vintage danish chairs, two tulip chairs and two vintage tolix chairs........, we love them all and couldn't choose between them
Something Mackintosh-esque comes to mind - something that, like Krister noted, match the lines. (P.S. That's the highest wainscoting I've ever seen.)
I love this room. How about the grid tufted dining chairs from West Elm?
I'm sort of obsessed with dining tables/chairs right now since we want to replace in the next few months, but I just saw these chairs at Design Within Reach (in person) and they're gorgeous, and would go with what you've got well. Good luck!
http://www.dwr.com/product/era-round-arm-with-cane.do?sortby=ourPicks (in coffee, they have one without caning if that's not your style)
http://www.accentsofsalado.com/RusticFurnitureTraditionalSpanishDiningChairs.html (Key Largo Chair) This is just an "idea" of what I mean.
I bought 4 wicker chairs with straight lines and darkwood legs on craigslist. I do NOT like wicker as a rule and it's not my style. BUT they brought a great texture into my dining room. I had them around an old darkwood round table and I put white/red patterned pillows on them and they looked casual, elegant, and eclectic. Worth a shot.
So far, the room kind of reminds me of one of HGTV's, Sarah Richardson - the dining room in the Farmhouse. She used a wicker chair from Ikea with custom cushions. I love the effect.
IF you scroll down the page at this link, you can see it.
I think that there is a sizing issue between the table and rug. Either the rug needs to be bigger, or the table smaller. Currently, what ever chairs you choose will go off the rug when ever someone sits at it.
I'd follow the table and do simple, dark wooden chairs with clean lines:
Good luck, it's definitely off to a good start!
We bought these chairs in white to go around a vintage beechwood farmers table:
I think any variation on this shape & colour would work well.
OMG are those pocket doors?!?!?!
Sorry having trouble focusing on the rest of the space because of the possibility of POCKET DOORS ?!?!?! love em. but... the style of the home seems
craftsmanesque. Is that how the rest of the home is decorated? You might try a modern chair with a nod to the Stickley-style.
1. How about Shaker style chairs, such as these?
2. Imo, the rug is fine as and where it is.
The walls, floor and table are all wood, so the chairs should be made of something else... or perhaps slip covered.
Also, the rug is too small for the table.
I really like the Dalloway Side Chairs that baines recommended. They aren't heavy looking or dark and would keep the room from seeming overly full. I hate to choose sides, but I agree that CLIEU's chairs aren't...my taste.
I'd go with Thonet bentwood chairs. They're classic and not too big, so if you need to, you can crowd more people in. Our chairs, ladderback, are very comfortable, but they're huge, limiting how close together people can sit.
I think leather and chrome would look great with both the table and the rug. It would be modern yet classic. Something similar to this: http://www.cymax.com/Common/Product/CatProduct.aspx?ID=180873&Src=Shopping&SrcID=2477190&utm_source=Shopping&utm_medium=ppc&utm_term=180873&utm_campaign=CYMAX
Your table is so classic and simple, many chairs should go with it, either all the same, or mixed and matched. Whatever you choose, make sure the chairs are comfortable. That is, if you want your guests to be at ease. So you'll have to try the chairs out before you buy them, or at the very least, check for several positive reviews if you are ordering online (and order only one first to make sure you like it in person--you don't want to be stuck with a bunch of chairs that don't work or deal with the hassle of shipping them back). I find upholstered seats most comfortable in general.
Also, I agree that your beautiful rug may not be large enough. See this link (and there is other advice like this online):
I would be afraid to put such a gorgeous and expensive rug under a dining room table if the room is used all the time, but if the room is only used occasionally, then it's not such a worry.
I'd go with tulip chairs on both sides and upholstered on each end. definitely 86 the rug. update with something that has a bit of texture/modernity. you have SO much to work with.
I second Thonet style chairs and definitely agree that Clieu's suggestion is a big no.
I love your room and love your rug -- and the table is great too!
My first thought too was that your rug is way too small for the dining room -- rugs would have gone to the framing element in your floor -- the rug you put in the room needs to be much longer and at least 12"-15" wider on each side of the table. Basically, you don't want chairs to catch on the rug when the are pulled in and out; as it is now, it will be a constant nuisance.
As for chairs... well, you need to try them out carefully. Comfort is paramount -- makes for much better dinners! While I agree that upholstered chairs are most comfortable (with hard, non-upholstered chairs, you really have to watch the seat edge, that it is not too uncomfortable), beautiful ones are very expensive (my favourites are by Christian Liaigre).
Here are some to consider:
-Starting off with what is probably your most affordable option, Donghia's Anziano Chair. It is stackable, comfortable, and very, very elegant (and a bit uncommon). I have always found the base of the chair to be incredibly beautiful and graceful. It comes in many colours, but in your case, I would pick the warm cherry version, although white lacquer could also work great (depending on how it works with your wall colour).
Another option would be another kind of molded plywood chair, but this time an MCM classic, in a bright colour. I would recommend the Jacobsen Grand Prix chair (it is not as common as the Series 7, which has been knocked off to the nth degree). Pick a bold colour, like pink or turquoise!
Check the 5th picture down:
Another option would be to order two chairs from Fritz Hansen of each of Jacobsen's 3 molded plywood chairs, in the same colour -- the Ant, Grand Prix and Series 7.
Another option is the Wegner Wishbone chair, in soaped beech, which would provide a marvelous contrast to the dark wood of your table. In winter, you could drape the seats with sheepskins.
Another option would be to do a mix and match of midcentury chairs; your table and room have the strong bones you could pull it off:
Or, you could troll 1st dibs, antique and consighment stores for something truly unique -- late '60s Brazilian leather dining chairs for example. You have loads of great options; don't settle for the most common solution!
Good luck!
I love the room. I agree with everyone who said that you can go in almost any direction and not go too wrong, since the basics are so great.
Personally, I think there's a lot of hard surfaces here (the rug being the one exception.) I have a similar dining area and I chose slipcovered chairs. I got the slipcovers made out of a neutral linen color and I like that I can change them at will (or if someone spills wine, for example!) and the chairs themselves are so comfortable that they are conducive to long dinners without anyone's butt falling asleep.
I also think metal of some kind would work, too. The only things I'd avoid is something that is too craftsman-y, too dark-woody or too leathery. It seems like you need contrast more than anything. And your rug will look fine once chairs are in the actual room.
The rug is too small for that table.
I like the dalloway (howev wowza expensive) or the thonet, but baines - no reason to be so rude, hey?
I have to caution you against the leather and chrome chairs suggested by abstractionist.
Stylistically, it is a gorgeous classically look. It's a look I personally love. In fact, I loved it so much, it was the look *I* chose for our first dining room -- farm table, Mart Stam black leather and chrome chairs, and Persian rug. But --- we didn't try the chairs before we bought them, and lived to regret our decision for 15 years. For 15 years, we were uncomfortable at the dining table.
Why are they so uncomfortable? Because of the slant of the chair. The seat and chair back are designed so that the sitter sits back, actually away from the table. So, in order to eat, you wind up perching on the front edge of the seat, which is not a very comfortable position, and which undermines the construction of the chair (i.e., wears down the integrity of the front). They really aren't designed as dining chairs, but rather, side chairs or guest chairs for an office.
So, avoid Mart Stam chairs (and all the knock offs, like in the link), and try to find something designed as a dining chair. It's hard, because if you are looking for ideas, often chairs which make terrible dining chairs from a functional perspective actually look great, and will draw your eye.
So, a cautionary note...
Along with a few other people, I'm a bit concerned that the rug is a little small for the table. Try it with chairs and you'll see one way or another.
Two ideas:
Paul McCobb's Planner Group chairs could work well here, they tie together the simple/Shaker/traditional styles together well with modern and could fit the table and the rug, without clashing with the wainscotting and the stained glass in the windows.
Eames shell chairs, alternatively, would really lighten things up, go for a muted color, like blue, white, or mustard yellow, and probably Eiffel bases.
I agree with most folks that you already have a lot of strong statements here and all in all it looks good and it will be hard to go wrong.
@Baines, you have champagne taste, a crude delivery but that chair is totally awesome.
Wow, is all I am going to say about some of these suggestions.
On that note if you are looking for something a little more modern and that works with your aesthetic check out the Doyle side chairs from room and board.You could try and find something similar with this shape
and mix up the end chairs with upholstery with the same basic rounded shape like the Sasha arm chair from Crate and Barrel. (ignore the pattern)
You can sometimes find these types of chairs at Home Goods. If you spend a little time you should be able to find similar chairs for less:) Happy Shopping!
I love the idea of having more than one style chair... and one I'd suggest for sure is the Emeco (or Emeco-inspired) Navy chair... they're aluminum, light, durable and supper comfy. Some contrasting Wedgner "Wishbone" chairs would be awesome, as would chairs similar to the chairs again the dining room wall in the "Andrew and Andy" home tour!!! Keep the rug too... it adds a wonderful bohemian quality to whatever else you add to the room!!!
I agree the rug is too small.
What about the Gus Modern Thompson chair, the modern windsor chair at West Elm or the pony tweed chair at CB2, which would introduce some metal and shine.
Sorry, here are the links:
Gus Modern does have some sweet chair... Even the School or Church chairs would be excellent as long as you could find wood tones that either coordinate well with the table, or contrast it!!!
I had two thoughts for this room - one would be to search local thrift stores for dining chairs (they always have lots of them available) and purchase different ones. Paint them all the same color - I think a rich deep red would be beautiful with the rug - and cover with a geometric or sculptural fabric that coordinates with the rug. Another option would be clear polycarbonate chairs; the Queen Anne style ones would be fun. There are lots of different styles that would be great in this room. And they are very comfortable to sit on, and really simple to clean.
Because I prefer solutions which aren't "off the shelf", here is what just a quick perusal of 1stdibs yields -- really, loads of options!
And lastly, one "off the shelf" option not yet mentioned is a Red Eames DCW (ie., all wood) dining chair. Although Eames, and the DCW, are almost a bit too common, the red colour is rarer and more interesting.
Someone else mentioned the Eames side chair, which was my first though. Institutional chairs in that vein (stackable, pre-80's office/school workaday seats) make a nice contrast to the classic elements.
I love the rug and table! And your guests will figure out how to move their chairs in and out, no problem. Because you have that high wainscotting and the room feels so cozy, would you consider a chair that you can see through (like a Bertoia style)? Then you could still see the rug with chairs around it and there would be an openness to the room.
The rug is fabulous (source please?) but I think the table is too large for the rug (or vice versa, the rug is too small for the table) - the chairs will end up off the rug.
Personally, I would probably go for some see-through chairs (like Ikea's Tobias chair) because the rug is such a traffic stopper.
We have 4 modern upholstered chairs that might be perfect for this table. Check them out here... http://www.eurotrendusa.com/product/detail_sitemap/312 (oh and they're stackable!)
Shoot me a note and I can send you a pic.
Here are some suggestions:
I would go with upholstered nailhead chairs. They combine modern and traditional elements, kinda like the traditional rug with a sleek modern table.
High end - http://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod1633005&categoryId=cat1677014
Low end- http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Noho-Beige-Linen-Side-Chairs-Set-of-2/6240873/product.html
That is one ugly table for that room! I am not sayings its an ugly table in its self, but not for the room in its current colour though. The room colour is wrong, I think paints from Farrow & Ball
would look better on the walls and biscuit would look better on the panels, you need to darken the mood, I would add a Waterford glass chandelier too. The rug will be lost under the table, I would hang it on a wall or keep it for a master bedroom, it will get destroyed under the tables legs. I would also all heavy curtains to enhance the mood of a fine dinning room.
saw this post on YHL, similar room, very different feel. I do think Parsons-like chairs would go well.


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- Fat: 2.5g
- Saturated fat: 0.2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.8g
- Protein: 0.8g
- Carbohydrate: 19.2g
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It happened….again! In the middle of a week of meetings and falling behind on everything on my 'to-do' list, the question seemed to slap me in the face for the hundreth time…."why am I doing all of this". Perhaps you've never been at that place, but I'd like to think all of us have hit [...]Continue Reading »
It's easy to get caught up in the busyness of things. The music business is a business and that goes for the Christian music industry as well. We have budgets that we need to keep, albums we need to sell, artists we need to promote, songs we need to get played on the radio, etc. [...]Continue Reading »
As a part of this blog we periodically want to show a side of our artists and staff that you may not normally see. That may be the process of writing, or how to survive on the road, what it's like to work with me, or, like today's blog, their heart for missions.
We sent a list of questions to Jason Gray, Matt Papa, Jaime Jamgochian and Josiah Warneking from Sixteen Cities along with John Mays and Rebekah Markowitz from our staff, asking about their experiences on the mission field. Read on and see how each of them have a heart for the lost….Continue Reading »
In the coming days, we know there will be hundreds of blogs and tweets regarding response to the earthquake disaster in Haiti, but as a team of people who care about our work reaching the world, we don't want to be silent on the issue. We're privileged to work with great artists, most of whom [...]Continue Reading »
In order to celebrate the launch of a brand new year we have asked our staff to reflect on 2009 a little prior to tackling 2010. So we asked them to answer a few simple questions: 5 Favorite Songs of 2009 4 Favorite Albums of 2009 3 Favorite Movies of 2009 2 Favorite TV Shows [...]Continue Reading »
Thanks for visiting the Centricity blog! We're creating this blog to become a resource for those who have an interest in music or the music industry. This will be a forum where industry professionals in A&R, Marketing, Mangement, and Publishing will offer advice and tips on creating a successful music career. For launch week, we're [...]Continue Reading »


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Pittsburgh, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed linebacker Stevenson Sylvester and released linebacker Kion Wilson.
Sylvester had been released by the Steelers back in August. A fifth-round pick in 2010, he appeared in 41 career games with one start and four postseason contests for the Steelers, and compiled 23 tackles with two forced fumbles on special teams.
Wilson recorded 11 tackles in four games with the Steelers this season.
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