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Fusion Hair & Beauty Spa ,
Fusion Hair and Beauty Spa,
Citywest Shopping Centre,
Co. Dublin,
|Spa type
Day Spa
|+353 (0)1 6308919
Reviews of Fusion Hair & Beauty Spa
Pure bliss
"Great treatments especially the facials and eyelash tinting . Marie is wonderful and makes you feel so confident"
Very pleased with everything !
"I had the "Party Pack" which included full body spray tan, hair and mac make-up. I was very pleased with everything. The spray was great only had one or two darker bits around my ankle. The hair - was done exactly the way I wanted and stayed in all day. The Make-up was gorgeous, when it was being put on I thought god there is too much going on but it was very natural looking. I would highly recommend. I have just made another appointment for the same pack now."
"Having been to several hair and beauty salons around Dublin, I've been going to Fusion regularly now for the last 9 months. I just cannot praise these ladies highly enough. Amazing facials & massages. I also have regular waxing and blowdrys and never once have a had a problem with anything. Quite the opposite in fact. The girls with out exception are talented, professional and so friendly and welcoming.Had individual lashes applied several times and make up done for some special occassions & they have always done a super job. Particularly love their spray tans no streaks!!! Really could not recommend Fusion and it's staff highly enough. Excellent value for money as well."
Friendly staff
"Hi I would just like to say that I recently was in Fusion to have some waxing done and i found the girl (Jill) so helpful and extremely good at her job plus they fitted me at short notice no problem at all. Worth a visit ."
Gorgeous salon, friendly staff, affordable prices
"I go to Fusion whenever I need a pamper and the girls there always treat you like a princess. Got waxing, nails, tan done there in the past and was delighted with everything. Would definitely recommend. "
Loving my up do !
"Have to say this was my second visit to Fusion to have an up style and again I left with a fantastic hairdo. Stylist Lisa is amazing. Thanks Fusion. "
Value for Money in a lovely salon with fab staff
"Just back from my 2nd time at this salon. Working just up the road in the business campus, it's a great location for me to have regular treatments. I've been having Shellac on my fingers and toes and a spray tan. Finding it hard to think of a reason to go anywhere else now! At €80 for the 3 treatments I believe it's excellent value for money, and the girl who has been looking after me is fantastic. My tan is flawless, fades off nicely and I'm getting just under 2 weeks out of it without topping up. Nails have been great, the 2 week manicure could probably do you for 3 weeks if you didn't look too closely! Have booked my next few appointments today before leaving, always a good sign! "
"Got my hair done here for my birthday. I didn't even know what style O wanted, but something to match my outfit which looked like fifties style, the stylist got straight to work and gave me a pin up style hair do!!! It was out of this world, by far the best up-style I ever had! My hair is to my waist and would normally fall out by half nine!! The girls pinned and sprayed and not one hair moved until I woke up the next day!!! By far the best hair salon for creativity, style, cuts, colour, and beauty treatments.... Well done Fusion....excellent service for great value!!! "
"I have been going to Fusion for a few months now. I have had both my hair done, nails and eyebrows. The girls are all so nice. They make you feel brilliant. I had been going to a larger salon for my hair, but always felt like I was on a conveyor belt. Never felt valued, and never felt pampered. Even having your hair washed makes you feel like you have been pampered. No detail is missed. I brought my 9 year daughter in to get her hair done, and she was treated the same way I was. She was given a head massage too when getting her hair done. It's rare that kids get treated like this any where else. Then she got her nails done (just a polish), it was a brilliant mammy and daughter day. The girls were brilliant with her, and she loved the experience. The best part is the prices too, you get a 5 star service for affordable prices which is why I keep going back. "
Value for Money
"I went to Fusion last week for the first time for nails and tan, the girl was really nice and took her time making sure I was happy with the end result. Will be going back again. "
Lovely Salon
"I go to Fusion all the time for any beauty treatments, they are very friendly, professional and really good value. Would defo recommend to friends and family. "
amazing salon excellent staff
"I haven't found a good hairdresser in so many years, I've tried so many different places until I stepped foot into Fusion! I had a colour and cut, from the time I walked in till the time I left I couldn't believe the treatment I received. My Hairdresser went threw everything with me and also gave me a whole new look, magic hands! She gave me a price before she started my hair and also a head massage which was pure bliss, thanks girls I will be back soon."
brilliant brilliant brilliant
"Hi I go to Fusion every three weeks for my hair and nails, the nail bar is fab I get gel nails every three weeks and my hair cut every six, what I like about the salon is they listen not many places do so you walk away with exactly what you ask for, I love the staff they are fun I enjoy every minute that I'm there. Thanks girls, best wishes Jackie C "
"i got my eye brows tinted and waxed and eye lashes done and the spray tan. The staff are so nice and did a wonderful job on me. I felt a million dollars coming out. Cant wait to go back. Myself and my sister love it. April"
Wedding spectacular
"I can't begin to give enough praise to the girls at Fusion. I booked myself, and my 2 bridesmaids and my flower girl in for hair and makeup for my wedding. When we arrived on the morning of the wedding we were whisked in to get our hair done. The 3 girls who did our hair were brilliant, so friendly and made sure every bit of hair was in the right place. The girl who did my up-style was super amazing and my hair stayed in place all day. The makeup girls were brill also! I got a botched tan in another salon and the girls went out of their way to fix it even though it was another salon that botched it up. All the makeup was flawless and was still in place at 1:30 that night! Will definitely be going back to Fusion again! Especially for the curly blow dry! "
"I had a set of nails done and they were absolutely terrible, really bad, I really hate complaining but I went back to them and they fixed them up a bit, I was still very disappointed with them after paying €60.00 for them! In saying that I want to go back again because the location is perfect for me and you don't have to wait days for an appointment but kind of hesitant. "
5 star treatment for less than half the price!!
"A friend gave me a voucher for my birthday to this salon, it used to be in the Green Isle Hotel but they moved to a bigger shop in The Citywest Hotel because they're getting so popular. I really enjoyed it... I got a facial and my hair coloured and cut for a great price... The place is owned by three girls who've been in the business for years apparently, I couldn't get over how professional everyone was given how cheap the price for what I got done was... I really have to say that I felt like I'd been at a five star retreat when I came out of there... I've booked myself in for more treatments next month... I did think though that it was a little quite but I think that's supposed to be the whole idea? Anyway... I would highly recommend Fusion and wish other salons would take a leaf from their book... This is what service is supposed to be like! "
Excellent !!!
"This salon at Fusion Hair & Beauty Spa is gorgeous, a real relaxed atmosphere. The prices are very reasonable and all the staff are well trained and professional. I am a regular at The Fusion Hair & Beauty Spa and would highly recommend to everyone. "
"Fusion is an amazing salon it is so relaxing and immaculate the girls are really friendly and atmosphere is so relaxed I would have stayed there all day. The hairdresser is brilliant to i got an amazing cut and blow dry the best I've ever had, its very reasonably priced to"
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An IP-centric approach has helped guide the University of Miami's move to advanced, centralized video surveillance
Founded in 1925, The University of Miami is well-known for its academic excellence and its highly successful sports teams. Led by President Donna E. Shalala, the university is comprised of 12 schools and colleges serving more than 15,000 undergraduate and graduate students in more than 180 majors and programs.
Like all institutions of higher learning, there exists a tension between maintaining an open learning environment while at the same time taking concerted action to ensure the safety of students, staff and visitors to the university's main campus of more than 225 acres.
At the core of the university's security strategy is video surveillance, and the university has maintained such surveillance for a number of years. But as Jose Ruano, Executive Director of IT Security, explains, "Our challenge is that a university, by its nature, is very de-centralized — with many different independent departments. In 2006, we found ourselves with so many different legacy analog systems of various sizes, all separate from another, managed by different departments. We were looking to bring it all together into one system that we could manage in a unified way."
University of Miami Campus Police are responsible for monitoring video and investigating incidents, but as Ruano points out, this was made difficult by the disparate and non-integrated systems with DVRs spread out all over the campus.
"You might have an incident happen in one part of campus — a bike stolen for example," Ruano says. "To then investigate where that person came from and where the bike went could have involved trying to get video footage from five separate systems that recorded video as the incident unfolded across campus. This was very inefficient and often did not result in a successful investigation."
Moving to Centralized IP Video
In order to integrate all the different video surveillance systems into a single unified solution, Ruano and colleague Steve Weatherly, Senior Security Engineer, knew the university needed to upgrade to IP. "It was much more economical to upgrade our cameras and run them over the existing IP network than it was to lay a lot of coax," Weatherly says.
Weatherly and Ruano conducted extensive research into potential technologies, and they identified a number of companies they wanted to visit at the ISC West security tradeshow in 2006. "When I first saw a demo of megapixel camera technology, I was blown away at the quality compared to analog," Weatherly recalls.
After completing their research and comparing live demonstrations, UM's security team settled on IQinVision HD megapixel IP cameras. In addition to selecting IQeye cameras, the university chose the NetDVMS video management software from OnSSI.
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To date, there are 424 surveillance cameras on the centralized network, managed by the OnSSI system. 90 percent of the cameras are from IQinVision and range from standard resolution VGA up to 5 MP cameras, installed where forensic-quality images are essential.
Unlike many installations of this size and complexity, the university's IT Security department does its own installation and maintenance work. They do not have an integrator, all the work is done by university staff. "Most of our staff are engineers," Weatherly says, "so we had the initial skill sets and now we are further developing this expertise in-house."
In fact, four IT Security technical staff have attended "IQU," IQinVision's training and certification program. IT Security staff work closely on a regular basis with Campus Police to select each camera for a location and specific camera placement to achieve the field of view goals for that camera or set of cameras.
Prior to upgrading video surveillance and increasing the number of cameras installed, Campus Police conducted an analysis to identify the campus's high-crime areas. Cameras were then installed to address pressing needs at the locations identified in the study. The police update the crime study annually so IT Security staff can continually tweak the system to meet changing needs and address where video surveillance is most needed over time.
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Do I need to be approved for the Disability Tax Credit before I set up an RDSP?
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Another question that has been coming up frequently is around applying for the Disability Tax Credit. The approximate time it takes to process the DTC application is around 6-8 weeks (approximate), and this has many people wondering whether they can set up an RDSP before they apply for and/or receive the DTC.
The good news is that you will be allowed to set up an RDSP before you have the DTC designation, as long as you are approved for the DTC in the same year you set up an RDSP.
The Income Tax Act states that you must be eligible for the DTC in the taxation year for which the plan is opened, and does not state that you must be DTC eligible before you open an RDSP. This is an important distinction as many people will be worrying as to whether they can open an RDSP before the March 2nd deadline to receive 2008 Grant and Bonds.
This being said, you will also want to consider the implications of setting up an RDSP before you are approved to receive the Disability Tax Credit. If you were to apply for the DTC after having set up an RDSP, and you were deemed ineligible to receive the credit, the plan would not be certified and and any income generated in the plan would be considered income for that year.
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I'm not quite sure how to apply for the Disability Tax Credit. Is there a website that I can go to for more info? Thanks!
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Hi Cyndi,
Doug Brodhead
Reading this post, it would appear that, for 2008 at any
Be careful with the BMO application form! I took my form to my local branch to establish a BMO "profile" as per their instructions. They kindly offered to fax it for processing. The fax number listed in the branch instructions page that comes with the RDSP form is incorrect. After I heard nothing from BMO one week after going to my local branch I called the RDSP folks at BMO and they asked me to fax it again to a specific number, not the one listed in the application forms.
Re the DTC and tax years. It is retroactive. I only recently, in 2009, got the DTC for my son. If you then go to the CRA website and look at "my account" (for which you need to get a Federal e-pass) you will see how many years back they have already given you for the DTC. The DTC application form has a place to record the year since when the disability started (not necessarily the same as year diagnosed). You need to establish this year with your doctor when approving the form.
There is an interesting RDSP article in todays Post, not sure how long this link will work:
"While the rules on withdrawals at age 60 are not yet clear, it seems that they will place a $1,000 a month limit on RDSPs, something that does not apply to Henson trusts," she says.
Where is this coming from? The rules on withdrawals, lifetime maximums etc are quite clear? This is the first I've heard of a $1,000 monthly cap and that would change the whole contribute more than government strategy to free up the funds.
Hi Shane,
I agree with you that I have no idea where she is coming from with this statement. The Ministry of Community and Social Services has clearly outlined that
"Changes to Ontario's social assistance rules will make sure that both RDSP assets and withdrawals are fully exempt. This means: 1) RDSP contributions do not impact eligibility for social assistance, 2)People on social assistance can take money out of an RDSP without affecting their social assistance payments.
The rules on withdrawals at age 60 are clear and will depend on how much money is in the RDSP, which in a lot of cases will result in payments above $1000. I would not be concerned about this article (although it will discourage some people who read it from setting up an RDSP), as there has been no indication that there is a $1000 cap.
Doug Brodhead
Hi Shane
The withdrawal rules are quite clear. The only things that will impact payments are the beneficiaries age, the life expectancy used in the formula and the amount of money in the RDSP. I think that Ms. Broeze is making a generalization based on some sort of an average RDSP.
One quick comment on DTC. Prior to 2008 the criteria to obtain a DTC appeared (at least in my memory) to lean heavily towards qualifying the physically handicapped, and being rather difficult for the mentally handicapped to qualify, especially those with high functioning autism (eg Asperger's). When I first read about the RDSP in early 2008 I wrote to Jim Flaherty (as anybody can via the ministry website) and asked for the DTC to be amended. The current DTC criteria allowed my son to now qualify.
Doug, is this in fact correct that there is a new version of the DTC to coincide with the RDSP availability? If so is there an opportunity for more public education on this specific topic?
Hi Mike,
Doug Brodhead
I was really happy when I first heard of the savings plan. But am frustrated to hear that if you do not qualify for the Disability Tax Credit you do not qualify.
I am on a BC Disability 2 pension. About 2 years ago my doctor of over 10 years filled out the form for me since I was working part time (1 or 2 days a week) and I was looking forward to a tax refund. However, My Disability Tax Credit form was denied because I was working and wanted to be able to work if I could.
I don't know why the Government doesn't recognize how hard it is for a disabled person with mental health issues to work, yet (not just in this situation) I am constantly penalized for trying.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
Thank you, Jan.
In regards to the Disability Tax Credit and the Lifetime Disability Assistance Payments, I also have a few questions…
… how do people with mental health issues and no physical issues qualify if the condition is being managed by medication in order for them to function and work? The fact still remains that they do have a very real disability and that they wouldn't be able to function and work if not for the medication?
… when people with no bonds/grants turns 60, whatever is in the RDSP is disbursed according to the LDAP schedule, correct? If that is the case, is the annual payment made in one lump sum or can it be disbursed quartered or monthly? For example, Bob, who is on BC disability assistance, only has a $3000 asset level. If Bob either gets a $10,000 LDAP or withdraws $10,000 from the RDSP and puts the money into his bank account, thus rendering his account to a total of $33,000, would he be penalized by the Ministry of Housing and Social Development for having assets in excess? I understand that the money in the RDSP is exempt and that the money can be withdrawn to spend as they please, but what if they decide to withdraw that RDSP money/receive the LDAP lump sum payment and put it into their bank account? This is particularly relevant for people between the ages of 60-65 as they will still be on provincial disability assistance with the $3000 asset level.
…can people with no bonds/grants, once they turn 60, withdraw as much money as they want or do they have to adher to the LDAP amounts?
Thank you!
Hi Lillian,
1) This is a very good point, and is one of the concerns with using the Disability Tax Credit as the criteria for setting up an RDSP. From what we have heard, the Canadian Mental Health Commission has been looking at the DTC and how it excludes many people with mental health issues or episodic disabilities. This will be an issue that we will need to track, and potentially do some advocacy work on. If you hear that a lot of people are being denied for the DTC as a result, can you let me know?
2) Our understanding of the LDAP is that once someone turns 60, this amount would automatically start being withdrawn from the RDSP. In terms of the annual/quarterly/monthly pay-out, this would depend on how you had set it up with your bank. As long as that amount was withdrawn within the year, there would not be a problem with the RDSP. As for BC Disability Assistance, as long as you spend the money in your bank account (anything above $3,000) within the month you receive it, it will not affect your benefits. As well, the Ministry has indicated that they will be treating the RDSP payments with a certain amount of flexibility, so if money has accumulated over a few months in the person's bank account, to be used for a bigger purchase (like a down-payment on a house), it will not affect their BC disability assistance.
3) If an individual has contributed more into their RDSP than the government, or have not received any government funding into their RDSP, they would be able to withdraw as much as they wanted from their RDSP once they turn 60 (and before that, as long as they adhered to the 10 year rule).
Doug Brodhead
Finally after 2 months of confusion I received the completed DTC form from my daughter's Psychologist. I just mailed it yesterday and am hoping that it is approved for 2009 as well as the past 10 years. I want to open an RDSP for her before the end of the year. However, it won't likely be approved for at least 4 months in the province in which I live.
If she is approved for the past 10 years I'm thinking that it will be okay to open the RDSP now. Am I understanding this correctly?
By the way, this is a great site with lots of info! Thanks for making it available.
Hi Cathy,
The other option is to wait until the DTC status is confirmed, and then open up the RDSP at that point, potentially missing the 2009 Grant and Bond. The important questions you will need to ask are:
My apologies Cathy, as I would love to be able to tell you yes or no, but in this case it really depends on your comfort level and how badly you would want to get the Grant and/or Bond for 2009.
Feel free to post again if you want me to clarify anything I have said above. I would suggest you also speak to a financial advisor at your bank.
Doug Brodhead
Thanks Doug for the quick and excellent response. I've decided to open the RDSP at TD/Canada Trust and will ask if there is a fee for collapsing the plan if needed. If the fee isn't too large I'll take my chances and hope that she gets approved. The bond and grant money is a nice chunk of cash and worth the gamble. Since I've already paid a psychologist to reassess my daughter and complete the DTC form, if there is a fee it will likely be small compared to the money I've already spent.
In case anyone is interested, I called the 1-800# for TD/Canada Trust today and was told that it is too late to open an RDSP for 2009 and receive the bond/grant. Apparently it takes 5 business days for the application to be processed and there are only 2 business days left in the year. Darn, I should have gone to the bank last week instead of baking for Christmas.
I now it is quite late to ask this. My sister is 52 years old and we just heard about this RDSP. Is she too old to qualify for the governments contributions?
Hi Dean,
Doug Brodhead
I have just qualified for PWD status in BC and will be applying for the DTC when I next see my doctor. I agoing to be 50 in Feb so I know I can't get matching amounts, but I'm wondering if you know whether I can deposit 2010′s tax refund in an RDSP and not be penalized by welfare?? I had to cash out my RRSPs ( about $7000 worth ) when I applied for benefits in order to be eligible.
I won't have any other income from 2009 other than the RRSP and assistance, so I will get the 10% withholding tax back and rather than having it deducted from my monthly cheque it would be nice to put it back into savings for the future.
Hi Verna,
Doug Brodhead
Your link to the RDSP calculator is broken…
Rick Hutchison
Hi Rick,
Doug Brodhead
Yes Hi. i'm from Ontario. I am eligable for 2005-2010 for the Disability Tax Credit refund. i have been waiting going on four months. If I was'nt getting a refund, i would of been notified by now right. I am so anxious, and not knowing how much or when.
Hi Cathy,
You could call CRA to check the status of your application.
As somebody who has handled disability appeals, including DTC appeals, it is still very inequitable between persons with physical impairments and those with invisible disabilities.
While the DTC does not use employability as a determination for any specific impairment, this whole fact emerges as a key differential between persons with physical disabilities and persons with psychiatric, cognitive and learning disabilities.
A man that uses a wheelchair for a spinal injury for example that is a CEO of a medium sized company can qualify readily for the DTC and his capacity to perform his job is not put to question. However, if a female with bipolar affective disorder applies, who is licensed to be an accountant and works part-time in that profession, will likely be disqualified as the definition for "mental disorder" for example, negates the likelihood that she can do any work of this nature at all to rationally participate in her profession. There are still "gray areas" if she were to attempt to qualify under the "two or more" criteria, as this would imply she would have to have substantial physical issues as well.
Another area involves persons with disabilities that prevent them, for example, from driving a motor vehicle. This capacity is not specifically identified, but a person with this incapacity is severely financially penalized if their disability does not otherwise grant them under blindness, or some other disability criteria.
There needs to be a constitutional challenge of sorts to address these inequities, as this only creates a disproportionate access to a program that will now slant against persons with invisible disabilities. While a person has the right of appeal to Tax Court regarding his or her denial for the DTC, I recently learned that if one has a nil assessment, they cannot appeal this denial through this avenue. They would have to lodge a case through a much more expensive federal court action.
This was certainly a gap in the drafting of this particular credit and appeal procedure therein, given the introduction of the DTC being the sole gateway into the RDSP program.
Angela Browne
How does one treats the disorder bipolar affective?
I already got the DTC certificate aproved and saying I am eligible for the benefits, but I do not knoe what is the next step. I would appreciate if someone can tell me what to do..?
Julio Tejada
Hi Julio,
If you have the DTC, most of the work is done! The next step is simply going to a financial institution, like your bank or credit union, to open your RDSP. If your bank doesn't know much about it, ask to speak to a manager or try a different bank.
For a list of financial institutions that offer the RDSP, see here: http://rdsp.com/2013/04/25/investments-that-can-go-into-rdsps-by-financial-institute/
For an easy Step-by-Step guide on opening an RDSP, see here: http://rdsp.com/step-by-step-guide/
Or take the rdsp.com tutorial: http://rdsp.com/tutorial/
Hi Sam I can answer your questions regarding the DTC.
Helene Eschbach


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Seaside Storiesby Saskia Kahn
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The streets of Brighton Beach are, among many other things, a runway of winter style. Under the shadows of the elevated B/Q train parades a vibrant safari of vermilion lipstick, glossy leather boots, and banded fur. The character of these women is something to be envious of; not just any babushka can be dripping with fur and pull it off. She's gotta have enough attitude to make passersby think she may very well have killed the animal herself.
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Maria Morganti is one of those rare artists fortunate enough to have developed a seemingly inexhaustible idiom that is wholly her ownmore meaningful than a gimmick, yet simple enough to sustain infinite variation.
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The common language of Brighton Beach and Sheepshead Bay might make you think youre in Russia. But as the restaurants of these neighborhoods reflect, the area is much more a Little Soviet Union by the Sea.
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Where there is love, life becomes something of it. And where there is death, or a loss of love, life takes on something of that, too. Levels of Life advances by this equivocal alchemy: You put together two things that have not been put together before, writes Julian Barnes. And the world is changed.
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The Burton Super Hero Snowboard is a lightweight board that is designed to maximize on speed and power. This Burton Board is the perfect choice for those looking to take their shredding skills to the next level. The Super Fly Dual Zone Triax Fiberglass core offers one of the most powerful board cores available. The Burton Super Hero also features a twin style shape and a soft flex around the edges. The Burton Super Hero board is perfect for freestyle or mountain riding.
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This board is pretty good, I tend to do a lot of park and moguls, pretty steep areas and a lot of powder tree riding. As I have seen, this board is very good on flex for rails and very good when it comes to jumps. For response, it is very responsive and you can do very small turns to carve into a jump if you want quicker spins. With fast speeds though, that is where I feel it loses potential and starts to become a little chattery and starts to get a little sketchy at times because it is so responsive. I'm still getting use to it so don't just take my word for it! Try this wonderful board out for yourself!
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By: Mary SwensonThat of-the-moment (yet utterly classic) blue and white striped shirt seen just about everywhere these days inspired this fresh, stylish table setting. Here's how we did it! Linens Customizing individual linens for each place setting is made easy by using inexpensive white cotton napkins and multi-surface acrylic craft paint. Simply iron each napkin flat, and paint thin stripes along the bottom. Centerpiece Liven up your centerpiece container by adding a striped detail along the bottom. First, we spray-painted a clear glass vase with white spray paint and let it dry completely. Then, after marking off stripe-painting guides using low-tack adhesive tape, we painted stripes around the base of the container. Floral Simplicity A single, oversized red dahlia adds just the right amount of color and drama to this centerpiece while keeping it simple and unfussy. Menus Carry the stripey theme over to all aspects of your event! To create this menu card, we used blue cardstock, a white gel pen, and white paint. Contrast + Color The blue menu card is a striking contrast atop the sea of white. Place one card at each table setting, or put one or two at each table. Place Cards Make matching place cards by using white card stock and painting stripes along one edge with blue paint. Use a similarly-colored blue pen to print names on each card. Coordinated Paper Goods Coordinating menu and place cards are a lovely and sophisticated detail. Stripes, Stripes, Stripes! Using the same number of stripes and a common color scheme for each piece on your table creates a unified, crisp look that's perfect for a bridal shower or wedding day! (photos by Mary Swenson)
Project and Photos By: Mary Swenson Flowers can end up being a huge part of a wedding budget, but luckily there are easy ways to create beautiful arrangements on your own without a big expense. If you're thinking about tackling the flowers for your day yourself, we've come up with three types of arrangements that will make this an easy feat. The simplest, can't-go-wrong type of arrangement is to fill your container with only one color of one type of flower. Flowers en masse - whether they be hydrangeas, roses, or tulips (like we show here) - are a sophisticated look that you just can't go wrong with. The best part? Not only is this strategy the easiest way to arrange flowers, but it also means that you can use inexpensive flowers and still have a stunning centerpiece. With our tulips, we left most of the leaf on each stem, which helped this arrangement look lush and casual, and allowed us to buy fewer tulips to fill the container. For a more formal, modern look, you can strip all of the leaves off your flower's stem and bunch them together tightly. Another simple arrangement is one that consists of different colors of one type of flower. The color variations will add visual interest to your table, but the use of only one type of flower still keeps the look cohesive and clean. For our arrangement, we used dahilas in complimentary hues, and we spread the different colors out so that they were balanced among the arrangement. The third option is to use different types of flowers in the same color to create an interesting yet put-together arrangement that will rival what any florist could do! With this look, it's important to make sure most of the leaves are removed from the flower stems, and that the flowers are bunched together tightly. This will help your arrangement to look neat and professional. Also, make sure to spread out the different types of flowers throughout the arrangement - using floral foam inside your container will help with this. No matter what type of arrangement you go with, keeping it simple is the best way to go if you're thinking about doing the flowers for your event. They'll look beautiful!
Project and Photos by Brittni Mehlhoff Make store bought meringues feel like custom treats for guests, with this simple watercolor-inspired DIY. They may look like tiny pieces of art, but they are also completely edible (and delicious). Since this project uses gel food coloring, they're 100% safe to eat. Materials: Meringues Gel Food Coloring (assorted colors) Small Paint Brush (cake decorating brushes work great) Water Small bowl Paper Towels
How-To:1. Using a paint brush or toothpick, grab a small amount of gel food coloring (a little goes a long way) and place in a bowl. 2. Next, add water and stir. 3. To create color blocked watercolor meringues, simply dunk the meringue into the food coloring mixture quickly and remove. Set on a paper towel to dry. 4. To create a painted pinwheel, dip a paint brush into the food coloring and use as you would any other paint. Set on a paper towel and let dry. 5. Place into small bags or decorative boxes. Showcase the finished meringues on a dessert table or wrap them up to give as takeaways for guests. They make great favors!
Now that Labor Day has come and gone, we have Autumn on our minds. Here are 10 gorgeous fall floral arrangements guaranteed to inspire those September-November brides.
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This bouquet wows us with a contrast of soft pink roses and calla lilies against deep red dahlias and amaranthus, with golden coxcomb and hypericum berries mixed in for texture.
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Feminine meets rustic with this unique blend of traditional peach and salmon garden roses and earthy elements like scabiosa pods, rust red oak leaves, and cascading berries.
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This festive fall bouquet features honey colored hydrangeas, dried wheat grass, preserved eucalyptus, bittersweet berries, and pepper berries.
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Our top pick for a fall color palette? Shades of bold grape and soft, dusty mauve. Alicia Jayne Florals nails it with this bouquet of stock, parrot tulips, and roses.
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If you're going for a sweet, whimsical aesethetic, this bouquet of fluffy dinner plate dahlias and blushing bride protea is a sure winner.
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This bouquet has some serious personality with anemone and chocolate cosmo accents and a single "Festiva Maxima" peony taking center stage up front.
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Create the perfect caramel palette using waxflower, dark gold cymbidium orchids, orange mokara orchids, pheasant feathers, hypericum berries, auburn leaves, and cascading millet.
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Antique roses are a must-have for a fall vintage style wedding. Combine them with peach David Austin Juliet garden roses, ivory ranunculus, and disty miller for a soft, old world look.
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This hand-tied bouquet of burgundy dahlias, pink roses, green hydrangeas, and two-tone chrysanthemums would be a perfect pick for a fall barn wedding.
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Get pretty in plum with an arrangement of roses, ranunculus, heather, and riceflower.
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Photos By: Mary SwensonCandles are that one favor you know your guests will use, and they're easier to make than you may think! Forget special candle-making equipment -- microwaveable soy wax is easy to use, and add a package of candle wicking (both available at craft stores) and you're ready to get started! Begin by choosing an interesting container for your candle: vintage tins, miniature clay pots, and teacups all make lovely and unique statements, and are easy to coordinate with your event. For our project, we used inexpensive cobalt blue jars found on eBay. First, we cut the wicking to fit the depth of our container. To keep the wick straight, we tied the top loosely around a wooden stick long enough so that it was able to rest on top of the jar, and then centered the wick over the jar. We put the soy wax flakes in a microwave-safe container with a spout (which makes it easier to control the wax when we're ready to pour it into our jars) and melted the wax according to the package instructions. You can personalize your candle's fragrance with a huge variety of fragrance oils, or leave them unscented. We added a few drops of lavender oil to our hot, melted wax, carefully poured it into the jars, and let them sit undisturbed until completely cooled and solid. While the candles cooled, we prepped the packaging for our candles. We made simple gift tags and cut sprigs of dried lavender to tie around each jar. The finished product: fragrant soy candles, personalized for each guest! Use each candle as a place setting, or display them all together on a favor table. Your guests will love them! Photos By: Mary Swenson
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Exhibition Male Nudes at the Leopold Museum in Vienna - from 19 October 2012 to 4 March 2013
Power and Powerlessness through the Ages
The endless flood of images intrinsic to today's lifestyle has given unprecedented public prominence to the depiction of male nudes. At the same time seemingly firmly established categories such as »masculinity«, »body« and »nakedness« are apparently being redefined on a broad social basis, resulting in a new interpretation of male gender roles. These developments have prompted the Leopold Museum to embark on a topical as well as historical journey through the visual arts in search of the male nude, a quest leading predominantly from the longing for antiquity prevalent in art around 1800 to contemporary art.
This exhibition contains some work of Egon Schiele.
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Travelling exhibition The Nature of Art Nouveau 2 – Die Natur des Jugendstil in Bad Nauheim – from 12 September to 26 October 2014
Symposium Mackintosh Architecture at the Hunterian in Glasgow – on 19 September 2014
31st European Heritage Days – from 20 to 21 September 2014
Exhibition The Cradle of Art Nouveau. Victor Horta and Brussels at Pelgrims House in Brussels – from 11 to 28 September 2014
With the support of the Culture Programme of the European Union
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This time, with the bright national TV lights shining on them, the Falcons didn't mess around with a team holding a losing record.
After sleepwalking for a half against Carolina on the previous Sunday in a network game, they pounced on the lowly Jacksonville Jaguars and didn't let up, winning 41-14 on Thursday night before 68,856 at the Georgia Dome and an NFL Network audience.
"Playing on a short week in the NFL is never an easy proposition," Falcons coach Mike Smith said. "But I really felt like out team handled it very well. I think it showed the way that they worked in the ball game. We started fast and I thought that we playe well for most of the ball game."
Quarterback Matt Ryan and wide receivers Roddy White and Julio Jones put on a passing clinic, and the defense, led by veteran defensive end John Abraham, throttled the Jaguars' offense and its rookie quarterback Blaine Gabbert.
White finished with 10 catches for 135 yards and two touchdowns. The had five pass plays of 20 yards or more — their definition of an explosive play — to gave them 51 for the season. The teams has 60 explosive, including nine runs of 20 yard of more. Two of the explosive plays went for touchdowns.
"When you take shots down the field, you just have to keep taking them," Ryan said. "It's like a shooter in basketball. Shooters keep shooting. In order to make it, you have to take those chances. They come in spurts."
Through 13 games, they have 46 pass plays of 20 yards or more, which ranks ninth overall in the league. Quarterback Matt Ryan has eight plays that have gone for 40 yards or more, which ranks him tied for eighth in the league.
The victory clinched the Falcons' fourth consecutive winning season under head coach Mike Smith. Before he was hired in January of 2008, the Falcons never had back-to-back winning seasons.
Counting the second-half points the Falcons (9-5) needed to beat the Panthers 31-23, the Falcons scored 65 unanswered points over the two games. The Jaguars (4-10) ended that string, by returning a blocked punt for a touchdown with 2:12 to make it 41-7.
The Falcons, who don't play again until they face the New Orleans Saints in a Monday night game on Dec. 26, can sit back and watch the next two Sundays and their playoff possibilities unfold. They entered week 15 as the No. 5 seed.
They could still catch the Saints (10-3) to win the NFC South, but it's not likely. New Orleans plays the faltering Minnesota Vikings (2-11) on Sunday and needs one win to wrap up the division.
Realistically, the Falcons are in a battle for one of the wild-card spots with Detroit (8-5), Chicago (7-6), New York Gaints (7-6) and Dallas (7-6).
Ryan was razor sharp as he completed 19 of 26 passes for 224 yards and three touchdowns in less than three quarters of action. He finished with a passer rating of 137.7, the second-highest rating of his career. He had a 138.4 passer rating in a 24-0 victory over the Oakland Raiders as a rookie.
The Atlanta offense jumped all over the Jaguars, marching 75 yards in seven plays to score the first time. Ryan tossed a short pass to Jones, who raced 29 yards through the Jacksonville secondary for the touchdown.
Ryan completed 4 of 4 passes for 57 yards during the drive and his pass to Jones was the 90th touchdown pass of his career. The touchdown pass also extended his string of throwing at least one touchdown pass to 13 games. He's thrown at least one touchdown pass in 28 of the Falcons' last 29 games.
When the Falcons defense took the field for the first time, Abraham sacked Gabbert on first down, setting the tone.
Abraham earlier said he missed three sack opportunities against Houston and Carolina. He took it out on Jacksonville's line. Rookie Cameron Bradfield had a particularly tough time with Abraham and his backup, Kroy Biermann.
Abraham finished with three and half sacks, the second-best, single-game total of his career.
His biggest sack came early in the third quarter. On Jacksonville's first possession of the second half, Abraham taught the Jaguars' rookie quarterback a little something about ball security. He put a spin move on Bradfield, sacked and stripped Gabbert. Defensive end Corey Peters scooped up the loose ball and ran it in for a 13-yard touchdown.
"In the middle of the year I was kind of off because I was injured," Abraham said. "I was having a slow year. Right now, I'm feeling 100 percent. My groin is back where it needs to be and I think I'm showing it now on the field."
The Falcons blew the game open in the second quarter. After linebacker Sean Weatherspoon recovered a fumbled punt, Michael Turner bowled into the end zone untouched from 5 yards out to make it 17-0.
White added a 6-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter.
Abraham sacked Gabbert and forced a fumble with under a minute left to halftime, and Curtis Lofton hustled to recover the ball. That set up a 31-yard field goal by Matt Bryant.
"As a defense, you want to get turnovers," Lofton said. "You want to get our offense back out of the field as mush as possible. That's what we did today. Abe showed up big for us. They couldn't stop him. They really couldn't stop the defensive line today."
–D. Orlando Ledbetter, The Atlanta Falcons beat blog
December 16th, 2011
12:31 am
This Team is ready D-led !
December 16th, 2011
1:22 am
December 16th, 2011
3:40 am
"They could still catch the Saints (10-3) to win the NFC South, but it's not likely. New Orleans plays the faltering Minnesota Vikings (2-11) on Sunday and needs one win to wrap up the division."
DOL…damn man, the Saints DO NOT LOCK UP THE DIVISION WITH ONE WIN. IF they beat Minnesota and lose out (Our very own Atlanta Falcons and Carolina), the Falcons take it. Try using the ESPN playoff machine, it's pretty cool.
Or maybe you can edit that statement…maybe you meant….
They could still catch the Saints (10-3) to win the NFC South, but it's not likely. New Orleans plays the faltering Minnesota Vikings (2-11) on Sunday and WITH A WIN THERE, THEY ONLY NEED ONE MORE win to wrap up the division.
December 16th, 2011
6:53 am
Falcons will kick the Saints butts in New Orleans . The Falcons still haven't Peaked to the best they can play yet. They are not after the South Title………..they want it all !
December 16th, 2011
7:13 am
Falcons are playing much better recently….but they haven't beaten anybody recently with a winning record….so until they do, let's not get too excited. Last night would have been an almost perfect game but having that punt blocked was a black mark that doesn't bode well going into the playoffs! And why were most of our starters still in the game with the score 41-0? We can ill afford a serious injury to any of our guys! It only takes one to ruin or even end your season….Ryan, Turner and all all 1st string receivers should have been pulled way before the end of the 3rd quarter!
December 16th, 2011
7:17 am
Answer this quesition….Who will return next season?.. Mularkey or Van Gorder or both or for matter neither?…let me know people……
December 16th, 2011
7:55 am
I think Mularkey wanted to make an impression on the Jags brass for his bid for the head coach position ….what do you think
December 16th, 2011
10:05 am
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December 16th, 2011
10:43 am
Who Dat yall anit doing nothing ,we a Super Bowl caliber team yall just a level team .We might beat yall worse than LSU beat Georgia ,SEC champs ,National Champs ,NFL Champs ,Louisiana run Football in the south .The Boot kicks GA in the Butt
December 16th, 2011
11:21 am
Michael .M you are a moron. I thought you are better than that. Seriously ?
Every time it's same story..you beat a weak, hapless team and you start celebrating. Only to come crashing down to earth when you play a good team.
Enjoy while you can after all thats what your team can do. Beat a mediocre team.
December 16th, 2011
11:58 am
12 Men, the Falcons have beaten the Titans and Lions. Both of those teams have winning records.
December 16th, 2011
12:08 pm
You beat a 4 win team with some guy name Blaine at home…wow…let's shut the city down and have a tiker tape parade…p.s. WHO DAT!!! SEE YOU ON THE 26TH.
December 16th, 2011
12:15 pm
Falcons can't beat good team neither can they go and beat any team on the road.
Wasn't it last week that falcons lost to Texans with a 3rd string QB on the road. what happened to this explosive (?) offense then ?
In realty, falcons are just average team at the best.
December 16th, 2011
12:16 pm
Even is we assume that falcons get a wild-card berth and play a team on the road.
It will be first round exit.
December 16th, 2011
3:49 pm
@ Michael Smith…..Atlanta will beat your Saints.yah jerk !
December 16th, 2011
4:55 pm
Now we all know what happens when the Falcons play great football for 60 minutes. T-H-E-Y B-L-O-W T-E-A-M-S O-U-T O-F T-H-E
December 16th, 2011
5:59 pm
Michael. M thats what you said last time when saints came to bird nest. So what makes you think you can come and beat us in our turf.
December 16th, 2011
6:24 pm
@ Michael Smith…..where have you been the past couple of weeks……….hiding in a mancave ( Hole ) somewhere ? Lets see if your team can score alot against the Vikings this Sunday and you figure it out .
December 17th, 2011
11:24 am
Hey Brees
you better watch out
you better not cry
you better not pout
im tellin you why
December 17th, 2011
11:57 am
@ micheal S
uh…..maybe the fact that we did it last year? or maybe the fact that had roddy not dropped a slant in the endzone with 4 seconds to go in the game we would have already beaten you once this year? i mean….take your pick
December 17th, 2011
12:37 pm
12 men – you must be a product of the New Orleans public school system with that kind of math.
Now beat it loser.
December 17th, 2011
12:49 pm
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December 17th, 2011
1:55 pm
DLed, you need to fact check better. The Saints DO NOT win the division with just one more win. If they beat the Vikings this week they are still not guaranteed the NFC South title. If the Saints lose their last two games, vs the Falcons and vs the Panthers, and we beat the Saints and the Bucs then we win the NFC South, not the Saints.
December 17th, 2011
7:05 pm
Get ready to get your heart broken on 12-26-11 Failcants fans:
And don't forget about big Jimmy and and lil big man Sproles.
Sorry folks maybe next year? Lol as if…….hahahahaha
December 18th, 2011
9:38 am
"12 Men, the Falcons have beaten the Titans and Lions. Both of those teams have winning records."
I said "recently!" Besides, both of those teams are border line .500 teams with major weaknesses. Hey, I'm a big Falcon booster! Don't get me wrong. But we've beaten more NFL patsies than any one else! But things look to be improving. Plus, with 10 days to prepare for NO we won't have any excuses not to give them a run for there money! Were making the playoffs, make no mistake about that. Can we move to the second round? That depends on whether or not we can beat the Giants or Cowboys on the road!
December 18th, 2011
11:44 am
I think you guys will miss Mularkey when he's gone.
December 18th, 2011
12:12 pm
Falcons haven't been tested yet…falcons beat 2 lowly teams in panthers and jags. Falcons are 2-4 against teams above 500 and falcon fans are delusional to believe they are like packers of last year at this time of season…unbelievable!….now the real test comes monday nite against a real football team that has won 5 straight games…Coach Smitty has 10 days to game plan the Saints…he's 3-9 vs. Saints…I do expect falcons to play hard, but will fall short and saints win division with Brees breaking Dan Marino's passing record…Geaux Saints
December 18th, 2011
2:03 pm
You guys seem to forget these Jags beat the pants off the Ravens a few weeks ago and have one of the highest rated defenses in the league. So, here we go gain…Falcons get NO RESPECT…NOBODY gives them a chance, after last year when they were the #1 seed….TIME TO ROCK, FALCONS!!! YOU GUYS actually have the most EXPLOSIVE TEAM in the league now that JULIO is well and catching the ball! So, get rid of Mularkey, he is not creative at all, and the whackjob VanGorder can't even spell blitz, musch less design one…when he does…straight up the middle, hey didle didle, go around the end fool! I gotta mention still his silly PREVENT-THE-WIN DEFENSE….HEY, WATCH EVERY TEAM THAT RUSHES THREE GET B U R N E D !! Wonder why the BIRDS lost to a third string QB and NEWTON has a field day against them…..VAN GORDER!!! THATS WHY!! HEY STUPID, EVER HEAR OF AN ATTACKING DEFENSE?! RUSH THE QB!!! AFRAID OF GETTING BURNED? HAVE YOU WATCHED YOUR FILMS BOZO? The real deal is the FALCONS are set up to make a huge RUN, there is NO ONE they can not beat, including the Pack, look at the old films when they went north and beat the crap outta them!! I trust this team on the road!!! They will win every game…..IF THEY WANT TOO! THIS GAME IS ALL ABOUT HEART! HOW DID YOU GUYS LIKE BEING THE ONES ON THE SET AFTER THE JAG GAME? FUN HUH? WELL….ITS YOURS FOR THE TAKING…IF YOU DO NOT GET IT, ITS BECAUSE YOU DID NOT WANT IT…YOU ACTUALLY HAVE THE BEST "TEAM" IN THE LEAGUE!! NOW GO OUT AND SHOW IT!
December 19th, 2011
12:34 pm
The Falcons played (count them) one complete 60-minute game this season and already people are beginning to crown them superbowl champions. Before the Falcons can become superbowl champions they must fix 10 things:
#4: FALCONS WILL NEED TO DIVERSIFY MORE ON OFFENSE BY USING SNELLING AND DOUGLAS MORE–Snelling should be used on sweeps and screens and douglas should be used more on third downs–since he always seems to get enough yardage to move the first-down chains.
#5: Turner should be given more rest and snelling should split time with Turner in the backfield.
#6: Falcons should go-for-it more on fourth and 1s when they are in opponents territory because if their defense is playing as well as its capable–going for it may prove to be a better choice than giving up an opportunity to score.
#7: Falcons should be using more formations on defense–similar to what Dallas did (under coach tom landry) when dallas used to use many defensive looks (so that if the blitz is there, then take it).
#8: Weems needs to field more kickoff and punt returns since he virtually has a chance to break one (LONG TO THE HOUSE) literally every time he touches the ball.
#9: The Falcons MUST become more EXPLOSIVE on offense–using multiple crossing routes for their wideouts and this should leave a receiver WIDE OPEN on virtually every play; and finally
#10: The Falcons must concentrate on playing BETTER AND MORE FEROCIOUSLY against better or faster and elite teams like the Eagles, Patriots, Saints and Packers.
If the Falcons can make the appopriate adjustments, they should be one this years years superbowl participants when the big game comes up.
December 19th, 2011
3:17 pm
Dunta Robinson, this is directed at you. Didn't your Mother teach you to be humble? Your antics and demeaning of the WRs of Jacksonville was nothing more than a thuggish act that showed a lack of maturity. The last time I checked, professional athletes are the face of the organization that employs them. By the falcons not taking steps to reprimand you, means that they accept your bahavior. I am not surprised. Well, payback will come Monday night, when you will get torched by Drew Brees and his stable of all Pro receivers. Too late to get humble now Dunta. Who Dat.


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