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February 3, 2013 in Design Dilemma
I found these great Elk antlers on Craigslist, I think they're the perfect size for the space on the buffet I was needing to fill. Sometimes when I look at them, they seem to matchy-matchy to the color of the buffet. Is that ok? I think painting them white would be cool too, or even a totally different color like blue. Should I paint them? Is that blasphemy to paint natural thing like this? I am torn on what to do, please help!
What a great find! Yes...it would be blasphemy! :-)
What about getting a long rectangular peice of black slate to lay on the buffet and then lay the antlers on? Would pick up the other dark colours in your rooom (art, chairs etc), would provide contrast for the antlers and would also be something naturalistic, like the antlers.
You could put some small felt pads, like those that go on the bottom of furniture, on the bottom of the slate, to protect your buffet from scratches.
What about getting a long rectangular peice of black slate to lay on the buffet and then lay the antlers on? Would pick up the other dark colours in your rooom (art, chairs etc), would provide contrast for the antlers and would also be something naturalistic, like the antlers.
You could put some small felt pads, like those that go on the bottom of furniture, on the bottom of the slate, to protect your buffet from scratches.
I think leaving it natural would be nice. Mabey adding a nice like mat or rug underneath the antlers on the table
February 3, 2013 at 1:35PM Like
Both of the suggestions above sound like they would work nicely. If you go with a runner (perhaps while you search for something natural :) , play around with ideas of different colors taken from the rest of the room and the painting before commiting to a runner color. Maybe look at a few samples online, and imagine what colors would bring you the most enjoyment for showcasing the antlers.
February 3, 2013 at 1:40PM Like
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They're beautiful as is. Paint them? I'm thinking what? But then, I look at your adventurous style, and I'm reminded of an HGTV show with the Novogratz', where they took a simple birch log and dyed it blue, and it was just gorgeous. Now I'm wondering if you're on to something. But I'd dye and wipe it back to keep it textural rather than paint. Show us if you decide to try it -- hope it pays off if you take a gamble!
February 3, 2013 at 1:53PM Like
to: barnhartgallery, is this what you're talking about? That is really cool! http://www.johnhoushmand.com/products/product.html?id=0200&cat=miscellaneous
February 3, 2013 at 2:21PM Like
If you paint them, just paint a color stripe around them. They are too beautiful to paint the whole thing.
February 3, 2013 at 2:36PM Like
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A pop of color would look great! I'd pull out the green from the painting.
February 3, 2013 at 2:38PM Like
I thought the dye sounded intriguing so I looked around and found a litle bit of info. http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/384911-can-you-stain-deer-antler http://www.penturners.org/forum/f28/dyeing-antler-6950/
February 3, 2013 at 2:40PM Like
I love the natural look of your room. However I think a pop of color could be just what the room needs and wouldn't compromise the organic shape of the antlers that work so well with the decor. I think a turquoise, like the chandelier in this photo of a closet on houzz, would be perfect and unexpected. [houzz=
February 3, 2013 at 3:08PM Like
That's awesome bikini-chicken! I am so nervous to do that, but think it would be one of those "wow" pieces for sure! Everyone's ideas are great so far, thank you!
February 3, 2013 at 4:24PM Like
I forgot to mention this earlier but you could always buy some of that tape that comes in every color and design (Walmart even carries it in the art section) and wrap a strip around each one and see if you like it. Then if you don't you haven't messed up your antlers. It you're on Pinterest there are several for sale that you could look at to get ideas.
February 3, 2013 at 4:37PM Like
Great idea debart1! Or maybe wrap them with colorful yarn.
February 3, 2013 at 4:52PM Like
Why not colour the walls in a Duck Egg Blue, would go fabulously well with the naturals of your interior. Don't paint the antlers!!!
February 3, 2013 at 5:00PM Like
I live in Arizona, that's why I have a little Southwestern influence in my choices. I'm still trying to decide, thanks for the great comments so far!
February 3, 2013 at 5:56PM Like
maggiemae0552, that's an interesting idea about the native style blanket!
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I like the natural look of the antlers but I agree that something is missing.
I would suggest leaning your painting instead of hanging it on the wall and then layering some accessories that complement the antlers and the colours in the painting.
See the attached photo to see what I mean.
I would suggest leaning your painting instead of hanging it on the wall and then layering some accessories that complement the antlers and the colours in the painting.
See the attached photo to see what I mean.
Thanks Welcome Home Designs, love that photo! Maybe it does need a little styling.
February 4, 2013 at 8:06AM Like
Leave Nature be natural or they will look fake
February 4, 2013 at 8:14AM Like
Leave them natural! That's the whole appeal of antlers, in my opinion.
February 4, 2013 at 8:27AM Like
I would paint them white! I know, not the common answer, but that's what I would do!
February 5, 2013 at 4:13PM Like
leave them natural. If they are staying where they are then the painting above the sideboard is a wonderful pop of color. Also since in most design schemes you always want nature (or a natural element) I think you would have that by leaving them in their state. If you want fake white then West Elm and Z gallerie carry those.
February 5, 2013 at 4:18PM Like
Indeed, they are "matchy, matchy". Do not use paint. If you can't bear changing their color, use them elsewhere and find something more suitable for the existing conditions. If those were mine, I would rub them with a wood stain to give them sort of a leather saddle look (reddish brown). Try first with a light coat of the stain on a clean piece of wood and let it dry; see if it moves you. If not, apply another coat or try another color. If need be, repeat until the finish color contrasts with the furniture. Make sure that the stain is not glossy (most have polyurethane to add gloss) at all and don't use "gel" stains. Putting gloss on will damage the "natural" look of the finish you seek. I'm confident you can make this work. You will be pleased how the antlers will catch your eye. Good luck.
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February 5, 2013 at 4:46PM Like
I got the sideboard/buffet here: http://www.wayfair.com/Hooker-Furniture-Mirrored-Server-3013-85001-HKR4200.html
I took out the fretwork (they were too yellow gold) and sprayed them oil rubbed bronze, then replaced them and like it much better.
I took out the fretwork (they were too yellow gold) and sprayed them oil rubbed bronze, then replaced them and like it much better.
February 5, 2013 at 6:03PM Like
Thank you, love all these ideas! I think I'll stage the sideboard differently with the antlers before i do anything permanent to them. Maybe layer something in front of the art, maybe get some buffet lamps. I'll play around with it a little more. I love modern and I love rustic, so I'm trying to marry the two and it's tricky. I'll post more pics later for your feedback!
The balance is off. You have large art, large antlers, large credenza...and then little twiggy stuff in the corner. Too much hardscape going on, too. Balance that by following the example the other designer provided with a picture from houzz, with the added softscape.
February 10, 2013 at 8:11AM Like
Leave them natural. To blend items a little more consider spray painting the curly willow in the corner. How about orange to repeat the painting accent color? then maybe add a few Orange tiered vases with the antlers offset to one side of the server?
February 10, 2013 at 8:18AM Like
I've looked at this photo a ton of times. JWinteriors made me think. Why not take out the corkscrew willows in the corner, split the antlers and have a large low ceramic bowl in the center using one of the colors in the painting that you like. Have the bowl lower than the antlers so you don't take away from the art but still have variation in the height of the elements on the credenza. That would continue your horizontal lines but not be boring.
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This poster was designed and letterpress printed here at Studio On Fire for the 2011 Artcrank, a poster show for bike people. The construction of this poster is an assemblage of prints we created with actual bicycle parts. Used bike parts were inked up with a brayer and printed by hand. We printed all kinds of parts: cranks, chains, cables, wheels, handlebars and even a seat. It was well worth the trip to One On One Bike to scavenge suitable parts from their basement bike bone yard. After inking each part individually we had a whole table full of prints to chose and build from. It was amazing how much type and texture come out of each part. These prints were then digitally arranged on top of a pencil sketched layout. The word "Godspeed" seems especially appropriate for cyclists, as a wish for someones safe and prosperous journey. It was plated in photo polymer and printed as a large format 20 x 26 letterpress print in 2 color on 100% cotton Crane Lettra. It can be trimmed and framed at 18 x 24 size.
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This card was fun to research and find an appropriate saying to pair with it. In the end I decided that religious or not, we can all agree that its not easy being a saint – especially when there is work to get done, or beds to be made, or children that need feeding. But having the right attitude can sure make a difference in the outcome of any chore or task. Saint or not, what are your dreaded tasks that could use a morning prayer or glass of wine at the end of the day?
This card makes me chuckle. When designing it, I intended to portray the image that good kings are best served when they serve their people. But when it came off press I kept wanting to read it instead of true kings serve their people well but as true kings serve their people hell. Because really; what king hasn't served hell to some degree on a silver platter throughout history?


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Jurgen Klinsmann tapped on the shoulders of three Real Salt Lake players for his upcoming "dry run" at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. Captain Kyle Beckerman and Nick Rimando are no surprise — the two have become fixtures for the national team under Klinsmann.
But then there's 20-year-old Luis Gil.
Called up to his first-ever USMNT senior camp, the RSL midfielder clearly impressed Klinsmann and those watching with his play down the stretch in the regular season and the MLS Cup playoffs. RSL fans clamored on Twitter for Gil to be invited, and now, he's got his shot.
This January camp is essentially a "show me" camp for those MLS players who want to make an impression on the coaching staff. That isn't necessarily the case for guys like Landon Donovan, Eddie Johnson, Graham Zusi, Brad Davis or Matt Besler and Omar Gonzalez.
It's more predicated toward players like Gil and fellow youngsters Chris Klute (Colorado Rapids), Shane O'Neill (Colorado Rapids) and DeAndre Yedlin (Seattle Sounders). Klinsmann himself said that in a video posted on USSoccer.com.
"It's very important, especially for MLS players, to get off vacation and start working again and get into a rhythm and build your foundation for your entire season for that upcoming year," he said.
Klinsmann also said taking 23 players to Sao Paulo for 12 days to train and soak in the atmosphere of soccer in Brazil will more be served as a learning tool on what it could be like to be an athlete on the world's stage in a country known for soccer.
"It's really exciting kind of to start working with players here and there that sometimes don't know what it really means to go to a World Cup, shat it means to be part of a senior national team program," he said, "so that kind of educational part that we're going to play just start working with them twice daily and guide them throughout that couple weeks."
Rimando, Beckerman and Gil will report to the camp on Jan. 6 in Carson, Calif., to train at the StubHub Center from Jan. 7 to 12. Following those days of training, Klinsmann will choose a 23-man roster to travel to Brazil for a dry run at the upcoming FIFA World Cup in June 2014. Players will stay train in Sao Paulo from Jan. 13 to 25 before returning to Carson for the final five days of the camp.
The January camp will conclude with an international friendly against South Korea on Feb. 1 at the StubHub Center.
As pointed out and tweeted by Tribune columnist Kurt Kragthorpe (@tribkurt), the RSL trio will be back to work prepping for international duty as well as RSL preseason just 30 days after the penalty-shootout loss to Sporting Kansas City on Dec. 7.
Thirty days.
Due to their call-ups, Beckerman, Rimando and Gil will miss the first leg of the club's preseason, which will take place from Jan. 25 through Feb. 1 at the home of the RSL-Arizona Academy at Grande Sports World in Casa Grande, Ariz. The RSL trio will be expected to return to the club and participate in its last two preseason trips to Irvine, Calif. from Feb. 4 through 14 and Tucson, Ariz. for the FC Tucson Desert Diamond Cup from Feb. 19 through March 1.
Many expected defender Chris Schuler to earn a nod to Klinsmann's January camp, but the center back had surgery to remove bone spurs from his ankle on Dec. 12. Had he not needed the procedure, my best guess would be Schuler makes the trip to Carson and to Sao Paulo. When speaking to one national soccer scribe at the MLS Cup final, he said there's no reason Schuler couldn't be a fixture at center back for the 2018 World Cup.
But that is a ways away, with RSL players in camp focusing on getting to Brazil.
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Its tough, most people are pretty happy with their Warrior Main Tank that most guilds run, its sad as a Def Capped Death Knight, let alone a good Death Knight tank that you are regulated to dpsing in anything that is not a 10 man, I have a nice DPS set because of it but I would much rather watch my toon parry, dodge and in general have some interaction with mobs as opposed to looking at Malygos' butt and waiting for the next spark to spawn.
I am sure Paladins and Druids feel the same way "DURRRRR He has more HP and a Shield he is da tank" I feel like that is all I ever hear. Avoidance, skill, rolling cooldowns, all seem to be things that don't matter
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I got annoyed in my guild when they did that to me. The warrior has more HP, lets use him as the main tank. Meanwhile the paladin is regulated to off tanking just cuz.
Not saying it's NOT a needed job, but having to off tank just because you're not a warrior is a pretty lame excuse in itself.


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This from someone who became a symbol of outsized spending, debt and real estate in America?
David Siegel, the owner of Westgate Resorts, sent a surprising email to his employees Monday.
It said that if President Barack Obama wins re-election and raises Siegel's taxes, he will have to lay off workers and downsize his company — or even shut it down.
"If any new taxes are levied on me, or my company, as our current President plans, I will have no choice but to reduce the size of this company," he wrote. "Rather than grow this company I will be forced to cut back. This means fewer jobs, less benefits and certainly less opportunity for everyone."
In a version of Romney's "47 percent" remarks, Siegel added that "people like me who made all the right decisions and invested in themselves are being forced to bail out all the people who didn't. The people that overspent their paychecks suddenly feel entitled to the same luxuries that I earned and sacrificed 42 years of my life for."
The points are ones that have often been made during this election. But what makes the letter surprising is the source.
David Siegel is the man who, together with his wife, Jackie, built the largest new house in America, known as "Versailles." His story first appeared in my book "The High-Beta Rich." It then made it to the big screen with the documentary film "The Queen of Versailles."
They became symbols of outsized spending, debt and real estate in America.
But when the company started buckling under $1 billion in debt during the crisis, the Siegels' home went into foreclosure and was put up for sale. They cut back on the jet, took the kids out of private school and gave up some of their staff. (Read more: Social Media's Billion-Dollar Rollercoaster)
So why is David Siegel — a man who defined excess and debt in the 2000s — now saying that debt and spending are ruining the country?
I asked David and during a phone interview last night, and he told me that this was about his workers, not him. He said his own finances have vastly improved. He has paid off all of his major lenders. "I have enough money for the rest of my life and enough to leave a good inheritance for our kids." He said the loan for Versailles is paid off and he's resuming construction on the home.
"The elevators are going in and they're preparing to put in the marble."
The deal with Versailles' lenders, he went on, worked out "better than I imagined," since he was allowed to go nine months without making any interest payments on the loan. Jackie has several offers for a new reality TV show "which we're in the process of ranking and evaluating," Siegel said.
He has learned his own painful lesson from the debt crunch. "We cut back, we're lean and mean. That's what the rest of the country has to do."
Siegel said he's acting not out of self-interest but for the interest of his workers. While Westgate has never been more profitable, the company has 5,000 fewer workers than in 2007.
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Siegel stressed that he wasn't out to intimidate his workers into voting for Romney. "I can't tell anyone to vote," he said. But he wants to make sure his workers make an informed choice. "I want my employees to be educated on what could happen to their future if the wrong person is elected."
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By now Americans have seen the effect of Obama-Biden in the past 4 years and even we did not see more postings like this one before the effect to their policies was the same and they were laid off from positions. Now you multiply the effect 4 more years and there will be plenty more ads like this one popping up.
If his company can not afford to pay all the taxes and fees then he will have to lay off or cease to operate. Why would that be hard to see. No one was calling him a "pig" 35 yr ago when he was a policeman and bought some frosted out orange groves. Then Disney world wanted to build. They tried to buy his property but he chose to keep it himself and build condos. He was a daring idea man when he did that.
But if you can not make money you sell out or go out of business. It will affect jobs adversely.
Please don't misconstrue what I have said. My wife and I were Westgate owners in Gatlinburg tn for 11 yr. We were on site when David Siegel came to visit the property. His onteroge looked like the gold chained big ring wearing parade.
One of his salesmen told us Mr Seigels' neighbor in Florida was Shaq O'neil. O'neil built a 45,000 sq ft house then. Not be be outdone, Mr Seigel built a 45,001 sq ft home just so his would be the biggest in his neighborhood.{true story} He is the poster boy for excess. But, he did start as a Florida policeman who bought some frosted out orange groves in Oranlando area just when Disney world was beiginning. He made his money from there.
The way I read it is if the increases go through it is more than he can pay. He will be forced to close his business. He has plenty of money. It will not hurt any more than his pride.
If it is still so profitable, i am sure another company will buy his properties and make money. If they can not make money they will not buy them. Black and white. I can afford whatever he does or the business owners do. Can you? Are you real sure?
Siegel has already fired 5000 of his employees since the 2007-2008 financial meltdown. Does this clown even remember why we had a financial meltdown or who was in office then? If he wants to blame someone for a decline in business, he should first look at real estate speculators for creating a bubble, then crooked mortgage companies for deceptive practices, then Congress for passing the Fiancial Services Modernization Act of 1999 that allowed banks to engage in speculative activities, and finally at the regulators who were asleep at the wheel. Without these things coming together to create a perfect storm, we might have had a recession, but it would have been less severe and much shorter. These things all happened long before Obama was president.
It's a little hard to feel sorry for someone who has a million square foot house with a dozen elevators. It's my guess that his business is continuing a downward slide, and he has to blame someone. I'll bet he lays off more employees no matter who wins.
I personally think he should have waited until after the election to make such a comment, if any. To think his small portion of employees would determine the outcome of the presidential race is ridiculous. If Romney wins, the employees would have never heard any form of statement from him. Now he has placed a perception in minds of many of his employees which may or may not affect his business production quality.
Oh, sure he wasn't. If you saw the movie, you know what an egomanic jerk this guy is.
He is a bigger AH than our politicians and Donald Trump are. I take that back, no one is a bigger AH than Trump, but Seigel gives him a good run for it.
I am voting for President Obama. This comment by this sleaze ball rich b_ _ _ h is going to sway many undecided voters to Pres. Obama. He just proved that Romney is for the rich and not for the poor or middle class.. Siegel already forgot that it was his employees that made his business flourish. How quick they forget. If you have any B_ _ S, you would take that statement back. and apologize to your employees.
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Apple Cake from Fancois Payard
Brian and I miss France. Over the years, we've accumulate weeks in Paris and enjoyed traveling through the Loire Valley and Burgundy. The rest of France beckons.
It's not a place to rush. You want to walk, stroll, meander down every street and byway. And sample. In Paris, in every block there is store to stop in, wonderful coffee to drink, and sweets that simply must be consumed.
In New York City, there are pockets of Paris created by Francois Payard. His bakeries offer superbly authentic tastes. We know. His latest bakery is a mile from us and we've walked there on the coldest day.
And if you can't walk to Canal Street in Manhattan? Then try Payard's exciting cookbooks. I had a surplus of apples last weekend and I also had my treasured copy of Simply Sensational Desserts. This apple cake is rich, distinctly French, and a delight. This recipe was created by Payard's father in Nice and he sold 100 a day. One taste and you'll know why.
Payard says you can make this cake with apricots, too, using 15-20 apricot halves. The cake can be kept in the refrigerator for a week. Chances are, it won't last that long.
Apple Cake
Yield: 10 t0 12 servings
- ⅓ cup raisins
- 3 tablespoons dark rum
- 1 scant cup (136 grams) all-purpose flour
- ¾ teaspoon (3 grams) baking powder
- 8 tablespoons (1 stick) (113 grams) unsalted butter, softened
- 1 cup (115 grams) confectioners' sugar
- 3 large eggs
- 2 apples, such as Fuji or Rome, peeled and cored
- ¼ cup (60 grams) Apricot Glaze (recipe follows)
Preheat the oven to 325°F. Butter an 8 ½ X 4 ½ X 2 ½-inch loaf pan. Dust the pan with flour, tapping out the excess.
Bring a small pan of water to a boil, add the raisins, and boil 1 minute. Drain and repeat the process. Drain the raisins well a second time and place in a small bowl with the rum. Stir and set aside.
Sift together the flour and baking powder.
In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, mix together the butter and confectioners' sugar on medium speed. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition. Scrape down the side of the bowl with a rubber spatula. Mix in the raisins and rum. Add the dry ingredients and mix on low speed until blended. Spoon half of the batter into the pan and smooth into an even layer.
Cut one apple into 12 wedges and arrange them of the batter, down the center of the pan, so their sides touch and the domed side of the wedge is on top. Spoon the rest of the batter over and around the apples and smooth top. Cut the other apple into 8 wedges and then cut each wedge in half crosswise. Arrange the wedges in a single row along each long side of the pan, pressing the center-cut sides of the apples against the sides of the pan. There will be two rows of apple slices, with their points toward the center of the pan and exposed batter in the center. Gentle push the apples into the batter, leaving the top of the apples exposed.
Bake the cake for 60-65 minutes, until the top is golden brown and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool the cake in the pan for 15 minutes. Unmold the cake and turn it right side up. Gently brush the apricot glaze over the top of the hot cake. Allow the cake to cool completely before cutting into slices.
Apricot Glaze
Place 1/3 cup apricot preserves into a small heatproof glass measure and microwave on the high power for 30 to 45 seconds, until bubbling. Strain the hot preserves through a fine-mesh sieve into a small bowl. Use the glaze warm.
Source: Simply Sensational Desserts by Francois Payard
Rosemary-Garlic Chicken with Apple and Fig Compote
Ingredients for the chicken:
- 3 tbs fresh rosemary leaves, minced
- 5 medium cloves garlic, minced
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 4 bone-in, skin-on split chicken breasts
- 1 tbs canola oil
Ingredients for the Compote:
- 1 medium Granny Smith apple, peeled, cored and cut into 1/3-inch pieces
- 2 oz dried figs, cut into small dice (about 1/3 cup)
- 1/3 cup red currant jelly
- ¼ cup dry white wine, such as Sauvignon Blanc
- 1 tsp dry mustard, preferably Coleman's
- ½ tsp yellow mustard seeds
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- ¼ cup coarsely chopped toasted walnuts
For the Chicken:
In a small bowl combine the rosemary, garlic, 2 tsp. salt and ½ tsp pepper. Rub the rosemary-garlic mixture all over the chicken, including under the skin, taking care to keep the skin attached to the meat. Cover and refrigerate 1 hour or up to over night.
For the Compote:
Put the apple, figs, jelly, wine, dry mustard, mustard seeds, and a generous pinch of salt and pepper in a small saucepan. Bring just to a boil over medium-high heat and then reduce the heat to a gentle simmer. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the apple is tender but not mushy, about 10 minutes. Let the mixture cool to room temperature.
To finish the dish:
Let the chicken come to room temperature for 30 minutes. Meanwhile, position a rack in the center of the oven and heat the oven to 450°F.
Heat the oil in a 10-inch skillet over medium-high heat until shimmering hot. Sear the chicken until dark golden brown on all sides, 6 to 8 minutes. Return the chicken to the rack over the baking sheet. Roast until a thermometer inserted in the center of each breast reads 165°F, about 15 minutes. Let the breasts rest. Stir the toasted walnuts into the compote and serve with the chicken.
Servings: 4
Recipe from: Fine Cooking Magazine


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When you convert a visitor to a sale or to a lead, hopefully you have scored a run your competitor won't. Pete Rose liked to say "Somebody's gotta win and somebody's gotta lose and I believe in letting the other guy lose."
Pete received the nick name "Charlie Hustle" for his unique playing style. He may not have been the athlete with the most talent but he worked harder than anyone. Even when being walked, Rose would sprint to first base, instead of the traditional trot to the base. Rose was known for sliding headfirst into a base, his signature move. He played his heart out and would do anything to score runs on the board. Pete understands what it takes to be a winner. Some of his accomplishments:
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Businesses and especially marketers love the excitement of the home run. Hitting the long ball is definitely one way to win ball games. Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game, by Michael M. Lewis, published in 2003, looks at the Oakland Athletics baseball team and its general manager, Billy Beane. Its focus is the team's modernized, analytical approach to assembling a competitive baseball team despite Oakland's disadvantaged revenue situation.
Rigorous statistical analysis had demonstrated that on base percentage and slugging percentage are better indicators of offensive success, and the A's became convinced that these qualities were cheaper to obtain on the open market than more historically valued qualities such as speed and contact. I think the same is true today in online marketing. It is not about having the greatest creative talents and who can hit the most home runs but who has the ability to keep moving runners to the next base. This is about consistent, and persistent execution.
In a decade of helping companies improve their marketing and increase their conversion rate, one of the key characteristics that determines success is the ability and speed of execution. It is better to get some thing up and out the door even if it is flawed (and it always will be) than to wait and deliberate and evaluate to consider doing something. You can win games even if your are less innovative, less powerful and less talented just by mastering the hustle.
Get things done. Optimize later.
In fact, 80% of OnTarget clients who executed at least half of their recommendations got a conversion lift in their first 60 days.
So which organization would you rather have, a team of high paid superstars who don't deliver consistently, or a bunch of charlie hustles?
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Hi Bryan,
couldn't agree more.
The "tortoise and Hare" fable springs to mind, and also "no silver bullets" analogy.
Gene Hackman also made a film along these lines called "Hoosiers" (Great film, but I still have no idea what the title means.)
I think you are correct when you say at least get something done. Just getting something done is more than many people accomplish. Also, a bunch of small steps in the right direction does add up in time.
Thanks for your insights Brian.
I'm a big baseball guy and love the Moneyball analogy – I think it's a must read for everyone in optimization/online
Great post. I always tell my team "ideas are free,we get paid to execute." It doesn't matter how great the idea is, if it isn't implemented, it's worthless.
I don't want a "Charlie Hustle" if he's going to end up signing his websites, "I'm sorry I cheated on SEO." like I saw Pete Rose doing at Ceasar's Palace in Vegas in '07: "I'm sorry I bet on baseball." Sometimes those who "would do anything to score runs on the board" are not the best people!
Rose did bet on baseball and has paid the price dearly! But as a player he was unlike any other, and if I was starting a team, he would be the first I would call. There are many reasons to not like him, and many to like him, but I don't fault him for the love of the game, and signing balls at a show is his only way to stay in touch with fans. Love him or hate, he is human and has paid for his mistakes, more so than I personally feel he deserved.
Hard work, focus on the fundamentals, execution and integrity … same recipe for success in any profession.
I also like the persepctive that Malcom Gladwell brings up in "Outliers" regarding undirected and untapped talent.
What a nice comparison between baseball and business.
I do not know the guy (I am not the States) – but I can surely learn something from him.
i totally agree you!
Hard work, focusing on the fundamentals make you successful
I don't fault him for the love of the game, and signing balls at a show is his only way to stay in touch with fans. Love him or hate, he is human and has paid for his mistakes, more so than I personally feel he deserved.
It's all about position and desire, which is why pete was so successful, he was so driven in every aspect.


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Ever since I was a child, I have always loved the idea of April Fools' Day. A day to play innocent pranks and practical jokes on unsuspecting victims. The gang at "Just For Laughs: Gags" gets to do this year round!
Time for another great prank from the gang at Just For Laughs: Gags! This time, innocent passers-by at a mall see an fugitive on the run. Then a police officer, played brilliantly by my friend Denis Levasseur, approaches the unsuspecting victim to see if they saw where the criminal went. Watch what happens next!
There are some pretty good ways to prank fellow office workers. Everything from taping their phones down to discretely disconnecting their mouse or keyboard. Around here we prefer the good ol' Facebook or e-mail bombs. While those are fine, this one takes office pranking to a whole new level!
The Canadian hidden camera show "Just For Laughs: Gags" has a new season set to air early next year, and it promises to be loaded with more pranks and laughs that we've come to know and love. This time around, we present a collection of movie related pranks spoofing everything from "Jaws" to "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels." Take the jump and have a few laughs on us!
Nothing says Friday like a good prank! Watch as the gang from "Just For Laughs: Gags" rig a table in a restaurant with a powerful magnet, and serve soup with a metal bowl and spoon! Enjoy!
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Watch the video from that crazy crew from "Just For Laughs: Gags" after the jump!
It was unbelievably warm in Flint yesterday, and I was joking with my wife about doing some gardening. Had it been open, yesterday would have been perfect for a trip to the Farmer's Market.
That being said, next time you're there, try pulling off a prank like this! Check it out after the jump!
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Can we change the mentality of a whole country in ten years?
Is it possible to change the way people think in a short period of time in order to make the place where they live more democratic and free of corruption ??
Oct 30 2013: No.
First you have to alter the education system so that new generations will have different thinking. The greater changes in thinking the more drastic and difficult the alterations will be.
Then you have to wait for the generations of the old thinking,for you will not be able to change them as a whole, to frankly die.
The generations that are then adults who would have went through the new education will not be fully invested in it as their parents will likely have been of the old thinking and you will be in a transitional phase of society.
It is not until the children of the first wave of the new generation are "in power" that you have truly changed the mentality of a nation.
Oct 30 2013: No. Cultural shift take generations. There will never be freedom from corruption ... that is a fools dream. The best we can hope for is to control to some degree and prevent rampant corruption. Laws are not barriers they are suggestions that carry a consequence ..... if caught. If 75 is the speed limit there is not a sign that says I cannot exceed that rate .... the sign tells me if I do and get caught there will be a consequence. So the question is if I drive at 80 MPH all the way did I break the law .... or did I not heed the suggestion .... I only break the law if caught. A argument for another day .... LOL.
Oct 29 2013: I believe before the internet 'Bom', changing the way people think in a short period of time was quite impossible as some of you have said, but now with the social media phenomenon, a simple idea shared on Facebook or twitter or on any of the other social networks can be seen by millions in a few hours or even in a few minutes. How many demonstrations has been started with a simple clic these days? the answer is, so many. this makes me believe that it is possible.
Oct 28 2013: In short, no.
In length, democracy is a regime that works quite well once set up and running, alongside a democratic tradition as well as separation of church and state.
Those two things are cultural however, and very difficult to change, especially from outside. There's more to it than setting up parties and voting. It needs to be an internal process, which typically means letting it develop on its own (which means it may never develop, but it still beats forcing it and watching it fail, potentially catastrophically so; even a best case failure leads to instability).
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post7634435877437393301..comments2014-09-22T17:06:33.913+02:00Comments on What's For Lunch Honey? | Experience Your Senses: Gozo and Malta - Magical Maltese Islands and some Stuffed Summer SquashMeeta Khttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-29281915262457657322011-11-29T16:28:02.319+01:002011-11-29T16:28:02.319+01:00Another Malteser, here! I just came across your bl...Another Malteser, here! I just came across your blog quite unexpectedly and it was a real treat to see you wrote an article about our little rock.
One thing you might like finding out is that the dish you came up with is very, very close to one of our traditional dishes called 'Qarabagħli Mimli' (Literally: Filled Squash). The only difference is that we don't use couscous. You can either just omit the couscous and the sauce, or you could add fresh ricotta to the ground beef (always omitting the sauce)and pop them into an oven to bake.
It was really lovely to read about your discoveries. Your pictures are thoughtful and a lovely accompaniment to your guide. I'm glad you enjoyed your firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-39524216855717163182011-09-05T13:38:01.654+02:002011-09-05T13:38:01.654+02:00I was in Malta and Gozo last year! Being of Maltes...I was in Malta and Gozo last year! Being of Maltese heritage it was great to visit, from Sydney Australia!

Love your blog!The Pickled Cumquathttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-73652746481915641792011-08-31T16:28:34.010+02:002011-08-31T16:28:34.010+02:00Thank you so much! This is the very best 'tour...Thank you so much! This is the very best 'tour guide' I've found and we are so excited about our upcoming trip to Gozo and Malta. I can't wait to check out the bakery and the secluded beaches and all your recommendations!
email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-9253033285127363922011-08-27T13:46:38.090+02:002011-08-27T13:46:38.090+02:00Hey Meeta, what a wonderful photography! the pictu...Hey Meeta, what a wonderful photography! the pictures and the description reminds me of the set up of some of the beautiful classics that I have read :)... I so much want to connect with Malta now, I will have to plan a visit soon :)Nidhihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-80049185080744207452011-08-26T08:34:08.294+02:002011-08-26T08:34:08.294+02:00Thank you so much for all your comments. First I a...Thank you so much for all your comments. First I am blown away by the fact that i have so many Maltese readers. I would never have guessed that. Second I want to say hi to all my new readers .... hope you like spending your time here. Lastly Malta/Gozo are wonderful islands and I can recommend it for short relaxing breaks! Glad you all liked the stuffed squash recipe - it is a bit different but that is what WFLH is all about! ;o)Meeta K. Wolffhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-31626329073983627142011-08-23T16:25:34.542+02:002011-08-23T16:25:34.542+02:00Thanks for advertising our beautiful island :) I ...Thanks for advertising our beautiful island :)

I am a frequent visitor to your blog, I love your photography and I have bookmarked several recipes of yours. To be honest, I've only tried one, the Melt-in-your-mouth beef stew, and it was gorgeous and delicious :)

I am glad you enjoyed your stay in Gozo and Malta. Breath-taking photos by the way! I was in Gozo beginning of this month, went there for a week. Stayed at Bigeni accomodations in Xlendi (appartments not farmhouses though). Not at all stunning to look at, and the decor was disgusting but you get what you pay for eh?? :)

I agree that Malta doesn't catch the eye at first, especially because of the disorganization of buildings, traffic (!!) and bumpy roads. But we have a lovely culture, exquisitely simple yet delicious (and healthy) cuisine, and beautiful places. You can count your blessings that your visit was (I assume) in the beginning of August. It wasn't as hot as it usually is during August. At the moment it is sweltering though, makes you feel like jumping into that beautiful blue sea :)Kim Zammit firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-77950876993435138922011-08-22T12:08:14.017+02:002011-08-22T12:08:14.017+02:00I loved Malta! we've been there few years ago ...I loved Malta! we've been there few years ago and I am still dreaming about it! a magical place, indeed!Zazuza's Gulaschsuppehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-65321105798990822252011-08-22T05:15:33.351+02:002011-08-22T05:15:33.351+02:00I have met several Maltese who immigrated to eithe...I have met several Maltese who immigrated to either the Middle EAst or Europe, but have never been to Malta; thanks to you today, I feel like I know a bit of Malta now. Great photos and wonderful reportage.tasteofbeiruthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-44072390612304427502011-08-22T03:12:07.872+02:002011-08-22T03:12:07.872+02:00Surreal photographs and your vacation sounds like ...Surreal photographs and your vacation sounds like a DREAM.. a dream I would love to dream and have come true. Meeta thank you for sharing this...Somahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-83727946923529575952011-08-18T02:11:33.219+02:002011-08-18T02:11:33.219+02:00Hi meets. I've been looking for an opportunit...Hi meets.
I've been looking for an opportunity to read your post- it really is a guide book post and I feel like I could plan a trip to Gozo and Malta based on it! So glad you had a wonderful time. Amazed how you compiled all of this so soon after your return. I hope we have a holiday soon where I have enough time to cook, like the locals, like you did. Best ryes from us, up in Clarens close to Lesotho border at the momentIshayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-79876600324103135142011-08-17T04:13:18.514+02:002011-08-17T04:13:18.514+02:00your blog is simply amazing. Every photo captures...your blog is simply amazing. Every photo captures a beautiful moment. I have lots of blogs to follow, but your blog is one of my favorite!!Avocadorablehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-12444144131314238842011-08-16T22:58:43.468+02:002011-08-16T22:58:43.468+02:00I almost feel I have been on holiday a little with...I almost feel I have been on holiday a little with you after seeing all these gorgeous photos. I've always had this idea that Malta (and Gozo) were both essentially boring and naked places due to their volcanic nature but how wrong you have proven me through these stunning shots! And that looks like a great recipe too!Junglefroghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-41120116102353277072011-08-16T12:00:21.776+02:002011-08-16T12:00:21.776+02:00Thank you so much for the stories ... and the prec...Thank you so much for the stories ... and the precious information. And wow these pictures !
great trip to a land that I don't know yet .argonehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-38779181620267428662011-08-16T00:21:00.764+02:002011-08-16T00:21:00.764+02:00Stunning captures and def a great holiday by the l...Stunning captures and def a great holiday by the looks of it Meeta! Love the stuffed squash recipe too.Peter G @ Souvlaki For The Soulhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-7651417866754524492011-08-15T19:10:16.639+02:002011-08-15T19:10:16.639+02:00Thanks! I now need a holiday! Certainly encapsulat...Thanks! I now need a holiday! Certainly encapsulated the islands in those excellent photos...Andrewhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-87403770826774366762011-08-15T10:07:15.391+02:002011-08-15T10:07:15.391+02:00oh this is lovely! I feel like going there. And t...oh this is lovely! I feel like going there.
And that of course, is what makes a travel post click! :)

Beautiful pictures!

I think the bluest ocean is definitely the Mediterranean! I remember how awestruck I was when I saw it in Spain!Sanjanahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-7161061911326039482011-08-15T09:19:57.606+02:002011-08-15T09:19:57.606+02:00Beautiful Meeta! What beautiful pictures and your ...Beautiful Meeta! What beautiful pictures and your son is adorable.Kulsum@JourneyKitchenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-41144088663969854172011-08-14T07:16:50.042+02:002011-08-14T07:16:50.042+02:00Meeta, those pictures and everything you wrote was...Meeta, those pictures and everything you wrote was so beautiful. I felt like I was there with you! What a wonderful trip. I hope it get to visit there someday.Lindsey Johnson//Cafe Johnsoniahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-70895338840155358882011-08-14T06:50:12.890+02:002011-08-14T06:50:12.890+02:00Hi Meeta- This post consumed me for much of a day ...Hi Meeta-
This post consumed me for much of a day during my vacation. Your pics are breathtaking. I love the ones of Soeren! I would love to see shots of the farmhouse too. Your writing and photography makes me want to pick up and go!
Xoxo
RobinRobinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-46058510062749309072011-08-13T19:17:29.021+02:002011-08-13T19:17:29.021+02:00I got such a big grin when I saw the title of your...I got such a big grin when I saw the title of your blog, Meeta! Would you believe I JUST booked a ticket to go here?? Yes'm - I fly out on Wednesday. :-) I can't wait. Love your pictures so much. :-)Rambling Tarthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-53842197083653607302011-08-12T19:33:13.175+02:002011-08-12T19:33:13.175+02:00Amazing. I can totally see stuffing zucchini here ...Amazing. I can totally see stuffing zucchini here with that, as I don't see those little round kinds of squash often...they call them "eight balls" here, I believe? Amazing photos. Splendid.The Gourmet On A Diethttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-45598907677824495952011-08-12T18:20:26.390+02:002011-08-12T18:20:26.390+02:00Your photos are beautiful. I appreciate your &quo...Your photos are beautiful. I appreciate your "tour guide" as well. I've long wanted to visit Malta, ever since reading Dorothy Dunnett Crawford series a long time ago. It sounds so different and yet is so resonant of Europe.Ceahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-75311827014875971212011-08-12T17:55:00.570+02:002011-08-12T17:55:00.570+02:00Truly intriguing pictures. Could stare at each one...Truly intriguing pictures. Could stare at each one for ages! Thanks for taking us on this adventure, everything looks so beautiful.tadkapastahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-44208116530708539872011-08-12T17:34:49.816+02:002011-08-12T17:34:49.816+02:00I'm another of your Maltese readers and I'...I'm another of your Maltese readers and I'm so glad you enjoyed your visit to our little rock! Beautiful photos that really captured the spirit and charm of our gorgeous firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-22952006.post-68941523857631292922011-08-12T16:50:22.059+02:002011-08-12T16:50:22.059+02:00Absolutely stunning photos. I feel like I was rig...Absolutely stunning photos. I feel like I was right there with you! And the stuffed squash? Amazing! Love it!Cooking Creationhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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This is a famous Arabic pastry called karabeej from Aleppo; sampled it at a wedding, reinterpreted in a mini-version by one of the country's famed caterer; the shell of that pastry is made with semolina and butter (clarified) and the filling is pistachios with a bit of sugar syrup; the cream that it is always served with is called natef and is made from the roots of a bark, which makes it the only truly herb-based cream I know of.
If interested, i have seen a recipe for this on the superb Aleppian blog, Paris-Alep.
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When it comes to beer, there are no rules: Drink what you want, when you want. But when it's hot outside, most of us want something light and refreshing, "something a little more thirst-quenching than a porter or stout," explains Steve Kuftinck.
As we head into summer, The Tribune asked the owner of Uinta Brewing Co. — as well as seven other Utah beer brewers and owners — to tell us the most refreshing summer beer they've got in a bottle or on tap.
Brewfest at Snowbird
Beer samples, a brewers dinner and a Father's Day barbecue are all part of the 4th annual Brewfest weekend at Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort. Get three-ounce samples of beef from 10 Utah brewers including: Bohemian, Epic, Hoppers, Moab, Red Rock, Roosters, Ruby River, Squatters, Uinta and Wasatch.. Event includes crafts, vendors and live music.
When » Saturday and Sunday, June 16 and 17, noon to 7 p.m.
Where » Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort, Little Cottonwood Canyon. Plaza Deck and the Upper Circle at the Snowbird Center.
Cost » Admission is free, but beer samples cost $1 each. Higher-alcohol beers may cost more.
Brewers dinner » Friday, June 16 from 6-10 p.m. Tickets $49. Buffet dinner includes beer pairings, an Aerial Tram foot passenger ticket and a Brewfest mug.
Sunday brunch » Sunday, June 17, 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. The Atrium. Adults, $32.95, children 6-12, $16.95. Live music.
Father's Day Barbecue » Sunday, June 17, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Plaza deck Snowbird Center. Menu includes baby back ribs, ginger-honey glazed salmon, corn on the cob, watermelon and more. Adults, $18.95, children age 6-12, $10.95, 5 and under free. Price includes a free Aerial Tram ride.
Details » snowbird.com
Cafe Trio Beerfest
Cafe Trio is teaming up with Squatters and Wasatch to spotlight two of summer's greatest traditions: beer and barbecue.
When » Sunday, June 24, 4-7 pm
Where » Café Trio Cottonwood, 6405 S. 3000 East, Salt Lake City
Cost » $50 per person, tax and tip additional. Price includes food from the outdoor grill, a summertime draft beer and live music.
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Here are their recommended brews:
Sum'r » This golden ale, part of Uinta Brewing Co.'s, organic beer line, is clean and refreshing and goes with anything off the grill from chicken and fish to hamburgers. It's made with a unique hop from Japan, called Sorachi, but is balanced with lighter malts. The yellow Adirondak chair on the label just "makes you want to sit down and drink a beer," Kuftinec says.
Cost » $1.50 for a 12-ounce bottle
Where to buy » Most grocery stores and the Brewery store.
Bumper Crop » This light golden ale, made with honey and lavender, was brewed to mark the 20th anniversary of Salt Lake City's Downtown Farmers Market. For every 22-ounce bottle sold, Squatters Pub Brewery will donate $1 to the downtown market. Brewmaster Jason Stock used ingredients from Prickly Rock Honey in Wallsburg and Lavender Hill in Ogden to make the brew, which registers 5.5 percent alcohol by volume. Only 800 bottles were produced.
Cost » $5.99 for a 22-ounce bottle
Available » Squatters Pub Brewery package store, 147 W. 300 South, Salt Lake City; 801-363-2739.
Summerbrau Lager » Wasatch Brewery's Czech-style lager has a copper color and a light, crisp taste — perfect for summer consumption, say Dan Burrick, with the Utah Brewers Cooperative. It also has a bit more alcohol — 5.6 by volume — than a traditional lager with a rich, malty character. It has won many national awards, including a gold medal in the 2012 World Beer Cup held recently in San Diego, Calif.
Cost » $1.50 for a 12-ounce bottle
Available » Wasatch Beer Store, 1763 S. 300 West, Salt Lake City; and most Utah state liquor stores.
Hops Syndrome Lager » Epic Brewing Co. ships in whole leaf Aramis hops from France for this summer favorite that's earthy — think fresh-cut grass — but with a tart, lemony finish. At 4.8 percent alcohol by volume, this beer tastes crisp and clean, and is easy to drink.
Cost » $4.29 for a 22-ounce bottle
Available » Epic Brewing, 825 S. State, Salt Lake City; 801-906-0123.
Courtney Marie Kolsch » This crisp, summer German ale is a perennial favorite at Desert Edge Brewery, says Chris Haas, the brewmaster. Mild with a bit of a hoppy — but not overly hoppy — with some fruity aromas "that signal the start of summer when people start drinking lighter beers," he says. Available on draft through June.
Cost » $3.50 a glass; $4.50 a pint; $11.50 for a pitcher or growler to go
Available » Desert Edge Brewery at The Pub, 625 E. 400 South (in Trolley Square), Salt Lake City; 801-521-8917.
Jack Wagon Wheat » Nutty aromas with a hint of lemon, this American-style wheat beer has summer written all over it, says Trent Fargher, the owner of Shades of Pale Brewery in Park City. "It goes great with a green salad, fruit and, for some reason, chocolate chips cookies." But don't confuse it with the strong German-style wheat beers. "This is a true American-style hefeweizen, clean, light and refreshing," Fargher says.
Cost » $2.99 for a 22-ounce bottle
Available » Grocery stores, bars, restaurants. Visit www.shadesofpale.com to find the closest location.
Le Quatre Saison » Saison beers were originally brewed only once a year (or season), and designed to be a refreshing drink for the field workers. But at Red Rock Brewing, "we liked it so much we decided to brew it all year long," says assistant brewer Isaac Winter. Their four-season ale is especially refreshing in hot weather, offering a fruity aroma and flavor, with just a bit of spice.
Cost » $3.49 for a 500-ml bottle
Available » Utah state liquor stores; and Red Rock Brewing, 254 S. 200 West Salt Lake City; 801-521-7446.
Patio Nights Pilsner » Roosters Brewing Co. introduced this crisp, dry-hopped Czech-style lager 15 years ago and, thanks to customer demand, has brought it back every summer since, says Kym Buttschardt, co-owner with husband Pete. "It's light, easy to drink and people look forward to it," she said. Try it with Rooster's Ahi tuna salad.
Cost » $4 a pint; $12 for a pitcher.
Available » Roosters Brewing Co., 253 25th St., Ogden; 801-627-6171 or 748 Heritage Park Blvd., Layton; 801-774-9330.
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By Howard Pousner
On Wednesday, the Georgia Council for the Arts announced grant awards of nearly $1 million for fiscal year 2012 to more than 100 arts organizations across the state. Here's who got what:
FY2012 Operating Support Grant Awards: Community Arts
ART Station $6,609
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College $2,700
(The) Arts Council $2,700
Athens Clarke County Unified Government $8,510
A.W.O.L. All Walks of Life $2,934
City of Savananah, Department of Cultural Affairs $5,951
Colquitt County Arts Council $3,919
Colquitt/Miller Arts Council $9,274
Creative Arts Guild $3,972
Cultural Arts Council of Douglasville Douglas County $2,700
(The) Fox Theatre $4,325
Fulton County Arts Council $18,851
Golden Isles Arts and Humanities Association* $11,029
Hambidge Center for Creative Arts & Sciences $4,013
Lowndes-Valdosta Arts Commission $3,337
Macon Arts Alliance $2,700
Madison-Morgan Cultural Center $5,804
Milledgeville-Baldwin County Allied Arts $2,700
Sautee Nacoochee Community Association $5,084
Statesboro Arts Council $2,798
VSA Arts of Georgia Inc. $2,700
*Denotes Arts Education Bonus of $8,029 is included in award
FY2012 Operating Support Grant Awards: Dance
(The) Atlanta Ballet $25,941
Ballethnic Dance Company. $2,700
(The) Georgia Ballet $3,123
Moving in the Spirit* $10,819
Northeast Atlanta Ballet Ensemble $2,700
Several Dancers Core $2,700
South Georgia Ballet $2,700
*Denotes Arts Education Bonus of $8,029 is included in award
FY2012 Operating Support Grant Awards: Literature, Music
(The) Atlanta Boy Choir $3,907
(The) Atlanta Opera* $33,970
Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus $3,860
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra $24,320
Atlanta Young Singers of Callanwolde $2,700
Columbus Philharmonic Guild $4,552
LaGrange Symphony Orchestra $2,700
Macon Symphony Orchestra $3,056
(The) Michael O'Neal Singers $2,700
Poetry at Tech (Literature) $2,700
Savannah Music Festival* $20,298
Symphony Orchestra Augusta $7,825
*Denotes Arts Education Bonus of $8,029 is included in award
FY2012 Operating Support Grant Awards: Presenters
Atlanta Dogwood Festival $3,463
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center $5,773
Ferst Center for the Arts $8,801
(The) Grand Opera House $5,626
NBAF, National Black Arts Festival $11,104
Oconee Performing Arts Society $5,881
Rialto Center for the Arts $9,670
RiverCenter for the Performing Arts $14,026
Spivey Hall at Clayton State University* $15,458
University of Georgia Performing Arts Center $5,720
Young Audiences Woodruff Arts Center $9,264
FY2012 Operating Support Grant Awards: Theater
Actor's Express $2,870
(The) Alliance Theatre $24,320
Atlanta Coalition of Theatres $3,266
Atlanta Lyric Theatre $5,376
Atlanta Shakespeare Company $10,240
(The) Augusta Players $2,700
Aurora Theatre $4,852
Center for Puppetry Arts* $26,551
Gainesville Theatre Alliance / Gainesville State College $3,015
Georgia Ensemble Theatre $4,882
Georgia Shakespeare Festival $9,048
Horizon Theatre Company $5,973
Push Push Theatre Company $2,700
Seven Stages $3,545
Springer Opera House* $19,544
Synchronicity Performance Group $2,700
Theatre Albany $2,700
Theatre in the Square $9,630
Theatrical Outfit $6,470
True Colors Theatre Company $6,806
*Denotes Arts Education Bonus of $8,029 is included in award
FY2012 Operating Support Grant Awards: Visual Arts
(The) Albany Museum of Art $3,395
Art Papers $4,234
Atlanta Film Festival 365 $3,142
Atlanta Celebrates Photography $2,700
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center $3,420
Georgia Museum of Art $11,104
Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art $2,700
(The) High Museum of Art, Robert W. Woodruff Arts Center $25,671
LaGrange Art Museum $4,309
Michael C. Carlos Museum $26,665
Museum of Arts and Sciences $6,500
Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia $3,488
Museum of Design Atlanta $9,630
Oglethorpe University Museum of Art $2,700
Spruill Center for the Arts $7,040
Telfair Museum of Art $23,895
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About a year ago a friend and I began to work on the pilot episode of a series about a fox and a barn owl, fighting for balance in a world where humans are long gone. Inexperienced as we were, we went for a project in which I would do art, frame by frame animations, script and storyboard, and where she would work on sound effects and soundtrack. Time ended up being against us with school and all, and I ended up having to compromise with the soundtracks and finding sound effects myself. I am however grateful for not having to carry this project all the way alone, because without the motivation from the people around me, I, a 15 (now 16) year old girl, would never have been able to work for a whole year on the same project.
A great thanks goes out to the talented voice actors who assisted me with this project, as well as the 48 people who auditioned. I am sorry to have made everyone wait for so long.
Anyways, I hope you'll be able to enjoy these 6 minutes of pilot, even with all the faults it may have. It may not seem like much to the trained eye, but I broke down a lot of barriers working on this.
Sorry for the large filesize. You can also watch the flash here:
http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=M-vKDBXRDBU (without spacing)
Rated 5 / 5 stars February 20, 2012
Really well done!
Rated 5 / 5 stars February 22, 2012
I'll make this review short.
The narration was really high notch,The people who voiced the animals are great don't replace them.The story simple but adds fun & adventure to it.
Do continue with the series.
That my review on based on my opinion.
I'll favorite this in case I wish to watch this in the near future.
Rated 5 / 5 stars February 24, 2012
omg ur amazing.
plz make more, u got yourself a fan
Rated 5 / 5 stars February 20, 2012
Honestly, for your age, I was absolutely overwhelmed! I loved this so much! A few audio levels were a little off with the voices, but other than that, for a pilot, it was very fun! Thank you so much for letting me be a part of it!
(This is Holly who voiced Elva in this by the way. X3)
Rated 5 / 5 stars February 26, 2012
great series and once you get pro at animation it will be perfect


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