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Yess BMX Tulsa Team Report
December 5, 2012 by BMXNEWS.COM Editors · Comments Off
Well the dust has settled on another great season of BMX racing. It has been a huge year for the Yess BMX Factory team, from winning the BMX Canada factory team title, to winning eight CNAG #1 titles and two USA BMX NAG #1 titles.
Submitted by Renny Husada
At last month's USA BMX Grand National, the QT Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma was abuzz with title hopes and aspirations on the line. There was only a small contingent from the YESS Factory Team in attendance, but the results were anything but small. Trevor Brown won the 41-45 cruiser title, Alex Tougas won the 14x title and Drew Mechielsen took home two third places. James Palmer, Jared Oberndorf and "Wild Bill" Will Jones were also in Tulsa, doing well in their respective classes.
It has been a huge team effort this year, and we are looking forward to an even bigger year in 2013. With the addition of the Yess bikeshop team for 2013 we are hoping to see even more Yess frames on the podium.
On behalf of the team consisting of Jim Brown, William Jones, Trevor Brown, Laurie Harding, Taylor Brown, Alex Tougas, Ryan Tougas, James Palmer, Drew Mechielsen, Amelia Walsh, Justin Hailey, Jared Oberndorf, Ryan Murphy, Santiago Young and Georges Kreuzkamp, we would like to thank all of our sponsors.
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2013 BMX Canada National Schedule
November 8, 2012 by BMXNEWS.COM Editors · Comments Off
This just in to the BMX News center: The 2013 BMX Canada national schedule is out, and already drawing solid interest from both sides of the border.
With six events, plus the Canadian Grands, the schedule does a good back-n-forth between BC and Ontario, and gives enough time between races to also enjoy some of the offerings on the USA BMX side of the house.
Yess BMX won the first BMX Canada Factory Team title last year (above), and we're sure they'll be back to go for a repeat.
There will be some rule changes comin down the pike, but they will not be announced until February at the USA BMX/BMX Canada Summit in Las Vegas. One change BMX Canada gave us a peek at is that a rider's best five scores, plus the BMX Canada Grands, will determine their overall CNAG ranking. One of those scores can be earned on the Saturday of C-Grands weekend, thus enabling riders from Eastern Canada to compete for CNAG plates with only one trip out west!
Without further ado, here are the stops:
Fraser Valley Nationals
Chilliwack Heritage Park (INDOOR)
Chilliwack, BC
May 10-12
Limestone City Nationals
Kingston BMX
Kingston, ON
May 24-26
Cactus Classic Nationals
McArthur Island BMX
Kamloops, BC
June 14-16
Vancouver Island Nationals
Greater Victoria BMX
Victoria, BC
July 5-7
Maple Leaf Nationals
Milton BMX
Milton, ON
August 23-25
Sea To Sky Nationals
Squamish BMX
Squamish, BC
September 13-15
BMX Canada Grand Nationals
Chilliwack Heritage Park (INDOOR)
Chilliwack, BC
October 11-13
BMX News will have more on the 2013 BMX Canada National Series as it becomes available.
Final Days of the Yess BMX Design Contest
October 10, 2012 by BMXNEWS.COM Editors · Comments Off
Only five more days to get your design ideas in for the Yess BMX Frame Decal design contest.
They started the contest late last month, and have been getting brisk response and some wild concepts submitted. We're anxious to see who the top contenders are, but Yess honcho, Renny Husada said we'd have to wait to peek under the curtain.
Renny gave News a little background on the contest:
We're a small company –and one of the advantages of that is we can react to requests and feedback from customers, then adjust/create quickly.
Customization plays an important role in the market. Initially, with our design we wanted to bring our identity to the community and showcase the craftsmanship and quality in our products.
Busy graphics detract from the detail and attention-to-detail that we put into every one of our frames. It was our expectation that providing a lot of real estate on our frames allows Yess customers plenty of room to get creative with decals, graphics and paint.
This contest will spark creativity from designers and riders with a flair for graphics (Any kind of media will be accepted for submissions as long as they are made into the provided template. This means you can use software such as Photoshop, Paint, or even sketches by hand using markers or crayons!). The best ones will be put to a vote be our Facebook fans, and they will choose the best of the best as the winner. Interaction between our company and the community is important to us, and promotions like this make it fun for everyone.
We have our own designs, naturally. In fact, thousands of requests come in each year for the graphic kit we use solely for our factory team. But with the contest, we can give people options as when we select an idea, we will create one of a few graphic options that you can apply onto your Yess frame.
The Top five designs chosen by the Yess factory crew will be posted on the Yess BMX Facebook fan page, where the fans will decide on the best design. The winner will receive a Yess frame, featuring their custom designed graphics.
Click below for more info on the Yess Decal Design contest. Deadline for entries is October 15, 2012.
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ABA/NBL —> USA BMX / BMX Canada
October 7, 2011 by BMXNEWS.COM Editors · Comments Off
USA BMX is a great name for a BMX sanction. As long as you're in the "Free 52." Since the moment news of the merger between the ABA and NBL, under the USA BMX Umbrella, was first announced, there were questions asking "What about Canada?" What about Canada, indeed.
News was just talking about this subject at the recent Interbike trade show with some folks from up that way, and the sentiment was that they really didn't mind the USA BMX moniker, as applied to their brand of BMX Racing up North. "I mean, it doesn't exactly fit, but whatever" said one racer.
Well, no need to shoehorn the Canucks into the program, because Gilbert's got ya' covered. Little did we know that plans were underway to give Canada a league of their own, via BMX Canada. We spied the above shot on ABA's Facebook page earlier in the week, and gOrk confirmed that this was the BMX brand for the Northland.
The above rig will roll on Canadian soil this weekend, just in time for the 2011 ABA Canadian Grand Nationals, held at Chilliwack Heritage Park in Chilliwack, BC.
Keep it right here on BMX News for more developments from the Arctic Circle to
Oh, and we're reasonably sure that yellow "boot" is a security device so the trailer won't get stolen. Looks too new to have five parking tickets already
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Yess Products Says "Yes" to Canadian ABA Series
May 6, 2011 by BMXNEWS.COM Editors · Comments Off
Yess products is a company whose brand may not be familiar to you at first utterance. But, know it or not, you have been familiar with their handiwork for years, as they have been the behind-the-scenes framebuilder for many popular US brands.
Recently, these craftsmen came out from behind the welder's shield, and decided to put out a BMX product bearing their own brand (above). They are jumping in with both feet, spreading product around…will soon be advertising in all the right places, and announced this week that they will be sponsoring the four-race ABA Canadian National Series. The official release is below, but keep your eyes on BMX News in the coming weeks for more in-depth info on the Yess product line, and an interview with the guys behind it all.
First race for the Yess sponsorship is the "Sea to Sky Nationals" in Squamish, BC on June 10 – 12.
Here is the official release:
The American Bicycle Association is happy to announce the addition of Yess Products, as a sponsor of the 2011 ABA Canadian National Series. "We're pleased to add Yess Products as a sponsor of the ABA Canadian National Series.," said John David, COO of the ABA. "The Canadian National Series has continued to grow and having companies, like Yess Products, that are based in Canada will continue to help the series expand."
Yess Products is located in Surrey, British Columbia. Since inception in 1994, Yess Products continues to provide its clients with high end aluminum bicycle frames and parts. Building frames for more than 15 years, Yess Products has relentlessly evolved and matured to what it is today.
"We are excited to be a part of the World's most popular BMX Sanction and look forward to support the growth of such a positive sport of all ages," said Renny Husada, Vice president Yess Products.
The Canadian National Series consists of five races, including the Canadian Grand Nationals. Look for Yess Products at the upcoming Sea to Sky National or any one of the four remaining events.


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"The most exciting thing about this week's way of doing history was how every time you looked in a photo album or memorabilia book or read a letter, you would discover something interesting that you didn't know before.
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"Of all the things we did this week in the archives, I really liked looking carefully through the memorabilia books. I liked opening all the little envelopes and reading the cards they wrote to each other.
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"The new skills I learned would be learning how to piece together information into a story by using information from photographs, memorabilia, and letters."
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"While I loved the archives, the highlight of the week for me was getting to see Sylvia Plath's manuscrips, journal, and typewriter. It was extremely moving as well as endlessly fascinating to get to flip through her poems, books, and dictionary...Even to hear her voice! What a once-in-a-lifetime experience!"
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"I loved going to the archives and actually being able to look and decide for ourselves what we thought 'history' is. Also, to see that girls back then weren't all that different from girls today. They liked social events, and playing little pranks, which most teenage girls still do today!
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Morgan Stanley ($22.33, +$1.58, +7.60%) swung to a fourth-quarter profit as the investment bank recorded strong revenue from its institutional-securities segment. The company also finally reached--and actually beat--its elusive mid-teens pretax-profit-margin goal in its wealth-management business.
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Intel's ($21.06, -$1.62, -7.14%) fourth-quarter profit fell 27%, the latest sign that personal-computer demand remains weak despite new hardware and software offerings. The chip giant has been squeezed by a shift in consumer spending toward tablet computers and smartphones. Intel's aggressive spending plans deepened worries about the company's near-term profitability. Chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD, $2.54, -$0.20, -7.30%) shares also fell.
A Jefferies note said BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion Ltd. (RIMM, $15.78, +$0.87, +5.87%)(RIM.T) will allow BlackBerry email and messaging known as BBM on iPhones and Android devices. The note indicated that this change is unknown, or isn't well understood, but suggested it could lead to licensing deals. Jefferies raised its price target 50% to $19.50 and boosted its rating to buy from hold. RIM wasn't immediately available for comment.
General Electric Co.'s (GE, $21.97, +$0.67, +3.15%) fourth-quarter earnings rose 7.5% as the conglomerate said demand in China and other emerging economics offset an "uncertain" outlook in developed markets such as the U.S. and Europe. Results just topped consensus views amid ongoing improvement in GE's industrial operations.
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American Greetings Corp. (AM, $16.27, +$0.79, +5.10%) Chief Executive Zev Weiss and Chief Operating Officer Jeffrey Weiss offered to raise their bid to acquire all outstanding shares of the greeting-card company that they and family members don't already own.
Sterne Agee said it expects a cyclical pricing recovery for coal, driven by favorable inventory trends. The firm said it sees coal markets continuing to bottom in the first half of the year, while "producer discipline, economic/industrial activity improvement and fiscal efforts globally should support cyclical recoveries" in power-plant and steel-making coal in the second half of 2013 and 2104. Beaten-down Arch Coal Inc. (ACI, $7.58, +$0.48, +6.76%) and James River Coal Co. (JRCC, $3.07, +$0.20, +7.02%) shares saw a lift.
AZZ Inc. (AZZ, $38.89, -$2.43, -5.88%) offered a profit forecast for the 2014 fiscal year below Wall Street estimates, although the company is projecting what it says is its 27th consecutive year of profitability. AZZ makes electrical products and offers galvanizing services to the steelmaking industry.
Capital One Financial Corp.'s (COF, $56.86, -$4.73, -7.68%) fourth-quarter earnings surged amid strong revenue growth, though earnings and revenue missed analysts' expectations, owing to higher loan-loss provisions and operating expenses.
CyrusOne Inc. (CONE, $21.00, +$2.00, +10.53%)--the data-center business of telecommunications firm Cincinnati Bell Inc. (CBB, $4.98, -$0.32, -6.04%)--said late Thursday that its initial public offering of 16.5 million shares priced at $19 a share, above its expected range of $16 and $18 a share. The company intends to become a real-estate investment trust.
Finisar Corp. (FNSR, $14.39, -$1.19, -7.64%) received a downgrade from Jefferies, to underperform from hold, as the firm sees an impending threat to Finisar's Datacom business following comments from Intel this week about its ability to build 100G transceivers at "high volume" and with a "good yield." "We believe these comments leave little doubt that silicon photonics technology will be commercialized," said Jefferies in a note to clients. The firm also cut Finisar's price target to $7.50 from $14.
First Horizon National Corp.'s (FHN, $9.88, -$0.39, -3.80%) fourth-quarter earnings rose 16% as the bank was helped by an income-tax benefit, although revenue tumbled and loan-loss provisions climbed. Revenue missed analyst estimates.
Geo Group Inc.'s (GEO, $33.06, +$2.34, +7.62%) board initiated a quarterly dividend as the private prison operator has obtained real-estate investment trust status, as of Jan. 1. The company said it received a favorable private letter ruling from the Internal Revenue Service and an opinion from Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, which advised Geo that it qualified as a REIT.
Johnson Controls Inc.'s (JCI, $30.66, -$1.30, -4.07%) fiscal first-quarter profit slipped 15% as weaker demand hit the car-battery maker. The company guided for second-quarter earnings below analyst estimates.
Life Technologies Corp. (LIFE, $60.64, +$5.67, +10.31%) has hired Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. and Moelis & Co. to assist in a strategic review of the biotechnology company. Life Technologies said the board hasn't decided on any specific course of action.
Matthews International Corp. (MATW, $31.86, -$1.78, -5.29%), which makes cremation and memorial products, reported its fiscal first-quarter income fell 27% due in part to the implementation of software changes and cost-reduction efforts. Adjusted earnings came in shy of analysts expectations.
Monster Beverage Corp. (MNST, $47.92, -$1.92, -3.85%) fell amid Twitter chatter that high-profile hedge-fund manager David Einhorn might be short the energy-drink maker's shares. Morningstar's Thomas Mullarkey told Dow Jones the speculation is likely the main driver of today's drop, which comes after reports Thursday that lawmakers have sent letters to 14 energy-drink makers, including Monster, requesting information about the products' ingredients and the potential for health problems.
Movado Group Inc. (MOV, $37.00, +$3.00, +8.82%) received an upgrade from Citi, which boosted its rating for the luxury watchmaker to buy from neutral, citing revenue growth that should lead to "substantial" margin expansion and "compelling watch trends at key peers." Citi also raised Movado's target price to $40 from $38.
NuPathe Inc.'s (PATH, $3.46, +$0.15, +4.53%) Zecuity migraine patch has been granted approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, paving the way for a commercial launch later this year. The battery-powered patch, formerly known as Zelrix, is the first FDA-approved patch for migraines.
OSI Systems Inc. (OSIS, $71.36, +$3.71, +5.49%) said its Rapiscan unit will no longer provide software development for body-scanning machines used in U.S. airports but will maintain its agreement to provide the U.S. Transportation Security Administration with imaging systems. Roth Capital Partners said the deal "clears the path for removal of the overhang on OSIS shares" tied to a TSA show-cause letter in November that accused it of wrongdoing in connection with its software-development processes on the machines.
Schlumberger Ltd.'s (SLB, $76.15, +$2.78, +3.79%) fourth-quarter earnings fell 3.7% amid lower revenue from its international operations and a slowdown in North American onshore activity. However, a strong offshore performance helped soften the blow. Earnings missed analysts' expectations, but revenue exceeded them.
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Triumph Group Inc. (TGI, $69.92, +$2.54, +3.77%) agreed to acquire Goodrich Corp.'s pump and engine-control systems business from United Technologies Corp. (UTX, $86.54, +$0.14, +0.16%) as the provider of aerospace design and engineering services looks to enter a new market. Financial terms weren't disclosed.
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Great Expectations
- Friday, January 02, 2004
While Charlie, Steve and Dan applaud Matt's thoughtful aspirations with affirming nods in his direction, the serious turn of conversation morphs back to being humorous once again.
Charlie: "Another thing we haven't done yet as a band is swap out the band members a few different times — except for Dan."
Steve: "Yeah, get some kids who can dance or something."
Charlie: "Maybe some modern ballet? Or choreography?"
Matt: "Oh there's been choreography!"
Steve: "Yeah, we had to stop because I couldn't do it."
"In some ways it feels like a lot of the stuff we spend our time doing is about building up our little Jars of Clay 'kingdom.' Then all of a sudden we talk about Africa, and it's Jars of Clay what?" — Charlie Lowell
When all is said and done, Jars of Clay also hopes to be more than just a band that talks about important issues from the stage — whether it's addressing the plight of the persecuted church in China or the poverty and AIDS crisis in Africa. Instead of being content simply to recite the horrifying statistics about the AIDS pandemic, Dan experienced the devastation firsthand during a stint with World Vision and African Leadership last year.
While a naïve cynic might claim these efforts to educate the world about AIDS are just a way to ride Bono's advocacy coattails, the band took a personal stake by reaching out to victims and recently forming its own non-profit organization, Blood:Water. The effort was developed to encourage the band's core audience of college students to invest in community development in third world countries by using their resources, ideas and passion to improve the lives of others.
"I think one of the things that drives me, whether I like it or not, is to work with people outside the scope of my community," Dan says. "I know that God seems to work best to grow faith in people when they're really outside their comfort zone. I think when we first started having encounters with people who are suffering and trying to make sense of how the gospel lived in that kind of place, I realized that I'll be challenged in ways I never could be otherwise. When God says you'll always have the poor, He almost says that as an encouragement because He's saying you'll always have the opportunity to experience real giving, real mercy and what real grace looks like. I think that's a big part of why we do what we do because we recognize that there are challenges within that kind of activity that are life-changing."
To read Dan's recent letter to the Christian music community about the AIDS pandemic or to find out more about Blood:Water and Jars of Clay, check out CCMmagazine.com.
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A little over 6 years ago, I began my search for a surgeon to perform my abdominoplasty--otherwise known as a tummy tuck. After finally winning my life long battle with weight, I had lost 130 pounds and I was left with excess skin in all the wrong places.
I live in Manhattan and have always been knowledgable as to who are considered to be the top physicians in their respective fields. As I began my "research," the name Dr. Z. Paul Lorenc kept coming up as a surgeon that I had to meet.
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It is extremely intimidating to literally bare your most vulnerable self to a virtual stranger but Dr. Lorenc and his nurses made the experience easy. I explained that I wanted to get rid of the excess skin and residual stretch marks from my weight loss and Dr. Lorenc spent a full hour with me discussing my options, explaining the abdominoplasty procedure and answering my endless stream of questions. At no point did I feel that I was being rushed so that he could move on to his next patient. After my consulation, I sat down with Lorraine and I knew I was ready to book my appointment.
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Lorriane and the staff were in touch with me regularly before and my surgery date and at no point did I ever feel as though I were just a number. The treatment I received there was like no other medical experience I have ever had.
Needless to say, my tummy tuck was a huge success and a life changing event. Despite some discomfort for the week following, the results were amazing and I continued to appreciate the beautiful job that he did as the months passed. It only gets better and better. I have had 2 children since then and my stomach is still as flat as a board.
Since my tummy tuck 6 years ago, I have remained close to Dr. Lorenc, Lorraine and their staff. I have returned for several other procedures associated with my weight loss including a breast lift, an arm lift and liposuction under my chin and jaw line. Oh, and did I mention Botox, Restalyn and various, awesome, skin tightening and non-invasive laser procedures. All the results are natural and subtle yet have dramatically changed the way I experience life.
I have always lived my life by following my instincts and the moment that I eneterd Paul Lorenc's office, I knew I had stumbled across something different in the world of Park Avenue surgeons.---a brilliant surgeon that is compassionate, patient and able to produce dramatic results while keeping in mind a conservative aesthetic.
I have referred at least 6 other people (men and women) to Dr. Lorenc and they have all had similarly great experiences.
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My creative mind does not work in a super linear fashion, and as a result, I'm always juggling a handful of projects at once. I somehow manage to keep all of these various projects quite well organized, if I do say so myself. How? Easy Drawstring Bags, loads of 'em! Some big, some small, some bright, some subtle, the more I make the more I use and not just for knitting and sewing. I find they come in handy all the time, as a cute gift wrapping alternative, a toiletry sack, a shoe bag, a pajama pouch, the list goes on!
Actually, we originally designed the Easy Drawstring Bag to store a bundle of colorful Felt Jelly Bean Bags, but since then it has become an integral part of all of our lives, tidily tucking away all sorts of things. And so, when our dear friends from Martha Stewart asked us to do a post for their wonderful Craft Department blog, picking which project to share was a no brainer. You can visit us at Martha Stewart right here!
For this new version of the Easy Drawstring Bag, we created four more sizes and we gave them a fresh look with some of our very favorite fabrics. We chose Kokka's timeless Small and Large Ginghams, as well as the slightly nubbly, handsome blues of Kiyohara's Upholstery Weight and Linen Blend Solids. To jazz up these classic colors and prints, we paired them with the richly textured, cotton-linen Fishtail Braided Cording and electric Neon Lacing. You can find these and even more fabric and trim options right here!
For instructions on how to make these super fast and simple Easy Drawstring Bags visit the project journal right here! -Laura
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These look like fun! I love making bags for wrapping gifts.
Infinitely useful, yes. But also look great. I particularly like the ones with the neon yellow/green cords with the greys and navys-very fashion forward!
The bigger one is handy to take on holiday and keep your laundry in!!!
Have a wonderful day!!!
A great idea, might have to make some for bits and bobs on my impending holiday!
As always, you guys ROCK! I love these. Thanks so much. Just got back from a trip where I was telling myself I needed to make an assortment of bags to contain/control things while traveling. Your pattern is awesome. Love the bright drawstrings as it makes it easy to find the bags stuffed in luggage. I always look forward to your postings and appreciate the great customer service I get when calling the store or ordering on-line.
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This is my small apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. I am an antiques buyer for a Manhattan firm and an interior designer. My aesthetic is a layered look — filled with antiques and art of many periods and styles. I like to consider my apartment my miniature English country house.
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This is pretty awesome!
How small is your place?
Wow, I love it. Its like a museum only its quaint and cozy. Beautiful!
amazing. not what I would choose to live in, but done with skill.
Layering is NOT easy, buy you nailed it! Love, love, love.
Can't wait for the full house tour...... (?)
HA! How cute is this!?! It's like a twenty-first century mini-John Soane museum! I love it.
You've got some amazing antiques - especially those two bureaus/dressers! A refreshing change from all the mid century modern and painted furniture we usually see here.
This apartment has a great feel to it: very warm and erudite.
What is that plaque above the french doors? The one with the black background and tan -- Greek, maybe? -- people and horses? I wish there were a close-up. It looks fantastic.
i love the cobalt blue walls with the gold frames & gold accent pieces. utterly charming!
love the blue walls! there are so many things hung but for some reason they don't make the room feel cluttered, they just make it even cozier.
Looks like an antique shop.
I made a velvet quilt that looks very like yours, using all scraps from friends and some deconstructed thrift-store finds. It looks much nicer in your house, though :)
Also happy to see gold frames again. Thanks for sharing your home.
Layering to a T, what a fabbo job. I could not imagine where to begin with so much stuff and putting some order to it all. Love the blue walls.
I am very glad to see that no one is telling you in the comments that you have way too much clutter. You have an adorable place, so cozy and warm. I also want to know how big it is.
I love the chair on the sideboard--fun!
Do you have someone to help you dust? I love this sort of look but have really pared back because I can't deal with the housekeeping required.
Lovely! There are some well chosen pieces...and the blue walls really bring them out.
The blue walls with the gold framed work are great, and the place does look cosy.
I am however one who does think there could be little more editing done with the wall art work. For instance in the last photo, the one with the door. I'd take away the first two photos in the top row, and the last one, and let the one with the black background stand more on it's own.
I think instead of putting that much art work on the wall, it would be nicer to limit it a little ( just a tad too much for me right now), and switch them out from time to time.
I like a lot! (But I want a view of the velvet quilt -- is it on the bed??)
Really imaginative and original - I could definitely hang out here very happily.
It's a welcome change from the many identikit tours so often featured. Love it.
Okay I am NOT a fan for those small pictures hung every where on a wall... although I make exceptions for those family photo walls down a staircase because I think they are so sweet. Nonetheless, I can't even begin to say how much I love this place. It is really well done, and authentic without feeling museum-like. I feel like someone who really does love this style live here, and to me that makes all the difference in even the element I would normally like the least. Great job!
@ Ondine- a welcome change, indeed!
I would love to see a full house tour.
Very cool, and very different from most Williamsburg homes. LOVE the blue walls!
very sweet--second the call for a full house tour!
Jolly good, dear boy, pip pip!
I personally like the walls of pictures. And they go with the English Country House style - the pictures are hung the way they would have been in an English Country House's Salon, or picture gallery. Very apropos, and very elegantly executed.
I want a House Tour, too!
Love your style. Colors, accessories, antiques, etc... You know your stuff!!!
You've nailed the English country house look! The cobalt wall color is gorgeous. It's great when people have the guts to use bold color in small spaces. What paint did you use?
Clearly, this is the home of someone who's deeply knowledgeable and passionate about antiques. Wonderfully individual and stylish. I love the mix of rich & mellow colors and the sure-handed layering of different textures.
AT, please consider a follow-up house tour (and a sketch of the overall layout)!
Thank you AT for broadening your perspective a bit. Please, sirs. Might we have some more?
Oh my god, this is so beautiful!
Medusa12120- Please do.
I love this apartment. I'd love to hang out there with a cup of tea and a great book on a winter night.
How cozy and delightful. It's like a dream!
I would like a full house tour with all the space saving little details!
This is absolutely incredible! I tend to appreciate most styles visually but, I could never imagine being content living in a place where I was not surrounded by history. I would also have to force myself to go out if I lived in such a fantastic place. Thanks! BTW, for those who find it somehow unlivable, nothing here appears nailed or welded in place.


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So there I was, minding my own bees wax when one of our salesdudes shot me over an email from the Clarkston office. Some person, a woman Andrew Dubats is working with had won some sort of recognition for her efforts in Glamping.
Hmm? Come again? What was that she's good at?
Glamping, I didn't know what it was so I looked it up on the internet.
I kid you not, glamping is the scrunching together of the two words, Glamorous and Camping. (I think my Enlish teachers called that act a contraction or something else related to pregnancy.) I could not believe what I was reading since when did camping become glamorous? My googled word "glamping" came up with the following. I think that will help explain it better than I, an embittered old white guy camper, can.
"Organized glamping trips feature all of the exposure to the great outdoors as traditional camping trips, but the amenities found at the campsite far exceed anything most campers have ever experienced.
"During a typical glamping trip, for example, the tents are often designed with bright designer colors and materials, not the olive drab canvas tents of yesteryear. These tents can be rigged for electrical power, which means occupants can operate appliances, reading lamps, and climate controls.
"People may sleep on full-size air mattresses, or even regular spring mattresses . . ."
As the kids these days like to text to their peeps on their cell phone, OMG! Oh, my goodness what has happened to camping. What would Spanky, Alfalfa, Buckwheat and the boys from the He-Man Woman Haters Club think of Glamorous Camping? Would they let Darla bring a regular sized spring mattress while the crew was out in the woods?
This is what happens when you invite chicks to be in charge of the camping trip. Glamorous camping. Argg! I totally blame the 37th President of the United States for this travesty of wilderness justice. Who knows where we'd be now if Richard Milhous Nixon wouldn't have signed Title 9 (the Education Amendment of 1972) into law. I'm sure I wouldn't be opining on glamping's merits. Thanks, Dick.
Da dames is messing everythin' up.
Camping used to be synonymous with roughing it. Camping was about eating beans out of a can. It was about bugs and feeling things slither underneath you, your sleeping bag and even under the tent. It was about jack knives, whittling, walking sticks and campfires
Camping was about bathing in the nearest body of water, be it creek, pond or lake. Sometimes with soap, and sometimes without. There's nothing that will knock off a day's sweat, dust, smoke and grit than jumping naked into a spring-fed or beaver damned lake in the middle of some million-acre national forest. Individual hygiene was optional while finding a the best dump stump was mandatory for every man.
Camping was about getting back something that was lost when humans moved to the city to work. It was about getting in-tune with nature: walking in the woods, observing and listening only to the sounds about you. It was about packing a dime store book in your back pocket and reading at night until you fell asleep.
The idea was to do things, live a way you didn't do at home -- without music, movies, satellite TV and computers. Every camper knew if it was gonna' be hot and sticky out, you were gonna be hot and sticky until you jumped into the lake. There was no mechanicaly climate control device.
We prayed if it rained it wouldn't down pour, but if it did, we'd get wet. Camping wasn't glamorous, it was glorious. Maybe if we were more marketing savvy back then, we would have called it Glormping.
Camping was such a part of being a young man, that this year I am taking my teenaged sons up for a week in the Upper Peninsula. Yep. We are gonna go all the way up to Lake Superior. We're gonna hike. We're gonna kayak. We're gonna back backpacks. We're gonna' cook on an open fire.
Oh, and did I tell you . . . we're gonna do it all from a base inside a cottage. Yep. Beds, TVs, washing machines, chairs, real to goodness toilets and showers. Roughing it really sounds like hard work.
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Q: Since it's possible for angels to be incarnated, can demons be as well? And if they can, what exactly are they?
A: No one knows the whole answer to your questions. Angels are necessary to our existence down here on Earth. I've had encounters with them on several occasions and have seen the good that they do us. I don't know about the reality of a pure Angelic Being fully incarnated into human form for an entire life. That would be too great a sacrifice, angels being such a high frequency.
I have, however, most definitely seen a LOT of people who carry angelic energy with them in their energy systems this lifetime. All of the different aspects that make up our lives are our energy system: our spiritual mental and physical energy, the energy of anyone who's here to help us, anyone we're connected to, the energy of any other "place" we are familiar with.
I've seen Lemurian energy, Atlantean energy, Pleiadian energy, and angelic energy, to name just a few. They all serve different purposes. People can choose to carry those energies just as we choose to carry a wallet, cell phone, or book. They are tools we can use to help us with our Work, and help us get through our days.
Pleiadian energy is powerful and loving; Lemurian energy, healing and brainy; Atlantean, scientific and creative.
Those beings possessed of angelic energy are dedicated to a life of service. They focus on how to bring unity to all people, and can't understand archaic ideas such as hypocrisy, prejudice, or violence. They can be dreamy, not as focused on earthly perception.
And of course people can carry ALL of those energies at the same time, too. And many more.
People can carry bad energies in their systems, like carrying a sharp knife or loaded pistol with the intent to cause harm.
Why? I can guarantee you they have not lived many lives, and are therefore in the midst of creating their karma. They are still living in the duality mindset (us vs. them), and enjoy wreaking havoc and destruction. They live in Darkness to varying degrees, and I have seen that the Light is just too painful for them, so that their energy's sole aim is to extinguish Light wherever it may find it.
Are there demons?I don't know how I feel about the concept of the Devil, Hell, fire and damnation and all of that, because that's not the way this Universe operates. Everything is dualistic – God vs. the Devil, good vs. evil. There are sides, and the demons side with evil, so we must obliterate them. We demonize our energy, and to quote "The Fifth Element" (best movie EVER!), hate only makes hate grow stronger.
Getting away from that duality, I choose to see lower energy as just that – younger, more inexperienced, less developed energy that needs to grow up.
But just as we deal with toddlers and teens, you can't just say, "Grow up!" and walk away, doing nothing. That would have catastrophic results! Left to their own devices, most toddlers (and teenagers) will get into all sorts of trouble. It's fun to break open a pillow and watch the feathers float all over. It's fun to throw food at each other. It's fun to write on the walls. It's fun to take your dad's car and go for a ride.
The toddlers and teenagers RELY on their parents and other mature adults to give them guidance, love, support, and gentle but firm discipline to teach them how to be in the world. That lower form of energy, in whichever form it takes, MUST learn that there are consequences for our behavior, good and bad.
I think one of the best things we can do for those who choose to carry such demonic energy is to make sure WE are protected from that energy. If we don't let it in, it can't hurt or affect us.
That also serves to bounce the hurtful energy back to its originator, so they can feel the full force of their actions. We become like mirrors, reflecting whatever ugliness may be directed at us BACK to where it came from. If someone pushes us, we can say firmly, "NO! You may NOT do that!" instead of running away, or cowering or not saying anything.
In the end it's our actions and reactions that give us choices. Whether or not there are such things as demons or evil spirits doesn't matter as long as we are taking care of ourselves and doing what we can to be fully empowered, staying in the Light, and being as loving and kind as possible.
Those other people WILL grow up eventually, I promise you, but in the meantime, it may also be helpful to look at them and their behaviors as you would look at the toddler's who's just stepped on your toes then laughed – unacceptable and needing to be taught how to be civil. You can be the angel that demon needs to change everything.
Sometimes you'll be the angel in the white gown, halo and wings, and sometimes you'll be the angel in the black leather and black boots, kicking some butt.
That's something you'll need to figure out – right action wins every time in the battle between good and evil, in the end knocking out those two terms until there's only the US, no labels.
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(WMC-TV) – A Mid-South man thought he was doing a good deed by helping out a friend with a loan. However, how he says the man he helped out showed up years later and threatened his life if he didn't give him more money.
"He say, 'I'm going to kill you,'" Abdulhkim Borou said.
Borou owns a convenience store on Park. Around 7:30 Monday morning he had a visit from the man who said he would kill him, and he caught it all on his store video surveillance. Borou was behind the counter when it happened.
You see the man drive up, sit in his car for bit then get out and walk into the store with a gun pulled. Borou saw him and they fought.
"Oh, he almost kill me," Borou said.
The gun fell out of the man's hand, but not before bullets ended up on the floor. Borou ran for his life, running down the street toward a Mapco. The suspect got into his car and followed him. Borou says employees at Mapco scared the man off. Borou's butcher saw it all.
"Yes ma'am it was scary," he said.
Borou says he helped the man three years ago by co-signing a loan for a store the man wanted to buy. But he stopped paying and then wanted 10 thousand dollar loan from Borou.
"I say no I can't do that," said Borou.
Borou got a restraining order against the man, Abdi Hassan.
Borou showed me texts he said came from Hassan threatening to kill him.
"He said if you don't give me 10 thousand by midnight, I'll show you what I'm going to do," Borou said. "He text my wife, he telling my wife, 'I'm going to make you cry one day.'"
Now, Borou and his family are scared, looking over their shoulder everywhere they go.
Memphis police are investigating the threat. So far, no charges have been filed.
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Facing yet another must-win game to continue their season, the Detroit Red Wings turned in a championship-calibre effort to force Game Seven against San Jose.
Through the first two periods of Game Six, the Red Wings dominated the play, outshooting the Sharks 32-13, but couldn't solve San Jose netminder Antti Niemi.
Midway through the third, with San Jose leading 1-0, the Red Wings mounted their attacks with more urgency and it paid off.
Valtteri Filppula isn't one of the big names on the Red Wings' roster, and he hadn't scored a point in this series, but he created the opportunity that led to the Wings' first goal, driving into the offensive zone before hitting Niklas Kronwall coming late off the point. Then, less than two minutes later, Filppula finished off a sublime backhand saucer pass from Pavel Datsyuk to score what would be the game-winner.
Going into Game Six, both teams had to deal with significant holes in their respective lineups. The Sharks' Ryane Clowe and the Red Wings' Johan Franzen were unable to go due to injuries.
Ben Eager stepped into the San Jose lineup and played just 4:25, while the Wings also scratched veteran Kris Draper, inserting Mike Modano and Jiri Hudler into the lineup. Modano played 9:01, went 6-of-9 on faceoffs and had three shots on goal, while Hudler played 10:22 and took a minus on San Jose's lone goal.
Detroit went with a very balanced approach on the blueline, with no defenceman playing less than Jonathan Ericsson's 18:18 and none more than Nicklas Lidstrom's 21:29, little more than a three-minute difference between No. 1 and No. 6.
For San Jose, the defence pairing of Marc-Edouard Vlasic and Jason Demers was on for Detroit's first two goals, the duo taking a minus-2 for their efforts.
The series is now even at three games apiece, and the Sharks head home hoping to avoid completing an ignominious collapse. In losing the last three games, the Sharks have gone 0-for-10 on the power play, so that needs to change.
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The "One Ring" series returns in a retelling of the classic tale "The Hobbit." Done in a storybook narrative, the first Act has Bilbo and his dwarven companions starting on their journey to steal back their treasure form the vile dragon Smaug. But will they survive long enough? With the wizard Gandalf on their side, of course they will! And don't worry, Sauron and Wayne are in there as well for fans of the older "One Ring" movies.
The plan is to make this a 3 part series, and I'm fully prepared to see it finished. The original version was one long movie, but when I got about 12 minutes in I realized it was way to long. So I split it up. Thanks to Scott Johnson of Extra Life (http://www.myextralife.c om/) for doing the voice for Gandalf!
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The Minneapolis Downtown Council has proposed a $2 billion public-private plan to revitalize the city's central business district over a span of 15 years. Finance & Commerce talked to several local experts for analysis, and UST Shenehon Center for Real Estate director Herb Tousley was among them. "It's an ambitious plan," he said, "and if they can do that it would make a big difference."
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A Statistical Profiling Model of Long-Term Unemployment Risk in Ireland
AbstractThis paper develops a statistical profiling model of long-term unemployment risk in Ireland using a combination of administrative data and information gathered from a unique questionnaire that was issued to all jobseekers making a social welfare claim between September and December 2006 who were then tracked for eighteen months. We find that factors such as a recent history of long-term unemployment, advanced age, number of children, relatively low levels of education, literacy/numeracy problems, location in urban areas, lack of personal transport, low rates of recent labour market engagement, spousal earnings and geographic location all significantly impact the likelihood of remaining unemployed for 12 months or more. While the predicted probability distribution for males was found to be relatively normal, the female distribution was bimodal, indicating that larger proportions of females were at risk of falling into long-term unemployment. We find evidence that community based employment schemes for combating long-term unemployment have little effect as participants re-entering the register typically experience extended durations. Finally, we argue that the adoption of an unemployment profiling system will result in both equity and efficiency gains to Public Employment Services.
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Cheerios will no longer contain GMOs, or genetically modified organisms, after General Mills agreed to drop the GMOs following consumer pressure, the Los Angeles Times reported on Jan. 3.
Cheerios will no longer include two GMO products — bioengineered corn starch and sugar cane, said General Mills, one of the world's largest food manufacturers.
While the Cheerios move was hailed by many as a positive step, General Mills said the move away from GMOs applies only to original Cheerios, and it continues to maintain on its website that GMOs are safe.
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Still, the Cheerios move comes after a year-long campaign by a consumer activist group for General Mills to drop the GMOs. GMO Inside, which opposes GMOs, had encouraged consumers on Facebook to urge General Mills to drop the GMOs.
Meantime, the Cheerios Facebook page was full of praise from consumers happy that Cheerios will no longer use GMOs.


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Humanist funerals and ceremonies are becoming more popular in the western world, but what is humanism?
Depending on which kind of humanist you want to know about, answering this question would be so much easier. "Humanism" is a word of several varying meanings. Fortunately enough, every meaning of this word actually constitutes variable types of humanism. Appropriate adjectives normally define and separate all these definitions.