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FORT MYERS, Fla. What are you having for dinner, shake and bake chicken with some coleslaw or creamy dip?
Sounds delicious, and what's even better there is a way to make this and your favorite comfort foods less fatting!!
And they will still taste just as great.
Here today to show us how is Kim Barber with Weight Watchers.
Let's take a look at some of those old WW recipes and how we can update them
…remember those commercials for oven-fried chicken coating mix, so common in the
seventies? Little did we know how easy it was to make our own version-with much less
sodium and fresher flavorings. Best of all, our mix turns simple skinless chicken breasts
positively delicious. Enjoy the chicken hot or cold.
Shake-in-the Bag Chicken
Serves 4 PPV per serving: 6 (1 breast half)
2/3 cup cornflake crumbs
1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons paprika
1 teaspoon dark brown sugar
¾ teaspoon garlic powder
¾ tsp onion powder
¾ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon ground cumin
4 bone in chicken breast halves, skinned (about 2 pounds)
1. Preheat oven to 400. Spray a baking sheet with nonstick spray.
2. Combine the cornflake crumbs, flour, paprika, sugar, garlic powder, onion
powder, salt and cumin in large zip close plastic bag. Shake the bag to evenly
coat the chicken to the baking sheet. Repeat with the remaining chicken pieces;
discard any remaining coating mixture.
3. Bake until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the each breast
registers 165 degrees, 35-40 minutes.
In 1966, Weight Watchers members were satisfied to make coleslaw with shredded
cabbage tossed with a dressing that included mustard, nonfat dry-milk powder, and
a little artificial sweetener. We may never know just how satisfied they were with that
versions but today's version is tangy and authentic-tasting and a delicious twenty first
century version.
Serves 4 PPV: 2 (1 ½ cups)
1 tablespoon and 1 teaspoon reduced fat mayonnaise
¼ cup + 2 tablespoons white wine or cider vinegar
3 tablespoons plain fat-free yogurt
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 teaspoon prepared mustard
½ teaspoon sugar
½ teaspoon celery seeds
¼ teaspoon salt
Freshly ground pepper
1 small (1-pound) green cabbage, shredded 4 cups
2 carrots, peeled and grated
1 small onion, minced (optional)
Whisk together mayo, vinegar, and yogurt. Oil, mustard, sugar, celery seeds, salt and
pepper in a large non-reactive bowl. Add the cabbage, carrots and onion, if using, to the
bowl; toss to coat evenly. Serve at once, or cover and refrigerate up to 3 hours (add the
onion just before serving).
In the 1960's California Dip…a high fat, high sodium combo of sour cream and onion
soup usually accompanied a bowl of equally high fat, high sodium potato chips-and
took the nation by storm. The good news is that are from scratch version served with
healthful veggies gives you tons of great onion flavor without sacrificing taste or your
weight loss efforts.
Creamy Onion Dip
Serves 8
2 teaspoons olive oil
1 large sweet onion chopped
¼ cup water
1 beef bouillon cube
1 cup low fat plain Greek yogurt
½ cup light mayo
2teaspoons fresh lemon juice
4 cups assorted veggies (such as carrots, celery, and bell peppers) cut up
1. Heat a large non –stick skillet over medium heat. Swirl in the oil, and then add
the onion. Cover and cook stirring occasionally until softened about 5 minutes.
Reduce the heat to medium-low, uncover and cook, stirring frequently until onion
is very soft and golden brown, 20 to 25 minutes. Spoon the onion onto a plate.
Add the water to a skillet and crumble the bouillon cube, stirring until the cube
dissolves. Let the onion and broth stand until cool about 20 minutes.
2. Stir together the onion, broth, yogurt, mayo, lemon juice, and salt in medium
bowl. Cover and refrigerate until chilled, at least 2 hours or up to 3 days


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Hollister & Porter's Williamsburg Safari
House Tour
Name: Hollister Hovey & Porter Hovey
Location: Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Size: 1,400 square feet
Years lived in: rented, 4½: years
A few misconceptions about the Hoveys. They are not big-game hunters from the 1930's. They are sisters from Kansas City with the given names Hollister and Porter. They are not taxidermists. Hollister works in PR and Porter for a management consulting firm. They are not hoarders. They are collectors of awesomeness.
Their home feels like the attic in the Museum of Natural History. It's as if every object has a story: the antique pistol on the coffee table, the buffalo head above the Chesterfield sofa, even the paper-mâché leopard curled up by the faux fireplace. The enormous, bird-filled chandelier was found taped up in a box in the back of a thrift store. The display cabinet with the goose, discovered in the basement of a pharmacy. Even the loft itself — which the sisters share and boasts a skylight the size of most New York apartments — was another lucky find. From Scottish Military prints to the abundance of pith helmets, you might say the Hoveys really are on safari, hunting down housewares to display like trophies.
For more Hovery style keep up with the Hollister Hovey Blog. And be sure to check out Porter's photography as well as her Polaroid Project.
Apartment Therapy Survey
Our style: Deco Jungle: Ernest Hemingway meets Kelly Wearstler.
Inspiration: We owe all of our taste to our mom. We've stolen most of her ideas about what makes a home great. She taught us to mix high and low, always save Hermès boxes, incorporate animal prints whenever you can, hang your art lower than you'd ever imagine so you don't strain your neck to look at it while sitting and never let a lack of chimney keep you from buying a mantel (we have three).
Favorite Element: It's a toss up between the huge sky light and the fact that it's quite a large loft. The space alone lets us have the freedom to be creative and keep adding to the never-ending collection.
Biggest Challenge: The windows we do have are too high for us to open so getting fresh air means leaving the door open when we're at home. Once a neighbor we barely knew just walked in, said, "I love this song," sat down and then left when it was over.
What Friends Say: Everyone's a bit shocked to see how much we've managed to collect. When people come over they'll have a few drinks and suddenly start to fence with early 20th century rifle cleaners while wearing a variety of pith helmets. People love to come over to explore. It's like you're stepping into a totally interactive cabinet of curiosities.
Biggest Embarrassment: The death-trap, laminated faux wood bookshelves.
Proudest DIY: Hollister created the most amazing screen by decoupaging enlarged versions of Walton Ford prints onto stained wood. It's pretty amazing.
Biggest Indulgence: Our 5' crystal chandelier and our chesterfield sofa. Both add a sense of elegance and grandeur.
Best Advice: You can never go wrong with filling your home with things you love — and somehow they'll all end up going together in the most surprising way.
Other Inspiration:
Our various travels around the world. We became obsessed with the light, breezy interiors (and the food) at the House Café in Istanbul and the incredible ceilings at Cukrkavalimonada in Prague — not to mention the architecture everywhere in both cities.
Thanks, Hollister & Porter!
Images: Geoff Bentz, Porter Hovey
• HOUSE TOUR ARCHIVE Check out past house tours here
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88 Comments
Whaaat? I love the things but hate how they seem to be piled up in corners of the house. I could not live there but (obviously) they can. Different strokes!
*resisting the urge to be negative* i really like their collection and how much they have amassed; however, re: design - this misses the mark for me.
My you two have a lot of stuff I wouldn't want to have yo dust your place. I love it though! It makes a welcome change from MCM.
You'd both have a field day in a British junk store (thrift). If you haven't been to Raffles in Singapore, go as you'd love it!
I like the colors, especially the turquoise as a backdrop for all the stuff.
The plural of Hovey is Hoveys, not Hovey's. It's in there twice, or I would have ignored it.
I love the taxidermy and the colors, and I totally agree with the "buy what you like, it will all work out in the end" sentiment. But I couldn't stand all the *stuff.*
it sort of looks like an upscale TGIFridays. I had an allergy attack just looking at all that dust collecting stuff. so are they planning on living together forever, and if not, how are they going to split up all the dead animals in boxes and pith helmets? and not to sound snide, but lots of people have traveled the globe extensively, myself included, and I've managed to decorate with my findings without it coming off as Sanford and Son chic.
At the risk of outing a couple fetishes of mine - I love all your shoes and where they are places as well as your kiehl's supplies!
My hat is off to you both for having a true vision and following through on it to such an extent.
Though I could not imagine myself living among all of your objects, I could absolutely see myself chatting with you over a cup of Yorkshire Gold in your sitting room / fireplace area!
Hollister and Porter--great names! I'm imagining a Royal Tenenbaums sort of upbringing. I, too, love the turquoise--Pantone's color of the year!
I could see this space being amazing once the collection is edited down or put on rotation. So many interesting items to look at. But if anything else is brought into that home it will be nearing Grey Gardens territory!
What a unique space. I like your treasures - I bet this is a fun apartment to visit. Maybe not so fun to dust, tho'. That skylight is really cool - don't have many of those in our SF victorians. Thanks for sharing!
I like it. It has a touch of Bloomsbury.
loved the antiques. thought that in some areas it was a bit cluttered....but looking closely at each picture, i decided that these girls have a place for everything and for everything a place. it looks cozy, and, as usual, i'm a huge fan of the dyi shelves and hanging rod. these girls obviously like to read and appreciate history--and they seem to have built around that. this space says so much about them. also, very much liking their color execution.
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I love a lot of the pieces. The sisters seem like they would be very interesting people to meet and talk to.
However, do the Hovey sisters = 21st century Collyer brothers??
while it's SUCH a departure from my usual taste, I LOVE LOVE LOVE their space! Seen it before, but now I get a whole house tour! wee!!
And for some reason they remind me of Lily & Vivian, the Darling Mermaid Darlings from Pushing Daisies (a total compliment IMHO btw). :)
I love their blog and have always enjoyed their postings on their latest collections!! It's always fun to see the latest incarnation of their place. If I remember correctly, the living room used to be painted black or chocolate brown (?) - which I loved - but it's also fun to see it in turquoise. Unique style and a evolving decor -- lots and lots of fun. Don't stop!!
I love all the vintage taxidermy and hides! Plus, all those vintage leather bags are fabulous...
This is quite a departure for AT from their normal house tours- good going! Not everyone wants empty spaces and "edited" collections.
I like the chrome chairs but not in that sateen fabric; the chrome needs a soft, non-shiny foil.
oh my, I guess I'm the only one bothered by that many dead animals in one space -especially the bird over the door - that thing would give me nightmares. otherwise, very unique.
When a description of your style has to begin with all the things you are not, then you probably are. Reminds me of a spinster aunt's dusty attic.
I've been a Hovey fan from way back. I've loved this apartment with black walls and blue and delight in their sophisticated taste. More refreshing still is that their chic comes without a hint of ennui.
I read their blog fairly regularly and love a lot of the more historical and curated pieces they talk about. However, looking at the rest of the apartment it just seems like most of it is comprised of thrift store *junk*. And too much stuff, in general. A little disappointed.
wait, could AT please post photos of the apartment before the place was ransacked?
ladies! i love the space! i have a very specific question regarding one of the pieces - i was recently gifted a pheasant in the exact pose as the one to the left of the fireplace - but it is attached to a horrific homemade plaque (like, cardboard and bamboo skewer horrific.) how is that bird mounted?
Wow, very neat.
On a side note: isn't the term "chesterfield sofa" rather redundant? It's like saying "chair chair".
I like the concept but to be honest... I don't think I would want to live amongst so many dead things....
Love <3 ......
The apartment is most likely what mine would look like if I were not married! It's hard for me to pass up all the goodies at my local antique stores and I imagine they have the same problem. Although the style is not for everyone congrats! on staying true to yourselves......
HollisterHovey is one of my favorite blogs!! So happy you chose to show their apartment - it's incredible!
I love every single piece you have collected, just can't see them all happening at the same time. I feel like by displaying them all over the house (most of them right on top of each other) actually created a negative vision, 'cause it just feels so cluttered. Great job on the collection though.
Home as performance art. Why not?
Finally! I'm a big fan of Hollister's blog and to see the entire apartment like this is a real treat. That skylight is spectacular. I also like how they changed the wall color from black to blue, it's a totally different feel.
They definitely stay true to themselves and create a space that makes them happy. How they must love coming home to it everyday!
Some of these commenters are sippin on haterade but they're just jealous H & P keep doin what you do you I'd marry you both if they allowed it.
I, too, enjoy their blog. It is fun to finally see the full apartment and to see how they incorporate all their great finds. Bravo for H & P.
I'd call this place "heart of darkness"/// to me this is executed very well but lacks any critique or playfulness over its theme - colonialism and imperialism, responsible for countless deaths and the exportation of slaves, why this taxidermist style is celebrated to me remains a mystery.
it's cool... but it looks dirty. and like it would smell moldy.
Made me feel creeped out. BUT I do respect their love of *stuff*.
These two ladies are truly master stylists. They have undeniably captured a glamourous Ernest Hemingway "Big Game Hunter" vibe, and for that I commend them. That being said, it's a little hard to believe that they actually live in this space. It's......... overwhelming. But I do commend them for that as well. When you collect, when you have a lot of "things," you can either learn to edit, or learn to live with your stuff. The sisters chose the latter route (obviously)--and that's not always easy. Thankfully, they're experts at the fine art of display, so they're pulling it off. Curating and styling is as much a hobby as collecting. They could have let it all just pile up; instead, they've created a visual wonderland. It's sort of a masterpiece. (And I hope they enjoy it before either one of them has a kid or a dog.)
You have really captured the essence of a world traveler in your home. Ernest Hemingway would be proud.
As I went through the slideshow, I kinda felt like I was snooping around their place... looking at their stash, finding their hiding places. And then I got caught, red handed - in picture #21.
Shine on, you crazy diamonds!
While I am an unapologetic "stuff" person, and LOVE the colonial hunting lodge aesthetic, this one is a bit much for me. It feels a little too hoard-y. Like even though great-aunt Genevieve's antique shop closed 25 years ago, she won't let go of anything and can't resist the compulsion to keep shopping for it.
OMG. perfection.
Glad to see AT finally did a house tour with these lovely ladies!
I thoroughly enjoy their aesthetic, and was fortunate enough to have been able to photograph Hollister and her amazing decor (when it was black): http://rosecallahan.blogspot.com/2009/03/who-is-hollister-hovey.html
I love it. while there is a lot of stuff, it doesn't look that overwhelming to me. it looks like everything has a very specific place and things rarely get moved or messy. if I had to guess I'd say they're the types that put everything back just so after every use, never leaving anything lying around and putting it off until later. things aren't randomly piled; they were arranged in a very specific way, simply in a manner that appears haphazard at first glance. in fact, it kind of reminds me of an anthropologie store...
I have similar taste and knew what I would be seeing when I clicked on the tour...but um...that second bedroom is ghastly!! seriously, replace that bedspread immediately.
love most of it, though, especially the taxidermy, hides, old leather, books, etc....interesting to find out that their apt is a rehab loft-y modern space, and not the old Brownstone that I'd always imagined.
hip hip hipster hooray! ok, the sisters are soooo cool and eccentric. not really honey. total junkshop style. not to over-analyze but these ladies need to chill. they have painted themselves into a corner with their "originality". Stale... BUT one thing I will say... THANK you for not being ikea and west elm whores!!! that puts a smile on my face. at least this is interesting, not cookie cutter catalog assembly line imported bullsh..
Boy, some people think their S**t don't stink. But this place sure does. I can smell the mold already and my allergies are flaring up at the dust. Seriously, those bedspreads have got to go. And why do these "girls" think people want to see their anemic food items and over-priced kiehl's crap? This place is not original. It embodies, as someone so eloquently put it, death, desensitization and destruction of all that is good in the world. All that colonialist and racialist garbage - guess it's only "decor" when your ancestors weren't the ones being subjugated.
You live in a world of illusion
Where everything's peaches and cream
We all face a scarlet conclusion
But we spend our time in a dream
Jungle love it's drivin' me mad
It's makin' me crazy
Jungle love it's drivin' me mad
It's makin' me crazy!
wow, I am surprised this made it on AT. I love the fact that they have their own style, its definitely not cookie cutter. I am not a fan of dead animals but I am a fan of mixing it up on here. Thanks for sharing a tour that's not oozing MCM.
If the dead animals are dead anyway (found in thrift stores, grandpa's basement or wherever) why not honor what's left as art?
Ugh. I found this totally pretentious and self-conscious. It was actually exactly what I expected from their names. It's just trying WAY too hard. And I would be terrified of tripping over the shoes or books or having tubs of expensive creams fall into the toilet.
catmama: you are dead on. And I do mean DEAD.
I haven't read the comments above but I'm sure I won't be the first to say this place is cluttered beyond efficiency. How do you walk in this place?! How do you clean it? To be brutally honest, this kinda reminds me of Hoarders.
That being said, there are many peices here I would die for. That couch is fabulous. The first bed- stunning. I love the taxidermy (that goose rules!) and the animal paintings are gorgeous.
@Joan A.
Seriously, correcting the spelling of a last name that's no even yours. It's a blog, about apartments and decor and projects and.. stuff! Not a Harvard thesis. Geeeeeez!
Actually, she wasn't correcting the spelling of the name. She was correcting the pluralization of the name.
So I give the points on this round to JoanA.
Design blog or not, writing should be correct (sorry Geoff!)
I think these two sisters need a bigger apartment!
I could not help but think that this place must smell like moth balls... It's so cluttered, especially with those shoes lined up next to the bed... and also all the "stuff" piled up next to the first bedroom.
Wow! This tour reminds me of "Interior Alchemy" by Rebecca Purcell. Both of you appear so sleek and stylish that your apartment reads as an "other" personality or, as an earlier poster, perfidia, put it: "performance art."
I love AT House Tours and feel privileged each time that the owner lets me view their home. Thank you for sharing your space! I bet you two would be great fun to go with antique or junktique shopping.
Too much stuff
Too many dead animals
I think their asthetic is amazing, but as an avid reader of Hollister's blog, I really thought their space would be much tidier than this. I knew the sisters had a mass quantity of treasures, but there is simply too much stuff. It reads 'hoarder'. I do wish this tour had taken place when the walls were black, though I can't imagine living in a dark box surrounded by ALL of these things. Editor, anyone?
While I'm not so big on the taxidermy/safari aesthetic, I do like the juxtaposition of industrial and more traditional elements--like the stairs that lead into the bedroom and the fireplace facade.
But here's my biggest concern: If I lived with my sister (or anyone, for that matter), I'd want more than a curtain separating my bedroom from the rest of the apartment. What about times when you want some *ahem* privacy?
I am so disappointed that I will not be there first person to allude to this, but two words: Grey Gardens
I once had to crash for a few days with my roommate's great aunt's house while moving from Boston to NYC. The house was stuff with 50 years of interesting vintage goods & "bads". She was a nice little old lady...but the house smelled like death.
This tour was Great Aunt's revisited. Though this house-tour displays many true objects of desire. I had no desire to view this tour with either interest or admiration.
How do you clean? How do you dust? My biggest question is how does anyone find the space or passion to become amorous in a house like this?
@sally305: While I can understand readers' comments that they don't like the home, I fail to see how judging someone's home based on what you'd "expect from their names" is in any way a valid statement at all.
Really like the exterior door...
I'm a big fan of safari style, but this misses the point of a safari which is to live elegantly with less. The photo of the hats was an example of baffling exceess. Why would you need identical green hats unless you were planning to dress alike.
Also, what's with the crappy photography? These photos failed to capture the romance of the vignettes. The lighting was awful and the photos looked flat.
I love the names Porter and Hollister - but that's all. I agree with whoever said Sanford & Son. I just see piles of junk. And now the theme song is stuck in my head...
d4kk1tt3n, I would agree with you except for the fact that the writer made their names a focus of the first paragraph. I wouldn't have commented on them otherwise.
too many "props."
I think it looks a bit like superficial accumulation...
I follow the modernist dictum : form follows function. that doesn't mean everything should look like a white cube, but this rampant accumulation and crowding on the part of 2 twenty/young 30 somethings (I'm guessing...) seems a bit mindless.
the meaning that things have to someone is what makes them meaningful... and i risk sounding rigid when i say that objects accumulate their meaning with time and love... it's not just about grabbing everything dusty and old in your nearest junk shop and stacking it everywhere...
like that bar in park slope on union street with the walls lined with bookshelves lined with fake books...
REAL books take longer to procure...
i don't have the feeling that the owners of all this have given any real thought to what the meaning the stuff has to them, which makes it all seem sort of cold and pretentious, but very seductive to people seeking to project things about themselves...
Old English hunting boots that aren't worn artfully leaning against the chesterfield - gimme a break. it's really very cynical - "you know that we don't use these and we know that we don't ha ha ha"
they were already mentioned in a NY-times article about hipster style...
i feel like it's a model for how i don't want my house to look.
unkempt bush.
Too many dead things. Too much stuff in general. But to each their own.
Sally 305 couldn't have said it better. The place is wannabe old money, just like the names are wannabe upper class. It's all so phony it's embarrassing.
I'm not sure why this tour seemed to have struck such a negative chord with so many people! I personally love it, but of course the large chunk of AT readers that love their clean, organized MCM might not appreciate it as much. But for people to go beyond a simple "I don't care for it" to commenting on the occupants names (?!!) and saying it's "pretentious"? Where are everyone's manners?
I love going into houses with lots of stuff. It's more fun to look at than someone's well "edited" space. So many people's advice is to only buy what you love and it will all work. Some people just love lots of things, and you shouldn't have to edit that in your own house!
Wow, lots of negativity here! Even though I'm not a fan of taxidermy, I can appreciate the look that they were trying to accomplish. Seems like they enjoy the space and that is whats most important, especially since they have to live with it. I always feel like I have to edit my belongings after viewing house tours and yet this post has inspired me to keep what I love and make it work somehow. Its refreshing to see something that is not the typical MCM house tour *yawn*. Also, why pick on their names? Its not like they were given a choice! Plus I think their names are fantastic! These rants seem more like jealousy.
yes suzy. negativity, but warranted. you may call it personal attacks or what have you, but critique seems to be the stage anyone who presents their home in this venue is asking for (if not feeding the ego and tooting their own horn). a home is a direct reflection of those who live in and have "created" the environment. therefore, those chiming in on this forum of opinions have a right and more importantly a duty to get at the root of the beauty (or in this case the superficiality schwag) of the personalities behind the dwelling of consideration. perhaps it's a ny thing, but anyone around since pre-guiliani era have seen this dime a dozen hipster transplant willy-b gentrified wackness too often to turn a blind eye to the destruction and erosion of the soul of this city. and this is what these sisters unfortunately and obviously lack. soul. only those with a personal deficit of naturality, humanity, style, taste and love would be offended by offenses taken by this filth. peace y'all!
This is the first place I've ever seen where a zebra skin rug fits perfectly. More importantly, I suspect theirs is real.
Also, any place where a resident can be out shopping and reasonably think, "Hm, I need to pick up a few more pith helmets" is OK by me.
Finally an apartment I can really get behind. Bravo Apartment Therapy!!!! It's actually the best things I've ever seen on here. I LOVE IT! PLEASE PLEASE keep profiling unique places like this. I love everything about it! I love their names . . . I love the chesterfield . . . the vintage boots . . . the pith helmets!!! All this hate is shocking and people should be ashamed -- please get a life. These ladies aren't saying you should live like this. It's a choice they have made and I personally would like to come over and drink cocktails with them. It seems like a great place to hang out in. Must I remind everyone too that modern furniture gets dusty too . . . you clean things the same way.
And . . . @ smackwaterjack . . . are you 12 years old? Commenting on grooming habits on a decorating blog? Really??
Amazing. As mentioned, very Tennenbaum-esque.
A beautiful recreation of a 19th century hunter's lair or a zoologist den loved all the objects. The pictures are absolutly adorable the green on the walls is brilliant. The deer heads and the leopard carpet are a little bit of a turn off for me, do not like stuffed animals. However the bird on the living room wall is indespesible and is one of the best features in this place. The place is over crowded and thus it becomes hard to really see the beauty of the many objects. Take care if you continue this way of hoarding everything the house will loose its charm. You can have too much even of a good thing.
My, how the claws come out. I can't exactly put my finger on why but I strongly suspect that if the sisters were named, say, Mary and Jane, there wouldn't be so much shade thrown in their direction. Likewise, if they lived in flyover land rather than in Brooklyn I doubt there would be quite so much seething anger in the comments. I happen to like their style (and Hollister's blog) a lot but I can see how others might not go for it at all . . . but there is nothing interesting or articulate about the attacks on it in some of these comments. If you actually feel threatened by someone who decorates their apartment differently than you do, maybe take a step away from the internet for a while and quite a few good deep breaths.
At least one photo was removed the slideshow. Just curious....
anonniemuss....totally agree with you!
ok i took a second look at this tour just to make sure i wasn't missing something all the positive reviewers were seeing. I wasn't. this place looks even more ghastly the second time around. what exactly am i looking at in the photo with the dead bird, corn huskers lotion and nail polish? is that fashionable decorating to you people? really? i can see what they were going for, but i really think they missed the mark. but, more power to them if they wish to make their home look like a dime store trophy room. i don't know them and won't pass judgment on them as people, but i will give my opinion freely on their apartment they posted on the internet for the world to see. tasteful is one thing, cramming a brooklyn loft full of junk is another. even Elvis had enough decorating sense to keep the safari theme to only one room.
anonniemuss, here's the thing: just because people don't like someone's style doesn't mean they are jealous or threatened by them. I look at this place and I feel sad for the owners, seemingly having to live in character all the time.
I also think they have missed the mark trying to so literally implement a single theme throughout the home (as catmama said so well). There was a post last year (http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/ny/house-tours/house-tour-michele-new-york-086302) that in my opinion executed this concept far, far better, making it inviting instead of rigid and claustrophobic.
yeah, it's a little Jeffrey Dahmer.
OMG... all those dead animals.
NOT hoarders? Um... if you say so.
Too much even for me, and I'm a "maximalist". And I see I'm not the only one who thinks "Grey Gardens" when they look at the bedrooms.
But... with that said, it's a very interesting place. Very definite style. Just needs editing, as others have said.
Yes! Not a "Keep Calm" poster or Eames knock off to be seen. Hurray!
I would love to hang out in this place ... too bad I can't live like this... Im a minimalist.
Ah Hipsters! :)
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I want to be a part of it: New York, New York.
The allure of the big city is evident at even a cursory glance, from the pinnacle of American prosperity to the gleaming man-made towers that challenge the sky. It is an introspective backdrop for the handful of rookies who now find themselves on football's greatest stage. Nearly every Seahawk — Ricardo Lockette is the lone exception — is experiencing the pageantry of the Super Bowl for the first time.
Never before have the circumstances for an epic title game aligned like this. The matchup that nearly every pundit predicted was the one that landed on our doorstep. The league's best producer on offense will face off against one of the fiercest defenses in recent memory. A legendary quarterback looks to secure his legacy while his young challenger seeks to launch his own. From a legally deaf running back to a fifteen-year veteran finally living his dream, there are several storylines with the chance to enrapture the millions of fans looking to the city that never sleeps.
Unfortunately, two themes have stolen the spotlight: the epic postgame reaction of Richard Sherman and a projection of wintry chaos on Sunday.
The first story has run its course as cooler heads prevailed. Following the cornerback's original statement on January 19 and the media circus that ensued, both sides have come to an understanding of sorts. Sherman hasn't allayed every critic, but the conversation has gradually shifted from his mouth to the upcoming on-field matchup with Demaryius Thomas.
That brings the story to weather. Cold weather should not be an earth-shattering news story in the middle of winter. The weekend forecasts aren't calling for extreme temperatures, either. But is this narrative alone reason enough to ditch Northeast playoff prospects? Climate aside, I certainly hope that the NFL isn't in a New York state of mind when the time comes to plot Super Bowl LIII.
For starters, the Super Bowl isn't really in New York City. The honor of host city goes to Rutherford, New Jersey, home to a $1.6 billion monolith of a stadium. Try telling that to the hundreds of thousands of spectators squeezing into the most crowded metropolitan area in America. New York doesn't depend on a professional championship game to stimulate the economy every few years. To a larger degree in the past twenty years, the city has tried to impress an aura of self-reliance; New York doesn't need anyone or anything to prove they're the best. But that very attitude is the first limitation preventing future market success. The big boys in the Empire State are stealing the thunder of the actual hosts in Jersey, and the league's attempt at a cohesive image is far from a marketing success.
You can pencil in weather as the next-biggest concern, even if the snow isn't a visible threat at the moment. This debacle will linger through Sunday and beyond as the NFL considers the feasibility of more open-air events. For the time being, the weather won't be a concern at kickoff. Conditions will be uncomfortable but hardly unbearable, with the National Weather Service calling for typical February temperatures. The lead-up to this less-than-thrilling conclusion has still stoked plenty of fear. What if a storm rumbled through? What would happen if pregame conditions hampered traffic to MetLife Stadium? Freezing temperatures aren't an exception in New York, they're the rule.
The unpredictable cold-weather setting can certainly result in inspired football, as Forbes' Monte Burke writes. But a Murphy's law Super Bowl doesn't level the playing field, it flips it end over end. One physics professor and master of sports science anticipates a significant increase in air drag and a frigid field, both of which favor a stronger ground game. Forget the fans who won't have a heated locker room to protect them, try asking one of the game's most mobile quarterbacks to make cuts and scramble across the icy surface.
I'm not expecting an apocalypse. In fact, the reality of the situation makes thirty-two degrees seem like a profound disappointment. Maybe that's just the end result when we use the guide written by Benjamin Franklin way back when as the authoritative source on weather. To be fair, the Farmers' Almanac wasn't just taking a guess when they predicted a storm system sixteen months in advance. Their confidential scientific methods have been stunningly accurate — about a B-minus on the school scale — but certainly shouldn't have been taken as gospel in the way they were.
We haven't even started talking about the craziness of the commute. The usual pitfalls of life in New York, as amplified by a few Seattle players this week, will be ten times worse this weekend. Good luck driving anywhere south of the Bronx on Sunday afternoon. Maybe you won't lose money on a cab to the stadium — the league has banned it along with foot traffic — but the hotels will drain your account in their place. Add in the travel for non-residents (your money, your miles, or your life) and a four-day vacation up north becomes a money pit.
The only plus side on this front is the price tag for your ticket. In fact, ticket prices have cratered on the open market. Access that usually comes with a 300% markup is much cheaper for area businesses, and there's no easy answer as to why. USA Today chalks it up to a pair of teams that just aren't "sexy" enough. Maybe the fans would rather pack a cozy bar instead of fighting the chill winter winds.
This Super Bowl is a testing ground for the league, and Sunday night's performance will make or break another open-air venue's chances. What do owners have to gain when they pencil in an open-air northern stadium for the Super Bowl? They're the ones making the decision, after all, and roughly half of the electorate hails from below the Mason-Dixon line. Even if the NFL won't say it out loud, it really boils down to cold hard cash. If you build it, they will come. Money talks in this dog-eat-dog megalomanic industry, and the fans are the last factor in the planning process. The powers that be turned to their top market with a long leash, knowing that New York would put on the biggest bang for their valuable bucks.
So what if some schlub from Seattle or dolt from Denver forks over thousands of dollars? I hate to say it, but their money is hardly the most important. The 2015 forecast may call for fire with a chance of brimstone, and companies will still stand in line to be the official fill-in-the-blank of Super Bowl XLIX. It's all the same to the companies shelling out $4 million for a thirty-second advertisement like it's pocket change. YouTube viewers are replaceable means to an end, all of which goes to the bottom line.
Taken point by point, each individual critique can be explained or merely overlooked. However, the sum of the parts outweighs the overall argument in that one misstep launches a domino effect. Roger Goodell is certainly counting his blessings after filing his contingency plan away. A Saturday or Monday start time would have killed New York's chances before a single snap. But with the details more or less set in stone, the host committee needs to prove that the open-air model is sustainable in cold weather and profitable for the long haul. The state of the Super Bowl hangs in the balance.
It's up to you, New York.
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Newton's Law Question Involving Tow Truck
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Apr8-09, 08:01 AM
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
A tow truck pulls on a stuck car with a force of 3000N. The tow cable is under tension and pulls downward and to the left on the pin at its upper end. The pin is held in equilibrium by forces exerted by 2 bars A and B which are connected to the pin.
The diagram shows that the tow cable is at 60 degrees to the vertical, strut A is vertical and strut B is at 50 degrees to the horizontal. ( I hope this is clear)
Determine the force on each strut and whether it is of tension or compression.
2. Relevant equations
Newton's Laws
3. The attempt at a solution
I didn't take the forces (normal, friction and weight) of the car into account because I didn't think they were relevant to this question and I don't think I have enough given numerical values anyway...
Having drawn a free body diagram, I determined that the force on A was of tension and force on B was of compression.
Tc = tension of cable = 3000N
Ta = tension of strut A
Tb =compression force of strut B
sigma(Fx)=Tcsin60 +Tbcos50 = 0
which gives Tb = 947.631...N = 950N
sigma(Fy)=Tccos60 +Ta +Tbsin50=0
substituting Tb gives Ta = 2608.604...N =2700N
But the answers are wrong. I think that at least the sum of my forces in the x direction are incorrect...but I don't know what to do because all i have is the applied force and angles...
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Vermont offering gun range grantsBy Josh OGorman | January 11,2013MONTPELIER- The Fish & Wildlife Department is offering grants to help create more shooting ranges.
Shooting clubs, sportsmen's groups and government agencies involved in the operation of shooting ranges are invited to apply for a grant funded by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Examples of projects that could be eligible for funding include noise abatement structures, shooting pads and stations, lead mitigation, access roads and parking lots.
The grants will reimburse 75 percent of the cost of work performed. The deadline to apply is 4:30 p.m., Jan. 31. For more information, call Chris Saunders at 241-3722 or visit www.vtfishandwildlife.com.MORE IN This Just InStaff Report Full StoryMIDDLEBURY — The Bryce Dance Company revealed its diversity Sunday at Town Hall Theater,... Full StoryFAIR HAVEN -- Police said a Fair Haven man shot and killed himself after two traffic stops early... Full Story
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Succession planning is personal and emotional, and even a little awkward. At least that's how Tom Deans felt when he went through the process with his family's plastics business nearly 15 years ago.
"We have a changing dynamic in this industry with the aging baby boomer and the matures still clinging to the operation," says Deans who is the author of Every Family's Business. Both generations have an interest in how the stock or equity of the family business transitions.
"For the baby boomers, they feel as if they are trying to start the most improbable conversation," Deans says. "On the other hand, the parents or matures feel like they are opening up a whole can of worms. It's the silence around equity that causes so many problems."
Communication is Key. "If you're the one in control, talk with your kids," says Brian Hensley of Water Street Solutions, an agribusiness consulting firm. "If you're the next generation, talk with your parents, talk with your siblings and talk with bankers and lawyers. Set the example and be proactive versus reactive."
The price that many families pay for not transition planning is tragic, Deans says. The best succession plans leave businesses in a state that allows families to thrive, function and grow.
"You have an obligation to your family and an obligation to yourself; there's nothing worse than running a business that is the value of your net worth and knowing there is no plan for the future," he explains.
No one is inventing new ways to exit the family farm. "What are you doing today to explore all those options," he asks. "I was buying shares in of my father's business seven years before I joined as an employee. He showed me his finances and shared his business plan; it looked like a great opportunity. After five years of buying stock in the business, he put me on the board of directors. Two years later I became an employee. It was all backwards."
Create Competition. Deans shares a few questions that his grandfather asked his father, and his father asked him. "There are no wrong answers to these questions," Deans says. "There's only clarity."
What does the business look like in five years? "The person asking the question is the one in control," Deans explains. "Ask this question one-one-one with all the kids, both inside and outside of the business." In short, he says this creates competition among the next generation which drives them to value equity.
Another important question to ask is: Are you interested in buying stock and acquiring control? "One of them will be willing to pay market value," he notes. "This means mom and dad get market price and when they pass it all comes back to the sons and daughters – fair in all eyes. The earlier families can begin these conversations, the better off they are."
Because it's so expensive for the next generation, farmers often hear experts talk about gifting the farm to the next generation, but Deans says with land prices where they are more and more conflict is created by gifts. "Gifting undermines the family," he says. "The idea of someone getting something for free is toxic and it doesn't work."
He recommends diversifying assets and removing capitol. "As you get older, the farming operation really is one stock," he explains. "You need to diversify and allocate your assets. As you get older, consider taking wealth out of the operation and spreading it. Loan that money to children – it's based on market value."
There are all sorts of things farmers can do, Deans says. "When you remove your wealth, you lower the value, thus making it more affordable for the next generation."
The next generation must realize that the early years are the hard years, Deans says. noting that the parents must compensate sons and daughters fairly and for the value they create. We all want freedom, independence and control in a business, Deans says. "If you are 40 or 50 and your father says 'no', you might want to consider a different career interest."
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Nick Folk celebrates after hitting a 48-yard FG to win the game, 18-17, against the Bucs.
Poise from Geno
If you put stats aside for a moment, there was one noticeable difference between Geno Smith yesterday and Geno Smith in Week 3 of the preseason versus the Giants: his poise/comfort-level. Geno did not pass the eye test against the Giants. He looked skittish and indecisive; like somebody who was far from ready to fill the shoes of a starting QB, no less, a starting QB in New York.
Yesterday he looked the part. The ball jumped out of his hand, he used his mobility effectively when the field opened up in front of him, and he knew when to throw the ball away if the play simply wasn't there. Jets fans, myself included, were literally high-fiving over the fact that Geno threw the ball away in these situations-- that's what years of Mark Sanchez, who could never seem to grasp this concept, will do to a fan base.
And yes, Geno's turnovers (2) did surpass his touchdowns (1) yesterday, but that doesn't change the main takeaway from Week 1: Geno has a solid foundation on which to build, and so at least for the near future, so do the Jets. It's all about how he develops from here. Does he continue to make the same mistakes over and over again the way #6 did, or do we see a marked improvement from week to week?
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One can infer that the main element of the Jets' defensive game plan was to stop Doug Martin, and stop Doug Martin they did. Martin rushed for 65 yards, averaging just 2.7 yards per carry. It's the mark of a good defense to be able to hone in on eliminating one aspect of the opponent's game and carry it out successfully. In the Jets case, it's extra gratifying in that their defense struggled most against the run last season. With aging linebackers their opponents made a living running outside the numbers, beating what ever game plan the Jets had in mind with pure speed and athleticism. Yesterday, the D-Line, namely Muhammed Wilkerson, Sheldon Richardson, and Damon Harrison dominated at the point of attack and never let Martin get going.
Winslow off to a good start
Kellen Winslow was in the middle of many of the Jets biggest plays on offense. Not only did he catch Geno's lone TD pass, but also the long completion before it to set up the score. On the game-winning drive, Winslow caught a 25 yard pass to put the Jets at midfield. He led the team in receptions and yards at the end of the day. Something that tends to be overlooked when it comes to receivers/tight ends is their ability to put themselves in the right position on the field to make a play. Being that each of these receptions came after Geno extended the play (i.e. rolling out of the pocket, looking past his second read, etc.) Winslow's ability to find space and provide a sure-target for his QB shows off his above-average awareness. If he can stay healthy he should put together a good season.
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A win's a win, but the Jets will want to improve on the following points as they face off with a very tough schedule, beginning this Thursday against the Patriots and extending through October:
- Lack of run game, albeit against a very stout Tampa Bay run defense.
- Inability to shut down Vincent Jackson (154 yards receiving).
- Ball security in the red zone (Geno Smith's INT came when the Jets were within striking distance of the endzone, something Mark Sanchez was notorious for).
The only way for the Jets to shake the "Circus" moniker, bestowed upon them by the media, perpetuated by their mishandling of Tebow, and embodied by the recently-retired Not Top 10 blunder known as the Buttfumble, is to win. The Jets took a step in the right direction yesterday, playing an all-around solid football game than the Bucs and putting themselves in a position to steal the victory in the closing seconds. However, the media's not quite ready to give up on the Circus theme that has sold so many newspapers, generated so much web traffic, and given every "analyst" something to talk about when he or she would rather crack jokes than talk X's and O's. From the FOX broadcasters who announced Folk's game-winning field goal as "the circus continues!" and the ESPN anchor who called the highlight the exact same way, it appears that the Jets will continue to be the butt of the joke until they leave absolutely no room for misinterpretation-- the focus of the franchise is on playing good football, not making big headlines.


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Outstanding In The Field has announced their 2014 North American Tour, and they will again be returning to the DC area and working with Birch & Barley Chef, and long-time Arcadia supporter, Kyle Bailey. The Outstanding In The Field Dinner will be held at Arcadia's new production farm operation in Middleburg, VA. Hunger Run Farm is a partnership between a local landowner and supporter that will provide a model for developing sustainable agriculture operations on the region's underutilized farm land.
John Henrehan of Fox 5 News in Washington, DC, reported on the Mobile Market's efforts to bring fresh, healthy, sustainble, local foods to low-income, low-food access neighborhoods in the Washington, DC area. The story, which aired on May 3, can be seen Here.
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UWindsor announces delivery of child safety seats to Walpole Island Bkejwanong First Nation families
The University of Windsor has announced that the first twenty child safety seats have been received by families courtesy of an innovative new collaborative research initiative between the University of Windsor and Walpole Island First Nation.
The program, part of the First Nations Children's Safety Project, is aimed at reducing the risk of injury and death of Aboriginal children. The project, funded by AUTO21, is looking at finding community generated ways to reduce the risk of personal injuries resulting from vehicle collisions, has established a new trust fund whose goal is to ensure that every child living on a reserve community in Canada is eventually provided with a Clek child booster seat.
"I want you to feel like this is only the beginning," UWindsor Social Work professor Brent Angell stated to the Walpole Island research partners at a recent meeting when the first shipment of child booster seats were delivered to the community for distribution. "I can't make any promises, but I'm hopeful that the trust fund will grow to the point where everyone who needs one gets one."
The child booster seats easily snap into place using the vehicle's factory installed seatbelt-like latch connectors, which anchor them in a way that makes them part of the car's infrastructure for improved safety. While they retail for about $70, Angell has an agreement with the manufacturer to provide them to First Nations Communities for half that price.
"When you think about it, $35 is a pretty small investment to make to protect a child," he said.
According to Angell, vehicle injuries occur at a rate of between four and 10 times higher in First Nations communities than in the rest of the country, so dedicating resources to prevent injuries creates an excellent "social return on investment" considering the millions of dollars that go to treating and rehabilitating vehicle accident victims. This is especially true when considering the costs associated with caring for someone who has suffered a traumatic brain injury during a collision.
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"Each community will come up with its own ideas of what's important to them," said Angell. "What's important on Walpole Island might not be the same priority in another First Nation community".


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This could so easily apply to newlyweds.. less the first 7. Im sure my wife misses the ice cream
Today Twitter briefly went down above is a time graph for productivity amongst twitter users. Yes this is absolutely a scientific study… Ok maybe its not.
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I have said all along… Twitter is a much better tool for education. Facebook limits the poteintal for live interaction just b/c of the lack of threaded conversations alone. Twitter allows students to develop meaningful long term relationships. Great study very interesting.
One more point… Students with lower household incomes are less likely to use facebook. This means they take college more seriously and are likely on an academic scholarship.
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Wow… these numbers are in pounds so you need to double it… Because apparently people are interested in this Royal Wedding thing…
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Wait 13% of people fill out a tax form by hand?… what are they thinking?
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Good times… Love the fact that a group made an infographic about infographic. It reminds me of the picture within a picture within a picture mind benders.
Social Brand & Business (by David Armano)
I often say that businesses that are internally social will begin to express themselves in externally Social ways. The key to adoption of social tools are enterprise 2.0 cultures. The tools are irrelevant Social Media is an expression of the culture. Email can be an enterprise 2.0 tool (maybe not a good one) if it is used in a certain way.
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Business Cultures (by David Armano)
If a business gets to stage 2 they will very likely hit stage 3… That is just a natural extension.
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(via Infographic: Most Viewed/Shared Brands 2010 | Digital Buzz Blog)
Interesting… haven't checked this data yet but it looks pretty dang close to correct.
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(via Facebook Photo Trends [INFOGRAPHIC] | Pixable Blog)
Totally accurate… one note the reasons Girls prefer looking at photos with Girls and Guys prefer looking at photos with Girls are vastly different. However if a brand posts photos with Girls they are more likely to get both shares and clicks.
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I love a good novelty fabric, and after seeing a few space themed dresses (such as this great one by laikadoll) I decided I needed to make one for myself! In the end I decided to make a skirt instead of a dress, but will probably make a top later on so that I can wear them together or separately. I also learnt how to do in-seam pockets so the skirt is not only awesome but practical!
Apr 30, 2013, 01.23 PMby Ezzles
More space prints! Love it!
Apr 29, 2013, 06.34 PMby iamsupermom
Very cute
Apr 29, 2013, 04.10 PMby Mary Athey
this is gorgeous, the fabrics fab. if you don't mind me asking how do you link other peoples projects to thank them like you did x
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Also my tired brain just clicked that you linked to my space dress! You're a doll x
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Gorgeous! Love me some space prints :)
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Yann Novak | 3 Surfaces - 3 Surfaces is a site specific sound and light installation for the main stairwell of the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena. The piece incorporates the unique sounds, natural light, and architectural details of the space as primary materials. The sound piece is formed using field recordings of the space itself, captured during peak activity hours. Using digital filtering and processing, the recordings are transformed into a subtle environmental "tint" to alter how the audience perceives the space. The space will be physically altered using scrims to create 3 new surfaces above the stairwell, which will allow for the natural light to be filtered through while suggesting a more private, intimate experience.
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