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Didn't know what to call this chapter... Amy is told... something... aj is mad at emmi!!
Okay I'm so terribly sad to say that emmi will no longer be in the story. She has broken me in a place they won't be able to fix with duck tape or staples by calling me 'weird.' *Sniff* dramatic? Yes. But I'm a VERY fragile person. So emmi. You have been removed from my notebook!!! AND from my fave authors list!
Haha okay onto the story... and just for good times I'll use the last thing of emmi I ever want to remember!
Her bubble divider thingymajig.
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Amy's POV
Mikey and I were finally alone through a busy day of 11th grade. Easy, but busy.
Mikey was sitting on the couch reading 'Spiderman' or some other comic book.
"So." I said falling down next to him and leaning my head on his shoulder, realising he was reading 'Hellboy.' "Today was... fun?"
He looked at me and closed his book, throwing it on the floor.
"Fun? If you call 5 tests and a jelous brother fun.. Then yeah... it was a blast." He said annoyed.
I wrapped my arms around him and held him tight.
"Don't worry about Gerard. he'll get over me soon enough." I said with my cheek on his chest.
He shrugged and wrapped his arms around me, kissing the top of my head.
"M-maybe you should... you know... t-talk to him?" he said quietly.
"You know... tell him that you are mine!"
I giggled.
"I'll talk to him but I don't wanna be a bitch to him."
"Why not? I need you more than he--" Mikey was cut off my my phone vibrating in my pocket. He looked down to our touching crotches.
"Ah shit!" He said getting up and kissing my cheek before he did.
I laughed and answered the phone.
"Amy! Guess what?!" a familiar female voice said from my mobile.
"Hey, Carol." I said still a bit giggley. "What's up?"
"I'm moving up to Jersey!" she squeeled.
My jaw dropped.
"Y-your What?!" I screamed.
"Yeah! A town called Bellville. Its about an hour away!" she laughed.
"Oh my god! Mikey lives in Bellville! It's pretty. Wait when?!"
"Umm... next month. But we're coming up next week to look at an apartment." She said panting a little.
"Oh my god! Wait... we're?" I asked confused.
"Oh yeah. That's the second part. Emmi's coming!"
"EMMI'S COMING?!" I yelled at the top of my lungs making Mikey run out of the bathroom.
"Who's Emmi?" he asked, jumping as he did up his fly.
I didn't bother to answer. I was too exited.
Emmi was my best friend from Australia. She was a black wearer and was also the outcast at school. While everyone was wearing Fluro pink and yellow we were wearing black and red. She was pretty much exactly like Casey. She was obbsessed with Panic At The Disco. It only just hit me how the two were so alike. I missed her sooo much.
"What the fuck! Are you serious?!" I yelled.
"Ha-yeahh. She's going to your school. Her parents just got divorced and she was expelled at school so she's gonna come to New Jersey with me and she'll be staying with you when I go back home. She's really exited." My auntie laughed.
I giggled. She was always such a rebal. She should have ben expelled years ago.
"Well I have to go now so take care of yourself." She said.
"Yeah okay but could you please bring Ryan? I Miss him." I asked.
Ryan was my guitar. I don't know why I named it but I named everything. I named it ryan after the one and only
Ryan Ross after I got it on my 12th birthday.
She laughed.
"Yeah okay bye bye." She said before hanging up.
I looked up at Mikey who was still trying to do up his fly. He was jumping up and down along with his zipper.
"Need some help?" I laughed.
He finally stopped jumping and let out a sigh of relief.
"'S'all Gewd!" he panted. "Care to tell me who Emmi and Ryan are?" he asked falling back on the bed.
"Emmi's my best friend from australia. She and my auntie are moving to Bellville and she's comming to school here!" I squeeled.
"Amy! That's Great!!" he said sitting up on the bed. "And Ryan? Should I be jelous of him?"
I laughed and shook my head.
"My guitar." I giggled.
"Oh... good. That's so awesome. How bout we go get some dinner to celebrate." He smiled.
"Eating this food is hardly a celebration." I chuckled.
"Yeah. Well you get to spend a whole week with me. Isn't that enough? Or would you rather Ryan?" he said sarcasticly.
I laughed as we stood up and headed to the door.
He stopped just as I turned the handle.
"Wait... why did you name your guitar?" he asked confused.
I giggled and dragged him out, slamming the door shut behind us.
Haha! I can't stay mad at Emmi! She's too madd!!!! Though she might hate me for stealing her bubbles OoOoO
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Isidor Wilhelm Seiss(23 December 1840 — 25 September 1905)
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Under PRWORA the AFDC program was ended and the entitlement program was replaced with a block grant. A major hurdle in the passage of PRWORA was determining a formula for allocating federal block grant funds to states. Rich states wanted a formula based on prior receipt of federal AFDC dollars while poor states wanted a formula that equalized federal funds. In the end, federal funds were allocated to states based on the average amount of federal AFDC funds received by the states in a prior three-year period (1993-1995). This was a victory for rich states as it guaranteed that the unequal distribution of federal funds that existed in the AFDC program would continue under the block grant program. Poor states (especially poor southern states) were unhappy with this situation and threatened to pull support from the legislation.
In an effort to placate these states and keep the legislation on-track, the supplemental grant funding was added to the bill. The supplemental grant funding provided an additional federal funding appropriation of 800 million dollars for four years beginning in federal fiscal year 1998 for "qualifying states". The formula provides that each state that qualifies received a grant equal to 2.5% of their federal AFDC drawdown for 1994 in the first year. In each subsequent year the amount of the prior year is increased by the amount received in the first year. (That is, the money doubles in the second year, triples in the third year, etc.) Qualifications for supplemental grants were established so that most states receiving fewer federal dollars in the block grant formula would be eligible for supplemental dollars. States qualified for supplemental grants in two ways, population growth and spending per poor person.
While supplemental grants had the effect of providing some additional funding to the 17 qualifying states, they did little to address the real problems with the TANF funding formula. Basing TANF funding on the prior AFDC formula had the effect of cementing in place the inequities that states experienced in the prior program. Since AFDC grants were based on each state's ability to pay match dollars, and TANF funds are based on AFDC grants, then TANF funds are actually based on the state's economy in 1993. Nine years later, states are still unable to make any change that would result in increased federal dollars. The result of this funding formula is shown in the attached chart. TANF allocations per poor child vary from a low of $411 to a high of $2,744.
Beyond the inequities of basing TANF funds on AFDC grants, the two programs are designed to accomplish vastly different purposes. The AFDC program existed to pay cash assistance checks to needy families. The TANF program was designed to move families from cash assistance to employment. States understood the purpose of TANF and have moved far away from the cash assistance programs. In 2000, states spent less than half of their TANF grants, 49%, on cash assistance. The majority of each states' TANF grant was spent on helping parents attain and retain employment. While welfare payments vary a great deal from state to state, the cost of childcare, transportation, and job training does not, and these are the services states are purchasing with their TANF dollars. Using welfare spending formulas to allocate block grants for a work program is unreasonable and illogical.
The PRWORA expires this year and must be reauthorized to continue funding. Reauthorization provides an opportunity to rectify the funding inequities in the original legislation. TANF funds are intended to help needy families. It makes sense therefore, to allocate funds to states based on need. A revision to the current TANF funding formula is necessary to ensure that poor citizens have the same supports and the same opportunities no matter where they live.


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Many families have their Christmas presents wrapped and under the tree; their holiday plans ready to set into action on Monday.
But for the 26 families of the victims of the Newtown elementary school shooting, their holiday plans were ripped away from them on that fateful Friday.
"I couldn't imagine not having my daughter around for Christmas. That's... I would cry," says Jennifer Sadler, a University of Memphis student and mother to a four-year-old girl.
Sadler was inspired to make up gifts for each of the families, filling them with not just presents but also hope, saying, "It's really about each individual family and just showing them that we care about you, we care about your son, your daughter, your sister, your brother."
The Newtown tragedy also hit home for Kimberly Hooper, an elementary school teacher in Memphis.
"The teacher, Victoria, when I heard her story I was like, 'That would have been me,' because in that classroom, you are there to protect those students," says Hooper.
Hooper was one of the volunteers who handwrote Christmas cards for the families. She says initially it was hard to find words to say to the families, especially in tragic situation like this. Eventually she asked herself, "' 'What would I say to the family of another teacher?'"
Sadler also wrote a poem to wrap around candles for each gift bag. The presents also included Memphis memorabilia and a stuffed U of M tiger.
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Nico Rosberg: "What Sebastian's car can do in the corners is madness."
Damon Hill: "Nico is not going to be a pushover by any means."
"It was definitely inappropriate" - Nico Rosberg
According to Bild newspaper, it was Red Bull who alerted the FIA to Rosberg's breach
Ferrari is keeping an eye on Rosberg, while according to Marca correspondent, Maldonado is a possible Raikkonen's successor
Mercedes drivers have a slightly different view on Massa's move to Williams team.
Mark Webber admitted driving around without a helmet was also not the kindest thing he could have done to his ears.
Ugly noses will not be addressed until 2015.
Lewis Hamilton believes that Kimi Raikkonen would give Sebastian Vettel a hard time
Vettel holds the points lead as he aims for his fourth title.
Hamilton doesn't settle for anything but the best and wins
Christian Horner comments included "...Fernando Alonso taking off his cap and throwing it into the crowd..."
Will Adrian Newey and the Red Bull engineers be able to fix the "hip" problem if indeed Ricciardo is signed officially by the team?
Sebastian Vettel thinks that each test kilometre is an advantage
Vettel needs to show leadership inside of Red Bull, according to Hamilton.
The 28-year-old acknowledged that the 2014 rules revolution is a "huge opportunity" for a works outfit like Mercedes.
Nico Rosberg insists that Ross Brawn is not going to leave team
Testing accidents set pre-season ablaze.
Niki Lauda and Toto Wolff do not agree with Brawn's decision
Briton Hamilton and his Mercedes AGM F1 W04 sped over the gravel at the end of the back straight, hitting the tyre wall head-on.
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It appears the rumor is due to Niki Lauda chatting with Sebastian Vettel
Nico Rosberg's distinctive yellow F1 helmet was stolen at 2am in the hours before his home Grand Prix at the Nurburgring in July.
According to the seven times world champion, Mercedes did not have the needed funds during his tenure with the team. Michael Schumacher: "It's a factor."
Team orders is not a new idea in any motor sports event over the ages, nor will it cease to exit.
Ross Brawn thinks everyone recognises now that Nico was better than everyone thought
"FIA judicial and disciplinary rules" were the words used in the statement!
Sergio Perez also says that Sebastian Vettel is the more complete driver.
"All I can say is, dear Sebastian, don't worry about," - Hans-Joachim Stuck.
The most crash, spin and incident-prone driver has been Williams' Pastor Maldonado
Lewis Hamilton made the switch to Mercedes, and already is giving his opinion of his new teammate: Nico Rosberg. The 2008 world champion said, "Nico is a damn strong competitor."


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The Cinema Society screening of Lovelace last night was the final nail in the coffin for the infamous adult film Deep Throat. The biopic about Linda Lovelace—or, rather Linda Marchiano, as Gloria Steinem was quick to correct—stars Amanda Seyfried in what the actress called her most difficult role to date: a woman trapped in an abusive marriage and forced into porn. Steinem, who never saw Deep Throat when it came out in 1972, because she chose instead to picket outside movie theaters in protest, said, "It's horrible. In Deep Throat, you can see Linda's bruises!"
Extricating herself from the part proved more difficult than Seyfried had anticipated. She told Style.com that after production wrapped, she spent her time "just sitting and painting" for the three weeks before she started working on Les Misérables. But despite the challenges, she does feel like the film is a victory, if for no other reason than the fact that Marchiano's grown children came out in support. "I can't even believe the people that connected around the film," said Seyfried, pausing mid-interview to point at Steinem. "God, I'm just so proud of us for making this."
As much as she tried to depict the film as a group effort, the cast was unanimous: The movie works because of Seyfried's performance. Zachary Quinto thinks she's one of the best actresses working today. "Amanda is willing and able to occupy many different bodies and personas, and do it with authenticity," he said. "I've seen a lot of her work, and I'm never underwhelmed."


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Delicious Hunter QQ.
Seriously though: this is kind of funny just because it reverses the usual state of affairs. Usually Hunters demand every sort of loot drop and then the Rogue gets angry because he missed out on some perfect and lovely dagger that is excellent for combat daggers, but is just a throw away AGI boost for the hunter.
Sweet, sweet hunter QQ.
Aw... sounds like a rogue lost an Emerald Ripper! Or whatever it is that rogues are jonesing for.
Surely, the fact that hunters would prefer Sonic Spear, Trollbane, Netherbane, Halberd of Desolation or the Shivering Felspine has nothing to do with this rogue's QQing! After all, I see so many polearm-or-axe-specced rogues...
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CLASSIC car lovers came together for fun in the sun at Blenheim Palace yesterday.
The palace grounds in Woodstock were packed with vintage vehicles and their owners at the annual classic vehicle show, which is also running today.
Among the enthusiasts was Stephen Penny, 56, from Carterton. Mr Penny restores the bodywork on old Rolls Royces for a living, but got more than he bargained for when he arrived in his very own 1923 Rolls Royce Phantom.
He said: "We won best car in show, which wasn't the reason for going, but it was certainly a nice surprise.
"We went to it for the first time last year and we loved it so much we decided to go back again this time.
"Obviously I love Rolls Royces, because that's the way I make my living, but the whole atmosphere of people enjoying old cars, no matter what they are, was fantastic."
Today, the show will continue with a supercar picnic and a display of motorbikes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Most major economists expect the Federal Reserve to hold interest rates at the current level near zero through the end of the year despite signs of rising inflation, a Reuters poll found on Wednesday.
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said in a press conference following a central bank policy meeting that while rising oil prices were forcing a pick up in inflation, those price pressures were expected to be transitory.
"All his press conference did was reinforce that core members of the Fed are holding to the notion that it is unnecessary to lift the funds rate anytime soon," said Tom Porcelli, chief U.S. economist at RBC Capital Markets in New York. "Until you see inflation expectations come unhinged, they will be emboldened to keep the funds rate at a low level."
Of the 20 primary dealers -- the large financial institutions that do business directly with the Fed -- only two of the 17 dealers who answered the poll expect the central bank to increase interest rates before the end of 2011. That was unchanged from a similar poll conducted on April 1.
The Fed on Wednesday raised its estimate for 2011 inflation to a range of 2.1 percent to 2.8 percent, boosted by a surge in oil prices.
However, the central bank said in its policy statement that "inflation has picked up in recent months, but longer-term inflation expectations have remained stable and measures of underlying inflation are still subdued.
The Fed also reiterated it plans to keep official interest rates at the current range of zero to 0.25 percent for an "extended period."
"It reaffirmed the current policy stance that policy remains accommodative and the majority of the committee gave no ground to the more vocal (inflation) hawks on the committee," said Kevin Logan, economist at HSBC Securities USA in New York, adding "it is still clear the majority of the committee is committed to an accommodative stance for an extended period."
The Fed also on Wednesday after its two-day policy meeting said it intends to end its latest, $600 billion bond-buying program -- known as QE2 -- in June as scheduled and said it would not let its balance sheet run down immediately.
Most economists felt that left very slim chances of another round of Treasuries purchases any time soon.
Of the 16 primary dealers who answered a question about the chances of a "QE3" program in the next two years, only one ascribed a 25 percent chance of such a program, while the remaining 15 gave it less than a 25 percent chance.
"The bar for is very very high for (QE3), so the odds of it happening are very low," said Bulent Baygun, head of U.S. interest rate strategy at BNP Paribas in New York.
The looming end of the current Treasuries purchase program is not expected to have a large impact on U.S. Treasury note yields, with the median of forecasts calling for the benchmark 10-year Treasury note to be 3.60 percent at the end of June, up only marginally from Wednesday's trade level of 3.36 percent.
The median of forecasts for the 10-year yield at the end of the second quarter was 3.61 percent in the April 1 poll.
The economists also gave Bernanke high marks for his performance in the post-meeting press conference, which was the first of its kind for a Fed chairman. The lowest grade from 13 of the primary dealers who answered the question was "B" grade, with most of the economists giving Bernanke an "A" or "A minus" grade.
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My name is Tyler (I'm a girl) and I am a 23 year old aspiring TV writer/illustrator/comedian-type person from Chicago. I sell my artworks at my Etsy shop, Roaring Softly, and I take comedy writing classes at The Second City. I am a Tina Fey fanatic, INFJ, cat person, Hufflepuff, and all-around hot mess. I love grapefruit, figure drawing, Disney magic, and long autumn walks. I dislike bleu cheese, car commercials, diet tips, and "nightlife."
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Children from Golden Lane Community centre and their families will be demonstrating how to (mis)use the museum for play. How accessible is the museum for children and how ok is it to run your arm along the smooth, wide handrails, pull faces against the glass partitions and roll on the floor? Freedom to follow playful desires and push the limits of museum behaviour will be unleashed upon everyone in the museum all day on the 29th and 30th August.
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0:00 Having played through versions of "Peggle" on PC, Nintendo DS and Xbox Live already, I'm not expecting a lot of surprises in this one. Basically I just want to see how well the addictive peg-popping experience translates to the iPhone's touch-screen.
0:01 I turn my iPhone sideways to orient the PopCap logo correctly. As the game loads, it tells me it's "Cranking Awesomeness, Summoning Zen," etc. Before I know it, we're ready to go. That was fast!
0:02 I enter my name on a Peggle Academy "Certificate of Admission" using the iPhone's crappy on-screen keyboard, and Bjorn the Unicorn makes his familiar introduction: "Ten Peggle masters are ready to teach you how to get the most out of your Peggle experience, and since I'm the boss, I get to go first!" Well, la-dee-freakin'-da!
0:03 Yup ... looks a lot like the first level of "Peggle," all right. If you don't know somehow, the object is to use a bouncing pinball to hit the few orange pegs amid a sea of blue pegs. Interesting ... there's a wheel along the right edge of the screen that I flick with my thumb to aim my ball cannon at the pegs. I can also aim more directly by tapping anywhere on the playfield. Makes me wonder why the wheel is there at all...
0:04 Hey, where's the background music? Everything seems oddly quiet without it. Do they want me to go into iTunes to make my own soundtrack or something?
0:05 So far, this reminds me of "Peggle: Dual Shot" a whole lot. The resolution is a little better than it was on the DS, but it still doesn't compare to a full-size computer monitor or TV screen. Everything's just a little grainy and the animation is just a little jumpy.
0:06 "Ode to Joy" blasts through my earbuds as I easily complete the level. I could probably do it in my sleep at this point. The score counts up a tad slowly.
0:07 "Precision! Double tap the screen to zoom in!" says an info screen before Level 2. Nice! This improves my aim quite a bit, giving me exactly the position I want for perfect ricochets. I'm also getting used to using the wheel on the side to aim -- when I tap on the playfield directly, my thumb tends to get in the way of my aim.
0:09 The only problem with the zoom feature is that it makes it hard to see the free-ball bucket scrolling along the bottom of the screen and, sometimes, the aiming arrow at the top of the screen. I can zoom back out again before shooting, though, so it's not a big problem.
0:11 I lose my final ball on a tough ricochet shot for the final orange peg that would complete the level. I wasted a bunch of earlier shots because I wasn't really paying too much attention. Can you blame me ... this is probably the dozenth time I've played this very level in one form or another.
0:13 No puttering around this time ... I focus and finish the level easily, with six extra balls remaining at the end. I'm a machine!
0:15 Usually, Bjorn's super-guide power-up is only marginally useful. On the tiny screen of the iPhone, though, seeing where the ball is going to ricochet is very useful.
0:17 I just totally missed a peg that I thought I was aiming directly at. Damn this tiny screen!
0:19 I think the iPhone screen is a bit too sticky for this game. Every time I try to lift my thumb off the aiming wheel, it moves a little bit, slightly adjusting my shots. Very annoying.
0:20 I just notice that this version is missing the crowd's "Awwww" sound effect when the ball makes a near-miss with the last orange peg. I never knew how much I'd miss it until now.
0:23 I'm kind of going through the levels on autopilot here. They're just the same levels I've played countless times before. I can't help but think iPhone owners deserve more than just a port of the now-classic original levels.
0:24 Bjorn's levels are all done. A couple of ceramic unicorns appear in my trophy room to light applause. Up next is "Multiball Madness with Jimmy Lightning." The gopher tells me I "look like you can handle it! ... It's radically amazing!" Yup. And it has been for years now...
0:26 I find I'm not using the zoom as much as I thought I would. I guess the iPhone resolution is generally good enough for most shots, at least for these early levels.
0:27 My first multiball level finishes with a full clear of every peg, and seven whole balls remaining in reserve. I got lucky with the free ball bucket and some high-point shots. Still, I wish I didn't have to slog through these easy levels yet again. Where's the new stuff, PopCap?
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Name: Jane Kellock, co-founder of The Women's Room Blog, with Robert Soar, Jack (age 19), and Flo (age 17).
Location: Stoke Newington, Hackney, London
Size: 4 bedroom terraced house
Years lived in: 20, owned
When Jane and Rob moved into their terraced townhouse in Stoke Newington twenty years ago, there was only one restaurant on the high street. They clearly chose their area well as now it is one of the most creative, bustling and interesting parts of London.
Jane, a designer and colour consultant, along with husband Rob, has transformed the house gradually throughout the years. Each room is filled with an array of colorful pieces and collections, all organised neatly and displayed in a way which is orderly yet fun.
The couple live with their two teenage children, and I'm sure the house would be a great place to grow up. The large, light and airy kitchen opens onto the courtyard garden, making it the perfect party and entertaining space.
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My Style: An eccentric combination of colour and pattern, old and new, and lots of family nostalgia.
Inspiration: I love to combine objects from my past with things I've collected around the world and make eclectic colour stories and shelfscapes.
Favorite Element: My kitchen, which manages to combine modern function with the personality of the rest of the house. It's the heart of the house, where everyone hangs out to eat, chat and play music.
Biggest Challenge: Dusting all the collections – I don't, life's too short to dust!
What Friends Say: Where does Rob live?
Biggest Embarrassment: The dust.
Proudest DIY: Rob is a DIY genius and can build anything. The garden planters he made this summer were made from wood he found in skips around Hackney and cost about 80p in total.
Biggest Indulgence: Nothing cost much money, as we don't like to feel too precious about anything, but I do like to indulge in buying ceramic swans, vases and scented candles from Anthropologie.
Best Advice: Enjoy where you live and if you have children, don't buy expensive items that can get broken or ruined. It's their home too and they should be able to feel comfortable in it.
Also NEVER switch on the "big" light — lamps and candles make everything look warm and inviting – and hide the dust.
Dream Sources: Car boot sales, Ebay, Spitalfields Antique market on Thursdays, and local Hackney independents. I am so lucky to have so many creative resources right on my doorstep.
Resources of Note:
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- Taxidermy – Antique shops in The Shambles, Malton North Yorkshire
- Horse lamp – Spitalfields antique Market
- Leather Chair – Story Spitalfields
- 50's chair – family heirloom
- Ikea and car boot sales
Thanks, Jane and Rob!
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No to the deer-heads, for me anyhow.
But really nnice collections of pottery and dog figurines! :)
I love it, deer heads and all. What a cozy and beautiful home.
The low ceilings make me feel claustrophobic. Not crazy about this house.
STUFFFFFF!!!!!!!!!!! Where do people find the time to collect so many different kinds of STUFFF???
I love the house.... very "London" and that kitchen! it looks like a place where many hours of great food and conversation would take place!
The taxidermy is beautiful btw.
I, for one, love STUFF! Just a part of my personality, I guess. I was excited by the pottery and books and shelves; the place looks like real people live there. And I like that granny chic.
I was turned off quite a bit by the taxidermy, though. Never have liked it.
A bit too many details, but a very pleasant house. A lots of light and air, and good colors. Seems that the owner is the nature and animal lover. Overall, I felt good "walking" through the house :).
I love this house and the 20 years worth of stuff that come with it (love the pottery collection!) - so cozy and comfortable! You can tell people spend time enjoying this home instead of obsessing over curating it.
Many house tours on AT always make me feel like the owners are trying too hard and there are so many design elements that we see way too often. This house is refreshingly different.
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Absolutely fabulous, except the yellow wallpaper but that is to be attributed to my yellow-phobia. Love the skylights (so British, it makes me miss UK so much), love the taxidermy, love the dog.
Don't click a link if you see dead stuff only to complain about the dead stuff. It is incredibly annoying. If you want to make a point don't open or comment! When you do, you only make the post more popular anyway.
Lovely space, thank you for sharing!
the most awesome shower! where are those orange tiles from??
fully gorgeous!
I like everything here. but I love the kitchnen, the outdoor space, the bedroom and the bathroom!!!!
I like everything here. but I love the kitchnen, the outdoor space, the bedroom and the bathroom!!!!
Loving the Cow Parsley... and in two colorways! A lovely home through and through.
I agree with HHRI. What they've done seems like something I could do as well, using what I already have in my home (minus the two teenagers, ha!).
Love the use of color- especially that orange tile in the bath! Great wallpaper as well!
Gorgeous rooftop space!
Do you guys EVER show a home without either real or faux dead animals?? I am pretty much done with that fad.
Came to the comments for the predictably self-righteous complaints about taxidermy; was not disappointed. :P But seriously, people, this is someone's home we are graciously being invited to view. Would you make such comments to them in person if you were physically standing in their living space? Don't be rude with your comments. If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all. These homeowners don't decorate to please your taste or morals. Take what design inspiration you can and leave the rest.
Jane and Rob,
You have a very lovely home. It looks lived in and comfortable and effortless.
I like. Especially all the books and collections and the room with the painted flowers. Pretty.
Love,love,love the wallpapers,they are fabulous!
I really don't like seeing animal heads as decor.. It makes it so difficult to appreciate the rest of the tour. :(
Nowhere in the AT comment policy does it say,you should only say nice things.
You must be new then.They love to delete comments.That being said,I love the decor but those kitchen ceilings had me ducking at my desk.
relaxed, I like your decoration style. cute dog, by the way.
Lots of interesting bits & bobs. As for the taxidermy.... À chacun à son goût,
Agree with RubyMae 100%.
I loved this house tour, except for the taxidermy.
The sit out, and the library wall-- very nice.
I LOVED this!!! The colors are rich and stunning! Theres a lot of elegance here. As for the low ceiling/ claustrophobia comments- I didn't get that impression at all, in fact I had the impression that the rooms are king of grand. The only bummer is the inevitable negative taxidermy comments. Give me a break people, its just 2 pieces. Get over it
I like this quirky space. It must be great to hang out in the kitchen and as for that dog...what a cutie!
At first I thought the ceilings in the kitchen were very low, too. But I am not so sure anymore. On the first glance these shelves look like Billys, which would make for a very low ceiling, but they aren't, so maybe they are actually taller. Also, this part of the roof is sloped, the rest of the ceiling is higher.
I think it's the photographs that are not very good, because the kitchen also looks a bit dark in some of them, which should be impossible with those skylights and the huge glass patio doors.
The high street had lots of restaurants 20 years ago and was already gentrified.
Love your pottery and necklaces.
I'm amazed by all the negative comments on this house tour! This house doesn't look cluttered to me at all, compared with a lot that we see on AT. Nothing wrong with having a lot of books. The house has a great, homely style.
You can definitely tell the "armchair" designers by their negative taxidermy comments. Anyone who knows and appreciates interior design knows that taxidermy in NOT a fad or a trend but has been a staple of interior design for thousands of years, while granite and stainless is fad/trend du jour... If Taxidermy isn't for you then fine, keep your negatives to yourself and don't use it. Nice tour btw...
Heh, taxidermy trend comments crack me up. I'll have to tell my family in Minnesota that their mounted fish and game trophies are trendy and trying too hard and not sources of pride.
Very English house in a fun modern sort of way. It makes me really, really want to add some wallpaper to my own place.
Lyme disease spread by deers... Oh dear. It's spread by ticks, which can be found... pretty much everywhere in nature.
I don't get all the bad comments. It's like when one starts, everybody feels like they have to chime in. I LOVE the kitchen, love the stuff, the european feel (we don't see that type of apartment up here where I live), the bedroom with the gray/wood/yellow-gold, the fireplaces...
I think this house is pretty. I like the colorful wallpaper and love all of the books....and the pottery. I'm more of a minimalist and I like to use everything in my house. When I'm at the flea market and I find something I like, my first question is...what would I use it for?
This house is fun! Lots to look at, but I bet the stuff on the back of the shelves doesn't come out to play that often.
I LOVE the bathroom with the orange subway tiles!!!!!!!!!!!
RubyMae rocks! I was going to comment, but she (presumably) has already said everything I wanted to, only better...
"If your family hunts - then the taxidermy is not trendy nor ironic. If you picked up the deer's head, porcelain antlers, cardboard rhino's head, plastic lions head (etc.) at the vintage store (or Jonathan Adler's, or Target, or West Elm...) then you're just following a fad and it IS old and tired."
I like everything except orange bathroom, real deer heads and so much pottery and books. Beautiful dog. What kind of dog is that? Nice colors, wallpaper & mirror.
Love the orange bathroom tiles!
AND the lobster necklace. Where in this wonderful world did you get that?
I agree with RubyMae too.
There is no law that says you can say ONLY nice things on internet boards. The whole idea is to offer feedback: positive, negative, and everything in between, within reason.
It's possible people may even find some of the comments about their homes constructive, and it's also possible that they fully expect and are prepared for the reality that not everyone will love all elements of their homes.
BTW, for the record I don't like taxidermy in general; it has nothing to do with it being a "fad". I've hated it since I saw Hitchcock's "Psycho" ha ha ha!
Also, lots of people make similar comments about MCM, minimalism, etc etc.
We all have our own loves, like, and pet peeves. And that's okay! :)
I'm not crazy about the orange bathroom or the deer heads, but that's my personal taste, not an attack on the owners' design sensibility. One should live with the things that make one happy (not everybody would like my carved skulls or daybed), damn & blast what others think. The owners have obviously spent years building a warm, comfortable home for their family and it shows in every room.
One more thing. Kudos for respecting the teenagers' privacy by not showing their rooms. I think that's important.
@RubyMae - Everything you said! Opinions! I think most people that showcase their homes on here are well aware that there could be some negative comments. If we are being honest - there are things in my own house that I'm not crazy about. I'm not crazy about "stuff" everywhere - so this is just too much of too much.
That orange tile is fantastic!
I love the colorful bathroom! Is that an Orla Kielyl rug?
Cozy cool. I would love a cup of tea in that kitchen/dinning room.
it should be "designers" hahahha
it should be "designers" hahahha
I love the kitchen, and this seems like a happy, lived-in home.
I'm not in favor of being a Pollyanna, but it really gets old when then negativity comes from the same people all the time. It doesn't matter the type of post--it seems a some people here just want to take others down a peg. Pointing out others stupidity and your own superiority is just as annoying as "great house!" comments that lack substance.
Makes me sad, especially this time of year, but I assume some people need to give themselves that little boost they get from tearing apart someone's home.
My favorite part is the mantle with the mirror above it and the chair in the corner next to it. And the big long table with all the shelving in the kitchen. I'm all about practicality (read, storage space).
I generally love most of the Apt Therapy Home Tours, but this one really missed me and my design sensibility? Maybe I need a translator? I'm not feeling the clutter, the covered sofas, and the off-kilter lampshade, etc. I spent too many years in grad student housing - where such things appeared from necessity (aka being broke) as opposed to desire - to get behind this look. Sometimes it comes off as shabby chic...and sometimes it just looks shabby.
FINALLY, a house tour in London that's a relatable, lived in, family home. Thanks for sharing!
A lovely, stylish and creative family home with a massive sense of humour (something sadly missing from lots of the comments) - love it!


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Find the mortgage to match your new house
When you are buying a new home, whether it is for the first time or not, one thing that you will have to consider is how you are going to pay for it. Of course, paying for a new home is a huge financial commitment and one that can seem very daunting when you crunch the numbers. However, by assessing your new situation and looking at the options available you can sort out a mortgage that it going to be well suited to your needs and will match your new lifestyle and requirements.
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When you move home or buy a home for the first time, you will usually find that it is not just your physical surroundings that will change. Your financial situation and your lifestyle will often also be affected and it is important to take this into consideration when you think about your new mortgage. The world of mortgages is a highly competitive one and as such you will often find a variety of mortgage deals aimed at different groups. Looking at the variety of options that are available means that you can better determine which mortgage is going to suit your new circumstances and lifestyle, enabling you to enjoy your house buying experience without being constantly on tenterhooks about finances.
One vital step to take before you make any commitments with regards to a mortgage is to evaluate your finances, as this will give you a far better idea of how much money you can afford to pay out on your mortgage loan and how much flexibility you have in your finances. This in turn will affect which mortgages are going to be best suited to your needs. It is advisable to list all of your regular income along with all regular outgoings, so you know exactly what you will have left each month to put towards mortgage payments. The last thing you want to do is over-commit yourself financially, so knowing what your financial situation is before you take the plunge is very important.
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Another thing you will need to look at is your own lifestyle and situation, as these could both affect your financial situation and income/outgoings from one month to another and therefore need to be taken into account. If you are a first time buyer, for example, you may never have had to deal with paying bills and working out monthly finances before. You may therefore find that the stability of a fixed rate mortgage for 2-3 years could be ideal, as it gives you time to get used to your new way of life without worrying about fluctuating payments that could throw your budget out of sync and leave you struggling to make repayments.
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No matter what your reason for moving home, you should be able to find a suitable mortgage solution that will cut the financial stress and make the home buying experience far easier. If you are selling up and moving on, you may find that with the equity from your old home for a deposit you can afford to get a really good, low interest mortgage. If you are a first time buyer with only a small deposit, you will find plenty of lenders offering lower deposit mortgages at affordable rates. In fact, if you are one of the many people who simply can't work out whether now is a good time to buy a home or move house, seeing the competitive deals available could help you to make your mind up!


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Fullness Fake-It: How to Fake Fuller Hair
Mousse is unbeatable for building body — but tough to apply. Plopping it on deposits too much in one section; rubbing it in your palms first deflates its airiness. So we loved this trick from celebrity stylist Nathaniel Hawkins: Squirt a dollop onto a vent brush and stroke it through your hair. The product will slowly leak through the brush's openings, distributing it from root to end. Our pick: Tresemmé Tres Mousse Extra Hold ($4, drugstores).
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Get in Condition
"Use conditioner every time you wash," says New York City stylist David Evangelista. Worried that it'll leave your hair looking lifeless? Preserve volume by applying it only from midway up the hair to the ends and avoiding the healthier roots. (Extra benefit: Conditioner cuts down on friction — and, in turn, breakage — as you brush.) In addition, do an at-home deep treatment once a week. Try Organix Nourishing Coconut Milk Instant Repair Treatment ($7, drugstores) or Alterna Caviar Anti-Aging Hair Masque with Seasilk ($40, 888-425-8376).
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"Do a cold rinse at the end of your shower, or blast your hair with cool air once you're through blow-drying," says Evangelista. "Both help seal the cuticle so it lies flat and stays shiny."
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Whenever you use a blow-dryer, curling iron, or straightener, be sure to apply leave-in heat protection, says Gretchen Monahan. These lotions or sprays go on before styling to form a barrier between your hair and the hot appliance, cutting down on damage. Try VO5 Extreme Style Heat Defense ($3.49, drugstores) or GHD Thermal Protector ($25, Sephora).
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"Choose a brush with lots of tightly packed bristles to really smooth hair," says Monahan. "Boar bristles are great for fine strands; a boar-plastic mix is best for medium to thick."
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Give heavy serums a time-out, and switch to a lightweight shine spray instead. "It'll give you sparkle and reflection without weighing hair down," says colorist Louis Viél of the Miano Viél Salon in New York City. Our picks: Umberto Beverly Hills Shimmer ($9, Target) and Privé Flash Brilliance ($19.50, priveproducts.com).
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Consider a gloss treatment, which coats hair in a shine-amplifying glaze for a few weeks. Viél suggests having one right after a color service, when hair is extra porous: "You'll get the most benefit, and your color will last longer."
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Ashy, mousy, or gray shades don't reflect light well, says Viél. "Brighten and add brilliance with warm tones, either with allover color or highlights." Bonus: Because dye swells the hair shaft, your hair will look thicker, too.
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Laura Simocko, Development Associate
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Living in an urban setting can be a crowded place sometimes but often can also be a lonely place, but with a puppy all of that can go away. Puppies are great when it comes to living in an urban setting.
Lets start with some of the benefits of owning a dog in an urban setting. First of all owning a puppy is a great way to get out of the house and meet new people. Dog parks are located all over, and are a great place to meet single or family oriented individuals or groups. Meeting new people has benefits of its own you are able to create a new friendship with other individuals and that in itself can lead you to being a happier person, and to think all of this happened just because you decided to buy a puppy!
Another benefit of having a puppy is that they are always needing to go outside and run around, this is a great chance for you to do the same and get some activity back in your life. Take the dog for a run or a bike ride what ever you want you will feel great about doing it because not only are you out with a great friend but you are getting to be a healthier individual as well.
If you are a single individual having a puppy could be the best thing for you, it can give you a sense of belonging knowing that you are responsible for a living thing and knowing that without you it wouldn't be able to make it. This feeling is important because it can give you a purpose when you get home. Little puppies online has a large variety of dogs to buy and you can click here to see their Morkie puppies.
Having a puppy is a large commitment, if you have a job that is too demanding or will take you away from home then owning a puppy right now might not be the best choice. Also if you live in a smaller house you may want to think about getting a smaller dog, big dogs can take up a lot of space and generally need it to run around. If you or someone who comes around a lot has an allergy to dogs that is something you should take into account as well. Do you think you are ready to buy a dog? Before you jump into it click here to make sure you are definitely ready.


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This will be our 17th Season promoting and working with the ski resorts and the resort communities! We began a small ski website back in 1996 and that first season we were astonished when about 200 visitors a day began hitting that website.
Last season, even with the less-than-desired snow and cold temperatures, our Winter Advertising Campaign which consists of SkiSoutheast.com, HighCountryWebCams.com (now ResortCams.com)with all of the LIVE ski cameras, and our Weather Websites received more than FIVE MILLION unique visitors.
With normal winter weather we are expecting far more and these are people who WILL be spending their money on skiing, snowboarding, lodging, dining, shopping and more.
If You Own a Business or Vacation Rental that is OPEN this Winter, We Can Send You More Traffic and Business Now!
If your business and/or business website could benefit from doing business with these people who are traveling here from all across the Southeast and Mid Atlantic THEN we have an amazing and very productive marketing campaign that will get these people to your door this winter!
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* The DATA above reflects ONLY the ski and weather content. HighCountryWebCams.com averaged 14,396 visitors per dayduring the 150 days of last ski season for 2,159,400 visitors! Added to the data table above, we saw more than 5 Million Visitors!
TRAFFIC SINCE SEPTEMBER 1st, 2012!!!
* The DATA above reflects the NEW ResortCams.com website ALONG WITH the ski and weather content. More than one-half MILLION visitors came to our websites in JUST that last (38) days!
If you own a business that is in close proximity to any of the ski resorts of the Southeast and Mid Atlantic, we've created a marketing network that WILL WORK FOR YOU!!
We have coordinated this marketing effort with several Chambers of Commerce and TDAs (Tourism and Development Authorities) in ways that are geared to attract visitors from all across the Southeastern and Mid Atlantic states that we ALL get most of our business from.
Highlights of this campaign:
- Resort Information about which ski area they want to visit.
- Slope Conditions, snow reports and Weather info.
- Lodging & Dining Information in close proximity.
- Ski equipment sales or rentals and any clothing needs.
- Other things to do and shopping ideas/choices while on their trip.
- We have more than 70 television stations FREELY promoting us
- In JUST the last month leading up to this ski season we have already seen more than 500,000 visitors!
- There is a LOT of pent up interest to visit the mountains this winter!
Bet You Didn't Know! 2,245,000 people skied here in the Southeast last season!
Those Two Million Skiers made SkiSoutheast.com and our WebCam and Weather Network THEIR Most Visited Website during the period from Sept 1, 2011 through April 1, 2012!
- 1,898,731 Visitors came to SkiSoutheast.com!
- 2,445,186 Visitors came to HighCountryWebCams.com (now ResortCams.com)!
- 726,994 Visitors came to our HighCountryWeather.com and related community weather websites!
- That's 5,224,792 Visitors Total!
- Those Five Million Visitors looked at 44,681,845 Pages of Content!
All the Information Visitors Want; Including YOUR Business Information in ONE Location; Usually within two clicks!
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They will either be looking to choose the resort that they want to visit or looking for discounts and information about the resort they are already hoping/planning to visit.
Lodging Information
Once they've decided where to visit, they will be looking for lodging deals, cabin rentals, hotels and motels close by and more!
Snow related accessories, etc.
Most don't own their own equipment so many will be researching whether to rent their ski and snowboarding equipment close to the resort. They will need clothing, gloves, goggles, etc.
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Most visitors are now researching "where to dine, shop, visit" and other excursions related to their trip destination right on the internet.
Snow Reports & Weather
Winter weather has always been unpredictable and travelers have now come to understand that there are many resources available to them to better "time" their ski getaways with good weather and ski conditions. Let's face it, nobody wants to invest their hard-earned money to visit during rainstorms and bad conditions. Our three pronged network of ski news and events, Live WebCams (on the slopes and on the roadways) and our Weather content is SECOND TO NONE.
There is NO OTHER resource on the internet that provides visitors with all of this information in one place and we can drive those visitors to YOU!
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