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Appendix A: Joint Federal Activities Promoting the Use of Technology in Education
The U.S. Department of Education's (ED) Office of Educational Technology (OET) resides in the Office of the Secretary of Education. OET provides leadership to maximize technology's contribution to improving education. OET develops national educational technology policy and implements policy departmentwide supporting the goals of No Child Left Behind. OET helps to ensure that ED programs are coordinated with efforts across the federal government.
The most significant of the joint activities of the U.S. Department of Education and other federal government entities is the Administration's interagency working group to examine how America's technological leadership could be better deployed in education and training. The U.S. Department of Education and other agencies across the federal government are promoting the use of technology in education through this Working Group on Advanced Technologies for Education and Training. The interagency Advanced Technologies Working Group fosters and promotes the development, application, and deployment of advanced technologies in education and training in the United States. The Group convenes under the aegis of the President's National Science and Technology Council. The Department of Education's Director of Educational Technology and the Under Secretary of Commerce for Technology serve as co-chairs. Other members include: U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Department of Labor, Institute of Museum and Library Services, Library of Congress, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Endowment for the Arts, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Science Foundation, National Security Agency, and the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
The Working Group's agenda has two main areas of interest. First, inventory and examine federal investments focused on the development of advanced technologies for learning, and the development of digital libraries and other technology-enabled learning resources. The group will then determine how to strengthen this portfolio, and seek partnerships with the private sector, the academic research community, teachers, and other key stakeholders to promote and speed the development of these technologies. Second, the Working Group will explore and prioritize barriers to the commercialization, deployment, and adoption of these technologies. For more information on the Working Group, see http://www.visions2020.gov.
Finally, working together with other federal agencies, the U.S. Department of Education is promoting the value of broadband and other technologies for lifelong learning. Broadband technologies have great educational value as well as far-reaching economic impact and on March 26, 2004, President Bush announced a major broadband initiative with the goal of connecting every home to broadband by 2007.
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U.S. Department of Education: The U.S Department of Education administers a number of programs to ensure equal access to education and promote educational excellence for all Americans, and to make sure that no child is left behind. Visit http://www.ed.gov and http://www.nclb.gov.
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Doug O'Neill successfully defended honors as leading trainer for the meet and Joel Rosario stood in a strong position to repeat as leading rider as the Hollywood Park spring-summer meet reached its final program today.
O'Neill returned from a 15-day suspension Saturday to send out My Maloof Rocker to victory in the seventh race and take a 28-26 lead over Bob Baffert. Baffert has only one starter remaining today.
O'Neill wrapped up his fifth Spring/Summer Meet crown here since 2003. He also led in 2005 and tied for top honors in 2007. O'Neill also won Autumn Meet titles here in 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2008.
Rosario moved closer to his second straight riding title here by winning the $196,000 Swaps Stakes Saturday aboard Skipshot to open a 77-73 lead over 2008 king Rafael Bejarano. Rosario has nine mounts today, Bejarano six.
Rosario, a 25-year-old native of the Dominican Republic, seeks his fourth title in the last six major stops on the Southern California circuit. He also led at Del Mar and the 2009 Autumn meet here.
Shawn Turner, co-owner of American Handicap winner Global Hunter, said the 7-year-old horse continues to show improvement after undergoing surgery on his front right ankle, which was injured after he crossed the finish line in the July 4 turf race.
"We had been getting good reports, but my family and I drove up Friday and spent three or four hours with him, and what we saw with our own eyes confirmed the reports," said Turner. "He was healthy, happy, put full weight on the leg and had an eye on the mares."
Global Hunter is recovering at Alamo Pintado Equine Medical Center in Los Olivos in the Santa Ynez Valley.
"We're keeping our fingers crossed," said Turner of the Argentine-bred horse, a Grade I stakes winner with stud potential.
Hollywood Park will reopen for its Autumn Meet under the lights on Thursday, Nov. 4, for a season that will continue through Dec. 19. Opening week will include the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Churchill Downs on Nov. 5-6.
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BMC Racing Team's Philippe Gilbert won his first race as world road champion Thursday by charging past Edvald Boasson Hagen (Sky Procycling) in the final 50 meters of the uphill finish of Stage 12 of the Vuelta a España.
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In taking the win in the rainbow jersey, Gilbert put five runner-up finishes behind him and scored the BMC Racing Team's 27th victory of the season. The winner of two stages of the Vuelta last year said he had a lot of confidence heading into the 164.2-kilometer race. "I was really convinced because the last time when I was second (on Stage 7 last Saturday), it was a little bit similar finish – with a very tricky final," Gilbert said. "So I decided to come to the front pretty early, like with 20 km to go. This cost me a lot of energy because you hit the wind more than the rest. But at least you see everything coming and you can choose your line. I was perfectly dropped off by the guys in the last two kilometers, especially by Danilo Wyss, who did a great job." Gilbert said he was not deterred when Boasson Hagen opened a gap of several bike lengths in the final 250 meters. "When you start (sprinting) so early, it's never easy, because it's still like 20 seconds to the line – a long time," Gilbert said. "It's also where I am the strongest. I knew if I went full gas, I could make it. I passed him and it happened. It was like a dream. It was amazing." Vincenzo Nibali (Astana Pro Team) kept the race lead while Dominik Nerz (16th, 8:02 behind) remains the BMC Racing Team's best rider in the overall standings.
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BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Yvon Ledanois said he saw a tremendous display of teamwork deliver Gilbert safely to the final kilometer in a finish so potentially dangerous that race officials extended the usual "mishap" zone from three kilometers to five. "In the last 12 kilometers, when there was a big attack by Tony Martin, I told Danilo Wyss and Klaas Lodewyck it was time to go to work for Philippe," Ledanois said. "Directly, they went to the front of the race and went to work. I like that attitude." Ledanois said he and Performance Manager Allan Peiper, who is acting as second director at the Vuelta this week, hope the winning continues. "We have one team here, working well together," Ledanois said. "The objective for the team is a good Vuelta, with stage wins. We have a good opportunity for more not just with Philippe, but also with Ivan Santaromita, with Yannick Eijssen – with all of our riders. So I am happy for the team today."
Pinotti Withdraws
Italian national time trial champion Marco Pinotti withdrew from the race before the start, suffering from a sinus infection, BMC Racing Team Dr. Roger Palfreeman said. Pinotti said he had not been feeling well before Wednesday's individual time trial in which he finished 25th, 3:14 off the winning time. "We decided it was best to pull out and try to recover because this might be the only chance I have to participate in the world championship team time trial and the individual time trial," Pinotti said. "I am disappointed, of course. But I want to be philosophical and say I could have tried to start. But for sure it doesn't get better. It's difficult to get healthy racing."
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George Hincapie's sixth place capped an impressive show of force by the BMC Racing Team Sunday at the Tour of Flanders.
Hincapie: We Took Responsibility
When Fabian Cancellara (Leopard Trek) and Sylvain Chavanel (Quick Step) gained a minute's lead with 28 kilometers to go in the 258 km race, the entirety of the BMC Racing Team went to the front. "We took the responsibility to bring them back," Hincapie said. "Then, Alessandro (Ballan) did a couple of good moves. For me, it wasn't a great day – definitely average. I'm looking for better things next weekend (at Paris-Roubaix)." Hincapie's sixth-place matches his finish here a year ago and is his seventh top 10 at Flanders in his last eight eight starts. Nick Nuyens (Saxo Bank-Sungard) took the win in a three-up sprint.
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After figuring prominently on the front in the first half of the race, Karsten Kroon fell over another rider with 87 km to go, breaking his left collarbone. "There was a 'no parking' sign on the sidewalk that wasn't very high, so you couldn't see it," Kroon said. "He ran straight into it and I crashed right into him." BMC Racing Team Chief Medical Officer Dr. Max Testa said because Kroon broke the same shoulder 10 years ago and already has a plate in it, a decision on whether to operate is still to come.


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MORRISTOWN, N.J. – It was a night of thievery in St. Joseph's Hall on Wednesday as two of the best basketball burglars in Division III were on the court in a North Eastern Athletic Conference women's game between visiting Penn State-Berks and homestanding Saint Elizabeth.
CSE senior guard Kelly O'Dell came into the action averaging 4.5 steals per game this season, ranking fourth in all of Division III while her senior counterpart on the Nittany Lions, Keisha Robinson, was 13th in the nation with 4.1 swipes per contest.
The two cagey capers did little to disappoint the fans – O'Dell totaled seven swipes on the night while Robinson registered six steals.
In the end it was O'Dell and her Screaming Eagles (6-5, 4-1 NEAC) who pulled off the biggest heist, rallying back from a halftime deficit to claim their fourth consecutive victory, 82-74.
Penn State-Berks dropped to 2-9 and 1-4 in the conference.
The Nittany Lions held a 35-32 lead at the break after shooting a slick 53.6 percent from the floor. The visitors kept a slight edge over CSE for the opening five minutes and used a 5-0 burst capped off at 13:35 by a three-point play by PSU Berks senior Fatima Rone.
CSE dug in on defense after Cheyenne Grant's lay-up from an Amerisse Rogers feed cut the deficit to one. Freshman Sharolin Sanders made a steal – one of her career-high five on the night – and classmate Ashley Pledger canned a 3-pointer off a pass from Noelle Grande to give CSE a 54-53 lead with 10:43 left.
Rogers and Pledger helped CSE push its lead to 66-61 at the five-minute mark. Rodgers made a steal and finished a fast-break lay-up and then corralled a PSU Berks miss and hit a streaking Pledger for another transition bucket.
The Screaming Eagles scored 20 fast-break points to 10 for the visitors.
Robinson hit a pair of free throws and then drilled a 3-pointer from the top of the key. A free throw by forward Nichole Young-Trappe got the Nittany Lions within two, 69-67, with 2:24 left.
Grant, CSE's sharpshooter, made her first free throw and missed the second, but Clark swooped in for the offensive rebound. On an ensuing baseline out-of-bounds play, O'Dell hit a wide-open Grant for a corner jumper and a five-point lead.
Rogers turned a defensive rebound and a steal into four more points and CSE bled the clock for its fourth win in a row, a season-best streak.
Rogers finished with 14 points and four steals and CSE totaled 22 swipes on the evening while shooting a stellar 56.8 percent in the second half.
O'Dell continued to fill her stat coffers, scoring nine points with seven rebounds and the seven steals. Clark followed in her footsteps, scoring eight points with a game-high 11 rebounds along with five steals, four blocks and four assists.
Pledger led all scorers with 27 points, including 8-of-10 from the charity stripe, to tie her career high set on Saturday against SUNY Morrisville. Grant chipped in 16 points to hit double figures for the sixth time this season.
Shanelle Koch led the Nittany Lions with 23 points and eight rebounds while Young-Trappe contributed a double-double with 15 points and a team-high 10 rebounds. Robinson finished with nine assists and the six steals.
PSU Berks held a 45-38 advantage on the backboards, but CSE evened it out by forcing 31 Nittany Lion turnovers while committing just 21 themselves.
The Screaming Eagles continued the athletic department-wide "We Back Pat" initiative on Wednesday night prior to the game, sporting bright orange T-shirts during warm-ups in support of legendary Tennessee women's basketball coach Pat Summitt, who is battling on-set Alzheimer's.
The Nittany Lions were clicking early in the game, racing out to an 8-0 lead after Koch made her first three shots.
Clark broke the ice for CSE with a lay-up out of a CSE timeout with 17:20 showing on the clock.
PSU Berks would maintain a lead through much of the first half, including a seven-point advantage after Robinson found Rone for a lay-up at 12:03.
CSE got within one on a smooth jumper by Grande off a dish from Rogers, but the Nittany Lions used seven points, including a 3-pointer, by Koch to hold the Screaming Eagles at bay.
Koch led all scorers with 13 points for PSU-Berks, who hit 53.6 percent of their shots in the first half.
Pledger topped CSE at the half with eight points while O'Dell added seven points and five steals.
This is the third time this season CSE has hit the 80-point mark. With the victory, the Screaming Eagles kept pace in the NEAC South Division with leaders PSU Harrisburg (4-0) and PSU Abington (4-0)
Saint Elizabeth hits the road for five of the next six conference games, starting on Saturday, Jan. 12 with a 1 p.m. game at SUNY IT in Utica, N.Y. After traveling to Lancaster Bible College on Wednesday, Jan. 16, the Screaming Eagles will return to St. Joseph's Hall on Sunday, Jan. 20 for a crucial 1 p.m. contest against Keuka College.


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Lauren & Kevin's Urban Jungle Oasis
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Name: Lauren and Kevin
Location: Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois
Size: One bedroom
Years lived in: 3 1/2 years (2 1/2 together); rented
Stepping into Lauren and Kevin's apartment, you would never know that it was blustery outside and that winter had already cast its gray-white pallor across the world. Vibrant colors and a panoply of fanciful objects give the space a warm and inviting feeling, and their home, so full of pattern and life, makes it seem as if winter were a thousand miles away.
While one might call their home eclectic, vintage-inspired, or collected, I think the term that best sums up Lauren and Kevin's style is "unafraid." Salmon walls? A black bedroom? A horse head in the kitchen? These things may have given other decorators pause, but for Lauren and Kevin, the question was, "Why not?" — and the results speak volumes. What they've created is a home that shows precisely who they are and what they love. The walls are peppered with meaningful objects and homages to the movies, books, and art that have shaped them, and for every touch of Lauren, there's an equal dose of Kevin; her love of Godard and animals comes together neatly with his affection for Batman and Shakespeare. While they've had plenty of design inspiration from other sources, their apartment is much more than an amalgamation of other people's ideas.
What with the zebra-print accents, lush, large-scale plants, and variety of fauna, one begins to understand the aptness of the jungle analogy, and upon consideration, it even functions on a deeper level. A jungle is filled with wonders from the grand to the small, inviting continual exploration and discovery. It's the same with Lauren and Kevin's home, where there is a frequent negotiation between large-scale moments and teensy treasures, all of which which constantly invite you to look, engage, and ultimately, get to know them better.
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Our Style: Eclectic.
Inspiration: Museums, antique stores, other people's homes, store/brand aesthetics (everything from Ralph Lauren to Kate Spade).
Favorite Element: The sunlight and tall ceilings.
Biggest Challenge: Our walls are old and paint-saturated, and they have the cracks to show for it. The kitchen cabinetry leaves a lot to be desired, and we could do with a hallway closet.
What Friends Say: "Can't wait to see 'Lauren & Kevin's Urban Jungle Oasis' on Apartment Therapy!"— an email from our friend Jean after we told her we were doing a tour. Now you can't use that title. ☺ (Writer's note: We'll see about that....Thanks, Jean!)
Biggest Embarrassment: I still feel the need to apologize for our apartment and explain away half-finished projects when guests come over. It's a bad habit and a difficult one to break. I'm working on being proud of what we have done rather than focusing solely on those things we've yet to do.
Proudest DIY: I'm a big fan of the painted & reupholstered Chippendale chairs in the living room.
Biggest Indulgence: Our biggest indulgence is probably our collection of small indulgences; we are both big book lovers and are constantly tempted by new titles to add to our shelves.
Best Advice: Neither of us are designers, so our place is the result of a lot of trial and error. Don't be afraid to change direction if something in a room doesn't feel right after living with it for a while. That's what Craigslist is for!
Dream Sources: Estate sales and antique stores — without having to look at price tags — and Chicago shops like Jayson and Brimfield. Also, I would love to get my hands on bedding from Leontine Linens. I'm a sucker for fancy monograms.
Resources of Note:
- • Octagon mirror: Brownstone Antiques
• Lamp: HomeGoods base with shade recovered with an Otomi print
• Bust: taken from Lauren's childhood home
• Abstract print: Luli Sanchez for West Elm
- • Accent wall paint color: Salmon by Ralph Lauren
• Dining table: cb2
• Chairs: Orbit chairs from cb2
• Art wall: mixed sources. Sunburst taken from Lauren's childhood home, peacock from Lincoln Antique Mall, horse head from Roost, Kissing Checklist print by Rachel E. Foster for The Calm Gallery
• Faux wood blinds: Ikea
• Pelmet boxes: made with foam core board, batting, Lewis & Sharon suzani print fabric, and lots of staples
• Chippendale chairs: Salvation Army, painted black and reupholstered in the same suzani fabric
• Silver tray table: Target
• Carpet: Ikea
• Coffee table: Lincoln Antique Mall
• Gold coffee table tray: Threshold for Target
• Couch: Corona from Macy's
• Throw pillows: Target
• Lauren's desk and chair: Target mirrored console and Salvation Army, respectively
• Kevin's desk and chair: Ikea Malm console and an alley find dragged in by a friend, respectively
• Lamp: Arc Lamp from cb2 (which we are looking to replace)
• Billy Bookshelves: Ikea, with one extender on each. We painted the backs with the RL Salmon paint
• Giselle artwork: Million Dollar Rejects
• Horns: eBay
• It Always Seems Impossible print: The Love Shop on Etsy
- • Rug: Ballard
• Horse head: A weird ceramics warehouse sale; we painted it black
• Sideboard: dresser from Brown Elephant painted in Alligator Skin by Behr
• Birth of Venus print: White Elephant
•Book shadowbox: books from the Penguin Great Foods series & an Ikea frame
- • Paint color: Francesca by Martha Stewart
• Linen curtains: West Elm
• Matchstick Shade: Home Depot
• York headboard: Pottery Barn
• Billy Bookshelves: Ikea (with two extenders added to each one)
• Bedding: Zebra coverlet from Ballard Designs; throw from West Elm; throw pillows from Etsy shop DivanCushu
• Side tables: antiques from Lauren's childhood bedroom
• Gold task lamps: Wayfair
• Bed bench: Brownstone Antiques
• Dresser: Brown Elephant (if anyone has hardware suggestions to replace the missing pulls on the left side, let us know!)
• Branch Lamp: Nate Berkus for Target
• Clear console: Crate & Barrel Vista, found on Craigslist
• Horn Lamp: Source for West Elm
• Chesterfield loveseat: Home Decorators
• Art: photo of Penguin books blown up at Kinko's; Laurencin: Women, 1920 by Marie Laurencin; Igor Stravinsky: Metropolitan Opera by David Hockney
Thanks, Lauren & Kevin!
(Images: Carolyn Purnell)
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OK, the penguin art idea made me have to take a break from swooning.
This is cute but to me it screams "chick's apartment." Pink? It's so girlie. Not really a place I see the dude kickin' back watching a Bears game in. The only element that looks manly is the dark walls and leather sofa.
love your home!
Ommmmahgawd. I LOVE it!
This is one of my favorite home tours! Does anyone know the source for the wall calendar?
Gorgeous. I especially love the colorful curtains.
I love this flat. It moves away from a rigid mcm or glam to a wonderful place in between. One of the most amazing things is that the owners have so many collections and yet their home seems spacious and uncluttered. The only think I dislike is the salmon paint and shades, but that's just a personal quirk: I see that it warms and brightens the room.
"the only THING"
Hi guys! Thanks for the kind words. I was nervous about doing this but I'm happy I did. Carolyn did an amazing job.
@mharrison42, I moved into this apartment as a single lady and had lived here for just over a year before Kevin moved in. Luckily, he's laid back and was okay with the salmon since he knew I loved it.
@rachbethnyc, it's called a Stendig calendar, and you can order one for 2013 here: http://www.stendigcalendar.com/Stendig_Calendar/Order.html
Most refreshing? Actually seeing a TRASH CAN somewhere in someone's house! (In this case, in the bathroom!) We all have them and we all use them. Loved the look of the entire house as well!
@mharrison42, it says "salmon walls", not pink.
Nothing wrong with salmon walls, I have them myself. :-)
Very nice house tour. My only objections are the valances above the living rm windows (because I don't like stiff valances, I prefer curtains) and the headboard (in the bedroom) blocking the window. But those are obviously personal choices.
I love the cute gazelle (?) statue next to the TV. Normally, I don't like to have TV in the open but in this cause, it goes well with the TV credenza (for lack of better word) and the lovely stripy rug (that I have loved for years).
Every time I read "Lincoln Park" I think "Lincoln Park After Dark" which I am sure Lauren will recognize as a name from the OPI nail polish collection.
Thanks for sharing your aparment, guys. I will swing buy one night to steal the rug in the bedroom and in the bathroom.
I loved this house tour so much! This is the first one I've actually felt the urge to post a comment on. So gorgeous. Love the Penguin book art.
I love the use of color throughout,its not in your face yet very much there.I LOVE that big,multi colored platter in the kitchen,as well as the furniture and accent pieces,I guess you could say I want to move in! Its so warm and personal,and I very much see his presence as well.Men enjoy beauty as much as the next person,Im betting he loves it too!
@medusa12120, the worst part for the poor guy is probably when I insist everyone in the house wears princess gowns and feather boas while playing Barbie with me. You know, 'cause pink!
One of my favorite apartment tours in recent memory! Love the colors, the textures, the layered feel. Well done!
I like the bold choice of big patterns against salmon walls. Nice.
medusa - gads, chillout babe. I think she was just being funny, not defensive.
I DO really like this tour, mostly because of the fabric you used for your windows and doors. I have a bolt of fabric in a very similar pattern (but different color scheme) just waiting to turn into relaxed roman shades in my living/dining room. Also, your style seems to be very much my style. So, you get a big two thumbs up (three if I had an extra thumb). The only thing that really made me go "eek!" was the gorgeous rug that you have in the bathroom. My mind immdiately said, "OH NO! Too pretty for water damage!!" But it's YOUR rug, and if you wanna risk it in the bathroom, you're a braver soul than me! :)
Overall, love it.
Oops! Meant so say "the fabric you used for your windows and CHAIRS."
Your home rocks, LOVE IT and yes stop apologizing because it is artfully crafted. This is the kind of tour that got me hooked on Apartment Therapy.
Love the Black and Salmon Paint and all of the art. Happy Holidays in Chicago!
I'm a huge fan of eclectic style, and I love their house.... But I'm so tired of seeing those long antlers all over everyone's walls! No more antlers!!
You've done a beautiful job with your home. I love the mixture of modern and vintage, the pops of color with the base of black & white and the use of textiles and art throughout. It's very warm and personal feeling!
"the worst part for the poor guy is probably when I insist everyone in the house wears princess gowns and feather boas while playing Barbie with me. You know, 'cause pink!"
This is probably the best comment I've ever read in AT. Before I just liked Lauren's style, now I kinda want to be her best friend.
And since when is pink (or salmon) ALWAYS girly?? And why does a "guys" apartment need to look like he can have a beer and watch football in it? I thought most of the commenters here were a bit above these types of gender norms.
Feel free to defend. Aren't we past the "pink is for girls" thing yet? All of you guys can cry me a river. Lauren- great home. You can tell a lot of love went into it.
Fantastic! I love seeing bookshelves full of books and not over styled. I actually thought that the apartment was quite masculine, or at least, very balanced. Maybe all the men I know have good taste ;)
killer chesterfield, btw.
Love the black walls which make me think of my late father who was an architect. He painted a room black many years ago. Also I love your Giselle print! I want one. How can you get one?
Really nice apartment. Except the Peach Wall (not pink) with black accents. Never, never, never use peach, ever.
Other than that, the accessories and art are wonderful.
Love the black chairs. Don't believe that the white plastic chairs can be sat in and dined in for more than twenty minutes. The dusting!!!!!!
I think pink is (primarily) for little girls but there is nothing wrong with anyone (man or woman) having a pink room. But the accent wall isn't pink! Salmon is more orange than pink to my eyes.
Nice place and I love your artwork. I don't think I could relax in a black bedroom but I appreciate the style.
You have such a lovely home! I think it's actually very balanced between masculine and feminine. The salmon isn't necessarily feminine but appears that way when contrasted with clean lines and lots of black and white. Which is a good thing! Your bedroom is DREAMY. I love the black walls and the rug and the headboard and bedding and bookshelves that actually have books on them (who knew?) and the Penguin art is amazing and and and... Well, before my grammar gets any worse, I'll just say that it's all grand. You have great taste, and I love that you're willing to say that it's all trial and error. The whole point is to learn and have fun, not have a 'perfect' house right off the bat. Thank you for sharing!
Oh wow. Can I move in? I love it. Now I want to buy a (fake) marble bust so I can hang pearls on it. Thanks for sharing. You two have a lovely place.
I hate pink, melon, salmon, etc. but it does warm up the room and looks cool and unexpected. I also love, love, love that Penguin book spine print. The wheels are turning in my mind to stack up some of my own books, snap a high-res photo, and have it.printed poster-size. It's an awesome place, even with the pink. :)
This is what I've been trying to accomplish with my home. High style with a lot of personality but it doesn't feel unattainable. I really love this place.
Very nice place, but it definitely feels very feminine.
Where did you get the curtains in the dining room, or are they custom made?
Gorgeous place! For all kinds of crazy, feng-shuish reasons of my own, I generally don't like tvs in the bedroom, but I love the way yours disappears into the beautiful black walls! Also, anyone who's lived through a midwest winter knows that richly colored paint and vivid green soaring plants inside are so welcome come about late February...
I have a piece of that same marbled paper, except a different color, framed on one of my walls! I love the bedroom book art, even more after I read that you got it blown up yourselves -- smart idea, way to go. I really like the Drama of the bedroom overall -- the dark walls and the massive white headboard.
And why have I never gone to the Brown Elephant? That sideboard in your kitchen is to die.
Nice, original.
Sophisticated book people. Be still my heart. First tour ever featuring Strunk & White. I read the comments here before I looked at the tour photos. I can't believe, after all that fus,s only ONE FOCAL WALL is salmon?! Some of the dudes here need to seek help.
Two things I'd especially like to compliment. Your home looks so cozy but still bright; it must be a welcome shelter in the Chicago winters. Also, you have a very well-organized space without appearing as if an OCD sufferer lives there.
Oh, and the Dance Theater of Harlem poster ... LOVE IT. Happy holidays!
What's so wrong with feminine, really? It's rather calm and comforting. Nurturing. Like a mother's womb.
Beautiful home, Lauren! Stealing a few ideas, if you don't mind..
@rynkeller hello from Minnesota! Yes plants are always good, I finally found some I can't kill. Haha. Loved the tour, a lot happening on some walls...but so much personality! I love it! So personalized and wonderful. Love the cb2 dining table and chairs and wall arrangement behind it-so glam. I'm inspired to paint now...off to dream in color.
I adore your home, so many aspects that I really like, the pipe print for one..The way it's put together, I find it incredibly stylish, comfortable & inviting....Very much love the salmon wall....It's a credit to you both....Thank you for sharing your space. I find it inspiring, motivating and somehow very comforting...Cheers from Down Under Oz...
Hello again! Thanks for taking the time to look and give feedback, everyone. Who knew the salmon wall would be such a lightning rod? Ha! Kevin wants to assure you all that he's just fine. When he was first moving in, integrating "masculine" elements was a big concern of mine... Since I'd lived here on my own and have a pretty strong sense of personal style, having the place not just be "me" was really challenging. Luckily, Kevin is laid back and we've worked together to make sure he feels comfortable here. Except for the living room which I already had pretty finished, we worked together to develop the remaining rooms (kitchen, bed, bath)... which basically means I scout things out and we both have to approve them before any purchases are made, colors are decided, etc.
@cairine, ooh! Green would be interesting! We'll probably only be here for another year, so I'm already thinking about how I'll change things up when we move to a new place :)
@eliz, I make a habit of stopping into the Brown Elephant (Andersonville location) about once a month. Sometimes their stuff gets unreasonably pricey, but over the last several years I've found a lot of gems that are easily improved/personalized once you get them home. I used Behr "Alligator Skin" paint & Anthro hardware on the sideboard.
@thorndale, glad you like the mirror! I nabbed it from my mom's house, but I've seen similar styles pop up at antique stores every now and then.
@cathgrl1, I made the window boxes in the living room using Jenny Komenda's tutorial on Little Green Notebook: http://littlegreennotebook.blogspot.com/2009/09/easy-pelmet-boxes.html
The fabric I used can be ordered here: http://lsfabrics.com/fabric/suzani-10
It's available in blue and beige colorways as well.
@ThereseZ, the chairs are okay, but you're right--they're not the most comfortable things ever. Eventually I'd like to replace them with upholstered chairs, but since we'll probably move in a year or so, I'd like to wait to see if I'll have room for a full dining set.
@Akilah, I've tried to track down more information about Giselle, but haven't had much luck. I do know that it's from 1984 and was illustrated by Hilary Knight (of "Eloise" fame!)
@Jessica ND, I'm glad you like the bathroom rug! It was an inexpensive ebay score, and we're careful not to get it wet (we have a thick terrycloth bathmat that gets laid out when we shower). I don't know if humidity will affect it, but we have a well ventilated bathroom and so far, so good!
@johncb, thanks! You're right-- he likes it, and the International Man Committee hasn't come to revoke his membership card yet :)
@michelleb, haha, thanks!
Happy holidays, everyone!
i've been waiting for salmon/coral to make a comeback. (with all that black it is not girly.) i still think about a room i visited in the late 1980s that belonged to a relatively conservative straight couple in their 40s-50s that had deep salmon/pink walls and medium to dark wood work and furniture and it was cozy and sophisticated and looked great.
i am in love with your bedroom - everything about it, esp. the black walls!!
For people who claim they are not designers, you both seem to have a very good eye (eyes). I like that everything is really personal and interesting.
Lovely home. The "chick pad" comment was offensive and ignorant, topped with an offensive follow-up - nice job!
It's a color, not a chromosome. Couldn't get this very masculine salmon bedroom out of my mind: http://www.houzz.com/photos/1113227/Steven-Gambrel-Time-and-Place-eclectic-bedroom-new-york
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What a fun, lovely apartment! I am dying to know where you got the Breathless print (behind the dining table) from though... details?!
What a beautiful apartment! Everything is so detailed and full of personality! Love your color choices, too. I think the salmon wall is a great color choice!
I just adore a lot of the artwork hanging in the home. So stunning.
I have to agree with another commenter that I do not like the valances, but I do LOVE the material.
Awesome bedroom.
Salmon got a bad rap because it was so over used in the 80s,but that bedroom Wally posted is seriously gorgeous!
Love the black bedroom. So sophisticated. And all the artwork. I love tons of artwork on walls. Plus I think I have some blush that's the same color as the accent wall in the living room. :-) Looks great with the marbled paper and it is a warm cozy color. Thanks for sharing.
Lovely home with lots of personality.... Good job Lauren & Kevin. Your response to the rude posters was right on; who needs or appreciates sexist,heteronormative nonsense.
I love the salmon and am thinking of using it in my bedroom. I swear I don't have room for one more piece of art but the Penguin book piece is going to nag at me 'til I do something similar. It is so clever and literary.
@wally3, that bedroom is beautiful. Miles Redd has a similar (though decidedly pinker) shade in his living room: http://www.newyorksocialdiary.com/NYSDhouse/milesredd.php
The first time I saw the spread of his place, I thought "Hey, that's an awesome, expensive designer version of my living room!"
@MsScrabble, I got the print as a gift years ago, so I don't have a source, but I found a similar one here: http://www.movieposter.com/poster/MPW-63312/Breathless_A_bout_de_souffle_.html
I didn't know pink was a man's kryptonite. Any man scared off by pink isn't worth a good woman's time.
Well I don't understand all the fuss, let alone feeling sorry for Kevin. I'm a guy, and I wouldn't mind living with a woman who could decorate our place like this. First off, the salmon wall. As Ross Geller knows, it's a perfectly okay color for a straight man to embrace. I myself like pink, I have a pink wall, an idea I got after visiting several cities in Mexico. I see it as a happy color, not a feminine or an unmanly color. Second, the art and decor. Granted, a lot of them I wouldn't have, and a lot of them are feminine, but there are many that are gender neutral as well, and that's good enough for me. Honestly, if I were living with a woman, she could put anything she likes up on our walls if that's what would make her happy. Now if Kevin isn't allowed to eat or drink in the sofa...oh but let's not get into that.
Great apartment, by the way, but that swirly artwork above the TV has to go somewhere where it would pop. Right now it just kind of melts in the background since most of its colors are as muted as the salmon wall.
Great job on this apartment. I disagree with the person who said your apt. was too girlie. hey a woman lives there. It's the right balance of masculine and feminine
So chic without a bit of pretension! And the idea that is somehow overly feminine seems like a very narrow perspective. Not all men require sports memorabilia and beer can art to feel at home.
Wowie zowie! This is one amazing collaboration! As for those "unfinished" projects you mention? Don't even bother, it's perfect the way it is! Kudos to the max.
Love the place! Where did you get your gold rimmed storage boxes in the living room?
Love love love it. Eclectic and fabulous. Wonderful job to you both.
gorgeous! did I miss it-entry way and television shelving source?
Delicious symmetry.
Wow. This is stunning and by far my favorite house tour on AT. As a graduate student working on an art history dissertation, I appreciate a house that actually deals elegantly with the problem of book storage, and I am taking notes here. My bedroom is a very similar color, and I even have nearly identical dried yellow flowers hanging on the wall from our wedding. Regarding the art over the TV, did someone blow up a detail of Munch's The Scream and frame it? Again, the art geek loves it.
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I start off with fishing. I always goes with PENN. i believe Old company always have something hide under their product, and that why they still exist in the world. (fren among me, complaining saying PENN is history, old, outdated.. compare to those new japanese designed reel.)
But to me, PENN invented the Integrated Side Plate. where all kinds of conventional reels in this world using their ISP patten and technology. So? PENN IS old? PENN is outdated?
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Sometimes when looking at other brand compound bow, and advertised to be the so called latest technology (2.0, 3.0, 4.0 5.0 cam version), Hhmmmm.... where did i see this cam design before????? Martin bow has it in 2009???.
I like the origin technology, not the copy, and rennovated technology and claim to their own.
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I really donno...... the other two will old history company. Both brand bow riser does not attract my liking.
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I will still shoot my Rytera Nemesis and still keep it.
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I almost have Seeker 365 in my collection, that is also one of the kind.
The carbon riser does attracts me, but i will not go to that extend to buy it brand new.
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