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Wrigley, as the fourth generation leader of the Wrigley family, began his career working for the company in 1985 and eventually held the positions of President, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Chairman, and Executive Chairman of the Board of the Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company between 1999 and 2008. The Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company was founded in 1891 by William Wrigley Jr.; it became a publicly-traded company in 1919, and had been listed on the New York Stock Exchange since 1923. The Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company is a recognized global leader in confections with a wide range of product offerings. With manufacturing facilities in a dozen countries and wholly-owned subsidiaries and offices in more than three dozen countries, the Wrigley Company markets its products to consumers in over 180 nations around the world. Prior to the sale of the company, Wrigley grew the company sales in excess of $6 billion annually. After the sale of the Wrigley Company to Mars, Incorporated in 2008, Wrigley held the role of Chairman of the Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company and played a key role in the successful integration of both companies through 2009. Currently, Wrigley serves in a number of professional capacities and is involved in numerous business initiatives as a private investor, as well as through philanthropic programs in Chicago and around the world. Beau currently sits on the Board of Trustees for The Ethel Walker School, an independent, college preparatory, boarding and day school for girls in grades six through twelve. He is also a member of the Senior Advisory Council of BDT Capital Partners LLC. BDT Capital Partners LLC is a Chicago based investment firm which offers long-term capital and advisory services to its family business clients. Beau is also a Director of The Economic Club of Chicago and serves on National Geographic Society's Council of Advisors. He also serves on the Board of the not-for-profit North Shore University Healthcare System. Additionally, as a Trustee of Conservation International, Beau supports their mission to empower societies to responsibly and sustainably care for nature for the well-being of humanity. Wrigley is a member of the Chicago Chapter of the Young Presidents' Organization and a former member of The Business Council. Beau was born in Chicago, is married to Heather Wrigley and has four children. He is a 1985 graduate of Duke University with a B.A. in Economics and attended the Wharton School of Business Advanced Management Program in 1994. Additionally, he was in the 1997 inaugural class of the Aspen Institute's Henry Crown Fellowship Program.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (September 19, 2012)—More Than Love, who won the 2011 Miesque Stakes at Betfair Hollywood Park, will make her first start in some 4 ½ months in the $85,000 The Given Stakes Thursday at Belmont Park.
Restricted to 3-year-old fillies at one mile over the Widener turf course, the Given is the seventh of nine races. Scheduled post time is 12:02 p.m. PDT. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 10:15 a.m. for simulcasts.
Owned by Newton Anner Stud and trained by John Terranova II, More Than Love defeated Starship Flare by a nose as the even-money favorite in the Grade III Miesque last Nov. 25.
A daughter of More Than Ready out of the Zafonic mare I'm in Love, More Than Love has failed to win in three subsequent races. She hasn't started since finishing last of 12 in the Edgewood Stakes May 4 at Churchill Downs.
A Kentucky bred, More Than Love has won two of six lifetime while banking $115,998.
The large cast also includes Nayarra and Colonial Flag, who finished seventh and eighth, respectively, in the Grade I American Oaks July 14 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
From inside out, the field for The Given Stakes: Senator Beck, Joe Bravo rides, 122 pounds; Pianist, Javier Castellano, 117; Assateague, Rajiv Maragh, 117; Wholelottashakin, Rosie Napravnik, 117; Sweet and Lovely, Edgar Prado, 117; Rhonin Victoria, Ramon Dominguez, 117; More Than Love, Irad Ortiz, Jr., 122; Medolina, John Velazquez, 122; Alaura Michele, Eddie Castro, 122; Colonial Flag, Joe Rocco, Jr., 122; Nayarra, Julien Leparoux, 122, Elusive Rumour, Jose Lezcano, 117; Princess Sinead, Lezcano, 117; Ainsley, Cornelio Velasquez, 117; Sea Island, Alan Garcia, 119 and Resonating, Garcia, 117.
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Without an organization, a dream will end as a dream. A Chat with the Organizational Management Guru, Professor Raymond Fisman, Columbia Business School.
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Columbia Business School would like to invite you to our new Spark Social Venture Workshop series! Spark provides Social Innovators with an opportunity to explore resources, connections and potential solutions to help their social ventures, by tapping the collective knowledge within Columbia University, and the larger entrepreneurial and social impact community in the New York area and beyond. This workshop is open to all who are willing to bring their ideas, experience, and connections to help solve social and environmental challenges that these social innovators aim to address. This event is supported by the?Social Enterprise Program, the?Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center and the?Social Enterprise Club?at Columbia Business School.
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Welcome to HotHardware.
This isn't really a gaming rig, but it's a great little HTPC. It can mount to the rear of your screen with the VESA mounts and then it's hidden.
Good luck in the contest.
Dogs are great judges of character, and if your dog doesn't like somebody being around, you shouldn't trust them.
Good luck to all :D
I would be able to install Steam on this, and make it my Indie game playing PC. Also to watch netflix.
Hmm seems like a cool design, but will it overheat from over use? Itd be really cool to have though
Exactly what I need to fill the last sliver of empty space on my desk!
Looks good for a mini-PC. Good luck to everyone.
Too bad it's only for US people :(
Got the perfect place for this little dynamo in my living room!! Thanks for giving us a chance to win it.
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Great looking portable gadget. .
This would be great in the living room!
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Sounds like an awesome idea. I hope the memory is expandable or perhaps I can connect a 2T hard drive? I have a lot of movies!
such small size can fit into palm of my hand, I don't mind place it next to my 55" TV and use it as HTPC, just add a bluetooth keyboard or mouse, and I can surf the internet on TV...amazing...
I'm hoping the ATI graphics are enough to play back HD content. This little box looks like it's a good entry level HTPC.
It can play HD content without any issues.
This Zbox has both USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports, a 7-in-1 memory card reader (SD/SDHC/SDXC/MS/MS Pro/xD/MMC) and eSATA port, not to mention Bluetooth, WIFI and Ethernet connection. I am amazed such small footprint can pack so many features!
great very handy....
Sweeet~ with the size, you can carry it almost anywhere but one thing that bothers me is the heat it would produce when used in a longer time.
Ideal for a good place to hangout, portable and easy to carry!
Come to me little Zotac!
I would call it Fi-Fi,.....and give the run of my Bedroom! (htcp)
I'd love to win it.
That is very sexy. I could totally use this in my setup
Hey!!!! HotHardware and ZOTAC, where have you been all my life?!!!
In some ways this would be an upgrade for me... This machine has a better hard drive than mine, USB 3, and an sd reader. I think the sd slot would be super handy cause then I wouldn't have to hunt down my sd-usb adapter every time I needed to use it.
I would love him and hug him and call him George! But I wouldn't banish him to the bedroom, living it up in the living room for my little guy! =)
Wow! Looks like some fun could be had with this. A PC smaller than a laptop.
Now I will be able to play solitaire on my flat screen.
ZOTAC ZBOX nano AD12 Plus comes with all the connectivity I could wish for a nano PC, but I am not sure if AMD Radeon HD 7340 can handle basic gaming in mid-resolution...
It isn't Intended for gaming, it may only meet the minimum setting of Certain games.
fat78:It isn't Intended for gaming, it may only meet the minimum setting of Certain games.
You're right, it's not a gaming box, but it would make an awesome HTCP and general purpose PC. I think that today is the last day to throw your hat into the ring for this little PC.
So good luck to all of you again!
Just recently I was dreaming about getting one of these to connect to a TV in my bedroom. These are so tiny it's easy to place them anywhere, love it!
October 5th came by fast and I have mid semester break from college so I am going to be watching for the winner all this week.
Have a contractor starting an accessibility project here Monday morning, so I have a lot to do to get ready for him to start.
I'll check every now and then.
Good luck everyone! And may the odds be ever in your favor.......or mine, yeah that's better! lol
I come in just to see all the one post posters who are most likely one person. Makes me giggle.
Good luck all.
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House Tour
Name: Levi Dugat and Evette Richards
Location: Austin, Texas
Size: 864 square feet
Years lived in: 5 years, but they've owned it for almost 8 years (Levi and Evette moved down to the coast for 3 years and came back).
An artist and craftsman, Levi has not only drawn, painted and built most of this home's decorative elements, but he's also found a way to make it all blend into a cohesive and unique showcase for works from several artists in the community. Come stroll through this beautiful gallery of local talent and practical DIYs, before Evette and Levi say farewell to their labor of love and hello to a new home and life with their first child.
Evette and Levi's home is filled with great art and fantastic ideas. Pay attention to details high and low and you'll notice the color-blocked legs to the chairs, hand-crafted shelving and bed frames, and pastel colored doors that guide your eye through the space. The home's approachable and comfortable feel can be attributed to the use of Evette and Levi's childhood furniture throughout the space. Although these dressers and nightstands have been freshened up with bright color and modern hardware, they still maintain their classic form, giving you a peek into their childhood homes, while perhaps reminding you of your own.
Step out back and you'll notice that even their yard is open and inviting, featuring a large dining table made from an old door and benches crafted from reclaimed materials. Evette and Levi make sensible design look easy. You want to have a seat next to the fire pit with them and hear what stories and advice they have to share as the glow of the flames flickers across rows of glass Topo Chico bottles that line the flower beds.
Levi's style and influence aren't just bounded by the confines of this home, but reach out to the Paloma Beauty salon he opened with his wife, who is the head esthetician. There you'll not only notice the handmade touch Levi lends but also the sense of community and service the expectant couple is all about — they hold local art show events in the space. Levi might call his style obsessive and intense, but I think that's the plight of a gifted designer — always looking to make his impression on the world around him. It's hard to hold back when you know you can cause an effect in so many ways. Perhaps the biggest impacts are yet to come however, as this couple prepares to move into a new home with a fresh beginning — starting a family under this same vision. I'm sure even greater things lie ahead, and I can't wait to see.
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My Style: I try to keep my style sincere, if nothing else. My aesthetic influences are really scattered, so I have to work really carefully and edit my spaces to keep the overall style cohesive and deliberate. That said, I lean towards rustic, classic, natural, clean, and weird. I'm big on overdoing it with patterns, textures and wood. Much love for pine, brass, whites, grays, copper, neon, and cotton.
Inspiration: Honestly, budget probably informs my aesthetic style before anything else, particularly in our home. Accessibility is always in the back of my mind during any design project. I guess that could be limiting creatively, but I appreciate the challenge it presents. We didn't have much money growing up and my Mama taught me how to design beautiful spaces that felt amazing to spend time in with hardly any money. So my initial influence/inspiration is the style and approach I've inherited from her. My sister Amy is a solid source of inspiration and critique that I probably couldn't function without.
The designers and artists I know are a HUGE source of inspiration for me. I'm constantly floored by the work of Gregory Tenenbown of Nonogon Design, Michelle Marchesseault of Red Start Design Studios, Jesse Hartman of Shift Build, and Christian Klein of Drophouse Design. Artist friends of mine - Jonah Groeneboer, Lisa Choinacky, Silka Sanchez, Sailor Holladay, Callen Thompson, Aimee Jones, Christy Curcuru, Karen Longshore, Teresa Robinson, Katherine Wolff, Sarah Murphy (too many to name!) — their work has a profound influence on my design style, even when it doesn't feel directly relevant. I realize sometimes that I'm sort of unconsciously designing an entire room or house around the spine of a book or a necklace I was really taken with, so I end up being inspired pretty heavily by random details in my environment.
Favorite Element: Good energy. It's most important to me that spaces I spend time in or design feel good, rather than just look good. I'm never really satisfied with how my home looks, aesthetically, because my style is constantly evolving. One element that I'm always able to keep consistent is the way my spaces feel to me: clean, welcoming, and inspiring.
Biggest Challenge: My tendency of overdoing it is a little intense. I tend to take on too many projects at once or get revved on some new project and have a hard time relaxing in my space until the process of changing it is complete. We've done a LOT of remodeling together in both the houses we've owned, and it's exhausting. I finally realized I was using our home as my design laboratory, where I did all my experimenting. It's been crucial to my development as an artist and designer but it's stressful to live inside of while that's going on. I feel like I finally found what I was looking for this year though, so hopefully I'm done deconstructing our home for a while.
What Friends Say: "Woah, y'all painted AGAIN!"
Biggest Embarrassment: Probably how often I repainted all the rooms in our house since we moved in. The guest room just got painted for the sixth time since we've lived here and I repainted the bathroom three times this year alone. Crazy!
Proudest DIY: We did almost all the remodel work that's gone into our home ourselves and taught ourselves the skills we needed to do it over the years. I'm really proud of all of it.
Biggest Indulgence: The appliances. We went a little nuts on those but it feels totally worth it.
Best Advice: I feel that the most essential purpose of interior design/decoration is to make the people spending time within a space feel present. Make decisions with that goal in mind. Your home isn't meant to be a design museum, it's meant to be lived in.
Dream Sources: Oh, Lacoli & McAllister, hands down. And probably anything from the designers listed above.
Resources of Note:
- • Olympic: Ash Mist eggshell (this color is throughout the house
• Olympic: Witch Hazel eggshell (in the master bedroom)
• Behr Ultra: Firecracker semi-gloss (hallway doors)
• Behr Ultra: Beacon Blue eggshell (vanity in bedroom)
- • Sofa: Ikea
• Side tables: thrift store finds that I painted/refinished with Briwax
• Coffee table: I made this from an old piece of lumber a friend gave me
• White shelves: Ikea
• Hutch: antique from Mexico my Mama gave me after we left it out in the rain for a few months by accident, I spray painted the knobs neon pink.
• Table: antique made from old barn wood in Bellville, Texas before reclaimed furniture was fancy. (My Mama is ahead of her time!) This was my childhood dining table
• Bentwood chairs: antique, we got these on our honeymoon in Leadville, CO
• Light fixtures: Ikea
• For Like Ever poster: Super Rural
• Framed photos: by Silka Sanchez
• Painting above dining table: by artist couple Christy + Philip Curcuru
• Wooden diamond: I made this for Evette as a gift when she graduated from Evergreen
• Wood blinds: Ikea
• Mirror: vintage
• Lamps: vintage find from a little resale shop in Corpus Christi, Texas
• Red, ceramic rock sculpture: Caitlin Sweet.
- • Wooden shelves: I made these
• Green cabinet: antique from Evette's dad that I repainted
• Concrete planter: Oh, Laszlo
- • Vanity: family heirloom that I repainted, the bentwood stool is a vintage piece that I spray painted satin black
• Bed frame: made by my sister Amy and I
• Golden Oak dresser: antique, found in Houston and refinished with Briwax
• White dresser: Evette's childhood dresser, we repainted it and sprayed the knobs neon pink.
• Bentwood chair nightstands: my childhood dining chairs, refinished and sprayed neon yellow (hint: it doesn't really turn out neon)
• Earring rack: I made this for Evette with brass pipe, copper wiring and screws
• Framed photo: by Silka Sanchez
• Deer Head is wearing a Growing Jewelry necklace.
• Mirror: Ikea
• Ikat pillowcases: Kristy Cowart
• Laundry baskets: Target
• The necklaces are made by my sister Amy Dugat, that Evette gets to test drive before we sell them in our shop.
• Boat photo and woven art: vintage
• Pink metal stool: vintage piece my Mama gave me that I spray painted neon pink
• Wooden shelf: made them myself with brackets from Ikea
- • Mirror: Vintage, came with the house
• Shelves: brackets from Ikea, wood from Home Depot
• Shower curtain: vintage
- • White shelves: Ikea
• Bed frame: made by my sister Amy and I
• Dresser: family heirloom that I refinished
• Desk: legs from Ikea, I cut/finished the wood top
• Photo above bed: by Stacey Halper
• Light fixture: Ikea
• Mirror: vintage
• Vases: vintage wine decanters with the handles cut off
- • Light fixture: West Elm
• Framed art: vintage from Round Top, Texas
• Tote Bag: Rock Paper Scissors
• Hooks: Ikea
Thanks, Levi and Evette!
(Images: Chris Perez)
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74 Comments
The artwork makes it sing.
Love this house. My only edit would be the earing rack. And oh how I wish I could get away with those beautiful red doors in my house. They and the art pieces work so beautifully as color accents and complement the ash eggshell paint perfectly. Nice taste throughout.
Just beautiful ...Love every square inch of your home
This house is awesome. Awesome, awesome.
Love it! I'm not a huge fan of primary colors in living spaces, but you've done it so well that I take my (proverbial) hat off to you. Well done!
So crisp -- love it.
Wow! Love it.
You've done an incredible job of making 864 square feet feel open and spacious.
My favorite detail is the red interior doors. ... and of course all the wonderful art!
I hope AT will be back to show us your new house in a year or two. Good luck and congrats!
Beautiful, colorful home! Appears that the "For like ever" print is the new "Keep calm and Carry On" .
IN LOVE. I adore how bright everything is, and Levi! You, sir, have convinced me to embrace white walls. They show off all of your marvelous little objects. One of these days, I'm going to need you to take me by the hand, and lead me to the magical, secret place where you find all of your Navajo prints.
I hope someone deserving gets to live in this house after you. The lovely simplicity and tasteful adequacy of updating and not messing with is to be applauded. Very very well done. You've already got my vote for top 10.
Awe, this is great. I love seeing Evette and Levi's place. Just as I would imagine given their beautiful salon.
Effing LOVE your home.
You guys have style balls.
One of my favorite house in a while! I love their artwork. Very contemporary, but everything feels relaxed enough for hanging out with friends.
Great use of color and such a nice surprise to see familiar faces on a site I frequent. I'm also a fan of that yellow painting. Makes me miss Texas.
Your home is beautiful. I love the earring rack that you created!
I love this look! But I know I could never exercise the restraint necessary to maintain it,Im an ingrained "collector",but places like this make me wish I could.
I love everything about this place! Very well done!
Perfect. Detailed and yet...refreshingly uncluttered. I imagine that is a hard thing to get right.
Love your blue heeler too.
Clean colorfun fun!
Love the red doors.
Very well done. Beautiful home. Love your artwork, the pops of color, the organization and the simplicity of it.
your home is amazing. it touch my soul! just perfect!
The Artwork is fantastic, but the simplicity element seems a bit overdone-it would be a great first apartment look for a college student but it seems a bit low end for a real family
This house and home is to die for. How can simplicity be overdone, and I love the Pops of colour, and the warmth. Well done and good luck. Ignore the naysayers.
strikingly beautiful
Light and airy, and, (in spite of being totally uncluttered) holding something to delight the eye at every turn. Nice!!!!!
Love this home - beautiful, natural, clean. especially love the colorful doors and the boat photo in the bedroom. Just gorgeous.
I love it. LIke others have mentioned, I especially love the red doors.
in. love.
love the simple yard (no grass!!!) also, the red doors are a cool idea (I might steal that one)
Wowzers! I would love to know where you got the framed gem/mineral poster from!? Would you mind very much posting the source? Thanks so much! Also, I love your home.
Please tell me where you got your rugs. I want in :)
Absolutely love the paint colors.
Beautiful home.
I simply love the artwork, all over the house!!!
And what a great way to hang the earrings!!
Loved the color blocks you've used-- seriously smart.Makes the place look so elegant!
I enjoyed reading Levi's comments as much as I liked perusing the pictures of the home. He has such a great approach to decor. Lovely home with smart owners.
what neighborhood are you in? also, want brand is your stove? i want a very simple, "generic" looking one just like that. thanks, rebecca (hyde park)
Masterful. Everything is right...scale, color. Well designed without being precious or overdone.
sooo...what you're saying is...this house is for sale?
I think this is my top favorite house on AT. Such a great place.
Levi - great place! I have a construction question for you regarding the bed frames you and your sister designed....
the platform of the bed frame appears to have two layers of wood- the top layer of wooden boards run the width of the bed- but what about the bottom layer? is the bottom layer also composed of wooden board running the length of the bed? or is it a piece of plywood?
the legs of the bed frame look like runners on a sleigh. the board used for the "runners" appears to be 2" or 3" wide. how far apart did you position the legs/runners? how far from the edge of the platform?
i've been working on my own design for a new bed frame for some time now. your execution is brilliant. I'd appreciate a comment on the design and construction. thank you!
I would like more info on artist Silka Sanchez. I adore the "aggregate of boats" photo hanging in the bedroom!
really a lovely home - it would be difficult to leave it. Best of luck to you both.
Your earring holder is such a good and simple idea! I'm also in love with your rugs, where did you get them?
This home is filled with inspiration! How does it look so much bigger than mine? Shout out to bottles as garden edges--a nice "barrio garden" touch.
Pastel colored doors? I think you meant primary colored.
I find your kitchen delightful, particularly the gray cabinets, white and black tile backsplash and love the wall faucets.
Definitely not my style, but love the space and use of color
These two have IMPECCABLE taste. I am not one bit surprised that their home actually looks like an extension of their highly curated and super organized store/salon (Paloma)! I wish I could keep things this simple. Maybe ya'll would like to come by my place and help me take a few things out? ;)
Love the fire-pit (I want one), the dog (every home needs one) and just about everything else in this home. The combination of white and select pieces in bright colors is brilliant. Looks like a very comfortable, warm place to live and entertain.
I love the clean, streamlined look of everything, it is utilitarian, calming and joyful too. Everything appears to be both useful, attractive and easy to maintain. The art is well edited, highlighting pieces that you love,not just put up in a stylish designer cliche way. I love your place. With the baby on the way and walking before you know it you will want to put the coffee table into storage and move anything on top of low shelves that a walking toddler will willing but into his or her mouth. Also make sure there is no furniture that is so light weight that it will tip over when a toddler tries to use it to raise him or herself up to a standing position. A great place thank you for sharing it with us. I will check out the artists you mentioned.
We bought our minerals poster while we were in Colorado, but I found it online here: http://feenixx.com/earth-science/Mineral_Collection_Poster.htm
Our home is in Cherrywood. The stove is an Amana. There's lots of generic and sort of vintage looking 20" stoves online via Lowes or Home Depot. Good luck!
We bought our rugs all over the place, but you can find similar ones online here: http://www.saddleblanket.com/store/index.html
The bottom layer of the bed platform is made with 1x6" pine boards, it's the frame/base for the top layer of the bed. The 2x8" beam legs are 6" from the edge. Good luck with your bed!
Silka Sanchez is a photographer who lives in Dallas, Texas- a really good friend of mine, who unfortunately doesn't have a website for her photography. The boats photo is actually a vintage find, looks like an old print from the 80's maybe?
Love everything about your home! Will you be selling it? My fiancé and I are hoping to move to Austin in 2013 and this would be the perfect place for us! Let me know at firstname.lastname@example.com! He is an artist (neon and printmaking) and I am an esthetician so we would carry on your energy! :)
Really nice! Love the painted doors throughout the house and pops of color. Streamlined, simple, and great. Thanks!
Your house just gave me life! My little house is only 871 sq ft and I feel like your house tour was what I needed to get started with small renovations. The red doors are a fabulous pop of color and the earring rack is ingenious. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
The house is already under contract/sold. Good luck finding a place when you move here though and do look us up at our shop when you get here. Evette loves meeting other estheticians! ;)
Your photos and pretty colors somehow remind me of Santorini and equator sunset. Great Job!
One of my favorite house tours by far. Love the colors.
Super Job.
Love this house. So peaceful. The colors could have been over the top but they work perfectly. Very well curated.
This is easily one of my favorite house tours on this site. So much attention to detail!!
Wow, my most favorite AT home in a long time.. what a fantastic sense of color and composition! All resulting in a fun, easy atmosphere. Kudos!
I love this house! The painted doors throughout are a great way to add those pops of color to a pretty neutral base without painting a whole room. I had to laugh, though, when I read "featuring a large dining table made from an old door" because before I read that, I saw the photo first of the owners sitting at said table and I thought to myself, "wow, that table is way too small for them."
Disappointed to hear that but thanks anyway for the info.
The painted interior doors....... very smart.
Sooooo... can you guys get a blog going for the new house? So we can check out (stalk) some before-after pictures? :)
Rarely do I see the use of primary colors used so well-Bravo!!!!
This house is beautiful. You both have great taste and have used primary colours to make them look so cool!


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Now that spring is officially here, we're ready to put aside the hearty winter salads that have gotten us through the cold months and move on to something new. Something fresh, crisp and, most importantly, green! We've pulled together 20 of our favorite spring salads – recipes to make as soon as you get home from the farmers' market. Get your radishes and asparagus ready – we're putting right them to work.
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My favorite spring salad is spinach with strawberries, shallots and almonds using a poppy seed dressing. But the picture in the title looks delicious!
rosebud, that salad sounds delicious!
those all look really tasty!
this is my new favorite, with pea shoots, watercress, bacon, cotija, avocado, red onion and cucumber!
we also had a tasty spinach salad with chicken, asparagus, feta, tomato, and pita croutons, and we have two more spring salads on the docket for the rest of this week!


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Reunited with Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith, the 3-year-old Scat Daddy filly earned her fourth stakes win – two of them graded – in six starts since joining the barn of trainer John Sadler after being purchased privately by Hronis Racing LLC.
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Saving ground while racing behind a very slow pace set by European shipper Nayarra, Lady of Shamrock began to move forward entering the stretch, was placed in tight by Best Present Ever, who had assumed the lead under jockey Victor Espinoza, but accelerated after the pair bumped and went on to win by 1 ¼ lengths. The final time for the 1 ¼ miles on turf was 2:03.19.
Out of the Blushing John mare Blushing Issue, Lady of Shamrock, who paid $5, $3 and $2.20, won for the fifth time in nine starts. She's earned $465,400.
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Owned by Lee and Susan Searing's C R K Stable, Switch won for the sixth time in 21 starts and pushed her bankroll to $1,362,562.
In addition to a fees-paid entry into the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint, the Searings will also receive a $10,000 travel allowance because of the "Win and You're In'' provision.
Successful for the third time in seven starts over Cushion Track, Switch covered the seven furlongs in 1:24.37. She paid $6.60, $3.80 and $2.60.
Outrun early after encountering some trouble leaving the gate, the Kentucky bred swung widest of all into the stretch as the 122-pound highweight and ran down 9-1 shot Sugarinthemorning.
A California bred trained by Hall of Famer Ron McAnally, Sugarinthemorning paid $6.80 and $4 as she defeated 9-1 shot Glamorista by 2 ¼ lengths. The show price on Glamorista was $4.80.
Completing the order of finish were American Lady, Teddy's Promise, Izzy Rules and Mildly Offensive.
"It's been a rough season for me with my (graded stakes) horses,'' said Sadler, whose other A Gleam wins came with Dearest Trickski (2008) and Evita Argentina (2009). "We ended up strong, so that's really good. There were a lot of Saturdays through the middle of the meet here where we were second or third and we're supposed to be winning those races. I'm very relieved and happy and we'll keep working. That's our program.
"We knew with Switch she wasn't real sharp in her first race (of 2012 May 5 at Churchill Downs) and I thought she needed her last race (fourth in the Desert Stormer Handicap June 17), so it moved her forward for this one. It's all a process.''
Sadler hopes with the Breeders' Cup being in California Switch can improve upon her second place finishes the last two years in the Filly and Mare Sprint.
"I love the "Win and You're In''', he said. "I think that's tremendous. You save a lot of money on entry fees and you take the pressure off. She's been a very good horse to us.''
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JW Marriott Essex House New York's health spa offers men's and women's relaxation lounges, saunas and steam rooms, personal training, and a 1,000 square-foot fitness area. Facial treatments are also offered.
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Guestrooms feature custom-designed furniture with alligator-print leather accents and honey-toned cabinetry. Flat-screen TVs and air conditioning are available in all rooms. Bathrooms include slippers and bathrobes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Across the street from Central Park, JW Marriott Essex House New York sits in the heart of Manhattan's cultural and business core, two blocks from Fifth Avenue shopping, 5 blocks from Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and 12 blocks from Broadway theaters. A courtesy car offers drop-off service from the hotel within a 10-block radius (first come, first served). The hotel, first opened in 1931, has completed a $90 million renovation to its lobby, guestrooms, and suites that pays homage to its Art Deco heritage. An artist-in-residence program highlights commissioned works by Korean photographer Atta Kim and American painter Mark Innerst. The Heart of Central Park exhibition showcases photography in collaboration with the Museum of the City of New York and Magnum Photos. JW Marriott Essex House New York on Central Park also features a spa with separate men's and women's relaxation lounges, saunas and steam rooms, 1,000 square feet of well-equipped fitness space, and personal training. Nail and facial treatments are also offered. Additional amenities include a 24-hour business center and event and function space. The hotel's South Gate restaurant overlooks Central Park and offers seasonally inspired American cuisine along with a 1,200-selection wine list.
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- Health club
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
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- 24-hour front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 509
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
- ATM/banking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Babysitting or childcare
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 40
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Year Built 1931
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Express check-out
- Full-service spa
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Computer station
- Luggage storage
- Express check-in
- Concierge services
- One meeting room
- Conference center
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Breakfast available (surcharge) cooked-to-order
- Wedding services
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access (14.95 USD per 24 hours surcharge), Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
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Valet parking (surcharge)
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- Premium TV channels
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- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
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- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
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- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Pillowtop mattress
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Down comforter
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Eat and drink
South Gate Restaurant and Bar adds a new dimension to the Central Park South dining landscape. Featuring outstanding Modern American cuisine, South Gate offers a distinctive and seasonally-inspired menu. Recently, South Gate's chefs have partnered with farms throughout New York and New England to create a new tavern menu featuring locally-sourced cheeses and charcuterie. South Gate continues to revolutionize the dining experience as the first New York restaurant to launch the new iPad wine tablet.
JW Marriott Essex House New York on Central Park provides a 1,000-square-foot fitness facility that is well-equipped and adjacent to men's and women's lounges with saunas and steam rooms. Central Park, across the street from JW Marriott Essex House New York, offers a variety of recreational opportunities, including ball fields, rowboat rentals, and miles of trails for hiking, biking, running, and in-line skating. Rockefeller Center's skating rink, nine blocks south, opens in winter, as does Central Park's Wollman Rink. A golf driving range is located at Chelsea Piers sports/entertainment complex on the Hudson River 1.75 miles away. The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
Immerse in total relaxation. The Spa at Essex House New York features his and her private relaxation rooms, sauna and steam rooms along with tranquil treatment facilities for facials, body wraps, scrubs, and massage therapies.
- Steam room in spa
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- Body wraps
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The fine print for JW Marriott Essex House New York
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
Your pets
Pets allowed, Only dogs are allowed, Pet maximum weight in lb is 25
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 14.95 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Pet fee: USD 150 per pet, per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 75 per night
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
Awards & Affiliations
- The property is a member of Historic Hotels of America.


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CHRISTIAN SANTIAGO REYES (Through an interpreter), ACCLAMATION, Winner: "I rode him the same way I did last time. The way the race came up, there wasn't much speed so I hustled him out of the gate. He's just a good horse and he's real sharp right now. He was very strong the entire race."
VICTOR ESPINOZA, HYADES, Second: "He ran very well. He's an improving horse, getting more mature. It was a slow pace and he still ran big. I wish there was more speed to run with the winner but we everything else went okay."
BRUCE BLANC, BRUSHBURN, Third: "He broke a step slow so I found myself farther back than I would have liked. He tried hard and finished up pretty strong. He's run his butt off three times in a month and what else can I say…he's just a hard tryer."
RAFAEL BEJARANO, LOUP BRETON, Fourth: "He broke real slow, but I didn't have any real excuse. I tried to get him up into position to make a run from the five-eighths, but he was just one-paced. I could see the leader was real comfortable on the lead and when I asked my horse at the half-mile, he didn't move. He was just running at the same pace."
DON WARREN, ACCLAMATION, Winner: "We've gotten lucky the last couple of races where the speed has scratched and there wasn't a lot of speed to go with him, so we didn't have a lot of strategy to go ahead and lead the way. I told (Santiago Reyes) him that he runs so well on the turn that when you get to the middle of that (far turn) kick and go on wherever you are. Kick and go. Make a run for it right there. He loves this course. We'll see how he comes out of this race and there is the ($100,000) Sunset Handicap on the last day of the meet (July 18).''
BEN CECIL, HYADES, Second: "He got a chance to do what he wanted to do. We've been running him a mile and this is what he wants. He's got a bright future, I hope.''
*NOTES-*The win was the first in a Grade 1 for both Warren and Santiago Reyes….The only other horse to win both the Jim Murray Memorial and the Charles Whittingham Memorial is Storming Home in 2003…
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