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Nicollette Sheridan ("Desperate Housewives"), Oscar-winner Olympia Dukakis ("Moonstruck") and Bart Johnson (Coach Bolton the "High School Musical" films) will star in a Hallmark Channel movie channel filming in Lebanon.
Production starts next week on "The Christmas Spirit," said George Zaralidis, Hallmark Channel spokesman. "The Christmas Spirit" was one of nine new original Christmas productions announced today by the Hallmark Channel.
Actors, producers and director Jack Angelo, who also wrote the script, will be on a tight schedule. "The Christmas Spirit" will premiere in 10 weeks — at 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 1 – the Hallmark Channel announced today.
I'm waiting to hear more details – including any need for extras – from Kristen Erwin Schlotman, executive director of the Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky Film Commission. Local actors tell me that casting for local speaking parts started here two weeks ago.
Sheridan will play a journalist spending the holidays with her family when a greedy real estate developer proposes to make big changes in their picturesque small town.
While driving to see the developer, she's injured in "a terrible car accident and wakes up in the hospital only to realize that her body is in a coma, but her spirit is very much awake. She meets another spirit, who just happens to be the greedy developer. It turns out that he was on the other end of the accident, and he too is in a coma," according to the Hallmark Channel synopsis.
With only a few days left before the town votes on the development, "Charlotte must try to change the minds of the developer and the town — but that is no easy task when no one can see or hear her," said the Hallmark Channel release. The release did not define the role for Dukakis.
"The Christmas Spirit" will be the third movie shot in Lebanon, following Barbara Eden's "Harper Valley PTA"(1977) and part of Melanie Griffith's "Milk Money" (1993).
Emilio Estevez has said he'll shoot part of his "Johnny Longshot" harness-racing feature film, which was delayed from this summer, at a Warren County racetrack next year.
Here's a link to the Hallmark Channel release.
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Stairs & Stripes (Installing A Stair Runner)
Last week we promised you the final update on our stair runner project, and here it is! And now for the nitty gritty of how we got here.
Hint: we finished installing it less than 20 hours ago. Nothing like a nail biter…
Wednesday, November 6th – LATE AFTERNOON: Time to paint those risers. We saved this step to the very end of the project, just to see make sure we didn't rush into it and live to regret it. But once everything else was painted and the runner was here, we laid it out with the unpainted risers and were finally 100% sure we'd prefer them painted (like this inspiration image) so we finally pulled the trigger. Since we knew it would take lots of coats, Sherry taped off the bottoms to make things speedier than having to meticulously edge each time and I applied a coat of primer (since it's low-VOC, but not no-VOC) to block any wood bleed.
Wednesday, November 6th – NIGHT: With the primer dry, Sherry applied the first coat of paint (it's the same no-VOC Simply White in semi-gloss that we've used on trim everywhere else).
Thursday, November 7th – MORNING & AFTERNOON: Sherry applied coat #2 of paint and I went in for coat #3 later, just to be sure we get a good solid white tone on each tread.
Thursday, November 7th – NIGHT: Right before bed, I applied a coat of Rejuvenate to each tread to restore the wood finish (more on that here). I worked my way up the stairs right before bed so that it could cure overnight while we were all up there sleeping. In the morning we woke up to a much fresher looking staircase. We love the look of bare stairs like this, so we soaked up this pretty sight, and then pushed onward towards our goal of a fresh new runner (we'd just prefer some extra padding with young kids in the house to cushion the blow if anyone does fall).
Friday, November 8th – MORNING: Since we wanted to get as much messy stuff done before the runner was installed (stain drips on a new carpet = the stuff of nightmares) we dove into staining the railings a deeper tone so they'd pick up some of the black in the runner (more on what inspired us to do that here). We found this PolyShades stain + polyurethane that didn't require any heavy sanding (just a light roughing up) in a nice deep color, so we grabbed it.
Unlike stain, you don't wipe off the excess once it's applied. The railing on the right side of the stairs is pictured here, but I also did this to the long rail that goes up the left side of the wall (we had removed that when we painted the walls and ceiling last week and decided to just keep it off so I could easily do that staining outside).
Friday, November 8th – AFTERNOON: The first coat didn't quite dry as dark as we hoped, but we crossed our fingers that a second one would do the trick. The first should've been dry after 6 hours but it was still tacky, so rather than wait an unknown amount of time for it to cure, we switched gears and started painting the newel posts, which we decided would look best white like the other stair posts after seeing some other people making that call (here, here, here, and here). Like the risers, Sherry taped it off so I (the less perfect cutter-inner of the two of us) could apply the primer.
Friday, November 8th – NIGHT: Sherry applied the first coat of white paint (also Simply White) to the posts while I read weird Buzzfeed articles to her out loud to pass the time. Oh yeah, we know how to party on a Friday night.
Saturday, November 9th – MORNING: Sherry applied coats 2 and 3 of white paint to the posts about three hours apart.
Saturday, November 9th – AFTERNOON: With the post paint dry and the first coat of stain on the railing more than fully cured, I could go back to applying our second coat of stain. Beforehand, I had to rough it up slightly with some fine steel wool. Thankfully the second coat made it darker, just like we hoped. We were aiming for it to pick up on the black stripes in the runner as well as the dark espresso console table and the oil-rubbed bronze light fixture nearby in the foyer.
Saturday, November 9th – LATE AFTERNOON: With all of the messy stuff done, we could finally turn our attention to the runner. Thanks to a couple of helpful tutorials (like Rhoda's and Jenny's) we had some goods tips to go off of – like when Jenny mentioned that she wished she had measured to keep hers centered so the stripes aligned all the way down. Thanks to her post, we decided to create some tape guides to follow so we could make sure the runner didn't shift from side to side as we move down the staircase (which can be especially obvious when it has stripes). In order to be centered, our guides needed to be set 4″ from each side of the wall, so we marked that line with some tape.
We read that if your stairs widen on one side at the bottom like ours do, it's recommended that you center them on the narrowest part of the staircase, which means the part up top (if we had centered the runner on those few wider steps at the base of the stairs, it would have rubbed against the right wall on all of the upper steps and looked a lot less balanced). We also wanted to use some sort of padding to keep the runner from sliding and to add some extra cushioning, but we wanted to be sure to go with something that wouldn't adhere to or damage the wood stairs, just in case we want to go runner-less again sometime when the kiddos are older, so we got a standard 5 x 8′ rug pad at Target and discovered that cutting it in half made it just about the perfect width.
We took the time to cut individual pads for each riser (long enough to wrap around the nose of them) so that we could get this all done for the cost of just one rug pad instead of needing to buy two. We didn't adhere these at all, knowing that stapling through the runner on top of them would hold everything nice and firmly.
Sunday, November 10th – MORNING: We took Saturday night off to do something fun, so Sunday was crunch time. Less than 24 hours 'til posting time. Yikes! We started off by using an electric stapler that we bought from Lowe's for $30 (a Bostitch 5/8-in electric staple gun) to set the edge of the runner right under the nose at the top. Our runner had a pattern all the way to the end and the rolled edge was barely noticeable, but had it been more distinct, we would've cut off the edge and rolled it under so the pattern would look seamless instead of having an obvious border at the top.
We noticed the first staple that we shot through the runner was more visible than we'd like (since it was a slice of silver on a black stripe), so we took a second to color the tops of a row of staples with a black Sharpie (a trick Sherry saw on Pinterest for making decorative gold staples). Then we were sure to staple only into the dark parts of the rug so they'd blend in. Worked like a charm.
With a row of staples in at the top, we then pulled it tight along the riser and Sherry stapled a row along the bottom into the riser, not the tread. We wanted to avoid stapling into the tread since that's where people would be stepping and we didn't want the staples to "surprise" any bare feet (even though they generally sink into the rug and aren't pointy or anything).
Sherry had been firing a staple into each of the big stripes (the pink ones in the diagram below) but we found it wasn't enough – at least at the top under the nose, where it seemed to sag a bit between staples. So she went back and did another row of staples up top (the blue ones that you see below). Here's a sense of where we put staples and in what order:
One runner wasn't enough to get all the way down the stairs, so at some point we knew we'd have to join the second one as seamlessly as possible to the first one, so we wanted them to meet under a tread nose where the joint would be least visible. First we snipped off the end of the first one so it would wrap just below the nose.
Then we stapled that one under the nose, just like we had done on all the steps before it.
I didn't get a good picture of the next part (picture us sweating bullets and using all available hands) but we just lined up the edge of the new runner as flush under the nose as possible. Our goal was for the edge to catch your eye as little as possible, so by tucking it under the nose of the stair, it seemed as hidden as we could get it. Can you see the seam in the photo below?
You really have to look for it, but it's under the nose of the the step there on the bottom. The line where they meet is a little more defined than the underside of the other steps if you're this close (Sherry was about a foot away when she snapped this photo) but if you're standing up you really can't detect it at all, which is a relief because during this "joining of the rugs" we were both really nervous that it would be bulky and obvious.
The other tricky part was the very end, where we also had to cut off some excess runner, leaving about an inch that could be rolled under.
By rolling it under and stapling it like this, it meant that our cut didn't have to be perfect and the edge would look more finished (and would be protected from fraying).
I've kinda broken from the timeline structure that this post started with, but despite the many steps to installing the runner, it only took us about three hours. In fact it was the fastest step of the whole stairway makeover process (removing those old staples and painting the ceiling while balancing on a ladder were waaay more intense). So to anyone wondering if you can install a stair runner, we'd rank this task as simple and straightforward. Especially if you spring for an electric stapler, which really made things easy.
We're both pleasantly surprised at how soft the runner is (since some flat weaves can be scratchy). As for the light color, we're a no-shoes household, so that should cut down on lots of potential dirt or staining (we've had light colored rugs like this in rooms like our living room and kitchen for years without any issues). We also hear that Dash & Albert rugs hold up well (Sherry's friend with two young kids has a white and brown one on her steps and is really happy with it) but we'll keep you posted either way!
Update: We're getting a few questions about whether we considered staining the stairs the same dark color as the railings, but since the entire upstairs of our house are hardwood floors that match the current tone of the stairs (which run right into them at the top) we didn't want a big color change at that point. So we we thought dark railings would tie into the dark stripes in the runner (as well as the nearby foyer chandelier and dark console table) without needing to match those stair treads. To us it's like putting a dark wood console table on top of a mid-toned wood floor – it seems to be compatible even though it doesn't match.
Oh and this photo shows why we opted not to stain the vertical newel posts on the railing that you see below on the left (and painted them white instead). Since we knew the railing on the right would just be a clean dark stripe on that side of the stairs (with nothing vertical going on) we thought something dark on the left going down to the floor might look unbalanced.
And now for the budget breakdown:
- Two runners (more on where we got those here): $199
- Electric stapler & staples: $34
- Rug pad: $39
- PolyShades stain & brush for the railings: $11
- Primer & paint for the risers, posts, trim, walls, and the ceiling: $0 (we had it already, but a guess for what you'd spend might be $80)
- TOTAL: $283 (or $363 if you need to buy primer, trim paint, and wall paint)
We read here that it would typically cost about $318 for a similar installation job by a pro – which doesn't include the cost of the runners or the padding themselves (or the staining/painting/priming that we squeezed into this makeover), so we're really happy with where we ended up.
And here's a full recap of the entire stairwell makeover (which came to about 20 hours in total):
- primed and painted the blue posts and trim
- selected our runner (more on that and the previous bullet here)
- removed the old carpet, rug pad, and the 600 staples that came with it
- painted the stairwell walls and ceiling (more on that and the previous bullet here)
- primed and painted the risers
- stained the railings
- installed the rug pad and runners
- high fived like maniacs
We're really happy with how it turned out. The color scheme and pattern of the runner are still pretty classic and not too wacky, but the high contrast elements still make it interesting. We especially like how the dark stripe in the runner and the new railing color ties into the light fixture and the console table. If only there weren't all that blue trim winking at us from the dining room…
Oh yeah, and to complete my timeline…
Sunday, November 10th – EVENING: Finally finished sizing pictures and writing a super long post about the previous week of stair projects. Poor Sherry's gotta proofread this sucker in the morning. Sorry honey! But the good news is, we made it!
What did you guys do this weekend? Any runners going in, or old carpet coming out? How about using dark stain on something to accent it? We're really having fun with contrast these days, which is admittedly something that used to scare us. Change is good.
P.S. We were devastated to hear of the damage that Typhoon Haiyan did to the Phillipines. NBC News has helpfully provided a list of some of the organizations offering relief to survivors of the typhoon, so we wanted to include that link for you guys.
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Ah! It looks so sophisticated. Love it! :)
LOVE it! Well done, you guys!
What a huge improvement, it looks so fresh and so clean. Love it!
I love the look of dark rails with white. I may be Australian but my home is going to look so Southern :D
Would the kind of stain you used on the rails also work well on furniture? Did it turn out super shiny or more like a light gloss?
I used this exact stain/poly on a couple furniture pieces and it works GREAT! I'd highly recommend the product itself and the Satin finish.
This looks amazing!! I've been looking to do a similar project on my staircase, including painting all those posts/spindles. Do you have any good ideas for how to make that process easier? It just seems like painting all of them (several times) would be just the worst, which is why I've avoided it up until now!
It's great! I have a similar staircase, ideas, ideas, ideas. Thank you Peteriks! (or is it Petersik's???)
Beautiful! Love your choice of runner, too! Totally worth all that hard work!
Thank you so much for posting this! It looks great and gives me the confidence to work on mine. This weekend is going to be my 'crunch time' and i hope it works out as well as yours!
Looks awesome — I've been eyeing that runner for our basement stairs for a while!
I love how cozy this makes it feel…almost glam farmhouse, which is one of my favorite looks!
Yes, "glam farmhouse"! What a great way to describe it. Love it!
Looks fantastic guys!
I'm a huge fan of stripes, and love the new look! I can personally vouch for the slippery nature of natural treads (after having fallen down ours a couple years ago!). Carpet seems to be the way to go for kids, pets, and adults in socks. :-) http://www.oldtownhome.com/2011/6/1/Hold-On-Tight-Staircase-Wainscoting-and-Handrail-Project/ It's something we're considering down the road in our house too.
That looks great!!!
As for carpet going out… This weekend I finally got around to getting a sample of quarter round so that we can finally finalize our flooring order and get an installation date to replace the worn vinyl sheet in our kitchen and the stained and worn carpet in our living room with wood-look vinyl plank. I hate pulling the trigger since it will be pricey, but hopefully I won't regret it when it's done since our little one will have a nicer place to play! Part of that will include us pulling up the carpet and also finding an area rug for the living room – both firsts for me!
I love the stained and painted stair rails, when staining was the previous stain poly'd? I am just wondering how well the stain sank in without having to sand too much? I have a project like this coming up and would love to avoid sanding all the details in the railing if I can just stain over it.
This looks amazing! You don't mention whether you needed to sand the risers before priming and painting–if that step isn't necessary I might do this tonight! Love it.
Love it! I need to work on my stairs as well.
It really looks great, proving that attention to detail is well worth it. We also have a D&A runner on our stairs, in the Cat's Paw pattern, and it has held up remarkably well, in spite of plenty of activity, including that of our two big Goldendoodles, who run up and down during the day! Congratulations on another job well done!
AMAZING! I've used that polyshades stuff before, and it takes FOREVER to dry, it seems. But the results (and how easy it is) are worth it! Your stairs look so glam.
I love it. You guys did great. I sanded, restained and repainted by stair rails and spindles a couple years back and it took DAYS. It is a lot of work but definitely worth it when it's complete. Now to convince the hubby to let me remove the carpet and add a runner.
Way to hustle! It looks awesome. Isn't painting those spindles just the worst??
Your graphic with colored dots coordinating to where you stapled is genius. Are you sure you don't have a degree in infographic design? :)
Your hard work really shows! Those stairs look beautiful!
You guys. This looks amazing! What a great/beautiful/amazing turnout! I am excited for you!
On a completely random note, my husband just got the new Nest smoke detector for his birthday and is over-the-moon excited to try it out (we have the nest thermostat too). Will let you know what we think! (though I have a feeling it is completely unnecessary – just one of those cool things to have if you need to blow $150).
I've actually been wondering about the nest system myself, sherry and john I would love it if you did an update about how it's working for you! :)
In LOVE!! Sorry if I missed it – but what is the runner made out of? Are you concerned at all about the white part getting dirty? I'm totally considering a similar look for our basement steps, but I'm concerned about the lighter parts getting stained over time.
You guys! I can't even comment. It's THAT good!
WOAH this might be my favorite upgrade yet!! Those stripes and white treads are working double time to visually make the staircase look way longer and more dramatic than it did before – sooo swanky!! I think you could work with the slate, but with the rest of the foyer so fancy I can't help but dream about how nice an upgraded floor would look. What are you guys thinkin on the floor front? It wouldn't be too hard to carry new floors over from your future kitchen reno!!
oh my gosh, I freaking love looooove it! awesome job!
I desperately want to do this with our stairs but they turn 3/4 of the way down. I just don't think it would work with a dash and albert runner. Maybe Santa with straighten out my stairs for Christmas if I ask.
I have the same problem! I was thinking about leaving the landing uncovered, like this:
So I have a similar problem except my stairs are curved! They are so slick and our kids are constantly slipping on them, so I think a runner is in order. Any suggestions for how I accomplish that? Maybe we'll have to cut the runner for each stair individually…. :/
This is something that is totally on the "to do" list at our house. It was great to hear you rate this as a pretty straight forward DIY! I just painted our risers this weekend. Like you, we were hesitant because it was pretty much a "no turning back" commitment. But, we're trilled! Anyway, we have a split-level which means we only have a "half" set of stairs, or, 5 treads. How did you measure to make sure you had enough runner? Did you just add up the height of the risers and depth of the tread? Thanks for sharing!!!
Looks great!! Nothing like a weekend warrior trip to get you going!
OTP – I have the exact same slate floor for my foyer, which I just had professionally cleaned over the weekend (prev. owners left it paint-splattered and the grout was really gross). Thought I would share with you what he told me. Slate has a finish on top of it, where mine has yellowed with age (could be between 20-40+ old) and with the cleaning he did – it was actually starting to come off in sheets. To restore it – he suggested stripping the waxy varnish (using stuff you buy from Home Depot). Then because slate is very porous, I must seal it again.
Absolutely stunning!
Our weekend looked a bit like this…
Friday- Hit up the Sherwin Williams paint sale (thanks for the tip!), but decided to put painting a few rooms on hold to save for bigger projects.
Saturday- Spend insane amounts of time at three beaches because it wasn't raining and it was one of the few places our sweet girl would sleep. (Cheers for a sleeping beach baby!)
Sunday- Make mass amounts of granola to store for a few weeks, and then receive an offer from a neighbor for a free wood stove in excellent condition.
That means this week we're calling about wood stove installation costs and revisiting our budget. Just when I thought it was set (but I knew it wasn't really)…
Absolutely stunning! I want to pin a picture of your stairs, but you don't have a Pinterest link on your photos- is it okay to pin them?
nevermind- found it. I'm a dummy.
What are your thoughts on the slate floors now that you've updated the staircase? Still liking them?
If the slate floors end up not working for you, I am excited to see what you DO choose. I love your stairs and runner – you both did an amazing job. My wheels are now turning for our stairs, but I have some color correcting to do in our living and dining room first. Found my perfect muddy-grey-green :D
All that hard work, thoughtful planning, money saving and patience has paid off — this is the staircase of a lifetime, if you ask me. :)
Enjoy the floor traversing (and the glute-area payoff!).
Sorry, I think this is just the English major in me… devastated, not devistated.
Great job! Do you think the kind of stain you used to darken the banister could be used on kitchen cabinets? I always wondered if the builder standard light oak cabinets that so many houses have could be stained darker without having to be stripped. I feel like a lot of people end up painting them white, but always wondered if there was another option.
You guys always amaze me. Literally, incredible the change in your entry. Its Jaw-Dropping now! I love seeing the progress. Thanks for sharing!
xo Kylie
So crazy good, y'all! Love the contrast of the crisp black and white.
Forgot to add, I LOVE your new stairs! The runner is beautiful!
Wow, that looks fabulous. I was a little skeptical about the stripes but as always you guys made it work. :) Over the weekend I was busy making Christmas ornaments for my new Etsy shop.:)
Awesome! You guys have such patience.
I didn't rip out any carpet, but you will be happy to know that you guys inspired me in regards to the color of your front door. I painted my front door in Sherwin William's Ebbtide over the weekend. So I have a blue door too now! :-)
Looks wonderful!
We spent the weekend FINALLY updating our master, which meant the removal of the last of the dusty rose carpet in our house! So exciting. The wood floors underneath were in perfect shape, as they have been in every room we've done. Funny how someone would look at that wood and say "I think we should put down pink carpeting and cover these up!" Times change.
Thanks for the inspiration!
I cannot rave enough about this project!! I know you do just about everything but this was a huge project. I've followed, with interest, because as much as I enjoy decorating my home, my stairs look like your before photo. I want this done. My issue is that it's not beautiful wood underneath the current wall-to-wall carpet, so may have to install wood first. This really makes your home.
Looks great! I am so impressed by how quickly you get things done!
I love it so much I wanna slide down the stairs on my belly. Weee!!!
For as much as I love stripes, I don't have them anywhere in my house. That needs to change STAT!
With the help of my aunt, I got some big furniture pieces moved from the garage to the house thia weekend. Let the refinishing begin! I also blogged about my little gardening fail this year. #blackthumb
I've gotta say while I love the runner, I'm partial to the way it looked with the white paint on the backer. I can't believe the difference that made alone! WOW! But when you've got lil nuggets to consider, you've got to give a little cush for a tumble or two. :)
OK, as amazing as this looks (and it looks freakin' amazeballs; maybe my favorite thing you've ever done ever), I am exhausted just reading this. A few years ago I repainting our peeling messy stairs and it took me months. I'm not kidding. You must have been so darn happy to have this finished. So worth the effort though! Great job.
Just curious… you stained the railing, but not the treads…why did you chose to not stain the stair treads to match the railing before the install of the runner?
Wow..such a fresh & updated look. So much nicer on the eyes & feet, I'm sure. Hopefully, Burger approved, too, since it looked like he wasn't too excited to part with the old a few posts back, lol.
We bought & put together a Karl for our den this weekend. So far, so good! Today is Remembrance Day in Canada. Taking a moment to reflect on the many who sacrificed their lives for our freedom.
I worked on stairs too! I've been converting our carpeted staircase to wood for what feels like an eternity. As of yesterday, I have my unfinished oak treads cut and dry fitted. Now it's time for stain!
Would love to hear how this works out, we are thinking of converting our carpeted stairs to wood, knowing that they are standard plywood stairs, how did you do yours?
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It is a white alloy three-dimensional one-piece very stylized eagle with black enamel lettering identifying the occasion as the 13th meeting (this would be 1932) of the Reichsfrontsoldatentag (R.F.S.T) with the profile of "Der Stahlhelm" helmet on the face and BERLIN on the wings.
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Bonia Shur will be remembered as a composer who was a major musical force in the Reform Jewish Movement of North America. He revolutionized the sound of liturgical music, and his compositions are regularly heard in every Reform Jewish congregation in the world. Mr. Shur was Director of Liturgical Arts at Hebrew Union College-Jewish […]
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Because of expected inclement weather this weekend due to hurricane Isaac, the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra is moving its annual outdoor Labor Day Weekend show on Saturday (planned for Devou Park in Covington) to the Northern Kentucky Convention Center Exhibition Hall , 50 E. River Center Blvd, Covington, KY 41011 (Madison & RiverCenter Blvd). The concert begins at […]
Indianapolis Symphony could go part-time
08/30/12 at 11:23am by Janelle Gelfand | Comments
The board of the Indianapolis Symphony is pushing for the orchestra to drastically reduce its size, its season and the salaries it pays its players. The orchestra is one of just 17 fulltime orchestras left in the nation, but going part-time would help to address ongoing financial problems. The Indianapolis Star reports: "According to committee […]
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A limited-edition 1954 Kaiser-Darrin roadster is display at the Cincinnati Art Museum through January 6, 2013. Its light green "pine tint" paint color, slick chrome details, and interior appointments confirm the cruiser's place as an iconic design of the 1950s.
In memoriam: Neil Armstrong, space pioneer, Cincinnati Pops fan
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No doubt you've read the many tributes to Neil Armstrong, the pioneer of space exploration who died unexpectedly at age 82 on Saturday. The New York Times reported that he had undergone heart bypass surgery earlier this month in Cincinnati, near his home in Indian Hill. He was a friend of Erich Kunzel and the […]
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Michael Feinstein, the Ohio-born singer who is known for promoting, researching and — in large measure — rescuing the Great American Songbook, is taking on the unexpected role of conductor of the Pasadena Pops. He succeeds Marvin Hamlisch, who died suddenly on Aug. 6, and he told the Los Angeles Times that he was surprised […]
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Just a few tickets remain to the Sept. 6 "101 Year Celebration" concert in tribute to arts patron Louise Dieterle Nippert at Greenacres Arts Center in Indian Hill. The Sept. 7 concert is sold out. The concerts will feature the Cincinnati Pops, Cincinnati Opera, Cincinnati Ballet and the May Festival Chorus, under the baton of John […]
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Here's the reason: Bollling will be one of the featured works this Sunday at "Music Among Friends," a concert to benefit the Literacy Council, 4 p.m. Sunday at St. John Fisher Church, 3227 Church Street, Newtown, OH. Here's info about the performers and tickets:
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As you know, Phyllis Diller died yesterday in Los Angeles at 95. The commedienne broke the glass ceiling for women in comedy, and continued to perform until about 2002. But there was another side to her that many people don't realize: She was a very fine pianist, and performed as a soloist with symphony orchestras. […]
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August 31st is the deadline for professional artists living in Cincinnati to submit applications for the Cincinnati Arts Ambassador Fellowship. Seven artists will be selected to serve as Ambassadors and will receive up to $6,000 each in support of their work during the program period. The Arts Ambassador Fellowship is a competitive program and affirms […]
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There are 49 city buildings that remain on the exemption list:
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Police Patrol West Community Policing Office
Police Air Section
Police Property and Evidence
Wichita Housing Authority
Airport Police and Fire Building
Airport Field Maintenance Headquarters
Mid-Continent Airport Passenger Terminal Building
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Colvin City Hall
Police Substation/Health Clinic, Rogers School
Boat House
Boston Park Recreation Facility
Boxing 360
Broadview Parking Garage
Wichita Festivals, Inc.
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Cessna Daycare
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Farm & Art Market
Firefighters Museum
Hilltop Manor
Hyatt Hotel Parking Garage
Indo Chinese Center
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La Familia Senior Community Center
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Lawrence-Dumont Stadium
Mid-America All-Indian Center
Nomar Market Place
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WICHITA, Kan.-- Since January 1st, more public buildings have taken down signs prohibiting guns, including all Wichita public libraries.
"If they have gone through the course and they've got their license, then they should be allowed to do that," said Rosie Dool, Wichita resident.
Last month, the Wichita City Council voted, 4-2, to allow guns inside public libraries and most recreation centers. State law required buildings with inadequate security measure to allow concealed carry permit holders to have guns inside those public buildings.
At the first council meeting of 2014, two people came forward to voice their concern and urge the council to reconsider the change.
"Having more people with guns in public buildings does not make us safer," said Lois Harder, Wichita resident.
The City was required to fully comply with the state law and submit exemptions by the end of last year. A total of 49 city buildings remain on the exemption list and do not allow guns in those buildings.


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'House of Lords Journal Volume 2: 17 February 1610', Journal of the House of Lords: volume 2: 1578-1614 (1767-1830), pp. 552. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=28534 Date accessed: 21 October 2014.
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DIE Sabbati, videlicet, 17 die Februarii:
Confirmation of Decrees between the King and Copyholders of Wakefield.
Confirmation of Copyhold Lands in the County of Lancaster.
Waldgrave's Lands for Payment of his Debts.
E. of Pembroke's Privilege. Fox's Arrest.
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vice lecta est Billa, An Act for Confirmation of several Decrees, made in the Courts of Exchequer Chamber and Dutchy Chamber, between the
King's Majesty and divers Copyholders of His Majesty's
Manor of Wakefeild, in the County of Yorke.
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vice est lecta Billa, An Act for the perfect
Creation and Confirmation of certain Copyhold Lands,
in the Honour, Castle, Manor, or Lordship, of Clitherow,
or in the several Manors or Lordships of Derby, Accarington, Colve, and Ightenhill, in the County of Lancaster.
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vice lecta est Billa, An Act for the enabling of Charles Waldegrave, Esquire, to make Sale of
certain Lands, for the Payment of his Debts, and the
Advancement of his younger Sons and Daughters.
This Day, Zephany Seares, of London, Mercer (at
whose Suit Richard Fox, the Earl of Pembroke's Servant,
was arrested), together with Jo. Guersey, the Serjeant,
and Philipp Smith, Yeoman, that made the Arrest, were
brought into the House, by the Serjeant at Arms, according to the Order of the Court upon Thursday last;
and forasmuch as it appeared (after they had been heard
to say what they could for themselves) that by this Arrest they had offended against the Privilege of this
Court, they were therefore committed to the Prison of
The Fleet, for their Contempt in that Behalf.
Dominus Cancellarius continuavit præsens Parliamentum usque in diem Lunæ, 19m Februarii, hora 9a.
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Dodgers season is officially...
Automatic loss? No. Frequent loss? Sure. But the anemic offense did their part in those games as well, and our bullpen was great which helped us to steal some of those games late.Originally Posted by DanteHicks
How are the overall pitching stats skewed? That doesn't make any sense. It's the small sample stats that are skewed. Our pitching was 2nd (when I posted originally, now we're 4th barely--still by and large the strength of this team) in the NL overall. That tells me a lot more than gut feeling.
Nomar being broken isn't really news though. And about Furcal playing hurt: yeah, but he was good enough to be in the lineup for (soon to be) 140 games this year--everyone in the majors to some extent plays through pain. Besides, the Furcal that showed up in '06 (well above his career average) is nowhere near the Furcal that showed up in '07 (well below his career average)... career-wise expectations would put him somewhere in the middle of those extremes. Our offense is bad enough when those guys are healthy let alone being hurt.Originally Posted by DanteHicks
(And re: the Broxton whining... things must really be going bad when we're blaming one of the best relief pitchers on this team. He's nowhere close in the blame game with why this team isn't playoff-bound.)
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A possible preview of the 2008 Dodger line up.
Pierre, cf
Abreu, 2b
Kemp, rf
Loney, 1b
Martin, c
Ethier, lf
LaRoche, 3b
Hu, ss
Billingsley, p
I will probably watch this game just to see how they perform.
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Nearby schools include OxfLaf School of Applied Technical, Oxford University School and Lafayette High School.
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How the government practices for emergencies. Sound familiar?
The NLE 2012 scenario backstory centered on Nation State X (NS-X). NS-X sought to erode the public's trust in their security and safety and cause impacts to the U.S. economy by disrupting critical infrastructure networks and information technology infrastructures, logistics systems, and the communications capabilities of U.S. Federal and state agencies. Towards this goal, NS-X launched a campaign that included a series of carefully orchestrated and coordinated activities and components. The campaign resulted in vulnerabilities in network interface cards, embedded network communications devices, and supervisory control and data acquisition networks. Not only did the campaign exploit these vulnerabilities in attacks against critical infrastructure networks, but it also released a combination of botnets and remote access tool programs that caused a disruption of communications, loss of data, and the unavailability of certain key services.
Every so often, the Department of Defense publishes a book about nuclear weapons. Called "Nuclear Matters," it's distributed to members of the nuclear-industrial complex, to students of national security, and to policy analysts. Although unclassified and available on a DoD website, it generally doesn't get around much. But it should. It includes a good overview of the U.S. nuclear stockpile, some relevant information about the laws governing how nuclear material is stored and handled, and who in the government has particular responsibilities for accidents. There's also a neat primer on nuclear weapons physics and on the complicated secrecy classification system for all things nuclear: (that's NC2-ESI, SIGMA, CWINDI, RD, FRD, ATOMAL, etc).
"Sigma 14. That category of sensitive information (including bypass scenarios) concerning the vulnerability of nuclear weapons to a deliberate unauthorized nuclear detonation.
Sigma 15. That category of sensitive information concerning the design and function of nuclear weapon use control systems, features, and components. This includes use control for passive and active systems. It may include weapon design features not specifically part of a use control system."
And there's a new category of Sigma — Sigma 20, that's kind of scary:
"A specific category of nuclear weapon data that pertain to sensitive improvised nuclear device information."
One thing this particular book does not address is the architecture of the nuclear command and control system. Much of it was declassified after the end of the Cold War and reclassified after 9/11. Older Nuclear Matters books I've seen even include pictures of "Site R," the Defense Department's Alternate National Military Command Center. This one doesn't even mention the President's Nuclear Satchel, a.k.a, The Football.
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The Olympia Candy Kitchen has been welcoming visitors for almost a century in its unchanged location in downtown Goshen, Indiana. Its tradition began in 1912 when Greek immigrant Nicholas Paflas began making his own hand-dipped chocolates and running the soda fountain...the old-world way, with friendly and courteous service. It was at the Olympia Candy Kitchen where he met his wife, Leona. In 1920, the couple purchased the Candy Kitchen and added a diner. From its humble beginning, the Olympia Candy Kitchen has remained a family business, passed down from generation to generation. And it still welcomes visitors with its old-world charm. From the red and white awning to the original soda fountain complete with high swivel stools, Olympia Candy Kitchen is reminiscent of the days when the world revolved a little slower. Virtually unchanged for 99 years, the dark polished wooden booths, soda fountain and candy counter will take you back to an earlier time. The candy counter is what made Olympia famous. It features seasonal selections, such as solid chocolate hearts at Valentine's Day and Peanut Butter Eggs at Easter, as well as a large supply of candy that is sold throughout the year. Among the most popular of the delicious confections and hand-dipped candies are the Turtles, which are made with our own home-made caramel. The candy is so popular that they were served at the Inaugural Balls of both President Reagan and President Bush. If you can't make it into the store, you can still buy something special for yourself or a loved one on our web page. We ship to anywhere in the United States and offer a great variety of candy online. Why spend hours looking for the perfect Valentine's, Christmas, Birthday, Anniversary, or any day gift when you can find the perfect one right here? We can even gift wrap the box and include a card at no extra charge!
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Yes, you've guessed it; it's the Royal Baby. Or should I say #RoyalBaby.
Picasso is sitting in the park, sketching. A woman walks by, recognizes him, runs up to him and pleads with him to draw her portrait. He's in a good mood, so he agrees and starts sketching. A few minutes later, he hands her the portrait. The lady is ecstatic, she gushes about how wonderfully it captures the very essence of her character, what beautiful, beautiful work it is, and asks how much she owes him. "$5,000, madam," says Picasso. The lady is taken aback, outraged, and asks how that's even possible given it only took him 5 minutes. Picasso looks up and, without missing a beat, says: "No, madam, it took me my whole life."


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People are waking up, and the BBC and the Labour Party can't stop them. History is within Scotland's grasp, a beautiful and inspiring climax; self-determination is possible. If it's a YES, we can see a great renaissance and a new age in Scotland. Maybe the next Alan McGee of the 21st Century won't have to go to London to make his mark in the world, and I believe in that.
Obviously, security needs to be impossibly high, when food and the world's most powerful man are concerned. There are even rumours of the White House's Chef Andrew being Obama's official food taster at public dinners, although I didn't see evidence of this when cooking for him.
Because stress is something that is highly personable and difficult to gauge, there are few clear and cut rules on what stress is and how it can be successfully diagnosed. This being said, there are some good guidelines that would indicate your current stress levels and if you need to bring them back into conscious balance.
Brunette beauty Amanda started off her working life as a model, before taking the TV world by storm, presenting shows such as The Big Breakfast and Liquid News. She has since progressed to American TV and hosted the reality TV series Paradise Hotel and The Swan.
Rwanda, the 'Land of a Thousand Hills' has luscious green peaks that stretch out as far as your eyes can see. But this beautiful scenery masks a terrible period in the country's history. In 1994, a brutal genocide tore Rwanda apart. Thousands of families were murdered, livelihoods were destroyed and many orphans were left to take care of their brothers and sisters. I recently travelled there to see how some of the money raised by Sport Relief and matched by the UK government is already hard at work, changing the lives of people who lost almost everything 20 years ago.
I've started to embrace the "non-plan" which was very much the case when I hit the southern shores of Sweden by way of the Öresundsbron (the overwater/underwater bridge connecting Denmark to Sweden).
Nothing is easy. We need to do our own banking. What happened to the bank teller who would help by handing me a piece of paper and telling me how to fill it in and then say, "Have a nice day." I used to want to choke those people for saying it, now I miss it with those little insincere smiles.
Caitlin Moran and I are from the generation that normalised binge drinking and now women are paying the price. We bought a lie and now it's time to get honest.
If you have any tips for getting through the last leg of baby weight loss send them my way. In the meantime I give you beetroot and onion relish. This is delicious with cheese and crackers. Or on cheese on toast. Or in sandwiches. At the moment I am enjoying a teaspoon with a chunk of cheese whenever the hunger makes me want to gnaw at my chunk of a baby's thighs.
The author of a report says we should avoid calling people fat and should use the term overweight or obese instead. As a fat bird, I disagree. The one thing I need as a fat person is tough love. I put this weight on intentionally and it will be a struggle to lose it.
Traditionally in Mauritius we make this with corned mutton which has a much stronger flavour and Iove it but I love corned beef as well and in the UK this is readily available and easier to get hold of. To be honest with you I love most tinned things, sardines, mackerel, anchovies and I suppose it's mostly out of nostalgia
It's the only illness where you get - absolutely free with the package - a real sense of shame. I've heard people say, "I know people with real diseases, show me lumps show me X-Rays", and of course you can't so you begin to feel bombarded with self-disgust thinking," I'm not being carpet-bombed, I'm not living in a Township, how dare I, who has everything, be depressed?"
I was a war child and I was born into a poor family. Growing up was tough and I know what it is like to struggle. I also know how lucky I am to have got to where I am today. This is why I think if you are in a position to give back, you should...
It dwells on me as I stare at the Internet version of myself, I don't want to delete my past entirely... People change. People can be more than one thing. We all deserve 'the right to be forgotten' not to censor our mistakes, so our Google personas don't solely dictate who we are. I guess writing about reinvention is the easy part; it's fighting for it in reality that's the challenge.
to celebrate your love through the medium of photography, or perhaps, the making of amateur motion pictures. This is nothing to be ashamed of, and what happens in the privacy of your own home, or perhaps, workplace should remain private and confidential.


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Released in 2013. These lamps were designed while working at roost co. to sell our signature Edison filament bulbs. Instead, everyone who has a light bulb bought these lamps. Made from roughcast concrete with a waxed finish. 8 styles all fit a standard base bulb. Outfitted with 8ft of black and white hatched cloth covered cord with rocker switch. Small assorted styles (s/4) $68, large s/4) $88. Sold at thousands of stores nationwide.
the "bavarian beast" bottle openers are hand forged from recycled iron from trashed car parts out of india. produced for roost. each piece is a one-off work of art. they were inspired from a fusion of old art deco and folklore stories which I read to my children. set of five sold nation wide.
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Finished the lamps (in progress) from last years post. Sconce, Desk lamp and floor lamp, chandelier in the works. ODE to Achille Castiglioni. Made from Stainless rod. Silver solder, billet red brass and cast brass components. Machine tooled. Cast brass socket, turn switch with 15ft of silk braided cord. 6x magnification lens amplifies the Edison style filament. Sold to Anthropology and boutiques nationwide.
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the lanterns are designed in conjunction with a series of hanging pendant lights, which are meticulously hand pierced and hot dipped in zinc. the chemicals seep through the holes on the surface to create a unique patina, which is then phosphate coated to seal the deal. these pieces come in two sizes and sold nation wide. when lit they cast shadows in 360 degrees.
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carved from a block of 15lb foam in the shop to study ergonomics and shape. mass produced in thailand using indian rosewood. this knife is one of three styles inspired by the utility of butcher knives.
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Packaging for Anthropologie.
100% post consumer, 110# cover. Domestically printed on DI press with 4 color process. Cut and drilled with a thick hand twisted jute tie.
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product and packaging: these serious steak knives were designed using 6" serrated 440 stainless blade and buffalo horn tips (bi-product of the industry). the box was fabricated to house a set of four knives, constructed of solid kiri wood with a burnt, wire brushed finish, magnet closure and leather pull.
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brass jewelry collections. fabricated in sunny sausalito, ca.
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this is the arc house two concept. built in twenty twelve. scaled cad drawings and prototype for production. made from bleached kiri wood.
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vectors created for misc. products i have designed over the years.
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sketches for a series of forged iron blacksmith bottle openers and corkscrews. the dying tradition still has potential. produced for roost in 2012.
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Anthropology has just released my pride and joy. two months of development, this bar cart was inspired from the "mad men" era. made from american black walnut, solid brass fittings and smoked glass, ships flat pack. conceived through sketches, foamcore full scale mockups and roughly modeled prototypes into production specs. and wallah!
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here is the final photography of the SHIRO glasses
buy at the MOMA store.
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a series of shots for a packaging concept i created of a new set of pin stripe, very delicate graduated glasses. early sketches followed by specs and persistent handholding of asia factories delivered the final glassware perfect. a small kiri wood japanese inspired gift box and an origami tissue paper technique was the final outcome.
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Kirk Kerkorian -- the billionaire mogul who once owned the MGM Hotel in Las Vegas and United Artists -- is MIA, in dire shape and needs court protection from those who are holding him hostage -- this according to allegations in new legal docs.
The 95-year-old Kerkorian hasn't been seen in public since June, 2012, according to his ex-wife and the mother of his 15-year-old daughter, Kira. The ex, Lisa Kerkorian, claims in legal docs the managers of Kerkorian's company, Tracinda Corp, have been controlling him and keeping him from his daughter for the last 5 years.
And get this ... according to the docs, Kerkorian was a fixture for years at the legendary Polo Lounge at the Beverly Hills Hotel -- in fact, the Polo Lounge kept a table specifically for Kirk, but the table hasn't been occupied for months.
Lisa says their daughter hasn't had any contact with Kirk since 2008 and all attempted communications were thwarted by Kirk's handlers.
Lisa and Kirk were possibly in the nastiest celebrity divorce in Hollywood history, yet now Lisa has gone to court on behalf of her daughter to seek the appointment of a conservator to manage Kirk's affairs and pave the way to re-establish a relationship between Kirk and Kira.
The legal docs make it clear -- Lisa feels Kirk could be at death's door and Kira wants to see him before he passes.
And one more twist ... Kira isn't even Kirk's biological daughter, but he raised her as his own.
A rep for Tracinda tells TMZ, "There are no facts to support Bonder's claims and therefore no merit whatsoever to the allegations she has made."
You had me until step-dad. Now it's a clear money grab.
TMZ. Presenting stories people don't care about.
Well Lisa what took you so long ? Let me guess $$$$$ ?
He's been hanging out between Caesar's Palace and the Wynn hotels.
Omg this reminds me of the Jackons holding Kathryn captive. Someone please find this elderly wealthy man and make sure he is safe and not being abused into leaving his wealth to his captor/managers!!!
Folks say that: PEOPLE ARE BASICALLY GOOD.
Actually, no.
Knock. Knock. Knock. W-E-L-F-A-R-E C-H-E-C-K! *scurrying*
"Amex, we want to report a stolen card and back date that to June 2012."
This is one hell of a story: They dated for quite a while, she got pregnant, and they married for 28 days. During the divorce, she tried to get $330,000 A MONTH in child support, but the judge thought it was excessive, and "ONLY" gave her $50,000 a month! Later, he used a private eye to get DNA from floss, and proved it was actually the gold-digger's ex-boyfriend, who knocked her up.
He's been kidnapped for years but his special table has only been vacant for months and she needs to secure his fortune for HER daughter? Um, what? Why wait 5 years if all you want is a re-established relationship?
Paging Anna Nicole Simpson call for you on line one.
Doctor Kovorkien line two is still holding.
translation:let me get more money before old man kicks off
Love this story.. When you grow up in Las Vegas, you know who these people are. And when you work in a salon, you dream of writing books because we get the juiciest gossip around, sorry TMZ! We've 'done-up' people in Kirk's camp..yes, they are all very rich and very strange with big secrets!
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Transport for London (TfL) has appointed Steve Townsend, previously director of information management for the company, to the role of chief information officer (CIO).
The move is part of an ongoing efficiency programme at TFL which has seen the roles of CIO and director of information management merged into one.
TfL is to see a 25 per cent reduction in all director-level roles as a result of this and similar job mergers.
Townsend will replace Ian Campbell who had been working as CIO for just over a year. Before this Campbell had worked as CIO for Royal Mail.
Campbell chose not to apply for the joint role, according to the TFL press office.
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Silver Jeans Co. is a fan favorite for a variety of reasons including — but not limited to — excellent fit, wash and eye-catching details (love the thick-stitch embroidery). Evoking a comfortable confidence while keeping a steady eye on trend, Silver Jeans Co. is truly a jean for denim lovers. Design director Janice Marks gives us an exclusive inside look into the brand:
What made you want to get into the fashion industry, specifically Junior's?
I always had a love of clothing and when I discovered that I had an aptitude in design I really never looked back. I did not specifically target Juniors as I did the denim industry. Since I started in the denim business at a young age I was able to focus my personal clothing desires with denim design, which resulted in a younger minded product.
How and at what point did you discover you could make a business out of doing what you love?
I was about 16 years old and did a work apprenticeship at Western Glove Works the parent company of Silver Jeans Co. during my spring break in high school. I found working with denim amazing and the manufacturing process fascinating. I knew then that I wanted to work with denim in some way as the engineering of a pair of jeans and the elements that it takes to create the prefect jean is so involved. I started then to develop and expand my love for all things indigo at that time.
Did you attend school for your training or are you self-taught?
I attended Ryerson Polytechnic University and studied there for 2 years in their apparel design program. Most of my knowledge in denim is self-taught from working in the industry. Denim is a unique material to work with and takes years of training and is continually evolving with innovations in fabrics and technology.
Where do you draw most of your inspiration or ideas for products?
I draw inspiration for vintage, as well as the fabric and wash technology. I am continually moving forward to marry the heritage of denim with new technology to bring denim forward. Depending on the brand theme for a given season it is mixing all the elements to create products that embody the brand identity, theme and any influences from the fabrics be used and wash treatments.
Who are you major influences? (Designers & Celebrities)
There are a few celebrities that I look to as they really embody traits of our Silver Jeans Co. customer because they are denim lovers.
A growing influence is social media. I really like to watch the different blogs as I find these people doing the most novel things with denim at the moment. They really have a fresh take on denim.
Describe your creative process.
My creative process begins with identifying the theme that we will use to design our collection around. This theme will be used to infuse our various product categories with a common theme across sportswear, lady's and men's denim.
I then look to vintage and history and how it has influenced our theme and work to develop washes and details that will bring a united and eclectic mix to the style range.
I then select and develop new fabric and indigo color ranges for the season which will result in washes and fits that work with the given theme.
Lastly, washes are designed and developed in a range that will complement the looks for the season.
What trends are you following right now?
Denim Fabric Innovations are driving a lot of my new developments right now. I am working with combining manmade fibers with cotton to reduce the amount of cotton that we are using in our fabric. This will not only reduce our dependency on cotton but also with innovations in yarns we can improve the fits of our jeans and improve hand feel.
Active wear is a trend that I am following very closely and developing denims that wear and feel like knits but with all of the inherent qualities of indigo denim. Active wear is also influencing how I look at styling and different treatments on the jeans.
I am also working with eco friendly wash treatments and expanding our use of Ozone and Laser technology to along with methods to reduce the chemicals in wash processes.
Do you travel abroad to trend watch? Where? Describe a trip & how it influenced the line.
I travel a variety of places Europe, Asia and North America. One of the longer trips is to Asia which I do quarterly. I cover numerous countries as they all have a variety of influences, which can inspire different aspects of the collection.
I typically fly to Tokyo, Japan where I will spend 3-4 days shopping the different areas of Tokyo: Shibuya for junior fashions, Harajuku for street fashion Ometesando for Designer collections, Daikanyama for independent boutiques, and Shimokitazawa for junior fashion and vintage. Each area is unique and the people on the streets are all so different. It is always the best part is seeing how individuals put the looks together and to see which trends are going to be the next big thing. Japan has a love for North American vintage so it is great for finding inspiration in vintage fabrics, denim in a boutique atmosphere.
Seoul, Korea is the second stop on the trip. Seoul is amazing for fast fashion with the wholesale clothing market open 24 hours. They have interesting trends happening along with washes, fabrications and treatments, which translate very well for the North American Market.
What feelings do you want your brand to evoke?
I want all of our customers to feel like the jeans that they are wearing are their best friends. In that I mean that they are always there providing comfort, security, and confidence just as a friend would.
What do you feel makes your brand stand out from the others?
Silver Jeans Co. has been always know for their fit, wash, and fabric along with novel details. Our variety of fits, silhouettes and details really make use stand out. We excel as bringing the best possible value to our customer with our outstanding looks.
What is your favorite part of your job?
My favorite part of the job is to take innovations in wash, fabric create designs that are accessible to all. It is a lot of fun to design the raw piece of denim and work with the stitching and wash to create an amazing pair of jeans. Working with indigo is hugely rewarding as the hand work that goes into creating the end product is so varied on any given design.
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Level 5 Blank Slate
Normal Whistle
Ranked as Civilian
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Recent Game Medals
First Kill 5 Points Kill your first enemy. Medal Stats.
Grave Yard Shift 25 Points Left the grave yard Medal Stats.
Open Inventory 5 Points You can craft or see your items in Mine Blocks. Medal Stats.
Mine Wood 5 Points Wood is used in the most important crafting recipes! Medal Stats.
Clicker 10 Points Clicked 1,000 Times Medal Stats.
Getting Started 5 Points Buy 3 upgrades Medal Stats.
Fisherman 10 Points Catch 50 fishes Medal Stats.
Miner 10 Points Mine 50 ores Medal Stats.
First! 5 Points Win your first battle! Medal Stats.
First Blood 25 Points Mom would be proud! Medal Stats.
Total Medals Earned: 135 (From 54 different games.)
Favorite Movies
Bon Appetit Rated 4.4083 Stars Bon Appetit Animation Comedy - Original Madness Beatdown Rated 4.4336 Stars Baseball Cap takes on Tricky and his crew using the world's deadliest weapon.. Action 3-Day Flash Pass Rated 4.1698 Stars Nine artists come together to make an animation in 72 hours! Experimental When the World Ended Rated 4.4214 Stars Well?? Where were you? Comedy - Original
Favorite Games
A Rabbit Fable Rated 4.2346 Stars A rabbit in a disturbing swamp inhabited by bizarre creatures. Adventure - Point 'n Click Days Of Blood Rated 3.6783 Stars You are a knight, your girl has been captured, save her! Action - Fighting - Brawler Decision 2 Rated 4.4921 Stars Take under control another city full of evil creatures. Action - Shooter - Fixed Knightmare Tower Rated 4.4947 Stars Rescue princesses as you cut your way to the top of the Knightmare Tower! Action - Other