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Make this one a Monday even Garfield would appreciate by getting yourself over to The Independent this evening to rock with a couple of our favorite bands, Augustines and My Goodness. All the deets you need are right here, it's gonna be a wonderful night and we hope to see you there!
With a new EP dropping later this month, a slot at Italy's Spring Attitude Festival alongside such heavyweights as Four Tet and Com Truise, and major labels like Stones Throw and Carpark knocking at his door, 21-year-old musician and Long Island native Ryan DeRobertis, better known as SAINT PEPSI, is poised for success. Do415 had the chance to chat with the young producer as he readied for his first trip to the Golden State and his West Coast debut in San Francisco on February 15th.
Do415: First things first: We're crazy excited you're coming to San Francisco.
Saint Pepsi: I'm so excited too! I've only been to New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Florida. I never, ever travel. I haven't been so excited for something since I don't know when. It's like all I think about.
Do415: That's the best. You must be counting down the days.
SP: Half of me is, the other half is rushing to finish as many new edits/new tracks to premiere at the show. I never get the opportunity to do things like this so I want to make it super special.
Do415: The momentum you've picked up since the release of Hit Vibes this past summer has been incredible to watch. We can only imagine what it's been like on your end.
SP: It's been unbelievable, but to be honest, my life was literally about to crumble into pieces before Hit Vibes came out. I was still at Boston College and I had worked myself into this really bad depression. I had stopped attending classes and warped my mind and I was just a mess because I thought I didn't have control over my life. I was a political science major. It was STUPID. I made Hit Vibes the first month I was home from BC. And Long Island's sort of like a cultural wasteland in itself. Growing up my parents sheltered me so I never went to Brooklyn or anything for fun. So it took all the positive energy I had in my body to make 'a unifying dance record' in spite of all the bullshit, the academic inconsistency, the lashing out at my upbringing. Just wanting to be something different.
Do415: It's pretty remarkable that an album that just absolutely radiates joy came out of a time that was so dark for you. Has music always been a part of your life?
SP: My dad took me to see Duran Duran and Depeche Mode, which were amazing experiences in themselves, but I was also like 5 years old haha. My first 'real' concert was Toro y Moi when I was 18. But I started writing my own songs when I was 14. They were really weird because they weren't GOOD, but they were a lot different from what everyone else did at the time. Then I put this shitty song on iTunes when I was 16 and everyone at my school thought I was famous hahaha.
Do415: You're singing! SAINT PEPSI sings?!
SP: Yes! I can't wait to start singing again on the new SP record that will be coming out later this year. It'll be an official release and my proper label debut.
Do415: Big things! Is this where you always saw SAINT PEPSI going?
SP: Hahaha not in the slightest. It's kind of a funny story. In November of 2012, I did a whole album called Adversaries under the name The Cold Napoleons. Wrote and recorded it in 2 weeks. And then over winter break I started SAINT PEPSI as sort of an art project, but it was very tongue-in-cheek. The running joke was 'imagine SP becoming the biggest project out of anything you've ever done.'
Do415: And now here you are. And here you'll be in no time at all! What's at the top of your to-do list while in San Francisco?
SP: …Is it bad that I don't have an agenda?
Do415: Not at all. Cheers to that.
Get refreshed when Do415 and HGMNY bring you Saint Pepsi live at F8 | 1192 Folsom this Friday September 15th
by Kate Horton
SXSW V2V is coming back to Las Vegas this Summer and we want to make you a part of it by giving you a pair of free tickets! Nobody does creativity like SXSW and the ideas that get sparked over these four magical days in July will have a profound positive change on the startup and venture capital communities. The best news of all might just be their innovative and highly interactive PanelPicker, which lets your voice be heard in determining who the speakers will be this year! Head to our SXSW V2V event page for more details and a chance to win those tickets, submit and vote on speakers with the PanelPicker, plus check out some great videos from last year. We can't wait to see you in July!
When, as predicted, the world ended last December, many of us could never have guessed that our first year post-existence would bear an uncanny resemblance to the years that preceded it, full of the same highs and lows, triumphs and failures that we had come to recognize as part of life on Earth.
This applied to life in the Bay as well, as a number of local stories touched on a range of recognizable emotions, from anger to compassion and shock to joy. The real spirit of a city that sometimes seems to be at war with itself was best represented when we came together to make a little kid's dream come true, so while these stories are presented in no particular order, the only place that made sense to start was with Batkid.
2. Peter Shih hated SF, SF hated Peter Shih harder.
3. A plane crashed and so did the common sense of the people at KTVU.
5. A naked acrobat ruined our BART experience.
6. But NO ONE ruined our BART experience more than BART.
7. We fought to keep our city's identity, as the tech boom threatened to take it.
8. A fire started to burn… and burn and burn and burn.
9. We gave The 'Stick one helluva sendoff.
10. We got married!
2013 offered quite the spread of kickass female-fronted acts.
Here are my top 10 picks, in no particular order. Included are songs and performances as justification. Enjoy!
1. haim
2. phantogram
3. chvrches
4. london grammar
5. lorde
6. ms mr
7. polica
8. still corners
9. sky ferreira
10. daughter
-Abby Greenberg
It's so hard to make a list of the best bars in San Francisco, because there are honestly way too many to choose from. I mean, if you're a local most likely you have a set 3 bars that are your go to, 2 you go to strictly for first dates, and every once in a while you'll try a new one just for kicks, but usually you don't make your way back there for another year. For now, this is my top 10 list of bars that I frequented in 2013 and enjoyed (alone and with friends because I do hang out with people I swear). If you haven't been to any of these on this list, well, you should probably go. And here's why, as if you really needed an excuse to go out drinking…
10. Fly (Sutter St.)
Not to be confused with Fly's evil twin sister on Divisidero. Fly of Sutter St. is the go to spot for my group of friends. Chances are regardless of the time of the day one of us will be there. Because of this, we all know the menu by heart and most likely know all the bartender's schedules. I don't go there as much as most of us, but I do enjoy it every time I go. Everyone is super rad, the food is decent and the drinks are strong. My recommendation: the House Sangria.
9. Homestead
Not a lot of people make their way out to the "other" side of Folsom, but if you find yourself wandering about 19th and Folsom, be sure to wander into the Homestead for a drink. I like this bar because I can do there by myself, read a book, and eat peanuts and throw the shells on the ground (bonus). For some reason whenever I'm at this bar I really want to drink cheap beer straight from the can and top it off with a shot of Jameson. Nothing special, but my recommendation if you ever go here.
8. Vesuvio
How can you not? This is a staple of San Francisco. Don't consider yourself a real San Franciscan if you never been there. Just saying. If you haven't gone, stop what you are doing right now, and go there for a simple yet quant gin and tonic. I don't know what it is about the gin and tonics at Vesuvio I never crave gin unless I am here. They are made with pure love. Enough said, go here make some tourist friends or something.
7. Monarch
Most of time I tell people to avoid 6th street at all cost, right now I'm telling you to go there. Like sun shining at the end of a foggy San Francisco morning, Monarch is that same shine in the break of crack heads. The bar is beautiful, gold and red everything, fancy furniture and a crazy wild party in the basement. Whenever I go there, I feel like I'm not supposed to be there as if it is a speakeasy or a gentlemen's club. By afternoon it is a classy bar for fancy cocktails, by night head down to the basement and enjoy their incredible sound system and some fireball shots. How could you go wrong?
6. Thee Parkside
And here I go raising the standards for bars with outdoor seating. Many people would probably think that I would put Zeitgiest here because it's central, that is, it is the go to bar for most people. But no, as much as I like that bar… Thee Parkside does it all better. If you want to smoke outside with your drink, eat amazing food, listening to your punk rock. Well look no further then Thee Parkside. I love this bar for many reasons, but mostly because the staff is nice, the drinks are strong and the food is delicious. I don't personally smoke, but the smell of smoke and whiskey is very comforting to me. My recommendation for this bar, a margarita to wash down their world famous pulled pork sandwich.
5. Butter
I actually don't understand why more people don't talk about this San Francisco staple. Like Vesuvio, if you haven't been here before you have a serious problem on your hands. This white trash themed bar is determined to get you shit faced the moment you walk in. Whether it is through the numerous Jello shots you are offered every ten minutes, a forty of miller high life literally served in a paper bag or, my personal favorite vodka nightmare, the after school special (vodka and grape soda), you are surely going to black out. Not only do they have the strongest drinks that taste like sugar, they also have a DJ who plays all your favorite 80's/90's mashups as well as a trailer that will deep fry anything and serve it to you. There is so much to go wrong with all these combinations but it is worth every questionable thing you don't remember doing in this bar. What happens at Butter, stays at butter. Next time look for my friend's pink bra hanging from one of the water pipes on the ceiling, it's there… true story.
4. Magnolia Gastropub & Brewery
Got to have at least one brewery on this list, if I had to choose one, I would have to go with Magnolia. Conveniently located on Haight Street this bar has some of the finest beers on tap one could ask for. Completely overshadowed by it's brewery competitors in the city, people forget about Magnolia constantly. Those people are what I like to call "crazy." Very difficult concept to grasp so I'll make it easy for you, Stout of Circumstance, or if dark brews aren't your jam, Sara's Ruby Mild. You honestly can't go wrong with any of these beers if you consider yourself a beer lover. The flavors are complex and keep your mouth watering for more. Not to mention, they grill an excellent burger. Pure bliss.
3. Churchill
The sweet smell of whiskey and wood haunt me forever, in the best kind of way. Churchill will make you the greatest concoctions involving your favorite alcohol. They don't shy away when you ask them to make something they think you might like, they simply ask you how you are doing and make something based on what you are feeling, it is quite fantastic. If you want a glass case of emotion, they are going to make that for you, you'll love it I guarantee. However, magic is in the classics here, my recommendation is their old fashioned.
2. Moby Dicks
Need I say more? If you're familiar with my column, you know that this place is one of my top favorites! Seriously though, a gay bar straight boys can also enjoy? Who would have thought? Everyone I know who has been here is down, it's one of the happiest places on Earth. I'm not going to elaborate much, if you really want to know the details of this beautiful place check back in on my article about it here (When In Doubt Drink With The Gays) 2 for 1 Margarita/Lemon Drop specials everyday, how could you go wrong? SHOUTOUT TO MARY THE BARTENTER.
1. Dear Mom
Dear Mom now occupies a building that has always held a special place in my San Francisco heart. Back when I first moved to this glorious town almost 6 years ago this building on the corner of 16th and Harrison was an interesting bar called El Ricon. I liked going here (when I was 18) because local bands from my art school always played there and they served nachos. Of course, this bar had a dark shadow as it was the only place I'd ever seen someone literally get smashed over the head with a glass bottle. Needless to say, this place was shut down and unoccupied for some time. That is until Dear Mom moved on in, at this point I could drink legally so I was curious to see what they had done with the place. And I was pleasantly surprised. Owned by Whiskey Thieves and Thieves Tavern, this place surpasses all expectations. You got your tasty drinks, local food (different venders occupying the same kitchen changing weekly), and ping pong tables. A match made in heaven. It's also big enough so if you run into an ex-boyfriend you can hide very easily, amazing. The lighting is cool, the people are awesome, the drinks are cheap, the bathroom is usually nice. No bad things to say about this place. Always a great time, even when it's packed. Go here, be happy, enjoy drinking out in public.
After months of obsessively listening to new music and numerous in-office debates about the merits (or lackthereof) of Drake, Miley and everyone else who made waves this year, we've called upon two of our own to bring you their picks for the 10 best albums of the year.
Dawson Ludwig
10. Blood Orange - Cupid Deluxe
9. Volcano Choir - Repave
8. Kanye West - Yeezus
7. Drake - Nothing Was The Same
6. Disclosure - Settle
5. Chance The Rapper - Acid Rap
4. Mutual Benefit - Love's Crushing Diamond
3. Vampire Weekend - Modern Vampires of The City
2. Darkside - Psychic
1. Rhye - Woman
10. Lucki Eck$ - Alternative Trap
9. Saint Pepsi - Hit Vibes
8. Kelela - Cut 4 Me
7. Waldo - NSDE/OUTSDE
6. Pusha T - My Name is My Name
5. Kaytranada - Kaytra Todo
4. Blood Orange - Cupid Deluxe
3. Jai Paul - Jai Paul
2. Mr. Carmack - Bang, Vol. 3
1. Kanye West - Yeezus
It was an absolutely wonderful year for music in the Bay and, looking back, it was a struggle for us to narrow this list down to 20. Our staff has varied tastes, so we each contributed a few of our favorites. The following are presented in calendar order with special shouts going out to April 2013 for having 1/4 of the shows on this list… you were a legendary month and we'll never forget you!
1. Solange and Kelela, The Independent, February 5th
2. Wavves and FIDLAR, Bottom of the Hill, march 22nd
3. Phoenix, The Independent, April 1st
4. Rhye, Bimbo's 365, April 3rd
5. Sky Ferreira, Rickshaw Stop, April 9th
6. Shovels & Rope, The Crepe Shop, April 11th
7. TNGHT, Mezzanine, April 20th
8. Mount Kimbie, The Independent, June 17th
9. Giraffage, Popscene at Rickshaw Stop, July 4th
10. Jay-Z & Justin Timberlake, Candlestick Park, July 26th
11. The Postal Service & Big Freedia, Greek Theatre, July 26th
12. Nine Inch Nails, Outside Lands, August 10th
13. Neko Case, First City Festival, August 25th
14. Souls of Mischief, Hiero Day, September 2nd
15. Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires, GAMH, September 4th
16. Disclosure, TIMF, October 19th
17. James Blake, TIMF, October 20th
18. Sleigh Bells, TIMF, October 20th
19. The Eric Andre Show Live, The Chapel, November 11th
20. Mr. Carmack | A-1 | Mikos Da Gawd | Insightful, 1192 Folsom, November 16th
It's hump day heaven this Wednesday when Australia's super-dope Jagwar Ma play The Independent! It's gonna be a straight-up dance fest, so lace up and come get down with us. Their live show is a joy and they've got Fascinator opening for them, so we're in for a full night of getting freaky. Let's do this!


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Advice For Dressing Big & Tall Windows?
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post on covering windows made me realize I absolutely need to put something on mine. The problem is, I have never had such large windows before! One of the things I love about my new apartment is the huge windows - but their size is starting to feel like a giant obstacle.
My bedroom and living room each have an entire wall taken up by windows (each room only has windows on one wall). I'm trying to figure out how to put something on these puppies without a) going broke and b) overwhelming the rooms with fabric:
The windows measure 75" from the top of the molding to the bottom (a foot taller than me!), and they're 46.5" wide! In the bedroom, there's only about 12" between the windows, 14" between the windows and the walls, and only about 6" between the top of the molding and the ceiling. There's much less space between the windows and the walls in the living room (5" on one side and 9" on the other). The molding is really deep— the top sticks out about 4" from the wall. There's also furniture beneath the windows (chairs in the bedroom and a couch in the living room) that I'd prefer not to move.
I'm worried that hanging "high and wide" wouldn't work because there's not enough wall higher or wider than the windows. Is that so? Would hanging curtains overwhelm the room in fabric and block all my gorgeous light, or would it be OK? Is it possible to hang curtains inside the window, or is that tacky? Also, is it OK to have curtains that stop at the bottom of the molding, so they wouldn't get in the way of the furniture? Any advice/ideas/strong opinions would be very welcome!
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"Hanging high and wide" is done for two reasons. One, so that the window treatments don't block too much light when they are open. Two, to make the windows look taller, and by extension, the ceiling look higher.
But you have really tall, large windows to start with. And you have two of them per room. So you don't really need to make anything look taller--the windows are tall and your ceiling is high. And with so many windows, you can afford to block a little bit of light.
I had similar windows in a Boston apartment. If you hang very simple panels on an inside mounted rod (or a tension rod) the molding frames the curtains and can look quite nice. You could also consider inside or outside mount roman shades--you'd get the softening effect of the fabric, with a more tailored treatment.
If you do want to hang the curtain rod above the window completely, just make sure the brackets can extend out past the top of the molding. Many are adjustable for just this reason, but check before you buy.
If you have plaster walls, mounting the brackets becomes a bit more tricky. For this reason, I tend to break the rules and mount the curtain rods on the molding, which clearly generations of tenants have done before me.
Such beautiful windows. What about something light and unexpected like capiz shells? :-)
Instead of curtains, I think roman shades would look super nice. Your windows are already really pretty with the moldings.
First - if you are interested in doing high and wide - find hardware that will work.
Since your moldings stick out a bit - you need to make sure the curtains clear the moldings.
Second - this is where IKEA can be your friend. All their curtains come in super long lengths and their velvet ones and some of their sheers are quite nice. WEST ELM has a good selection - pricier but not insane. POTTERY BARN sales can be quite good.
But start with the hardware first and find a product that works before worrying about the fabric!
With that pretty molding what about something like this... ?
the 1st image w/ the blue capiz
Get a super long rod (might need to get pipe cut or something like that). Put a shear on the left of both windows, a shear on the right and one in the middle of the windows.
I'm placing my vote for roman shades, they can be costly for windows in odd sizes like you have, but there are some amazing DIY roman shade tutorials out there. You're moulding is so beautiful and it seems like with so much of the wall being window, hanging curtains high and wide would detract from your already lovely set up.
We have cellular shades in the majority of the rooms in our home b/c I am terrible at hanging curtains. That and we really like to emphasize the light and windows within the room. Yours are wonderful and full of character. ITA with the roman shades or some sort of blinds inside. I wouldn't cover them up.
I like the roman shade idea and the vintage valance box look. There have been posts on AT where it was suggested that some kind of window cling with a pretty view was added to the windows (not sure if it lets light through). Check out the Small Cool winner - I seem to recall his windows resembled this image, and I loved his home. I really like your windows the way they are though! Could you stencil on the existing shade and call it a day? Even with vinyl decals that can peel off when you change your mind?
Definitely do Roman Shades! I have similar windows and was able to buy material and have them made by a woman on Etsy for a very reasonable price. Message me if you her contact and/or photos of the finished products, they took about 2 weeks and I couldn't be happier with them.
Hard to advise without full photos of your rooms. For curtains you would go "high and wide" with sheers, but simple shades would show off your windows also. Your style and those narrow rooms may not really work with blowy sheers, but crisply pleated ones could work. I like the suggestions of something totally different like shells or a stenciled roller shade. I once applied a lace tablecloth to interfacing for a semi-sheer lace roller shade (it's a kit for making your own shades) - looked great for years!
kshaw, I'd love the name of the Etsy person.
I like the simplicity of the pull shades you have. I agree with others that the windows themselves are very attractive and curtains in your setup would definitely obscure them. Maybe in the bedroom go with romans for a softer look, but don't obscure your nice leafy view. The living room looks just fine and only needs light and privacy control, which those shades provide.
I actually don't have an issue with the roller shades you currently have on them, but roman shades might be a nice upgrade with the same overall aesthetic.
I would not cover the windows with anything other than simple top-down/bottom up cellular shades. I understand the need to cover "plain" windows but these have great style that should be uncovered.
This windows are beautiful, please don't cover the surround as if they were boring or ugly because they are neither!
I think you should put sheer curtains on rods just inside the window surround, flowing down over the (lovely deep ) windowsills, and use the existing blinds for adjusting the amount of light coming in, or for full privacy at night. In the daytime you can pull those blinds all the way up to make the most of the beautiful leafy views, but the sheers will give you privacy from the windows facing you. And yes, Ikea are great for extra long sheers too.
If you can paint then I would say paint the walls a colour that contrasts with the white of the windows (doesn't have to be dark, a duck-egg blue or lightish green would look great), and make the most of those beautiful (uncovered) window surrounds.
I agree with all of the above comments about roman shades - I don't think the "high and wide" rule applies here, and I personally would not do curtains on any window with such elaborate moldings. The roller shades you have are fine with me, but romans would be a little more fancy and might help you feel like your windows are more appropriately "dressed."
Gorgeous windows - I'd look for a sheer white fabric with some kind of sparkling detail to pull in the sconce between them, and hang it with a tension rod, with a enough fabric to hit the floor. Casually knot it during the day and let it flow over the sills at night. The looseness will make a nice contrast.
I agree with several of the commenters. Your windows are so beautiful. I would go with roman shades or tension rods and have the curtains fit just inside the dimensions of the frame, and not pool on the sill. It will show off the nice molding, not overwhelm the area, yet still provide some color and texture to your rooms.
I have windows that are larger than this and have similar heavily detailed moulding. With the exception of our bedroom (for light blocking purposes) and the library (to cover damaged moulding) I haven't put curtains on the rest. I think they are simply beautiful the way they are. As others have pointed out, Maxwell's post was about windows with no moulding. The windows aren't interesting without the curtains. Yours are lovely and just fine without.
I'm in the "skip the curtains" camp as well. We have really huge windows with similar molding and deep sills. I tried everything and nothing looked right. In the end, I settled on really nice, insulated shades, mounted inside the windows, and I left the rest bare.
If bare windows seem too stark, you can soften the look with a valance or swag, or just decorate around them by using those extra wide sills for an arrangement of pretty candles, some plants, or things like that.
If you simply must go curtains, I'd go high and wide. It looks like the rooms are narrow, hanging the curtains wall-to-wall and to the ceiling would give the illusion of a wider wall. I'm not one for curtains that stop at the sill, however, so I'd go to the floor, but that's me.
Start with function. Your first functional layer has to be shades or blinds, not curtains. Consider whether you want to block light (nice in a bedroom, we sleep better when we block out ambient night light - and that helps us make melatonin as well, and is supposed to prevent cancer in studies, really - not to mention it is nice to block early morning light if we don't want to wake up at the crack of dawn).
Then consider whether you want to have to raise or lower the shades all the time (be they roll up, cellular, pleated without cells, bamboo, roman, or other shades. If you do roman, go with the simple kind that is one piece of flat material when down, with small wooden dowels throughout, that gathers simply in folds as you pull it up - don't do the fluffy kind with too much material, this won't do you window moldings justice, as they'd be too ornate.)
I don't like having to pull up shades on a daily basis, and so perfer blinds that I can open with a turn of a rod or tug on a cord to get light in, and not have to pull them up and down every day, especially with these tall windows, which I've always had, as tall blinds can get heavy - I just pull them up when I want to. These sorts of blinds can be 1-inch metal, 1-inch plastic, real wood (in different widths, like 1, 2 or 3", in wood tone or painted some white or off-white color to blend with your molding paint color), plastic that looks like wood (ditto on options) or, for an even more expensive option, something like Hunter Douglas Silhouettes. (But consider whether you have a window AC before you use Silhouettes, as they can only be pulled up over the AC when fully closed - you can't have them pulled partway up and open the blinds to let light in as you can with other blinds.)
What you choose for your living room may be very different than what you choose for your bedroom - you may not need privacy in the living room, and you may not need to block light there, just filter it a little. Or, you may be able to leave the windows in the living room bare. Figure out what you need functionally for these, and get your blinds or shades up.
Then, and only then, decide if you need or want curtains. You may have so much light that you need lined curtains to draw over your closed blinds to block out more light (if you didn't get the cellular ones with room-darkening foil in them) if you have a lot of light to block, particularly in your bedroom. If you don't need to block more light, but the shades or blinds you choose do that fine, you can skip curtains all together. Especially in the bedroom, where there often isn't a lot of room, or where many people don't want to add things like curtains that gather more dust, and thus dust mites, which many are allergic to. Or, you can add curtain panels to the side, even if you never intend to close them, for a certain look, popular in living rooms (whether you put up any blinds or shades there, or not), and in the bedroom, if you have the room for them and like that look, and can handle the dust.
Then, I'd put one rod across the top, above the frames, with a central bracket in the middle to support the rod. Of, if this is too costly, get two smaller rods, that more or less have finials that meet in the middle. Both will have finials that go basically to the wall on the outside. If your plaster is in bad shape, you can alternately install them on the molding edges, though I wouldn't go with this for starters. The right anchors do well in most old plasters to hold rods.
The reason I suggest one one long rod is that if they are panels for decoration and you don't intend to draw them, then you can get away with just one panel at each wall edge, and none in the middle, or just one panel in the middle instead of two if you have one rod, since you don't have a lot of space in the middle between windows. This way, you don't have two panels in the middle, which take up space and can block some of the light that comes in by not being able to be pulled all the way away from the window glass area. (You can also do just one panel at the wall side even if you have two window rods up. I've done this, and it looks just fine. But for one panel in the middle, you'll need to install one long rod.)
I've had these same windows in many places, and I'd be tempted to do just cellular shades with room-darkening foil liner in the bedroom, if you need to block light, or with 1-inch metal blinds (or plastic if you want to spend a lot less) if you don't need to block all light - and add curtains to this room only if you need to block more light than the blinds or shades do, or want them for the look.
If I didn't need to block light in the living room (think of houseguests that may sleep in there if you decide this), I'd so something light to just filter light (blinds or semi-sheer shades), or bare windows if I didn't need to block light or gain privacy, and add curtain panels to the side, and possibly center, only if I wanted that look. Curtains should always go just about to the floor.
The downside? With these windows, you will most probably have to have any blinds or shades custom cut, as you probably won't be able to get any ready made sizes that fit. You do want to cover the entire area inside the moldings, and not have big light gaps at the side - especially in the bedroom if you are trying to block light. It can be done fairly cheaply, just not as cheaply as standard sized blinds, and these are big windows, so they aren't cheap. But it is worth it. If you rent, see if your landlord will kick in if you agree they are a fixture you will leave when you move out. Ditto for the curtain rods you may be installing to fit above the windows.
As to curtains, you likely will have to find extra-long ones (108"), as the more commonly found 96" long ones may not reach the floor (depending on your ceiling height...but with those window sizes, I'm guessing you'll need 108" ones, and have to hem them a bit. Ikea sells unlined ones, if you don't need to block light, in these sizes, cheaply. Don't hang rod pocket or tab top ones and expect them to be easy to draw open and closed easily - they won't move easily on windows of this height. You can hang either of those types (rod pockets or tab tops) with rings and curtain pins you put into the back of the curtain and hang into the little metal ring that comes out of the bottom of the larger ring that goes on the rod - if they are tab top, just fold the tap back to the back and put a curtain pin through each tab and curtain fabric behind it, and hang on rings. Only curtain rings, or curtains with grommets in them (chosen carefully so the grommet is larger than the curtain rod) will move easily on the curtain rod.
Oh, and if you have small children in your apartment, chose your blinds carefully so as not to have strings handing that they can entagle themselves in, sometimes fatally.
we have windows like this. the living room south wall is a 3 bay window. 7' tall, the wide window is 5', the sides of the bay are 3.5'. there is less than 4 inches between the window moulding and the crown moulding. using 3" L brackets, I mounted a valence board across the outside of the window frame, flush with the trim boards. it looks very elegant, I promise. this created a pocket [ours is 6" deep] between the board and window. I mounted two very slim rods from IKEA in cheap eye hooks from Home Depot - one for sheers and one for the sun blocking drapes. I put in 84" drapes so that they'd clear the radiators. faux dupioni drapes from cost plus world market [I LOVE that place] were about $20 per panel on sale. I got the sheers at a yard sale for $5 for all of them. hardware cost under $25. wood trim board was about a buck a foot, maybe $15 total. plus putty and paint to fill the gap and match the trim. call it about $150 for the project. [the cost of a single curtain panel of the real dupioni drapes from restoration hardware that I had been drooling over.]


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Jason Collins is shooting 100 percent on long 2s this season. No one has been better at shooting long 2s than Jason Collins this year.
Andrei Kirilenko is as kinetic as a basketball player gets; his arms flail about purposefully, his body in constant motion on both ends of the floor. Sometimes, his eagerness works against him, sending him just a bit faster than his body normally allows -- and even then, he still tries to make the right play
When leaping to block a shot with teammate Andray Blatche, Kirilenko swatted the ball sideways by accident, landed awkwardly, and began falling out of bounds as the ball bounded in front of him. While tripping over his own feet, Kirilenko tried to save the ball inbounds, before landing directly on referee Leon Wood and tackling him to the first row of the stands.
No one was injured in the incident, and that'll teach Wood (a former first-round pick and NBA player for six NBA teams, including the Nets and Hawks) to put his back to the court.
After scoring 26 points in the first quarter against his former Atlanta Hawks, Brooklyn Nets guard Joe Johnson saw a fair amount of double-teams in the third quarter. He passed quickly out of most, but not every pass hit its intended target... or body part.
Johnson whizzed a cross-court pass intended for Alan Anderson well over his head, smacking an unsuspecting fan who was walking in the aisle right in the noggin. The fan did not hit the ground and appeared to be okay, but the head-ringing gave him quite a shock.
Once they were sure the fan was okay, the hit sent Eagle and Spanarkel into a giggling frenzy, and they poured on the jokes and laughs.
In the grand scheme of important things going on in the NBA, late August is a rough time for fans. Tracy McGrady retired this week, but many will point out that he's basically been nonexistent for years anyway. And then Fab Melo was traded to Memphis! Blockbuster trade! Oh, well, then he was released.
Yeah, late August sucks.
So when Paul Pierce's statements about turning New York into a "Nets Village" goaded everybody's favorite dysfunctional family band member of the crosstown enemy into responding, people were ready for the new rivalry to balloon up even bigger. JR Smith called Paul Pierce "bitter" and added that he liked the Knicks' chances of winning an NBA Championship this year.
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In the war of words, it's always good to have someone like Reggie Evans on your side.
Is it October yet?
There's really not much to say about this one except that it's hilarious. Andray Blatche & Reggie Evans, AKA the Brooklyn Nets answer to Bebop and Rocksteady, play two-on-two against the Lucas Brothers on Comedy Central. Blatche & Evans are two professional basketball players and the Lucas Brothers are two professional comedians, so to even the scales, Blatche & Evans have a "backpack of disabilities" designed to distract or hurt their play. (Note: not super comfortable with the term "backpack of disabilities," but I'll let it slide for the sake of the game.)
Some work ("Tiny Lawyer," "Tickle Monster," "Side Chicks," surprisingly), and some don't ("Tiny Turtleneck," "Asthma," "Old Sandwich In Shooting Hand"). What this teaches us: there's no substitute for height, talent, and not being relentlessly tickled by a dude in a pig mask.
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"It's bad enough when he does it at home, but when we're all playing in somebody else's arena, it embarrasses us in front of the other team," said Nets forward Gerald Wallace, adding that on several occasions he's caught Williams drooling all over the ball while leading a fast break. "Not only is it gross, it's just rude. We're all trying to play basketball here. We don't need to see that. Did his mother or high school coaches not teach him anything?"
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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has been receiving letters from congress regarding the nickname of the Washington Redskins, and he took the time to respond in a letter of his own (which you can read here). Goodell has previously said that he doesn't believe there are any malicious intentions with the Redskins name and he reiterated those thoughts in his latest response.
"As you may know," Goodell wrote in a letter, "the team began as the Boston Braves in 1932, a name that honored the courage and heritage of Native Americans. The following year, the name was changed to the Redskins — in part to avoid confusion with the Boston baseball team of the same name, but also to honor the team's then-head coach, William 'Lone Star' Dietz. Neither in intent nor use was the name ever meant to denigrate Native Americans or offend any group.
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"An' brother am I thankful," Donna muttered darkly. She hadn't killed anyone - this time - but the sooner she got rid of that gun forever, the better she'd feel. If she never saw it again, it'd be too soon.
She tossed it in the grass in James's general direction, though of course no where near him— which is when she heard the end of Lestrade's explanation.
"Do we really haveta go to court?" She asked, incredulous. So it wasn't all over? She sighed. Court seemed long and drawn out but surely it was nothing to actually tracking down the men, making arrests, all the stuff she and Greg had been through already. But could he get in trouble for having brought her in? She certainly hoped not. She'd rather not have him get in trouble on her account.
Suddenly worried again, she squeezed his hand distractedly.
Leaning forward slightly, exhausted, Lestrade wrapped both his hands around Donna's. Closing his eyes briefly Greg nodded his head. "Aye, we've got to. Considerin' you were a vital part of gettin' this all dealt with. Neither of us are goin' ta be able to get out of it. And it's a bloody mob case. Goin' to take forever in the court system." Returning Donna's squeeze Lestrade looked up at her. "It's all goin' to be alright. Trust me."
Hearing sirens Lestrade turned his head, seeing an ambulance and more cop cars coming up around them on the street. He started to get up before remembering that for once he wasn't head of the team. Leaving it to James to deal with the mess of injured civilians and coppers Greg remained seated. Knowing eventually a medic would come around to look at his arm but not ready to go and deal with it himself.
While he explained further about what lay ahead, Donna focused on their clasped hands. It kept her from thinking about everything that had gone on, helped her steady her heartbeat from the gunshot that still echoed in her ears. It helped her listen to what he was saying. She nodded slowly as he implored her to trust him, meeting his eyes.
And as the sirens wailed towards them Donna looked up, tracking the sound. "You need an ambulance," she muttered. She figured likely as not the sound denoted more cops rather than medical help (being, as she was, blissfully unaware of the goings-on from the building beyond). Medical attention or no, however, it was her unprofessional opinion that Greg wasn't going to bleed out. They were safe.
Nodding slightly in admittance that ya, maybe an ambulance was a good idea he carefully untangled his hands from Donna's and used it to push himself up into a standing position. Wobbling slightly thanks to the loss of blood he tipped and rested his weight against Donna's shoulder, glad for her support. God this was a mess. One that he didn't fully understand how it had turned into one. Smiling tersely when James glanced at him and waved a paramedic towards the duo Lestrade patted Donna on the shoulder, "It'll be alright."
Leaning forward and wincing he the bandages around his arm tightened uncomfortably Lestrade reversed his momentum so he was leaning back into his chair instead of forward onto his desk. It wasn't the worst injury he'd sustained but it was proving to be a nuisance. Everything in the case file gave him no cause to arrest Mason along with John. There was no cause to show why the man had acted the way he had. Sure his acts at the races were cause enough but there was something about it that was bugging him.
The Yard wanted to call it case closed but there was something… something Mason had said, something he'd done. There was more to this then a business front. Lestrade father had gotten this far, and fuck all if this was going to be related to that, and been killed for it. There must be something more.
Running his hand through his hair in exasperation and exhaustion Lestrade's lips quirked up in a smile and his eyes opened when he caught the whiff of coffee from his office door.
Donna knocked lightly on the door frame of Lestrade's office, holding two coffees in one hand and kicking the door open with her foot. She quickly switched to a more reasonable position of holding the cups, one per hand, shouldering the heavy door to get through.
"Brough' you somethin'," she said with a smile, holding up one of the steaming mugs of caffeine. It had been a solid week since the events at the races, a whirlwind of hospital visits, reprimands on her unprofessionality, and uncomfortable discussions on whether it was safe for her to return home. Three days ago Lestrade had finally determined she could go, despite his misgivings about the whole ordeal. Donna was so glad to have her own bed back she didn't much care about the Mafia or worse - the complaints of her mother.
She'd been stopping by Greg's office each day to find him more and more exasperated, rifling through files and generally thinking things over. She set the coffee cup on his desk in front of him, on top of all the papers strewn about in order to remind him to take a break.
"What're you all hung up on?" Donna asked, dragging over a chair and taking a seat. His preoccupation had her worried, coupled with the fact that she was still sort of babying him due to her guilt about his injury. She tried to twist her head and get a look at his papers, but it was too confusing a mess.
Melinda was shaking like a leaf from the fear of it all but she managed to fight them off with her knife. She put the bloody knife back in her pocket as she ran to where Donna was. She was still trembling as she got to the blue car.
"I..I m-made it.." She was dirty from fighting them but otherwise she was fine.
"Thank God," said Donna breathlessly, slamming the door shut. She took a moment to just breathe, gripping the steering wheel tightly. The zeds likely couldn't figure out the door handle even when they reached the car, but she hit the locks anyway.
She turned the Melinda in the passenger seat, brushing a bit of dust and gravel off her shoulder. "You alrigh'?" she asked, as soon as she had caught her breath.
She sat wide eyed in the car as her body trembled. All this was new to her and she had no idea if she would even survive what was going on. She never thought she would be violent either with what happened to her but she had to fight..right?
"I.." She wasn't sure how to answer that. Finally she replied with something she was used to saying by now. "I'm fine.." Which was a lie.
"S'tha' some teenager code?" asked Donna, smiling a bit at her - kindly, concerned for her. "For totally not fine?"
The girl didn't seem as alright as she claimed, but there was very little Donna could do to help. She made a motion as though to put a hand on Melinda's shoulder, to offer her some comfort from her ordeal, but afraid the girl would shy away Donna grabbed for the steering wheel instead. Time to drive.
She reversed out of the space, then out of the parking lot, glancing off a few zeds as she went. Hopefully the tank of gas in the car would last long enough to get them away, to another car, to some transportation that could get them to their destination.
"And that would be true for us both." He found the keys he'd been searching for, giving her a condescending smile as he jangled them in front of her in mock farewell, turning back to the filing cabinet. "Just popped in for a file—But of course a temp like you would try to impress, staying longer hours to get the job done." He glanced back at her haughtily expectant to be correct on the matter as he jimmed the file cabinet open, pulling out the drawer.
Donna narrowed her eyes. The turn was an obvious dismissal, but she steadfastly refused to acknowledge it. She was sure she'd never seen him before, though, so - it simply begged the question.
"How'd you know I was a temp?" she asked suspiciously, maintaining her crossed arms, her set frown. Of course, she'd just revealed her lowered status and the man's own correctness, so it didn't matter much. Never much for analysis, she continued even after this realization.
The man had the drawer open by now, despite her passive aggressive protestations. "What d'you need a ruddy file for?" she complained, irritated by her mistake.
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I actually really like AUs, especially when people take the bare basics of the character they're roleplaying as and put real thought into how the change would alter who they are. Sometimes you end up with a great version of a character who doesn't behave in quite the same way, but is still recognizable at heart.
Donna leapt out of the car, running to where Melinda was, headfirst in the car. She saw as the girl raised her head - saw - shouted -
"Come on!" Donna called, grabbing Melinda's shoulder and half dragging her away from the zeds. She pivoted, heading back for the car she'd found before - the blue one? No, the other blue one. She could only hope Melinda was following.
The zeds may be terrifying, infectious, single-minded and utterly without mercy - but they were slow as molasses compared to a fully alert human. Donna was breathing heavily, but she knew they couldn't catch her before she reached the car. But what about Melinda?
Melinda was shaking like a leaf from the fear of it all but she managed to fight them off with her knife. She put the bloody knife back in her pocket as she ran to where Donna was. She was still trembling as she got to the blue car.
"I..I m-made it.." She was dirty from fighting them but otherwise she was fine.
"Thank God," said Donna breathlessly, slamming the door shut. She took a moment to just breathe, gripping the steering wheel tightly. The zeds likely couldn't figure out the door handle even when they reached the car, but she hit the locks anyway.
She turned the Melinda in the passenger seat, brushing a bit of dust and gravel off her shoulder. "You alrigh'?" she asked, as soon as she had caught her breath.
She sat wide eyed in the car as her body trembled. All this was new to her and she had no idea if she would even survive what was going on. She never thought she would be violent either with what happened to her but she had to fight..right?
"I.." She wasn't sure how to answer that. Finally she replied with something she was used to saying by now. "I'm fine.." Which was a lie.
Donna nodded after a moment, hoping it was true. It was a horrible world to be a young girl in, but there was nothing Donna herself could do except yell a lot and complain. She sighed again, twisting the key in the ignition.
The engine came to life, startling the zeds a bit but also drawing them to the sound. "New York, then," she said, shifting into first gear. "D'you have any family, or - anyone we need to go an' find?"
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All is quiet at the North Pole when Lars, the Little Polar Bear, hears a faint whimper. He finds and rescues Hugo, a scared little hare, who has fallen into a hole in the ice. The two share an adventurous day — running races, getting lost in a snowstorm, visiting a polar research station. Lars teases Hugo for being so timid, calling him a scaredyhare." But when Lars lands himself in trouble, Hugo shows just how brave he can be. By the time they get back home, Lars has made a lifelong friend and learned what it's like to be afraid.
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Brown was one of the top pitchers in Alfred State history. He helped the Pioneers to their first Region III Championship in 1997 and the programs first WNYAC Championship in 1998. During his two years at Alfred, the baseball program had a 90-35 record.
During the 1996-97 season, Brown was 10-4 in 95 1/3 innings of work. He tossed a record four shutouts and struck out 77 batters. He was named 2nd team All-Region and the Alfred State Most Valuable Pitcher.
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Chelsea overcame more adversity in their European campaign Tuesday night. After a 3-1 loss away in Paris, the Blues overcame that poor result by winning in dramatic fashion 2-0 at Stamford Bridge. The Blues initially seemed to be doomed when on 18 minutes star Belgian forward Eden Hazard was taken off due to a calf injury. However his German counterpart Andre Schurrle was the catalyst in the Chelsea comeback, scoring the crucial first goal that gave the team and supporters more belief and thrashing another shot off the bar. Now the Chelsea faithful turn their attention towards Swansea City, the Blues next league opponent. Chelsea will take a trip to the coast of South Wales where the Swansea Jack Army make their nest.
The Blues have had a poor record in South Wales over the last few fixtures, being held to a draw in either of their previous two Premier League fixtures and losing in the Capital One Cup Semi-Final second leg last year. In that tempestuous Cup tie, the aforementioned Belgian forward was sent off for kicking out at a ball-boy who refused to release the ball for a late Chelsea throw-in.
While Chelsea sit just two points off Premier League leaders Liverpool, Swansea City sit 15th in the table, 6 points clear of the relegation zone currently anchored by Fulham, Welsh rivals Cardiff and Sunderland. The Swans controversially sacked manager Michael Laudrup midseason after a string of relatively poor results, and placed club captain Gary Monk as the interim player-manager. After finishing in the top half of the table last season, Swansea have had a relatively disappointing season despite signing the highly rated striker Wilfried Bony from Vitesse Arnheim in the past summer transfer window.
Bony scored 46 goals in 65 appearances for the Eredivise club, and Bony initially impressed in his Premier League debut, but an injury set him out about a month. Despite this, the Ivorian has 12 goals in 29 appearances. Last season's Premier League signing of the summer, Michu, has had an injury shortened season as well. After scoring 22 goals in 43 appearances last season the Spaniard only has 6 goals in 19 matches, however if he is fit he is still a threat to score. Beyond scoring himself, Michu also seemed to open the play for Bony, and Swansea fans will hope their two forwards can completely end Chelsea's chances at a Premier League title.
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We may see Eto'o up front, or even Demba Ba following his heroics against PSG, however I still believe Torres will get the start over his compatriots. We could also see Salah get another start following a very good showing against Stoke last weekend and his inability to play in the midweek Champions League fixture. If we do see Salah start, he would most likely start on the right with Oscar making way for Willian to play centrally, as was the case in the 3-0 against Stoke.
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Back in 2011, McCarthy backed out of talk show on the network that she had signed on for in 2009. According to reports, the creative team at OWN was to blame for McCarthy's decision. "Jenny wasn't thrilled with the direction that OWN producers were going with on the show," a source told Fox411.com at the time.
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GERMANTOWN, Ohio (AP) - Health officials say at least 36 people are sick and nine have been hospitalized after an E. coli outbreak among people who ate at a southwest Ohio picnic.
The illnesses were reported in Germantown, southwest of Dayton. Spokesman Bill Wharton of Montgomery County's health department says those who became ill were among 200 to 300 people who attended a July 3 customer appreciation picnic at a lawn care business.
He said five have been confirmed with a strain of E. coli. He did not know the conditions of those hospitalized.
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