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Our jewelry is shipped fully insured via FedEx, with a signature required upon delivery. Ground service is available for shipments valued under $500.
Shipments valued above $500 but under $10,000 are sent FedEx 2-day or overnight.
Any packages valued over $10,000 are sent overnight.
2-day or overnight service can be arranged for any of our items upon request.
You can contact us with any questions regarding our shipments.
Payment We recommend international customers contact us to place an order via Paypal. Many international card-issuing banks do not support our Address Verification System and the card could be declined as a result of an address mismatch.
Taxes International orders are delivered duty unpaid, which means the purchaser is responsible for all import or customs duties, tariffs, or taxes.
Delivery Due to customs processing times, we cannot guarantee an exact delivery date for international orders. Shipments are sent via insured FedEx International service. Contact us with any questions regarding international shipments.
How do I know what metals a ring is offered in?
To view the full list of metals and their corresponding prices, click on "Build Band" or "Build Ring" on the right side of the page. If the band or ring is available in more than one width, you must first select the width you want from the "Width" drop-down menu. Next, a drop-down menu for "Size" will appear. Once you have selected your ring size, a drop-down menu for "Metal" will appear.
Are the rings available in different metals?
To view the full list of metals and their corresponding prices, click on "Build Band" or "Build Ring" on the right side of the page. If the band or ring is available in more than one width, you must first select the width from the "Width" drop-down menu. Next, a drop-down menu for "Size" will appear. Once you have selected your ring size, a drop-down menu for "Metal" will appear. Most rings are available in silver, palladium, 14kt yellow gold, 14kt Fairmined yellow gold, 14kt rose gold, 14kt white gold, 18kt yellow gold, 18kt Fairmined yellow gold, 18kt white gold, and platinum.
How do I view the total price of a band or ring?
Once you have made your selections in the width (if applicable), size, and metal drop-down menus as described above, the total price will be calculated at the bottom of the "Build Band" or "Build Ring" box.
Please note that prices are the same for all sizes 4.5 to 7.5 and 8 to 11.
The finish (matte or polish) will not change the price of the band or ring. Engraving charges are listed separately, beneath the drop-down menu for finish.
Please note that while the price reflects the options you have selected from the drop-down menus, the image of the ring may not.
How do I see the price for a band or ring in a specific material or millimeter width?
On the right side of the page you will find several boxes with drop-down menus. Fill in the drop-down menus from top to bottom. First select the width and ring size. Next, select a metal. Once all the required drop-down menus have been filled in, the correct price will appear below the drop-down menus.
I need help deciding on the width of my ring.
Please see the ring width sizing chart below.
What is the difference between the height and width of a ring?
Imagine placing your hand flat on a table. The height of a ring refers to the vertical thickness of a ring, while the width refers to the horizontal thickness of a ring. Illustration below.
What do the different engraving fonts look like?
Please see images below for the font names and examples. For engraving dates, please note that slash marks ( / ) do not engrave well inside a ring. We recommend periods ( . ) or hyphens ( - ) instead. For example, 5.1.14 or 05-01-14.
What do the different metal finishes look like?
Please see the images below for the finishes we offer.
Over time the polish finish will dull to an almost satin finish as it picks up scratches through everyday wear. Rings can be re-polished to bring back the original luster.
The subdued appearance of the matte finish does not last quite as long as a polish finish. Rings with matte finishes will mark relatively easily, appearing brighter where it is scratched. However, a ring can be refinished easily.
The satin finish holds up the longest as the scratches from everyday wear usually add to the semi-polished look of rings with this finish. This finish can also be easily redone. We do not offer the satin finish for rings with gemstones as the stones could scratch or fall out when the finish is applied to the surface of the ring.
What options do I have for custom enamel colors?
Please see images below for the custom enamel colors we offer. $65 will be added to the price of any piece with one of these colors. If you have another color in mind, please contact us with a color sample. $110 will be added to the price of any piece with a custom color not on the color chart below. Pieces with custom enamel colors are not returnable.
If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, most non-custom items may be exchanged or returned for a refund within 30 days of receipt. This includes rings with rough diamonds, colored gemstones, and cut diamonds that are under 0.25 carat. Please consult individual descriptions to see the return policy for each piece. Returns and exchanges of select rings will be charged a restocking fee equal to 15% of the cost of the ring. Engraved items will be charged a $50 engraving removal fee in addition to the restocking fee. Shipments valued over $1,000 require an insured shipping label; we are happy to provide the label for $28. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
The following items cannot be returned for a refund or exchange:
• Custom pieces or custom variations.
• One full size larger or smaller than what is offered on our site.
• The Baguette Diamond Band
• Enameled Rings
• For rings with cut diamonds 0.25 carat and above, the diamond is not returnable. We will work with you to exchange, adjust, or return the ring that the stone is set in.
Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com to receive our return and resizing form.
- Aldine
- Aldine Thin
- Fishtail Band
- Fishtail Band with Diamond
- Aparna Ring
- Aparna Diamond Ring
- Senna Thin
- Enameled Arc Band
The following bands require an additional charge of $20 If resize is more than 1 full size
- Milla Square with Rims
- Weathered Bronze
- Knottedrush
- Milla Ultra Thin
- Milla Ultra Thin Round
- Milla Ultra Thin Hammered
- Senna Narrow
- Senna Talll
- Eternity Band
- Narrow Eternity Band
- Baguette Diamond Band
- Beadset Diamond Band
- Channel Narrow Band
- Burnished Diamond Band
- Allium Band
- Allium Enameled band
Returns and exchanges of the rings listed will be charged a restocking fee equal to 15% of the cost of the ring.
- ship via FedEx ONLY to: bario-neal 700 s. 6th street philadelphia pa 19147 (215) 454-2164
- please avoid making deliveries that will arrive at Bario-Neal on a Saturday, Sunday, or Monday (check with FedEx for delivery dates)
- shipments valued over $500 must be sent 2-day or Overnight
- if your shipment is valued at $1,000 or more, please call or email us before shipping. FedEx will not insure your package over $1000, so we will email you an insured FedEx label for $28.
- Bario-Neal is not responsible for returning your packaging; please do not enclose jewelry in boxes or other packaging that you want back.
- Please enclose a copy of your resizing receipt in the box
Bario-Neal boutique jewelry is packaged in 100% recycled glass bottles & muslin bags.
How do I clean my ring?
It is best to have your jewelry professionally cleaned by Bario Neal or another jeweler. For a simple cleaning at home, we recommend mixing Dawn dish soap in warm water, soaking your ring or other jewelry for five minutes, and using a soft bristled baby toothbrush to gently clean behind stones or settings. Air dry, then finish with a polishing cloth. We do not recommend chemical jewelry cleaners because they can damage certain stones.
Why is the matte or polished finish on my ring fading?
No surface finish is permanent. Daily wear leads to small scratches on the surface of a polished ring. The accumulation of this wear will eventually make a polished ring look less polished and more matte. On the other hand, wearing a matte ring will eventually make the finish look more polished and less matte. Over time, all finishes tend toward the middle and will eventually look more like a satin finish. If you would like to refresh the matte or polished finish of your ring, Bario Neal or can re-matte or re-polish it for you.
Should I have my gemstone settings checked?
All gemstone rings, especially those with prong settings, should be checked for security annually and worn with relative care. We use our hands constantly, and bumps to the stone or metal can cause shifts and looseness. Rough diamonds are not designed for jewelry in the way cut diamonds are. For that reason, they should be worn with extra care and checked frequently to be sure the prongs are tight and the diamond is secure.
What do I do if I lost a small stone from my ring?
Pave and channel set melee diamonds will occasionally fall out, especially on bands with diamonds all the way around. Within 3 months of purchase, Bario Neal will replace melee diamonds at no charge.
Please see our Ring Buying Guide on our blog for more in-depth information about metals, gemstones, diamonds, and styles of rings.
Can my enamel ring be repaired?
Glass enamel is more delicate than metal and can be damaged over time through impact with hard surfaces. Enamel rings can be repaired, and our standard fee for re-enameling is $60.
Much of our jewelry is made-to-order, and will ship four to six weeks after your order is placed. Some pieces are stocked and available for shipment. The chart below is for general reference, please consult individual item descriptions for the lead time for each piece.
If you have questions about in-stock items or rush orders, please contact us.
Product Type |
Lead Time |
Is Rush Service Available |
In Stock Items |
1 week + shipping |
Yes - on some items |
Collection Items, including Wedding Bands & Engagement Rings |
4 - 6 weeks + shipping Select bands with stones: 6 - 8 weeks + shipping |
Yes - on some items, but not sooner that 3 weeks |
Enameled Rings |
6 - 8 weeks + shipping |
No – contact us for more details |
Custom Jewelry |
Following completion of design and stone sourcing, production is a minimum of 8 weeks + shipping |
No - contact us for more details |
Bario Neal was awarded 2012 Best of Fine Jewelry for Philadelphia Magazine
Bario Neal is a member of the Jeweltree Foundation which promotes transparency and international best practice standards within the jewelry industry. Their certification criteria encompass human rights, environmental standards, and transparency accountability. The Jeweltree Foundation aims to promote free trade for small artisanal miners and mining cooperatives. Additionally, Jeweltree helps small scale miners gain easy and direct access to the international market, market information, and new development.
Bario Neal supports Ethical Metalsmiths and contributes to their efforts to create a more sustainable industry. Ethical Metalsmiths is committed to leading jewelers and consumers in becoming informed activists for responsible mining, sustainable economic development, and verified, ethical sources for gold, diamonds, and other materials used for jewelry. Ethical Metalsmiths' vision is a world in which people can create and enjoy jewelry made with materials from responsible sources that respect and protect the earth, and its people and cultures.
Bario Neal co-owner Anna Bario currently serves as board member for Ethical Metalsmiths.
Bario Neal is grateful for funding provided by the Merchants Fund, which enabled us to open our first retail space in the Bella Vista neighborhood of Philadelphia. The Merchants Fund is a Philadelphia-based charity established in 1854 to provide charitable gifts to business owners facing financial hardship. It evolved from the Mercantile Beneficial Association, an organization that supported small businesses by providing business advice, networking opportunities, and protection from financial failure or default due to illness, old age, or disability before the advent of insurance and pension plans.
Bario Neal thanks Eileen Fisher for awarding us the Eileen Fisher Women-Owned Business Grant. The grant program recognizes women-owned businesses that combine the principles of social consciousness and sustainability to create new businesses or invigorate existing ones with a solid business plan and strategy for long-term growth.
Bario Neal is a member of the Human Rights Campaign (HRC). As the largest national lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights organization, HRC envisions an America where LGBT people are ensured of their basic equal rights and can be open, honest, and safe at home, work, and in the community.
Bario Neal is a member of the No Dirty Gold Campaign, an international campaign that supports the-delete efforts of many groups and businesses around the world who are working to end dirty gold mining practices. Visit No Dirty Gold to learn more.


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Share Certificates
Competitive dividend rates make a Credit Union Share Certificate a good, solid, long-term investment. These certificates earn dividends at a higher rate than that paid on share savings accounts.
We offer a wide range of deposit terms from 2 months up to 60 months with a minimum opening deposit of $500. Your dividends are compounded and credited monthly and may be withdrawn without penalty while your initial investment remains in the account earning dividends. Also, for your convenience, dividends can be paid directly to your share savings or share draft account or have a check mailed to you.
At maturity, share certificates will automatically renew at the rate in effect at that time, unless you notify us prior to maturity. There may be a penalty for early withdrawal.
Lucky Saver Certificates
It's a special term deposit account at Olean Area Federal Credit Union that helps you build your savings while giving you a chance to win monthly and quarterly cash prizes! Every $25 deposit (up to $250 per month) into this account gets you a chance to win - up to 10 chances every month. Plus, all the money deposited into the Lucky Savers account is still yours and helps to build your savings. It's a win-win situation!
You can open a Lucky Savers account by visiting one of our convenient branch locations. You can even set up direct deposit or scheduled transfers to increase your chance to win.
A term deposit account is a special savings account. You earn a specified dividend if the term deposit account is held for the full term; in the case of Lucky Savers, the term is 12 months.
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West Brunswick's tennis team beat Jacksonville High 5-4 last Tuesday in Jacksonville.
"It was our first win, and it took up until the final doubles match for the match to be decided," said West coach Bob Bell.
Brian Conness, Alex Humbert and Derek Leavitt won their singles matches to make it 3-3 going into doubles.
"Brian Conness' win was huge, because to have a chance, either he or Caleb Hawkins was going to have to win a match, and Caleb lost a tight one 6-4, 6-3," Bell said.
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Western Alamance High School Marching Band � The All America Brigade � will host the 39th Central NC Band Festivalon Saturday. More than 22 high school marching bands will compete for top honors in the A, AA, AAA, AAAA, and AAAAA competition categories beginning at 11:30 a.m., concluding at 9:30 p.m. Admission $6, seniors $5, under 5 free. Concessions.
Hunters Helping Kids Heart of Carolina Chapter is holding a Wildlife Conservation BanquetSaturday at the Mebane Arts & Community Center; doors open at 6 p.m. There will be a live auction, gun raffles, a ladies� table and food. The cost is $25 for individuals, $40 for couples and $10 for kids (pizza dinner included). Be a sponsor for $250 and get four tickets plus a chance to win a gun. Call Mark Bradshaw at 336-376-8111 or Michelle Bradshaw at 336-213-5555 for more.
DreamAlign Ministries in Graham is holding a Thanksgiving food drive and is preparing food boxes to be distributed on Nov. 17 at 124 E. Pine St. The event is free and open to the public. Those requesting food boxes are asked to call 888-559-3373 ext 5 by Nov. 13.
The Alamance County Recreation and Parks Dept. is holding a travel Presentation, �Great Trains and Grand Canyons Tour� Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Pleasant Grove Community Center. For details, call 336-270-5124.


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Food For Thought
Rockets' latest win reveals latest form of improvement, sets stage for delicious showdown with Pacers
HOUSTON - Some nights you thrive; others you merely survive. Tonight's contest combined a little bit of both as the Rockets overcame a cringe-worthy start to put the finishing touches on a 101-89 win over the frisky but ultimately overmatched Orlando Magic.
This was most definitely not Houston at its finest as the Rockets allowed an Orlando team not known for feasting upon turnovers to dine on a veritable all-you-can-eat buffet of its choosing in the early going. Call it a trap game or mere coincidence if you wish; whatever the case the Rockets spent the vast majority of the first quarter looking nothing like the club that went wire-to-wire over Miami the night before, or the team that's put together the league's best record since the calendar flipped to 2014. Houston's starting five appeared sluggish while the Magic's midrange jump shooters were scorching, a combination that rather rapidly placed the Rockets in a 14-point hole.
But here's the thing: These sorts of situations happen all the time in the NBA. Inferior squads beat up on superior teams for a quarter here or a half there; sometimes it even lasts for an entire game and an upset is born. But whether the cause is schedule-related, an emotional letdown, or simply a case of one side catching fire while the other shoots blanks, these circumstances are going to occur over the course of an 82-game season. On a fairly regular basis, too.
But among all the myriad ways the Rockets have righted their ship and made steady progress into the league's stratosphere during the last two months, one thing that's frequently been overlooked is the sheer number of times Houston has managed to overcome those less than stellar stretches and found a way to win even while operating at far less than peak efficiency. Earlier in the season, such games seemed to end up as losses more often than not. You can probably recite the list by heart: the Lakers, the Sixers, the Jazz and the Kings (twice). All teams that reside among the league's lesser lights; all clubs that claimed wins over the Rockets while Houston was still searching for its identity back in November and December.
Hey, it happens. Examine the resume of every title contender and you're going to find at least a few head-scratching losses on their ledger. But ever since Houston succumbed to Sacramento on New Year's Eve, the Rockets have not dropped another game to an opponent that came into the contest with a winning percentage below .500. They've had their fair share of close shaves since then: barely surviving against the Wizards on two separate occasions; committing straight up larceny on the road in New Orleans; and even experiencing a frightful scare against the woebegone Bucks. But the Rockets dug deep and emerged victorious every single time. That's not the flashiest feather to place in one's cap of course, but it does represent yet another indicator of the kind of improvement this team has shown from the start of the season to where it's at now. That place by the way: bonafide title contention. How's that for a bit of panache?
Wednesday was just the latest example of the Rockets' resiliency and ability to scrape enough ingredients together to make a meal that delivers the desired end result even if does lack some of the kick and flavor one's palate typically prefers. Of course, Houston has the ultimate luxury of being able to begin every recipe with a pair of All-Stars as its starting point and there are few elements on earth that can duplicate the degree of culinary impact players like James Harden and Dwight Howard bring to the basketball kitchen. With transcendent talent of the kind they possess, lingering bad tastes can be wiped away in an instant. Houston's dynamic duo combined for just two points in the second quarter, but so what? They're a perpetual threat to drop 25 a period later, just as they did tonight. Then throw in some spice in the form of Chandler Parsons and Terrence Jones, add a dash of Omer Asik's defense and rebounding and, baby, you've got a stew going.
With their team sorely in need of sustenance in Orlando, that quintet served up the main course Wednesday. Last night of course, Patrick Beverley delivered a most delicious dish. And at various times throughout this two-month run, Jeremy Lin, Donatas Motiejunas, Jordan Hamilton and Omri Casspi have added a winning brand of seasoning as well.
If variety is indeed the spice of life, the Rockets and their fans surely are counting their blessings right now as the club continues to flex its muscle and show off the subtle variations it's been able to make to its formula for success. What's more, they're still very much in the process of adding to their repertoire. After having shown it can handle the savvy of the Spurs and Miami's pace-and-space, Houston now gets a chance to once more try its hand with Indiana's unique brand of bully-ball. The Rockets lost by 33 the last time they played the Pacers back on December 20. Needless to say, then, they are relishing this latest opportunity to put their hard-earned growth on display.
"The game in Indiana, we didn't play our brand of basketball," Howard said when asked about Friday's impending showdown. "They were a lot better team than we were earlier in the season. We understand the game as a team a little bit better. I think it is going to be a different game and we are looking forward to that matchup."
Emerging victorious Friday night figures to require ample amounts of both surviving and thriving once again. The Pacers currently find themselves in a bit of a funk, having dropped their second game in a row Wednesday night to the Bobcats. But it's worth noting Indiana hasn't lost three straight all season. The Pacers promise to enter Toyota Center singularly focused and on a mission, knowing full well that a win over the Rockets would restore their mojo in short order.
Houston wouldn't have it any other way. Given the concoction the Rockets have been cooking up this calendar year, facing anything less than a fully motivated Indiana team would be a disappointment to the senses. And let's face it: if the Rockets want to be top chef by the time all is said and done, these are the types of challenges they'll eventually need to win along the way.


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STOCKTON (AP) — The Catholic Diocese of Stockton has agreed to pay $3.75 million to settle a lawsuit by a former altar boy who said he was molested by a priest in the 1980s and church officials didn't do enough to stop it, attorneys for the alleged victim and the diocese said Friday.
The altar boy, now in his 30s, said Michael Kelly abused him in the 1980s while Kelly was a priest at Cathedral of Annunciation in Stockton. A civil jury in the lawsuit found Kelly liable for the molestation earlier this month. Kelly was removed from the ministry and has since gone to his native Ireland, citing health problems.
The settlement was reached as the trial was in its second phase to determine whether the diocese was also at fault.
Kelly's accuser has agreed to drop the lawsuit and seek no further action against the diocese or Kelly, according to the diocese. But in a statement released through his attorney, the alleged victim called on law enforcement officials to investigate how Kelly was allowed to stay in the ministry after it was clear he posed a danger to children.
$2 million of the settlement will be covered by the diocese's insurance carriers, according to Bishop Stephen E. Blaire, head of the diocese.
"The settlement brings an end to litigation that began more than 4 1/2 years ago and that has occupied a great deal of time and focus," Blaire said in a statement. "We respect the right of everyone to have their day in court, and we abide by the decisions that were made."
Kelly was not charged criminally in the Stockton case. The alleged victim's attorneys have said the statute of limitations had expired when he recovered memories of the abuse.
However, Kelly is under investigation by sheriff's officials in Calaveras County on separate abuse allegations.
John Manly, an attorney for the plaintiff, said anyone with information about the case should contact the Calaveras County sheriff's office.


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Location | Bolivia |
Distance to Closest Town | 7 Miles |
Opened | 2003 |
Total Acres | 4,500 |
# of Single Family Homes Built | 25 |
Final Future # of All Homes | 6,000 |
# of Current Multi Family Homes | No |
% of Developer Inventory Remaining | ?% |
Closest Beach | Oak Island |
All numbers are approximate |
Outdoor Swimming Pool/s | No |
Indoor Swimming Pool | No |
Fitness Center/s | No |
Aerobics/Workout Studio | No |
Golf Course/s | No |
Restaurant/s | No |
Marina | No |
Boat Storage | No |
Private Beach Club | No |
Canoe & Kayak Launch | Yes |
Community Garden | No |
Tennis Courts | No |
Planned Social Events | No |
# of Community Clubs | No |
Gated Community | Yes |
Pickleball Courts | No |
Walking Trails/Sidewalks | Yes |
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Much like her sister community SeaScape at Holden Plantation, Seawatch is an architecturally thematic community with a rich history to that of the southern homes of years gone past. Set on one of the most beautiful tracts of land in the Carolinas, this community is a nature lover's paradise set idyllically on the banks of the InterCoastal Waterway.
Seawatch is located just 10 minutes from the quaint fishing village of Southport and with the new bridge being built to Oak Island, residents of Seawatch will be able to drive to the beach in just minutes.
Seawatch offers amenities that no other community in this area offers. Their nature trail system is unparalleled and features above ground boardwalks weaving through the many nature preserves. In addition to the walking trail system, Seawatch has the areas only Canoe & Kayak Center. This beautiful facility is located on Mercer Mill Creek and offers a wonderful place to store your boats and access the creek easily with its pier. Mercer Mill Creek is a tidal creek that meanders through Seawatch and is perfect for a peaceful adventure.
The private resident's center will be the largest in the area and offer a tennis center, spa, outdoor amphitheater, restaurant, track, pools, fitness center and more. The marina is yet to be built but will be one of the nicest and largest marinas on the Carolina coast and will provide boating opportunities for many of the residents.
Resale homesites begin at very affordable prices and range up to over $300,000, so if you love nature, beach, beautiful architecture and the widest assortments of amenities in the Carolinas, come and visit Seawatch. Call Carolina Plantations Real Estate at 910 755-7557 today!


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The boy superhero returns to save the world in this spin-off from the original animated series. When he first happened upon the Ominitrix five year ago it gave Ben the power to turn himself into 10 different aliens--each with its own incredible abilities. Ben eventually gave up his role as a defender of Earth and returned to normal life. But when Grandpa Max disappears it sets Ben and his friends on a new course of interstellar adventures. This release contains every episode from Series 1 of the action-packed show.
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Purple water is made of the finest essential oils. It is a fresh citrus fragrance blended with spicy undertones to give it strength and stature. Top notes are fresh and zesty with lemon, mandarin and jacaranda. Heart notes create character with orange flower, basil and ginger. Base notes of vetiver root, pepper, and musk bring an earthy, woody and timeless depth to the fragrance.
It is available as 100 ml cologne, ideal for both men and women. Purple Water was launched during the 2000's.
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I first know it from a online shop, there is a 10ml mini bottle on sale. I hesitated and missed it at last.
I kept searching for it for a long time, then suddenly I found they got hotel toiletry line and it's very cheap here (Most of these hotel toiletries are made/bottled in China). So I bought a couple of them, soaps, lotions, etc. The toiletry line smells good, very refreshing, a floral rather than citrusy scent. I gave them to friends also, and they also like it.
Still I didn't find anyone sell this in China and for a long time, its price on ebay is not something I could afford. But I managed to get a bottle after all. It arrived last week, in the coldest winter of Beijing. Not a good day for testing but I can't wait! I wore it the next day to office. It's uplifting floral notes are sharper because the cold weather, and a little greener, a little different from the toiletry line.
A lovely scent anyway.
I think its citrusy notes are more fruity like, a little juicy sweet kind of thing. The uplifting or the "citrus" feel is actually due to the spicy notes, the ginger or as someone mentioned below, the pepper notes. And it becomes very floral in the body/drydown, which is also not strictly traditional cologne. I like its modern twist - being modern and still have a sense of tradition.
I love this perfume. It is very fresh and clean. I love wearing this day or night.
I'm not a fan of citrus scents ( Chanel cristalle eau verte turns my stomach), but I absolutely love this. There's nothing acidic or acrid about it. It doesn't smell like laundry or a household detergent, instead it's very creamy and expensive smelling. I had the good fortune to try it out during a stay in a luxury hotel. It was in my bathroom in all forms (body lotion, shower gel, soap etc) and I fell in love with the subtle scent and exclusive smell. It's like wearing cahmere. I agree with everything ericrico wrote in his review. It is charming and brilliant and not ubiquitous like so many fragrances. My new signature scent.
I loved this fragrance when I owned it but it kind of reminded me of Citronella. But I'm a sucker for anything citrusy and anything that has vetiver in it and this did and at times when I wore it I got the vetiver here and there but the dry down on this was citronella. I don't love citronella but I also don't hate it. I like it in a weird way that's why I loved this fragrance when I was wearing it. If I see it again at a discounted price I'll pick it up because it's a very light fragrance - not too strong which sometimes you want it to be. You don't want to overpower with something really strong that turns off folks around you.
So I do recommend this fragrance.
Earlier this year in the spring, I revisited a couple of Eau de Colognes when the temperatures spiked (unseasonably) here in Northern CA. Funny - the day before I was wearing a deep, undoubtedly masculine, (even macho) powerhouse - full of leather, rooty vetiver and wood. The next day...I was wearing a light, ethereal EdC that had cooling citrus and light floral notes. I went online, knowing the hot, dog days of summer were ahead and found some interesting threads about this scent, Purple Water. It was new to me and I was intrigued. First notion - this is probably a lavender-based EdC with surrounding notes. But, I stopped and read. Lavender is not even a true note in this.
GypsyParfumista's review solidified my decision - and I blind-bought a 100ml tester. I test sprayed it twice when the weather was cooler and it showed very well. I put it aside and said - "save this one". Since then, I have bought many fantastic, niche bottlings (and Guerlain) EdC's that I adore and love to wear! Purple Water got moved around, but untouched. Until...today.
There is a bright and crisp opening that I really like - I definitely adore this lemon note and do not find it offensive or too bright. It quickly incorporates a green, floral note (jacaranda) that is simply unique and then segues brilliantly towards a wonderful juicy mandarin orange stage (with the lemon and jacaranda still integrated)...about 10-15 minutes in. Wonderful. Totally unisex and shows its quality quickly.
The middle notes are key as they are what put Purple Water into another realm (and make it more than a typical citrus and light floral EdC). The mandarin citrus note becomes the key player in the heart as it evolves into a full-bloom orange flower, with two very nice supportive notes - ginger and a great note of basil. Impressive and harmonious and the ginger gives a very natural fragrant lift and the basil smells totally natural - a touch of earthiness and some spicy depth. This scent, although named Purple Water, could easily be called "Citrus, Orange Flower and Green Water". The basil is as aromatic as smelling fresh leaves on your fingers after picking them off a plant.
The base is what allows this scent to carry on and adds another nice note - pepper. I would say it is a white pepper note - clean, but full of "flavor" as well. It invigorates what has already been there and doesn't drown it out (as a black pepper note could easily do, while pink pepper would not go well here either). Neutrality and cleanliness with sparkle in this note. Vetiver comes in as a clean, woody note - very nice and perfectly in balance with the green and floral notes. No rootiness - my guess would be a very light use of the essential oil here as it smells natural and is not intrusive. The musk further enhances the base - again, a clean note...white musk. Not animalic at all (a "clean fixative"), that creates an airiness allowing the heart to carry on.
I was very impressed back in spring when I first tried just a single spray and then a 2-3 spray wearing...even more impressive. What makes this so charming is the balance and symphony of notes. It would smell wonderful and fresh on a woman and clean and confident on a man (as I am wearing it now, 5-6 sprays on wrists, backs of hand and a couple on my neck). A scent for the daytime for me, although it could be worn on a balmy, warm summer evening. It would make a nice outdoor party scent on either a man or woman. When you greet people, they will definitely smell the aroma of Purple Water.
This showed very good projection for the first 30-45 minutes (even longer on clothing) and it settles down smoothly to an elegant skin scent that radiates an inviting, fragrant aura of about 6" - 1 foot out. After 90 minutes, about 1" - 2" off your skin. A true EdC in structure. It does last a nice, long time though...which surprised me even before. It stayed on my shirt for a full day. I recommend application to clothing as well as skin to get the most out of this (as I do for most Eau de Colognes).
I believe this is a fantastic purchase and I am very happy I decided to take the leap of faith! Superb, very classy and made of very good ingredients. An unknown gem to many. This will get a good amount of wear from me. Nice attire (for men) - khaki shorts, polo shirt and nice loafers (but still unisex) on a warm (or hot) day with a full wearing of Purple Water and you will feel invigorated.
Utterly charming and brilliant. Not cheap for good reason - sheer quality. A strong "Like"! My score - 8.5/10.
Got five 10mL mini bottles today and after wearing it for about 3-4 hours, I am glad I have it and would like to wear it more frequent. To me, it's not all that citrusy. It's clean and fresh and not sweet. It's more of a slight citric note with fresh floral and something like lavender to me. It must be the basil that gives me this lavender scent. It's cool and calm. It's very pleasing to wear as it stays somewhat close to me. Later it gets more woody and masculine with Vetiver, and it seems to last a good length of time. While it doesn't blow my mind, but it's a neat little bottle I have and it's great for a relaxing day.
I found a 100ml tester of this very pricey cologne ($100 USD at Asprey London stores) for under thirty dollars on a discount site and it is my all-time favorite unisex summer fragrance...
This begins with a wonderful bright(most likely amalfi) lemon note, refreshing mandarin and some jacaranda (a desert tree with light aromatic wood and beautiful blue flowers)making this light , bright and very refreshing. The heart has spicy basil, soft orange blossoms and a subtle ginger that together warm, invigorate and soothe. The citruses here are quite persistent and continue into the heart notes. The drydown is earthy with a hints of subtle spice and a clear smooth muskiness that smells so good. Never heavy and this is the olfactive equivalent of iced lemonade on a hot day served in a frosted glass, and it really lasts in the heat!
Sillage: good then closer
Longevity: impressive
Overall: 4.75/5
If they only make one scent, this was a darn good one and is equally balanced enough for men and women. I believe I saw one or two others on their website like a year ago, but this for me is the only ONE I need...and I believe it is called Purple Water as Asprey's signature color is purple, as are the words on their store's window and the boxes on their silver.
Asprey PURPLE WATER is neither a lavender nor an iris fragrance, as one might quite naturally surmise. Nor is PURPLE WATER a cousin to ALIEN, ANGEL, and other quasi-fermented grape jelly concoctions. Instead, this is a beautiful citrus aromatic composition with perfectly measured components all of which mix together harmoniously to produce a pleasing hot weather cologne. Lemon, ginger, basil, pepper, and vetiver are the most important notes, but there is also a touch of florality and musk.
PURPLE WATER is neither a feminine nor a masculine scent, just a high quality melange of lightly aromatic notes which leave a clean slightly herbal trail behind. I would like to have a bottle of this cologne in my collection for days just like today: 94F + major humidity!
I'm not usually a fan of anything with lemon, but this is very fresh and clean and the basil and pepper take a little edge off the citrus. I like to wear this on days that I am bored with my sweeter scents. Doesn't last very long on me, maybe a few hours, so I like to keep a purse spray with me!
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A class-5 intelligence drone was a type of Federation sensor drone used for intelligence-gathering purposes.
In 2373, two such drones were stationed in the vicinity of Portas V. During his hunt for the Maquis defector, Michael Eddington, Captain Benjamin Sisko ordered that their sensor logs be retrieved in order to find out who had recently visited the planet. (DS9: "For the Uniform")
Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual (p. 117) suggests that the class-5 intelligence drones are modified class-5 probes. On page 117, class-5 probes are said to be fully autonomous in executing their missions and can be modified for tactical application with the addition of a customized sensor countermeasure package.
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the view, the pool, easy walk to the beach and the town the matresses need replacing, the kitchenette needs to replenished with cups, utensils etc. awareness of the echoe of voices, noise level
Everything! - location and apartment wonderful: room spotlessly clean and daily cleaned and new sheets and towels; staff met us, late (held up in flight bankcruptcy) at 11pm with a hug and welcome and were lovely all through; fantastic facilities (great breakfast overlooking the bay; swimming pools; reception rooms) and location - 10mins steep walk to a ec flagged beach with the best swimming ever No, really
Spacious room, big balcony, helpful staff, room checked and tidied every day, good pool with a separate shallow pool for kids, magnificent view on the sea, quiet location. The music around the pool during the day was a bit disturbing but at least we had more motivation to go to the beach instead.
the sunrise suites is a great value for money with friendly and helpfull staff, the rooms are very nice with a fair amount of space and there is a nice swimming pool to relax by i enjoyed my stay the only thing i did not like was the breakfast is outside i enjoyed the view as i'm eating but there is too many beas around you when you eat
The proximity to the beach & Chania. The pool was closed for action as it was season-end. There is very little to do in Kalives at this time of year (mid to late Oct)
The hotel is excellent and the facilities are very good.It is not too far from the beach.Staff is very friendly.But customers should be aware that the price that they are quoted on booking.com is not always honored by the hotel..Please read below. I had a great difficulty with the hotel accepting and honoring the booking.com rate and total price quoted.They wanted to charge an additional 10euro for a third person which was included in the quoted price.After extensive discussion with the manager, he called the hotel headquarters and they insisted that I should pay the additional fee.
We arrived about 0100 and the staff accomodated us with no problem checking in. The staff was always very curtious and freindly. The room was clean and had a great view of the sea.
The peace and quiet. Very relaxing. Dogs being allowed to stay.
A truly enjoyable accommodiation,good location,superb value for money,run by friendly staff.
Wonderful staff, very quiet. Lovely and clean. No.
Large, 2 bedroom apartment with balcony, 1.5 bath, pool very clean. Very quiet as there were few people there during our stay. Fairly close to drive to beaches. Housekeeping even washed our dishes & got clean towels every day. Short drive to grocery store to buy food and supplies. You definitely need a car for this location. Manager was not always available, only there during certain hours and it was not posted when she would be there. When she was there, she was very personable and attentive to our needs.
Great views, large room, friendly staff, pleasant environment (garden, relatively large pool, surrounded by olive groves, nice architecture with the use of stone on the buildings and well-kept tasteful garden with many flowers and shrubs). Very good value for money, large room with equipped kitchenette and our verandah had a great sea view. Breakfast leaves room for improvement. Unfortunate that 2 houses were being built (summer '09) close by so partially blocking the sea view of some rooms (thankfully not ours!) and also was a bit noisy due to the construction work. The construction work should be complete by this year though.
the place, the rooms, the service, the pool, the breakfast, the flowers an trees, the wifi, the view, the peace nothing at all
The view is fantastic Hotel is wonderful but without a car is impossible to go anywhere. Great for honeymooners, very quiet.
The room was nice, spacious and clean. There was no one there (staff) We had to call the number on the door to get service. The restaurant and bar were closed, unlike advertised. We had to walk through the country to get something to eat. Once I realized the dogs were not going to eat me the walk was actually nice.
Hotel is brand new, in a great location, ideal for relaxed holiday, staff is very friendly. The swimming pool was not clean enough, there is no bar serving drinks or snacks, the reception is only open during breakfast.
The staff was extremely helpful. The room was large. The pool was very nice. The location was great.
Nice hotel for a calm stay. Good sea and mountain view. Staff very helpful .good tavernas closeby. Breakfast is minimum ( It is everywhere in Greece) ! few more utensils and a microwave in the kitchen would be helpful. The shower place was very small and the drain was very slow.
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"Greetings" from Katie Pritchard?
The Winter 2007 "Bay Leaves" arrived in the mail today. Looks like it's a bit late, as there are a number of announcements meant for December.
But the bigger story was the front page "Greetings from the Village President" by Katie Pritchard. Usually, Pritchard writes a quality, professional missive full of news items without histrionics. Not this quarter.
"Kudos to the many of you who took the time to determine the facts before responding to the rumors about CVS. The fact is that while CVS did look at a site on .. Silver Spring .. the Village has not received an application .. that would be required .. to proceed."
Umm. How are you supposed to interpret that? Pritchard identifies two types of people who are interested in the issue. Those that have the facts, kudos to them, and those who do not, who, to put it kindly, get no kudos.
And then there was:
"Unfortunately, some people were similarly misled when they were told that Village ordinances discourage restaurants on Silver Spring... I commend those of you who took the time to consult the website or contact our Village Manager to verify the facts in these situations and encourage all of you to consider the importance of sound information in good government decision making."Interpretation: Commendations to those who took the time to find out the facts. To those of you who don't know them, no commendations for your ignorance.
Hey, you know what would have been a better response here, instead of criticizing those who weren't as informed? How about informing them? While WFB did have some bits of information on this subject on the village website, they have since been removed.
At worst, however, what Pritchard should have taken away from this is that there is a lack of accurate information floating around the Village, and instead of complaining about the complainers, get on your horse, get a newsletter out, call a press conference, post a lengthy explanation on the website of what's happening, what the rules are, in short: COMMUNICATE!
Honestly, I'm flabbergasted with this very public poke in the eye to a segment of Village residents. Pritchard's jibes sounded like that first draft you write from your gut, including impolite things you want to say, but edit out in future drafts because you realize how unprofessional it sounds.
And for the record, I'm not insulted. Besides voicing my opposition to the possibility of CVS moving in, I went to the Village Board meeting where the Manager discussed the CVS situation, and WROTE about it here, sharing the information. -- I know people who've claimed WFB officially discourages restaurants and liquor licenses, but I have reserved judgment due to lack of facts, as I've personally never read that it has occurred.
I can imagine Pritchard's frustration, but there's an antidote to ignorance. Truth be told, the information flow in the Village is very weak. With shallow news coverage and, let's face it, a terrible village website, sidewalk chatter fills the void.
That should be WFB's New Year's Resolution: Better communication. If the newspapers won't do it, then updates should be plentiful on WFB's website. Minutes of official meetings should be posted quickly, not two months after the fact. When an issue, like Silver Spring or CVS comes up, a bulletin should be posted with all the relevant information and frequently asked questions. That's how you combat public ignorance.
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Yep .. Jerome Jordan will be a need for next season, would like to see Jerome, Copeland, White, and a draft PG in our summer games.
I love the idea of him coming back, don't we have to use our mini MLE to bring him back? I have no problem admitting I know nothing about how cap works...nonetheless he was a player I really wanted to see at camp next year, he does also play with Boston's Summer League too this Summer so we gotta watch out for them
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James White needs to stay as far away from MSG as possible.
I doubt it we have to use our MLE on him, he can be had for a vet min contract. Surprised that Josh Harrelson hasn't drawn any interest from the Knicks, he played more minutes than JJ when they were both here.
I do think Earl Barron is better than JJ and should get a training camp invite to compete for a big spot. Though with Camby on the roster I think you need to carry a big that can play both PF/C like Harrelson just in case Camby is injured rather than a true C like Barron or JJ.
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I always liked both Earl Barron and Jerome Jordan more than some of our other attempted projects. I have no problem giving both a legitimate shot at making the team during the preseason.
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The pthread_cond_wait() function blocks the calling thread on the condition variable cond, and unlocks the associated mutex mutex. The calling thread must have locked mutex before waiting on the condition variable. On return from the function, the mutex is again locked and owned by the calling thread.
The calling thread is blocked until either another thread performs a signal or broadcast on the condition variable, a signal is delivered to the thread, or the thread is canceled (waiting on a condition variable is a cancellation point). In all cases, the thread reacquires the mutex before being unblocked.
If a thread that's blocked on a condition variable is canceled, the thread reacquires the mutex that's guarding the condition variable, so that the thread's cleanup handlers run in the same state as the critical code before and after the call to this function. If some other thread owns the lock, the canceled thread blocks until the mutex is available.
- Don't use a recursive mutex with condition variables.
- Make sure that the thread's cleanup handlers unlock the mutex.
- This function can interfere with the kernel's efforts to manage power usage. For more information, see the Tick, Tock: Understanding the Microkernel's Concept of Time chapter of the BlackBerry 10 OS Programmer's Guide.
- Success, or the call was interrupted by a signal.
- Insufficient system resources are available to wait on the condition.
- A fault occurred trying to access the buffers provided.
- One or more of the following is true:
- One or more of cond or mutex is invalid.
- Concurrent waits on cond used different mutexes.
- The mutex has died; see SyncMutexEvent().
- The current thread doesn't own the mutex.
Use condition variables to synchronize producer and consumer threads:
#include <stdio.h> #include <pthread.h> pthread_mutex_t mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER; pthread_cond_t cond = PTHREAD_COND_INITIALIZER; int condition = 0; int count = 0; int consume( void ) { while( 1 ) { pthread_mutex_lock( &mutex ); while( condition == 0 ) pthread_cond_wait( &cond, &mutex ); printf( "Consumed %d\n", count ); condition = 0; pthread_cond_signal( &cond ); pthread_mutex_unlock( &mutex ); } return( 0 ); } void* produce( void * arg ) { while( 1 ) { pthread_mutex_lock( &mutex ); while( condition == 1 ) pthread_cond_wait( &cond, &mutex ); printf( "Produced %d\n", count++ ); condition = 1; pthread_cond_signal( &cond ); pthread_mutex_unlock( &mutex ); } return( 0 ); } int main( void ) { pthread_create( NULL, NULL, &produce, NULL ); return consume(); }
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She does look great in the air. I especially love her hand position when they do their triple twist in the SP.
It could also be a lack of experience with them. They've only started putting in a triple twist in the 07-08 season. That's about the same time as K/S. The height they get is almost as good as the Chinese. But the catch is never good.


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During the week, you'll find Antony Elliott and Paula Kilpatrick in Melbourne, Australia. But on the weekends, they head to this house on a little 20-acre farm 5km from Heathcote in central Victoria with Nelson, a big standard poodle, and Suzi and Lennie, their miniature dachshunds. At the farm, they join Jess the miniature goat and her two kids, Ruffy and Rolly; alpacas George and Dash; and Roger the ram and his harem of eight ewes and two lambs, Holly and Flash. The house's decorating style is almost autobiographical and nostalgic. When decorating, Paula found herself channeling her grandparents' house in a small country town called Woodspoint. Her nan always had a cup of tea and something delicious in the oven. Even though she was in a small country town, she always wore lovely dresses and had a beautiful tablecloth on the table. Paula wanted her own country house to feel like a holiday escape — cozy and welcoming. She's surrounded herself with her favorite relaxing color — blue — and fresh citrus scents. Nearly all the furniture came from family, which immediately made the cottage feel like home. Thanks, Paula and Antony! And thanks to Tara Pearce for the lovely photographs. — Amy Azzarito
Image above: I love the sitting room, as it opens to a veranda that looks down at Wild Duck Creek and the most magnificent river red gum. The sheep are quite often poking about in front of the house. The gorgeous red velvet sofa was Antony's parents, the Australian nostalgic-themed cushions are from Bonnie and Neil and the artwork is a photograph of a diorama by local artist Katherine May McCool. I have a small dachsie obsession. We spend hours reading here . . . and there is no TV/Internet, which makes life very peaceful.
Image above: This is my bedside table. The metal chair came from an old ice cream parlor sourced through Kabinett. The cage light is from Merci in Paris. Merci really is the most beautiful place. I recently met with two gorgeous girlfriends from Ireland in Merci in Paris for breakfast; it was the modern-day equivalent of Breakfast at Tiffany's . . . we left at about 4 in the afternoon quite laden with purchases. Mine included this cage light and the most beautiful treasure — a beautiful appliquéd and embroidered dog rug, which is far too beautiful for the doggies' dirty paws to touch. The rest of the little items are from Prunella in Kyneton, the most fabulous country florist!!! The floral curtain was left by the previous owners. I tried to keep many of their authentic touches. Monnie and Bill were the most darling 80-year-old couple. It was very sad to see them move away from the land.
See more inside Paula's home after the jump . . .
Image above: The living space is an open plan, which means we can heat the space through the plentiful fallen wood supply on the land. The patchwork rugs I brought back from a recent trip to Turkey. I bought them at the Grand Bazaar. There is a lot of searching involved at that place, but Dhoku is amazing. These rugs are made of pieces of damaged kilim. The colour schemes are mind blowing. The whole house is so lovely and cosy in winter and has excellent cross ventilation in summer. Ant and I made the bookshelf. The ladders are Mexican and came from Market Import in Melbourne. The shelves were all whitewashed except for one, which is painted in Dulux "Sunny Days." It is the best yellow. The bookshelves are now groaning and are at the one-book-in/one-book-out stage of existence.
Image above: My grandparents all lived in country Victoria. This clock was my Nan's. I am such a sentimental sausage. It is a beautiful old deco clock; however, it ticks so loudly and chimes every hour, so I've never wound it. The five little Chinese boys were a hilarious cheeky present from some 80-year-old friends returning from China.
Image above: I have a total thing for hand embroidery. These D'oyley holders are from a fabulous little shop in Elmore Vic. My mum and nan were women of the needle and did many lovely works. This bookshelf is made from old car ramps and a slate shelf. Montreux in Melbourne often has ingenious pieces of furniture.
Image above: Gran and Pop had a pet cocky whose special treats were peanuts. This cabinet will always be known in my family as the peanut cabinet. It was such a special treat to feed the cantankerous old cockatoo. He came to a rather sticky end when he bit Pop's finger, almost taking it off. The original artworks are by a fabulous Melbourne artist named Dawn Tan. Her illustrated recipes can be purchased here, and her blog is pretty cute, as well.
Image above: I bought the campaign chair as a birthday present for Antony in 2011 as a reminder of his father. Antony has a beautiful picture of his dad from WWII in his army uniform. I thought maybe this would be a good place where he could read books and think about his dad. The map was an anniversary present from Antony showing how Heathcote is at the heart of Victoria. The cushion is from another clever Melbourne lady, Shannon Lamden. They are available here.
Image above: The table was Antony's family dining table when he was growing up. It has been privy to many of the important events in his life. I am a total sucker for these vintage Australian tablecloths. This one is birds of Australia. Cottage Industry in Melbourne makes beautiful cushions out of vintage tea towels and tablecloths. I have quite a collection.
Image above: I love that I have the time to cook when I am up here. We attend all the local farmers' markets and enjoy the fabulous local produce and wine. Heathcote is world famous for its shiraz. We drink loads of cups of tea and take the three dogs on meandering walks down country lanes.
Image above: About the first thing we did when we got the house was demo the kitchen. This is my preferred approach to home renovation, as then you have to replace it. The main bench I coincidentally bought through Tara, the photographer for this peek. That was how we met. She had an awesome shop called the Vintage Yard Sale in Kyneton, which also sold on eBay. I bought three enormous pieces from Tara. The other is the amazing big red dovecote sitting on the back deck. The other bench with the sink and the kitchen stools came from a tech school in Bendigo that was selling furniture. The stools have seen many a tech school and bear the inscriptions of many a sheet metal student. The bench was at a motorcycle chop shop in Bendigo. It was quite an experience picking it up.
Image above: The lab sink came from a recycled building materials yard as did all the French doors. The small bits and pieces are from both of my grandmothers. My brother made me the chopping board when he was still at school.
Image above: This is Antony's bedside table. The gold light sconce is French and came from amazing Izzi & Popo in Melbourne. Love love this shop. The wallpaper was designed by Catherine Martin — super amazing set/costume designer for Moulin Rouge. Her rugs and wallpapers are spectacular. [They are] available online through Porter's Paints in Sydney. I love it, as our house is surrounded by cockatoos, and they wheel and screech around the house at all hours of the day. I learned to tell the time on this Woody Woodpecker clock. It was a present from my mum and dad when I was about five.
Image above: The cowhide is from Argentina, and the little silk pouf is from India. It is perfect for getting my gumboots on and off. I bought the dress in New York, and it is so well traveled. It has been on all our lovely holidays. The beautiful pale green hand-embroidered curtain was a memento of Hanoi in Vietnam.
Image above: Bedlinen by Shannon Fricke and Country Road. The his-and-hers sheep pillowcases are from Kin Ship.
Image above: Ikea and Country Road bed linen with a vintage white crocheted blanket and a beautiful rag doll made by a very clever friend who lives in Canada. I bought her to sell, but her gorgeous house-shaped eyes kept winking at me. They are called Little Ladies.
Image above: The wardrobe is another handy piece left by the original owners. I found the most divine blue metal cupboard from India, and I was going to replace it and then realized it weighed close to a ton and wouldn't fit through the front door. Eeekkkk, poor Antony would have killed me.
Image above: The bed and bunk were left by the previous owners. The bed was made in 1915. As with many [pieces of] WWI furniture, it is the kind you can pull apart and store in the shed or take with you. It has also had legs added to make it taller.
Image above: I love my bathroom. It was a little experiment, but it works well. We replaced all fixtures with water-efficient fittings, as we only have tank water. The chair came from my gran's bedroom, and the mirror is an original house fixture. I love the linoleum; it just feels like the right floor material for a house of this age. The ship thermometer on the door is actually an old bronze souvenir of Brampton Island.
Image above: There are a few more nods to the nautical. Besides my collection of hammam towels brought back from Turkey and these Nepalese cowbells, the bathroom is pretty much all eBay finds. The mirrors, the sink, the desk and the sink hardware are all from eBay and were outrageously cheap. The basin vessel was $20. There is a mug on top of the medicine cabinet with our toothbrushes in it that says "hello sailor." We are both keen sailors in our city life.
Image above: Every farm needs a wet room, and ours gets a workout during winter. The farm is very dry in summer and very muddy in winter.
Image above: We just had this deck built. And we have been enjoying sitting outside surveying the pastoral splendor that is actually our neighbor's property. He has racehorses, and currently a beautiful gangly foal is distracting me from my reading. We have painted the outside but have proceeded carefully. We wanted to keep some of the old peeling paint and feeling of time passing. (This little dog is Lennie. He is a very gifted little dog. Prior to living with Antony, I had one little dachsie, Suzi, and I was worried that when I went to work she was lonely, so I got a little friend for her.)
What a cozy home! I love all of the furniture and bursts of color. I could certainly drink lots of tea on that red sofa.
This just floored me, a treasure trove of charming design and with sources! I love how you can see the love of your place, history and animals in every inch of it. And I'm kind of obsessed with the movement that's emerged from Oz right now, anyway. Thanks for sharing!
Such a lovely home! There are so many individual touches; you can really feel the warmth and personality of the owners. And I love all the vintage and repurposed pieces. They always add so much character. Thanks for sharing.
So lovely!
Seriously lovely, lovely, lovely! I've seen snippets of it on Paula's instagram, but this post shows it all. Amazing home Paula and Anthony! So glad my art lives in such a beautiful home! xo
Thank you so much for the lovely comments. We are so lucky to have our little spot on the creek. If you would like to see pics of our loveable collection of animals and the renovation process they are on our facebook page :-)
Kindest regards
Paula -
There is so much to love about this house. I could make a list with at least 16 things I love. Thanks for sharing it.
So warm and full of personality! Thanks for s haring.
I think I could settle in this place pretty easily. Love it!
Lovely, lovely house!
Please tell me where I can buy the dachshund print???
It was so much FUN photographing Paula's beautiful farm, such a talented lady!
This is my favourite Sneak Peak by far! What a beautiful country home, filled with worldly and nostalgic treasures. Big LOVE!
Oh my. This is just exactly how I love to put my home together as well. that lab sink!? Brilliantly funky!
This is such a charming getaway!
Well done! x
This home is so warm and full of character. Just lovely!
What a lovely house, very warm and charming!
Yay for Paula! I have had the privilege of staying in this beautiful little part of the world and I can highly recommend it to anyone. I miss the Alpacas, the gorgeous goats, the sheep and even the yabbies. Paula's book and magazine collection is to die for. Thanks for a relaxing holiday xo
I love this space! It seems to be fresh and bright while maintaining a cozy, well-loved feeling.
Love it! Love it! Love it! You are one talented lady. Can't wait to see it in person one day :)
Seriously my cup of tea!
I love seeing another bit of gorgeous Australia represented! I would love it at your place, and have a collection of vintage Australian linens going myself.
Lovely images, and I particularly like your photography too. Very unique use of colour.
The photos are lovely, your place is such an inspiration to maintain old world,
I think you've totally captured the 'place to come home to'.
I can almost smell Nans cooking… -
What a charming home…and your longhaired dachshunds are just adorable! (I have one myself and love her to pieces.) Thank you for sharing!
I love your home…… your rug made of old kilims is my absolute favourite.
Wow, not only do we share the same name and city but I have many similarities in my home – red velvet couch, vintage mirrors and old cupboards piled high with whicker baskets and picnic blankets! A beautiful, eclectic, comfortable mixture of things with meaning. Thanks for sharing – Paula Mills
yes! this house is pure perfection.
This place is amazing! I have to come back and look some more. Wonderful!! That patchwork rug sucked me in immediately. *swoon*
Those dhoku rugs are so gorgeous, and their shop is definitely a must-see if you're headed to the grand bazaar. Here some more photos of their work in case you're curious:
I have one in subtle shades of eggplant and I absolutely adore it. My mother has one in varying shades of apricot and sunset orange that's just so joyous! Highly recommend.
I love that dog painting in the first picture! If only I could find one with a beagle!
Wait, what happened to the cockatoo? All parrots bite sometimes, I don't think killing one is a good punishment.
Love it. In the whole story its the cockatoo that caught your attention….the cockatoo did go quite mad and really locked on and wouldnt let go. It was terrible as my grandfather loved him a lot (and we adored him as little kids) but in the end it was the cockatoo or the finger……………thus the family legend goes…..to be honest it was one of those family stories where as kids the end of the story was that the cocky died…… Unfortunately this is 37 years ago and Pop is no longer about to ask about exactly what happened.
The farm looks amazing! So much thought and care has gone into every detail. No wonder you love to head there at every opportunity. Love all your cute and curious family tales too.
Beautiful! I only wish I could enlarge the photos on my iPhone. I will have to read this properly on my big iMac screen another time.
Love the photos. Wondering where you purchased the swing lamp beside your bed which is behind the French sconce?
What a house! I specially love the doll and the sink!
Mágico Encanto…!!! Me transportates en el tiempo al ensueño infantil de las fragancias,imágenes y el colorido de la ternura infantll….Mi corazón rebozo de ternura..!!!! Gracias…!!!
Great images! I don't know if I love the images because of the great interior design or because of the quality of the pictures.
Beautiful Home ! Can you please tell me if your black floors were a stain? I noticed they are not totally black and what appears to be a slight grey color in some of the grain?


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But Johnson, born and raised in the Southern German city to an American father and a German mother, was seen by a former American college player when he played for his club team, The Stuttgart Scorpions, last season and advised him to give the American version of football a shot in the states.
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I also read somewhere where there is like a Sweden qb who is playing his first year in Cali in high school. He is I'll try to find his profile
No gray shirt for that kid. The kid is a player. 6-4 and gets to the football fast. Definitely a take if he wants in. I'm really surprised more people haven't offered him, plus he's an early enrollee.
Yep, that's him. He moved to the United States back in July and currently is at Jacksonville's Ribault High School. Pretty much everyone I've spoken with about Johnson thinks he's a really good player. I've talked with at least a couple of people who think he's definitely one of the best linebackers in the country in the 2014 class.
Johnson still has room to develop, like most players coming out of high school. But he has great size, good athleticism and, by all accounts, tremendous character. I think he's the type of player you pretty much have to take if you're Tennessee.
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