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According to reports, the unarmed Knight simulated a gun in his jacket pocket and told the Chase bank teller to hand over the money, but when they refused he yelled out louder and created a scene.
"They laughed at him at first because they thought he was kidding," Manson said.
After speaking with witnesses, officers soon stopped a man fitting Knight's description near the intersection of 64th Street and Grand Avenue.
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THE WORLDS FAIR of NEW York by Judie Brown Among those articles submitted in re-sponse to the invitation to write about the World's Fair in our summer issue, Judie Brown's was chosen on the basis of personal style and scope of exhibits described. She is the wife of George R. Brown, Jr., a Senior Assistant Account-ant in our Jacksonville Office. Mrs. Brown (below) is on the advertising staff' of a local television station and occasionally appears on camera for a women's program. A first glimpse of the World's Fair is awesome! As you arc over the express-way suddenly there it is—a vista of bit!) hies, towers, and improbable forms that appear to be spun of cotton candy. It is marvelous, breathtaking, enchanting, and above all, ENORMOUS. Traffic and parking are beautifully organized. You are through the gate and on the grounds in a remarkably short time. By any approach the; Fair is challenging. There is so much there, so much to see and, yes, even so much that may be learned. We sallied forth to the General Mo-tors Pavilion first. It looks like years beyond tomorrow and is crammed with exhibits that snap up your interest. A futurama ride takes you into a world of wonder, where complex exhibits pro-ject man's achievements to include a city under the sea, a base on the moon, and civilization in the wildest jungles. Chrysler has built a happy, slightly wacky six acres of whimsey that kids can't resist, There are growling polka-dot dragons to battle, engines that talk, and a score of peepholes for pictures. Ford permits even women drivers to whirl new cars through their crystal "skyways" into a fun fantasy of grin-ning Disney cavemen and appealing dinosaurs. Tire first scenes here are too short though, and the ride ends too abruptly, but the experimental cars are real show-stoppers. The International Area is perhaps most interesting for adults. Here you should have patience, curiosity and a hearty appetite. Most pavilions look like the country. They project a feel of the land they represent. Inside are dis-plays gracefully (and, alas, at times grossly) composed to show crafts, hab-its, designs, and industry. Industry is occasionally emphasized a bit too much at the expense of a country's natural scenic attractiveness. Sweden has an excellent electric power demonstration. Switzerland dis- plays cheese, chocolate, and wrist-watches . , . mine suddenly looked ter-ribly out-timed! An ice cream cone here is a must. Denmark provides a charming mini-ature Tivoli Gardens for children. In-side the Pavilion are tasteful displays of the crisp, distinctive Danish designs in ceramics, silver, jewelry, and furni-ture, Most are for sale. In the International Plaza you can snake in and out of shops from a dozen countries and purchase authentic items at reasonable prices. There arc ivory, jade, delicate china, meerschaum pipes, ceremonial masks and bits of a Japa-nese tree guaranteed to grow in your home. This shopping adventure can be superbly crowned by a Belgian Waffle, a terrific conglomeration of waffle, whipped cream, and mounds of fresh sliced strawberries. Scrumptious! There are three exhibits in the Inter-national Area that should he required: Spain, the Vatican, and the Belgian Village. The Spanish Pavilion is one to be observed and savoured at leisure. The art work, crafts, and costumes are ex-quisitely presented. The heat of the climate and temperament seems pres-ent everywhere along With a definite 22
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Analysts: Data visualization tools key to 'big data' analytics success
Achieving success with data visualization tools is largely a matter of keeping it simple and adopting new thinking about how to present information, according to experts.
Demand for data visualization tools is rising sharply, partly as a result of more companies seeking to gain valuable business insights through "big data" analytics initiatives. But achieving success with data visualization often requires fresh thinking about how to present information to business users, especially in big-data environments, according to data management analysts.
Data visualization -- which enables users to create graphical and often interactive representations of data sets big and small -- can contribute greatly to improvements in corporate business intelligence (BI) efforts and organizational productivity, based on the results of a survey conducted in 2010 by The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI).
We're seeing a very positive association between advanced visualization and analytics. People just assume the two go together.
Phillip Russom, director of data management research, TDWI
In the online survey of 210 BI practitioners and business users, 74% of the respondents said the influence of data visualization on attaining business insights within their organizations was "very high" or "high," while another 23% said the technology had a "moderate" influence on the BI process.
The survey also indicated that the use of data visualization tools was helping to drive increased adoption of BI dashboards, typically the preferred medium for accessing and viewing charts, maps, graphs and other visuals. And more recent TDWI studies point to a growing confluence between data visualization software and big-data analytics.
"My own research shows that advanced data visualization is the No. 1 area where users expect to buy more tools, and use more, as a best practice with big-data analytics," said Philip Russom, director of data management research at TDWI. "We're seeing a very positive association between advanced visualization and analytics. People just assume the two go together."
Effective data visualization is key to obtaining value from a big-data analytics investment, agreed Stephen McDaniel, co-founder of Freakalytics LLC, a Seattle-based visual analytics consulting firm. But McDaniel, who spoke at a recent TDWI forum on big-data analytics in Orlando, Fla., said there are some practical limitations that organizations need to consider before jumping into the process of visualizing big-data analytics findings.
Finding the right big-data mix for data visualization tools
For example, attempting to populate graphs with, say, billions of individual data points might not be an effective way to get started. "The typical monitor that is sitting on your desk can only show 200,000 points," he noted. "If you get one of these advanced monitors, let's say a few million points is possible. But that's still nowhere near billions of records."
Organizations looking to visualize big data can overcome such limitations by aggregating data or eliminating unnecessary data points based on the specific requirements of the intended user audience, McDaniel said.
Effective chart selection and good dashboard design is also important. "You want to have well-designed management dashboards," McDaniel said, adding that even if you can only "put a small amount of data on the display," business executives and other end users should be able to drill down into the underlying information to conduct ad hoc queries and find the answers they're looking for.
In addition, Russom recommended that when creating visual representations of big-data analytics results, think twice before overlooking or eliminating outliers -- data points about, for example, customers whose spending behavior lies far outside the norm. He added that paying attention to such bits of information can help organizations with tasks such as detecting fraud and identifying new customer segments -- big spenders, for example.
"If you go scrubbing and cleansing that data, you'll lose some of those funky little nuggets that you're looking for," Russom said -- and as a result, he noted, you could "lose value from an analytic viewpoint."
Despite its growing popularity, data visualization technology has some general drawbacks to take into account, according to McDaniel. For one thing, he said, most people have never been taught how to properly use data and graphics to "tell a story." The result, he added, is that they often create charts, graphs and other visuals that are difficult to understand and fail to get the intended point across.
Data visualization problem: Too much information
McDaniel said the best way to overcome that problem is to focus on the questions that need to be answered and keep the visuals as simple and clear as possible. "If you can't present data and explain it to your business sponsors and your business users, you'll really have a very hard time succeeding," he said. "It doesn't matter how great your ideas are."
Another common mistake that users of data visualization tools make is relying on the wrong kinds of graphs to tell a story. For example, McDaniel said "a lot of studies" have shown that bar charts get information across more effectively than pie charts, partly because they can display far more data points without becoming difficult to understand. "I've made a bar chart where you can see 50 bars and actually interpret them," he noted.
Another mistake cited by McDaniel is overkill -- using unnecessary 3-D graphics, pop-ups, animations or other frills and completely overshadowing the point of the visual representation.
"The reason visual analytics is so important is the iterative questioning of the data that it enables," he said. "And unfortunately, while 3-D graphs look cool and interesting and people love them, there's a lot of evidence [that] we don't process them or understand them well."
One of the best ways to ensure that visual representations of data are effective is through increased communication between business and IT, added Elaine McDaniel, a data visualization consultant and Freakalytics co-founder.
"Ask people's opinions. Get feedback. Incorporate their opinions and get people working together," she said. "From all of the [business analysts] we've dealt with over the years, the biggest complaint is that they cannot communicate with people in IT."
Conference attendee James MacGillivray, a BI architect with a company in the agriculture industry, agreed that it's important to spend time getting the right requirements from business users before moving forward with a data visualization -- or big-data analytics -- project.
"Too often, we are trying to build it and think that they will come. That's the wrong approach," said MacGillivray, who asked that his company not be identified. "You should have the business user drive [the project], because I don't want to drive it. I'll facilitate it."


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My paternal great-grandaunt, Ethel May WEHRLY, was married on this date in 1906 to William SHREEVE. Ethel was the daughter of William P. and Olive Jane (SMITH) WEHRLY, and the younger sister of my Barbara Isabel WEHRLY. I do not have dates of birth or death for William. Ethel died April 12, 1951. Nothing further is known at this time.
My maternal 4th-great granduncle, Arana "Rainey" WARDLOW, was born on this date in 1806 in Ohio. Arana was the son of Samuel and Elizabeth (NESBIT) WARDLAW, and the older brother of my Anna WARDLOW. Arana married on February 12, 1852 in Brown County, Ohio to Mary DENNIS. Mary was born circa 1815 in Kentucky. Arana was a farmer in Washington Township, Brown County, Ohio. Arana died July 11, 1884 in Brown County, Ohio. Nothing further is know at this time.
My paternal 6th-great granduncle, Johannes SCHERCH, was born on this date in 1706 in Sumiswald, Canton Bern, Switzerland. Johannes was the son of Ulrich and Barbara (GRUNDBACHER) SCHURCH, and the younger brother of my Ulrich SCHERCH. Nothing further is known at this time.
My maternal 6th-great granduncle, Joseph CHEW, was born on this date in 1765 in Virginia. Joseph was the son of Major James and Mary (CALDWELL) CHEW, and the older brother of my Andrew CHEW. Joseph married December 2, 1799 in Frederick County, Virginia to Elizabeth THOMAS, the daughter of Sampson THOMAS. Elizabeth was born June 9, 1772 probably in Pike County, Virginia. They had 10 children. Elizabeth died September 11, 1843 in Andersonville, Ross County, Ohio. Joseph died March 12, 1848 in Andersonville, Ross County, Ohio.


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Two Paths to Freedom
Syria is unique, coveted due to its geopolitically significant location. Many international powers pursue their own interests in Syria. A revolution in a nation of this importance?
It came as a surprise to many, as it was believed that Bashar al-Assad and his father had established an invincible security state. Few expected the uprising to last longer than a few weeks. But the Syrian people have proved them all wrong.
The protests in Syria began peacefully and remained so – despite the brutal violence unleashed by regime troops and Shabiha gangs – for almost a year, at least. Then officers and soldiers – deserters who refused to kill their own people – founded the Free Syrian Army (FSA). Many civilians also joined the armed revolution.
The FSA protects children, women and the elderly – but its very existence meant that the peaceful revolution gradually transformed itself into an armed conflict. But the battlefield remains unequal. Bashar al-Assad receives unlimited support from Moscow and Tehran, while the FSA and other freedom fighters have to be content with empty promises and the hollow expressions of support from nations sympathetic to their cause.
Syria faces huge challenges, and by far the most urgent is the humanitarian crisis: people are being killed, injured, arrested, raped, displaced, they are losing the roof over their heads and fleeing the country in their hundreds of thousands to reach refugee camps. One of the greatest obstacles to finding a solution to the crisis is the disunity within the international community. If this discord is not addressed, the final outcome could be that Syria ends up as a shattered, divided nation.
Division as the worst-case scenario
But the dramatic humanitarian problem is not the only one that needs to be solved. The list of further challenges is a long one: from the reconstruction of the country, coping with the consequences of war, dealing with army officers and soldiers and members of the intelligence service, to the establishing of state institutions, reactivating industry and the economy, developing the education system and maintaining international relations.
No one knows what the future holds for Syria. The internal and external influences are much too diverse. But in the end, two scenarios are beginning to present themselves: The outcome will either be the formation of a free, united and democratic state, where all citizens have the same rights and obligations – without any form of discrimination. Or the nation will be divided with continuing conflicts between the individual groups and factions.
It is in everyone's interest – the international community and regional actors included – to ensure that the first scenario becomes a reality. Only two paths lead to this goal: cooperation with Alawite officers to force Bashar al-Assad's resignation, or an intervention to defeat him by military means. If it is not possible to overcome Assad in some way, then the division of Syria will be inevitable.
A series of fundamental changes must be implemented to lead Syria into a stable future. The Kosovan journalist and politician Veton Surroi has incisively described the three most important basic prerequisites for a successful transformation in post-conflict societies.
Firstly: The transition from a one-party system to a constitutional system committed to upholding democratic and constitutional principles.
Secondly: Respect for majorities attained in democratic elections as well as for the rights of minorities – in Syria's case of Alawites, Kurds, Christians, Druzes and many others.
Thirdly: The transformation from a society etched by violence into a peaceful society.
From enemy to friend of the West
Only the Syrians can effect these changes. But: if they are to succeed, they need outside help. Syrian needs the support of the international community, above all the US, the EU, Turkey, the Gulf Cooperation Council, the Arab League and other allies of the Syrian people. This support package should also comprise a temporary military intervention. But it must not be limited to this.
In fact, this support should focus much more on helping to develop the nation's education system, on the transfer of knowledge, humanitarian and medical aid and technical and financial support in the reconstruction of the country. In this way, Syria would be re-cast from an enemy into a friend of the West.
The Arab Spring has turned nations ruled by dictatorships into democratic states: Tunisia, Egypt and Libya. Yemen and Syria are on the path to democracy. The democratic process smoothed the way to electoral victory for moderate Islamists in Egypt.
Islamic parties also attained considerable success in elections in Libya and Tunisia. And in Syria? Islamist powers would likely garner a large share of the vote. But they will not capture a majority there.
Molham al-Droubi
© Zeit Online / Qantara.de 2012
Molham al-Droubi was born in 1964 in the Syrian province of Homs. He is a member of the management committee of the Muslim Brotherhood and founder member of the Syrian National Council (SNC). He participated in The Day After project made possible by the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP) and the United States Institute of Peace (USIP). The initiative, which is supported by Germany, the US, Switzerland, the Dutch NGO Hivos and the Norwegian Peace-building Resource Centre (NOREF), aimed to hammer out plans for the era following a potential toppling of the Assad regime. This article is part of a series published by ZEIT ONLINE in cooperation with the Körber Foundation.


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Happy Flag Day Everyone! Scroll to the second half of this blog to find out about the Flag Retirement Ceremony.
Do you know about flag day?
On June 14, 1777 the second Continental Congress adopted a resolution establishing the flag of the United States. Over a hundred years later a Wisconsin school teacher began to advocate for recognizing June 14 as the Flag's Birthday or Flag Day. Then in 1916, President Wilson issued Presidential Proclamation 1335 in which he "suggested" and "requested" that every community in the United States should observe June 14 as Flag Day. Congress subsequently passed a law in 1949 which established June 14 as Flag Day and requested the President to issue an annual proclamation for Flag Day. This proclamation instructs U.S. government officials to display the flag on all Government buildings and asks the people of the United States to observe the day in honor of the adoption of the Stars and Stripes as the official flag of the United States. The current law can be found in the United States Code, Title 36, section 110.
As well as law establishing the official flag and Flag Day, Congress has also passed laws regarding the design of the flag as well as laws regarding the time, occasions, position and manner of display. These laws can be found in Title 4 of the United States Code, sections 1-10.
- Section 5 of this Title states that this law pertains to the display and use of the flag for use by civilians or civilian groups.
- Section 6 lays out the "Time and occasions for display."
- Section 7 gives information about the position and manner of display.
So what about that Flag Retirement Ceremony? ST. GEORGE – Flag Day, a day set aside nationally to honor Old Glory, the United States flag, is this Saturday. That morning, city streets will be lined with American flags as one home after another has the flag posted in front of it by Boy Scout troops, volunteers and citizens. To conclude the day, old and worn flags will be disposed of in a reverent and respectful manner at the community's first large scale Flag Retirement Ceremony and Military Tribute at the Dixie Sunbowl, just three blocks from Best Western Coral Hills. The purpose of the flag retirement ceremony is to take old American flags that are beyond repair and burn them in an honorable and dignified manner.
The public is invited to attend the flag retirement ceremony and military tribute Saturday at 7:30 p.m., at the Dixie Sunbowl, 150 South 400 East in St. George. Admission is free. Scouts are asked to be in uniform and arrive at 7 p.m.
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* Exceptionally smooth and quiet ride; satisfying V8 power; upscale cabin; lots of features; top crash test scores; satisfying sound systems; available all-wheel drive. Source: Edmunds
* Classic design has been redefined in a way only Detroit could imagine. An integrated rear spoiler pays homage to its tail-finned 1950s predecessors. A raked-back windshield and forward leaning fascia create improved aerodynamics with an aggressive stance. And tailored finishes of the iconic grille, LED headlamps and taillamps give the Chrysler 300 a look unlike any other. Available Bi-Xenon HID headlamps also provide a confident look at the road ahead, producing three times more light than halogen headlamps. Every detail in the Chrysler 300 is designed to steer you towards refinement. Premium finishes and soft-touch materials give dramatic depth to interior surfaces. The instrument panel celebrates classic American design, with LED-backlit gauges both casting a sapphire-blue glow and adding clarity to readouts. The acoustic properties of the cabin reduce outside noise and increase interior peace. The standard Uconnect System is Detroit know-how and intuitive technology on display. This 8.4-inch interactive touchscreen display allows you to access your cell phone, SiriusXM Satellite Radio+, MP3 player, HVAC and more. It's luxury at the touch of a finger. Power, efficiency and control all add up in the 2013 Chrysler 300. The 3.6L Pentastar V6 produces up to 300 horsepower and a powerfully efficient 19 city / 31 highway mpg. The Chrysler 5.7L HEMI V8 delivers a road-gripping 363 horsepower with a gas-sipping 16 city / 25 highway mpg. Features like the new eight-speed automatic transmission help maximize performance and mpg - so you can spend more time hitting the gas and less time pumping it. The available all-wheel-drive system automatically detects road conditions to determine whether to employ all-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive. Safety features include standard advanced multistage front airbags, supplemental front-seat thorax side airbags, a driver-knee airbag, and supplemental side-curtain airbags for front and rear outboard occupants. Source: The Manufacturer Summary
* Big car, big engine, big performance, rear-wheel drive, distinctive style, take-charge road manners, comfort, handling and luxury, yet without the sometimes sky-high prices associated with premium European sports sedans. Here it is: The 2014 Chrysler 300. Source: KBB.com
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- Specs
- Technology
- Interior
- Exterior
- Safety
- Mechanical
- Comfort
Audio System
|voice operated, touch screen display, AM/FM
|Auxiliary audio input
|Bluetooth, jack, USB, memory card slot, iPod/iPhone
|Antenna type
|diversity, element
|In-Dash CD
|single disc, MP3 Playback, DVD audio
|Total speakers
|Radio data system
|Satellite radio
In Car Entertainment
|Trip computer
|Electroluminescent instrumentation
|Multi-functional information center
|Digital odometer
|External temperature display
|Fuel economy display
|MPG, range
|Warnings and reminders
|low fuel level, tire fill alert
|Wireless data link
|Driver seat power adjustments
|height, 8, lumbar, reclining
|Passenger seat
|Driver seat
|Rear headrests
|3, adjustable
|Passenger seat manual adjustments
|Rear seat folding
|Front headrests
|2, adjustable
|Front seat type
|premium leather, leather-trimmed
|Rear seat type
|60-40 split bench
|Seatbelt pretensioners
|Seatbelt force limiters
|Rear seatbelts
|Front seatbelts
|Turns lock-to-lock
|Steering ratio
Tires and Rims
|Spare tire size
|Tire type
|all season
|Spare tire mount location
|Spare wheel type
|Tire Pressure Monitoring System
|painted aluminum
|Daytime running lights
|wiper activated, auto delay off, auto on/off, halogen
|Window defogger
|Front wipers
|variable intermittent
|Power windows
|safety reverse, remotely operated
|Solar-tinted glass
Exterior Features
|Front bumper color
|Mirror color
|Door handle color
|Grille color
|Headlight bezel color
|Exhaust tip color
|Rear bumper color
|dual tip
|Window trim
|Airbag deactivation
|occupant sensing passenger
|Side airbags
|Knee airbags
|Front airbags
|Side curtain airbags
|front, rear
|Impact sensor
|post-collision safety system
|Child seat anchors
|Active head restraints
|dual front
|Child safety door locks
|Energy absorbing steering column
|Emergency interior trunk release
|Automatic hazard warning lights
|Crumple zones
|front, rear
|Power door locks
|anti-lockout, auto-locking
|Anti-theft system
|engine immobilizer
|2-stage unlocking doors
|Side mirror adjustments
|power, manual folding
|Side mirrors
|Rear brake type
|Front brake width
|Brake drying
|Rear brake diameter
|Rear brake width
|Front brake diameter
|Emergency braking preparation
|Front brake type
|Braking assist
|Electronic brakeforce distribution
|Power brakes
|Front suspension classification
|Rear suspension classification
|Rear suspension type
|Rear spring type
|Front stabilizer bar
|Rear stabilizer bar
|Front spring type
|Rear shock type
|Front shock type
|Front struts
|Front suspension type
|short and long arm
Stability and Traction
|Stability control
|Traction control
|Hill holder control
|Axle ratio
|Battery saver
|Auxiliary oil cooler
|160 amps
|Battery rating
|50 state
Convenience Features
|front, illuminated, rear
|Steering wheel
|tilt and telescopic
|One-touch windows
|Reading lights
|front, rear
|Cargo area light
|Cruise control
|Power steering
|Retained accessory power
|Power windows
|lockout button
|Steering wheel mounted controls
|Push-button start
|Vanity mirrors
|dual illuminating
|Power outlet(s)
|12V front
|Assist handle
|rear, front
|Multi-function remote
|fuel filler door release, proximity entry system, trunk release
|Center console
|front console with armrest and storage
|Rearview mirror
|front seatback, cargo tie-down anchors and hooks, cargo net, door pockets
|Ambient lighting
Comfort Features
|Floor mat material
|Shift knob trim
|rear center folding with storage
|Steering wheel trim
|Interior accents
|Floor mats
|rear, front
|Floor material
|carpet, cargo area carpet
Air Conditioning
|Front air conditioning
|automatic climate control
|Front air conditioning zones
|Rear vents
|second row
|Humidity/dewpoint sensors
|Air filtration
Drive Type
|Drive Type
|Standard Seating
|Max Seating
|Head Room (front)
|38.6 in
|Head Room (rear)
|37.9 in
|Hip Room (front)
|56.2 in
|Hip Room (rear)
|56.1 in
|Shoulder Room (front)
|59.5 in
|Shoulder Room (rear)
|57.7 in
|Leg Room (front)
|41.8 in
|Leg Room (rear)
|40.1 in
|Seating Rows
Measurements of Size & Shape
|198.6 in
|75 in
|58.4 in
|120.2 in
|Ground Clearance
|4.7 in
|Track Width (front)
|63.4 in
|Track Width (rear)
|63.8 in
Measurements of Weight
|Curb Weight
|4029 lbs
Truck Specifications
|Max Payload
|1101 lbs
Interior Dimensions
|Cargo Volume
|16.3 cu ft
|Passenger Volume
|106.3 cu ft
Performance Specifications
|Aerodynamic Drag
|0.32 Cd
|Turning Circle
|38.9 ft
Fuel Tanks
|Fuel Capacity
|19.1 Gallons
Wheels and Tires
|Front Tire Type
|Front Wheel Diameter
|17.0 x 7.0 in
|Rear Tire Type
|Rear Wheel Diameter
|17.0 x 7.0 in
Crash-Test Ratings
2014 Chrysler 300 4 DR RWD
|Front Crash Overall
|Front Crash Driver
|Front Crash Passenger
|Side Crash Overall
|Side Barrier Overall
|Side Barrier Driver
|Side Barrier Passenger
|Side Pole Driver
|Side Combined Front
|Side Combined Rear
Green Score
EPA Green Score
( Federal Tier 2 Bin 4
EPA and California-required standards. The names refer to tables of numerical limits for the various air pollutants allowed by the standards.
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Air Pollution Score ?
The Air Pollution Score is based on the government emission standards for which the vehicle was certified to comply with and reflects vehicle tailpipe emissions that contribute to local and regional air pollution, creating problems such as haze, and health issues.
Greenhouse Gas Score ?
This score reflects fuel emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases.
Smartway ?
SmartWay is a designation earned by those vehicles that have combined Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gas Scores that place them in the top tier (approximately the top 20%) of environmental performers. SmartWay Elite is reserved for the best of the best.
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" Had been looking for a Nissan Rogue for quite a while and had dealt with numerous dealers around my area and no one was willing to work with us at all. Happen to come across the website for Tyrone Square Mazda in St Peters-burg. I was directed to Amy Potter when i spotted a 2019 Nissan Rogue Sport. I spoke with Amy in great depths about the Nissan Rogue for probably less than a week & I got the deal done. Drove from Plant City to St Peters-burg and met Amy in person. She was a delight and very friendly. It felt like i had known her for years. Everything went accordingly to all the emails me and Amy shared. Everything i asked about the Nissan Amy always replied. Amy Potter is a great asset to Tyrone Square Mazda. I would only deal with Amy in the near future and would refer family and friends direct ally to her. "
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" Great staff. The salesman Mike Groome was great at showing me the perfect car in the perfect color. The sales manager and the finance team such a great deal with low interest that I just couldn't walk away from. I wasn't even expecting to buy the car that day but the deal and the car was just right. Then there is the parts department they were able to order the car cover that I need and it arrived fast. Definitely will be coming back. "
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" I went to Tyrone Mazda in a time crunch due to being rear-ended and my car was deemed total. I had three days to find a new vehicle. The stress i was under in many area's of life from the accident was crazy. I met Kyle Hilliard and do to the fact of his non pressure demeanor, easy going, and understanding personality made this crisis car shopping experience wonderful. I recommend him if you need a kind salesman. Prices at Mazda were also reasonable and wide variety of cars to chose from. I can't say anything nice about my experience with the Finance side at Mazda. I dealt with Brandon, no "bed side manner" what so ever. He did not even introduce himself to me. He was extremely rude, disrespectful, and came off as if he was being inconvenienced by having to do my loan. Other than my dealing with Brandon and his lack of customer service skills, my over all experience with Tyrone Mazda was good. Kyle is awesome and should be awarded for his qualities. There were other staff members that I came in contact with as well, and while i don't know their names, they are also super friendly and helpful. They also took my rental car back to enterprise for me so I could drive my new car home that night! Great Service. "
" Very personable service and Sales!! "
" Today my husband and I went to look at a (new)used truck at Tyrone Mazda. I had been communicating online with Ted and a million other dealerships searching for a truck. He Had several options for us. When we got there Ted was busy, they were busy. Matt helped us. It was an overall very easy, no stress experience. They listened to what we needed and Matt made it happen. Thanks to everyone at Tyrone Mazda for giving my husband a great truck to enjoy his retirement with. Thanks again we are glad we came back. Happy Trails, Sue & Jim "
" I was looking for a nice used SUV. Found the the one I wanted on the internet and contacted Tyrone Square Mazda. Sonny promptly contacted me and I came in for a test drive. A couple hours later I was on my way home in my new (used) vehicle. The process was stress free, no pressure, all about what I wanted, going above and beyond to make sure I was happy. I would defiantly buy another car from this dealership. Thank You Sonny Gonzales! "
" Only my 2nd visit here and its been a super-pleasant experience. They're upfront and open about wait times and costs. Friendly and courtesy while you're waiting offering complimentary beverages. Though clearly VERY busy, Matt my service writer was awesome!! Will definitely be back again for service and maybe even sales... Might be time for a new Mazda 😊 "
" they treated my kid right and were prompt, professional and delivered on time "
" My 1st time dealing with this dealership. My parents' car, where they always have it serviced. All top notch, from Service writer (Mario) who explained in detail and kept me informed throughout the day to both friendly drivers who shuttled me to and from home in a nice, almost new, VERY clean SUV. It was a pleasant experience, and reassuring to know that my parents' car (and safety) is in good hands. "
" They are the best "
" Ron Shultz , is truely wonderful do deal with . As long as he is with your company we will return . We had some slight apprehension about leasing a car rather than buying . We were willing to give it a try rather than purchase at this time Ron eased our minds by taking time to explain the benefits of leasing verses buying . As always the best part about dealing with the stress of buying a car is Ron always keeps things moving as smooth as possible. I have never_____ enjoyed the experience of buying a car untill we met Ron . Your Sevice department also does a great job as well . Sincerely Linda McRae "
" Very nice staff (shout out to Sonny), no pressure buying. Willing to negotiate. "
" Looking for a new car and met Ted Lypka, excellent individual and sales person "
" Best service "
" I am usually very skeptical of car dealers but, after my experience with the staff at TSM, I am no longer AS skeptical. We dealt with four staff members and three of them were very accommodating. David was the salesman, (very nice) but I cannot remember the other names. I apologize for this because I do like to give credit where it is do. We took my granddaughter to TSM for the purchase of a vehicle. She is young, poor credit rating and not a large down payment. But, the gentlemen at TSM worked very hard to get her into a vehicle and, they did. Only one staff member was rude and, he was the financial dept. That gentleman is the reason for the four-star rating, otherwise it would have been five.I would like to thank the three gentlemen who treated us with tolerance and kindness and gave my granddaughter a reasonable deal. She loves her 2018 Hundai! Thank you. "
" Today my husband and I went to Tyrone Square Mazda to buy a 2019 Mazda CX-5 Grand Touring. I had spoken to Sonny, Wayne, and the manager Troy on the phone to inquire all about the vehicles they had on their lot. All of them were extremely nice, informative, and made me feel that we would be a priority to them once we arrived at their dealership. We arrived and felt very welcomed as customers. Sonny showed us several CX-5 models and explained as well as educated us on the different trim packages that were available. We immediately took a strong liking to Sonny as he was very comfortable to talk to and being with as well as test driving the car with. We were so relaxed and enjoyed the entire time we were at the dealership. In our past experiences the most stressful time has been with the finance department, however once we were introduced to Joseph (The Finance Manager) we immediately knew that this time would be pleasantly different. Joseph showed so much interest in us, with our buying experience, and with making us feel so important and cared about. Joseph made us feel like we were talking to a very good friend. We were so happy and enjoyed so much getting to meet and know Troy, Joseph, Sonny and Wayne. They all were extremely amazing and made us feel like a part of the Mazda Family. We already know that we will be purchasing another Mazda from Tyrone Square Mazda. We cant rave enough! Carol and Doug "
" Had to wait waaay too long for an oil change. We made the appt. a week ahead of time and showed up early. We sat in the showroom waiting for 2 hrs and 25 minutes. My husband and I got in an argument over it. No way we will go back. This was the 3rd time we waited too long in service. I would not have gone back after our 1st visit. It is my elderly mother's vehicle so I did it to please her. Nope. Not again. "
" I made a service appointment online for what I thought was today. I didn't realize until I got there it was actually for 11/29. Kyle was so nice and he was able squeeze me in this morning. I really appreciate him helping me out! Thank you! "
" Sonny Gonzalas is the man!!!! "
" Dream car achieved! I was lucky enough to secure a deposit on one of the 500 US-bound 30th Anniversary Miatas. Immediately I panicked about whether a dealership would try to mark it up or add things to it; I had never "pre-committed" to a vehicle which removed my leverage. Therefore I researched all Mazda dealers within 90 minutes, and Tyrone Square was the obvious choice. Though they did change owners and increase the dealer fee between that time and my ultimate purchase, I nonetheless found it to be a very smooth and friendly transaction. Kudos to my salesperson Sonny and finance manager Joseph. I would highly recommend this dealership for any Mazda fans (should be everyone)! "
"Very professional and knowledgeable staff"
" We arrived early in the morning and Alex was there to meet us and show us the best cars on their lot. He explained all features and helped us narrow down the car that we were looking for. Unlike other sales people, Alex was not pushy and had our best interest in mind so we felt comfortable and we will definitely recommend him to everyone looking to get a new Mazda! "
" We had a great experience at Tyrone with Alexander. He was very knowledgeable and professional. He explained the pros and cons of every car and helped select the perfect car for us. One of the best sales people I've worked with! "
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" Yesterday, we called ahead to inquire about a used suburban in the lot before making a long drive. When we got there, Darius had already passed our name onto Matt! Matt was so great!! This was by far the easiest car buying process my husband and I have ever been through! We looked at the car, received an offer on ours, took it for a drive, told Joseph where our payments needed to be and BAM, we were signing. For the first time at a car dealership, we didn't have to play games and send Matt back and forth. The first payment that was offered to us was as good as they could do and it was clear from the low price! Thank you Matt and Joseph for a wonderful experience! We highly recommend Tyrone Square Mazda! "
" Salesmen didn't pounce on me like other dealerships but the selection was minimal. Understandably so with the size of the lot. If you're looking for a used vehicle, there isn't much to choose from. Maybe check website before you come. "
" Wish I could give more stars!! A truly enjoyable time from answering the phone to driving away in my new car, the experience and people involved were amazingly polite, fun and with no normal dealer BS. Our sales lady Sandy was great with positive energy to share..then came the sales manager Troy who is a real gentleman...NOT the normal "sales manager", who comes in to strong arm you..right to the finance guy JP...what a nice guy, straight and honest about the different options available, no pressure at all. In all my years of buying cars...this dealership embodies customer service above all else, truly a breath of fresh air when car shopping. Everyone do yourselves a favor and visit Tyrone Square Mazda...I can guarantee you a pleasant, no pressure environment and experience, and I hope you get to deal with all the fine people we did!!! Thank you Tyrone Square Mazda...we love our new car! "
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sounds good to me what are you doing out here, anyway?
hey! :]
just sayin'.
nice. i think when i was 5 my dad drove me to school. sometimes.
your dad sounds awesome, just sayin'. i think it's cute how he shows he cares and is all "YAY MY SON AND HIS WIFE "
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I warn you, no matter what you pick, it'll take a long time to complete.
sounds like a great road trip!
also hi, i flew to the motherland and just got back a few days ago :]
heeeeey i think you are leaving/have left for the wifey's home state this weekend, so just wanted to say have a good and safe trip! i'm off to new york this week, so i won't be around
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The new M3 was met with a sizable amount of skepticism before drivers got behind the wheel. Maybe it's too computerized now, the critics said. Too turbocharged. Won't be as good as the V8.
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text: Hello children, more fashion week. Sick of it yet? This is what I thought about the Fashion Fringe contest winning designs.Your thoughts? Preach it, sister (I definitely watched some Whoopi Goldberg last night in case you can't tell). I think my favorite is Sarah Easom's because it's the most interesting, but William Tempest's was the most well balanced. Sarah Easom's really reminded me of my mom's friend's artwork:specifically this one:Fashion and art really is the best combination, don't you think? Speaking of, Danny's prints are finally up for sale. If I wasn't on the budget of a 12 year old I would snatch up the Dior one in a second. In fact, maybe I will. Food isn't really THAT essential to living, right?


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Next step for forestry peace deal
Legislation to seal Tasmania's historic forestry peace deal is being debated in Parliament this evening.
The bill is expected to pass the Lower House with Greens support.
The Premier, Lara Giddings, says she fully backs the agreement between the forest industry and environmental groups to end the conflict.
The deal was finalised yesterday by all signatories except Timber Communities Australia, which wants to take it to its members.
The once-warring parties want half a million hectares of forest protected from logging, and the sawlog industry reduced by more than half.
The groups say it must be implemented in full, along with requests for more money to compensate people who lose their jobs through the change.
Ms Giddings says she will legislate to make the change and work with the Federal Government to secure extra funding.
"We have the opportunity to provide stability and security for a sustainable forest industry," she said.
"We have the opportunity to build on Tasmania's unique wilderness heritage.
"We have the opportunity to create jobs and rebuild communities and I'm determined to grasp those opportunities."
The State Opposition has used the debate to argue the case for an election to be called.
Liberal Leader, Will Hodgman, said the deal was a sham and the government should take the issue to an election.
"It's time the government itself, at least the Labor party, call time on this atrocious process which has fundamentally failed in so many counts, most importantly that being allowing Tasmanians to have their say," he said.
But the amendment was ridiculed by Greens MP and cabinet minister, Cassy O'Connor.
"What are you going to do, what are you going to do?" she asked.
"Your pathetic motion, which I wanted to blow my nose on, frankly, your pathetic motion to take us to an election, you haven't even articulated a policy."
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Lara Giddings has described it as a historic day for Tasmania and thanked the peace deal negotiators.
The Forestry Industry Association's Terry Edwards hopes it will end the conflict.
"It is time to heal the divisions and try and have an industry that is supported by the people of Tasmania, supported by environment groups and that can market its products in local and international markets with confidence and without being under siege from a range of different protest groups," he said.
The Wilderness Society's Vica Bayley says areas to be protected include disputed southern forests like the Styx, the Weld and Florentine.
"These are all the areas that people have campaigned for, rallied for, written letters for and wanted to see protected for many, many decades so it is a ground breaking day."
"We are comfortable that this is a comprehensive conservation outcome for Tasmania."
Jane Calvert from the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union says it is critical to give the deal some breathing room.
"If people start jumping out of the box day one, week one, month one and start unpicking the bits that they think are less desirable to their particular patch, then the thing as a whole won't work," she said.
"We will have wasted a massive opportunity to make things better for workers, families, communities and the economy."
Peter McGlone from the Tasmanian Conservation Trust has described the peace deal as a trite, one-dimensional trade-off.
"The forests in Tasmania that are most important for biodiversity and threatened species are not going to be protected," he said.
The Minerals Council's Terry Long fears the creation of more forest reserves will in turn limit mining exploration and operations.
"It will either mean no access for mineral exploration and mining or it will mean access but on far elevated terms from those which exist today," he said.
"So we don't believe there's any reason to have new reserves, other than for political reasons."
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Couple Denied Adoption Because They're Vegetarian
Adopting a child that's in need of a home is one of the most selfless and loving decisions a person can make -- but in Greece, having a big heart means nothing if you don't eat meat. A vegetarian couple from the island of Crete recently had their adoption application rejected on the grounds that they might impose their diet on their adoptive child, because they say that a child's upbringing must include eating meat. There's just one problem though: that's not true at all.After filing paperwork towards adopting a child, the would-be parents got back a letter from social services informing them that their application had been rejected because of concerns that the child would be raised as a vegetarian, like them. The head of the Crete's welfare services offered the disappointed couple the following explanation:
"We asked the University of Crete medical school on the issue and they said the child's diet must include meat, fish, etc. We do not discriminate but we were obliged to check this out. The issue is now in the hands of the judicial authorities."
The couple have petitioned to have the rejection overturned, saying that the ruling based on their diet was "unacceptable and anachronistic."
Truth is, millions of children have been raised into healthy adulthood as vegetarians -- and they might actually be healthier than their meat-eating peers. Studies have shown repeatedly that vegetarian men and woman can reduce their risk of an early death by 50 and 30 percent, respectively. Dietitians say that the important nutrients growing bodies require can easily be gained by providing children with plenty of nuts and seeds, and high-protein foods like tofu and eggs.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) Oregon coach Chip Kelly won't have much time to rest after the Fiesta Bowl.
On Friday, Kelly has an interview scheduled with the Buffalo Bills for their coaching vacancy, a person familiar with the coach's plans confirmed late Wednesday night.
The interview will take place in Arizona, a day after the fifth-ranked Ducks play Kansas State in the Fiesta Bowl. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the Bills and Kelly haven't revealed the meeting will take place.
USA Today first reported that Kelly was scheduled to interview with Buffalo.
Bills newly promoted president Russ Brandon and front-office brain trust have been in Arizona since Tuesday conducting their coaching search. According to the Bills' website, the team interviewed Cardinals defensive coordinator Ray Horton on Wednesday, a day after meeting with former Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt, who was fired Monday.
In four years at Oregon, Kelly has a 45-7 record, and is known for his up-tempo offense that has transformed the Ducks into a national power. He is regarded as one of college football's prime candidates for an NFL coaching job this offseason.
Kelly also has been linked as a candidate for the Cleveland Browns and Philadelphia Eagles.
According to several reports, Browns CEO Joe Banner is already in Arizona and also intends to interview Kelly.
Kelly has been deflecting questions about his future all week. He did so again Wednesday when he was asked if he expects to be contacted by NFL teams in the days ahead.
``I don't expect anything,'' Kelly said. ``I said this a million times. I'm never surprised by anything. I do not know what the future holds. I do know we have a football game tomorrow night and I'm going to be there.''
The Bills are in the midst of their fifth coaching search since 2001 after Chan Gailey was fired Monday following three consecutive losing seasons.
Though it's unclear how many more candidates they have lined up, the Bills aren't done conducting their search out west after meeting with Kelly.
A second person familiar with Mike McCoy's schedule said the Broncos' offensive coordinator is set to interview with the Bills in Denver this weekend. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the Bills have not revealed their list of candidates.
As the AFC's top seed, the Broncos have this weekend off before opening the playoffs the following week. They've allotted time for teams interested in McCoy to interview him in Denver this weekend.
Horton has already interviewed twice with the Cardinals, and once with the Browns, before revealing to reporters at the Cardinals' facility that he was set to meet with the Bills.
``I'm excited about the opportunity here, and the fantastic interview I had with Cleveland last night, and am going to try to knock Buffalo's socks off,'' Horton said.
Horton and Whisenhunt not only coached with the Cardinals, but they also previously coached in Pittsburgh.
That makes them both quite familiar with Bills assistant general manager Doug Whaley, who is a member of the team's search committee. Whaley, who is being groomed as GM Buddy Nix's successor, spent nine seasons working as a Steelers scout before joining the Bills three years ago. He is a Pittsburgh native, as well, and played his college ball at Pitt.
Whaley, on Tuesday, spoke highly of both Whisenhunt and Horton.
``We go way back. We've won some Super Bowls together, so I have high regard for their coaching acumen,'' he said. ``I don't think it will make a decision on if they're going to be our coach, but I can shed some insight on how they performed when I was with them and as persons.''
AP College Football Writer John Marshall in Scottsdale, Ariz., and AP Sports Writer Tom Withers in Cleveland contributed to this report.
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An architectural gem is updated with the utmost care by the design firm of Bonesteel Trout Hall
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When updating a home built by one of California's most respected architects, the best tactic just might be to tread lightly.
Perhaps that's why, when approached by documentary film producer Cristan Reilly to design the 1950s Gerard Colcord home she purchased in 2012, designers Heidi Bonesteel and Michele Trout opted for the "less is more" tack.
Luckily, the country-style Colonial had been left in good hands for the past 30 years. Previous owner Harrison Ford made several additions to the original property, but wisely enlisted the expert eye of Colcord's assistant, Liza Kent, who took over the first renovation in 1984 after Colcord's death.
"The house had been perfectly maintained," says Cristan. "The respect shown to Colcord's work was of the highest level. It's such an honor and a privilege to live in something like this. There's an intimacy and connectedness that everyone feels as soon as they walk through the door."
In the living room, French doors with a view of Los Angeles make this seating area prime real estate. An Elizabeth Eakins rug and a lantern upholstered in Fortuny fabric play beautifully off the neutral paneled walls.
Photography: Michael Garland
Produced by Darra Baker
Interior designers: Heidi Bonesteel and Michele Trout, Bonesteel Trout Hall, 640 Haverford Ave., Pacific Palisades, CA 90272; 310/454-8762, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Wall paint: existing.
Area rug (custom, "Ingrid with Accents," Hagga Collection, Weft Woven Wool): Elizabeth Eakins, elizabetheakins.com.
Hanging light ("Lozenge Lantern" in "Tapa" fabric from Fortuny): Lutyens Furniture & Lighting, lutyens-furniture.com.
Sofa (custom): Bonesteel Trout Hall, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Sofa fabric ("Resistance" #1547, by Great Plains): Holly Hunt, hollyhunt.com.
Reading lamp ("J Pharmacy Floor Lamp"): Casella Lighting, casellalighting.com.
Coffee table: Paris flea market.
Chairs: owner's collection.
Foyer Before
To honor the architect's original scale, structural changes were kept to a minimum in favor of more cosmetic modifications. Architectural details—original paneling, myriad French doors, and fireplaces—were left intact and highlighted with a mélange of textural elements and subtle color.
After: Appealing Impression
"Cristan has three boys," Bonesteel says. "She wanted the house to be comfortable and usable for the family, but still quiet and grown-up."
Subtle updates—a blue-gray wallcovering from Holland & Sherry and a jute rug from Merida—give the entry an on-trend textural appeal. "We used thick jute rugs throughout the house," says Michele Trout, who undertook the redesign with business partner Heidi Bonesteel. "The added texture against the traditional bones makes the house feel current."
Wallcovering ("Abaca"/Danube #WP7049): Holland & Sherry, hollandandsherry.com.
Hanging lantern ("Large Cubic Lantern" #F-CD09L): Formations, formationsusa.com.
Jute area rug ("Pattaya"/Summer): Merida, meridameridian.com.
Mirror; cabinet; table lamp: custom from Bonesteel Trout Hall, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Vase on cabinet: owner's collection.
Sconce at top of stairs: Paul Ferrante, paulferrante.com.
Light Living Room
In the living room, that meant adding a neutral, paper-backed linen wallcovering and equally uncomplicated furnishings to play off Colcord's classic details. The subdued palette has an added bonus, acting as a foil for the room's decorative exclamation point—a kinetic painting by Eric Zener.
"Art is so important to a house," Cristan notes. "It's the conversation piece in any room. And Eric's piece starts a lot of conversations."
The lounge chairs are from Formations.
Wallcovering ("Madison Wall"/Stone #4333LWC/06): Rose Tarlow-Melrose House, rosetarlow.com.
Sisal rug ("Tonga"/Sea Spray, with leather binding): Merida, meridameridian.com.
Upholstered sofa; vase on mantel: owner's collection.
Greek key trim on pillows: Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Rectangular pillows on sofa (found items): Maison K, maisonkinc.com.
Art behind sofa (Splash, by Eric Zener): Travis Hansson Fine Art, travishansson.com.
Reading lamp ("J Pharmacy Floor Lamp"): Casella Lighting, casellalighting.com.
Table lamp; coffee table: custom, from Bonesteel Trout Hall, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Lounge chairs ("Bosque Chair" #F-CH25): Formations, formationsusa.com.
Chair fabric ("Ripple"): Laura Lienhard Textiles, lauralienhard.com.
Mantel: existing.
Living Room Bar
On the other side of the large space, a built-in cabinet was removed to accommodate what has become the room's entertaining hub—a mahogany bar with a custom island that takes advantage of the room's breathtaking views of Los Angeles from downtown to Avalon.
"I felt this house had that vintage Hollywood glamour," says Cristan. "We wanted to bring that out."
To amp up the glam, the bar is upholstered with gray wool flannel and lined with glass shelves held up by brass brackets. Vintage door knockers are reincarnated as exotic drawer pulls.
The island was custom-made by Big Daddy's Antiques from bridge parts topped with a zinc counter.
Bar cabinet (custom, from Bonesteel Trout Hall, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Bar countertop ("Grigio Carnico Marble"): Empire Marble & Granite Inc., empiremarbleinc.com.
Drawer pulls: vintage door knockers.
Bar island (custom): Big Daddy's Antiques, bdantiques.com.
Sink: Elkay, elkay.com.
Faucet: Waterworks, waterworks.com.
Shelves in bar unit ("Plaza 27-inch Glass Shelf" # UA2017 BA, with "Galley Rail" #UA2109 BA): Urban Archaeology, urbanarchaeology.com.
Ice bucket: found piece.
Sconces flanking cabinet ("Hudson 1019A Sconce"): Fuse Lighting, fuselighting.com. Available through Thomas Lavin, thomaslavin.com.
Bar stools ("Polished Steel Nicolle Stools"): Bourgeois Bohème, atelier.bobointeriors.com.
Moody Dining Room
Yin to the living room's yang, the dining room features walls stained a deep gray—a photographic negative of the living room's pale scheme. Illuminated by a sculptural light fixture of rubbed bronze and polished brass and teardrop sconces with a feminine edge, the room becomes a showcase after dark.
The dining chairs are from Rose Tarlow. Teardrop sconces are from Bourgeois Bohème Atelier.
Wall paint: gray stain on existing wood paneling.
Dining table; server: custom, from Bonesteel Trout Hall, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Host chair ("Custom Danish Arm Chair"/Walnut); side chairs ("Custom Danish Side Chair"/Walnut); chair fabric ("Glacis" #2361): Rose Tarlow-Melrose House, rosetarlow.com.
Chandelier ("Sofia 5050"): Fuse Lighting, fuselighting.com. Available through Thomas Lavin, thomaslavin.com.
Sisal area rug ("Mandacaru," bound with leather): Merida, meridameridian.com.
Wooden bowl on table; wooden bowl on server: found pieces.
Mirror behind server: Paris flea market.
Sconces flanking mirror ("Vendôme Wall Sconce" #ALS59): Bourgeois Bohème, atelier.bobointeriors.com.
Vases on server (found pieces): Retro Gallery, 323/936-5261.
Crisp Kitchen
Open kitchens have become a trend, but Cristan opted to leave that room enclosed. "Heidi and Michele did a spectacular job on the living and dining rooms," she says. "I wanted to make sure that we lived and entertained in those spaces. This is our private family space. Plus, I can just close the door and worry about the mess later."
That's not to say that the room wasn't given a bit of a facelift to match the rest of the home. A showstopping Calacatta marble backsplash and countertops are illuminated by custom light fixtures. Existing cabinets were updated with brass hardware that coordinates with brackets used on the island and a floating shelf on the marble backsplash. And while the initial paint color was to be blue-gray, the trio decided they preferred the primer color—creating an all-white backdrop for the graphic space.
The textural stools are from Hollywood at Home.
Cabinetry: existing, plus custom to match.
Cabinetry finish ("Borrowed Light" #235): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Cabinet hardware: Liz's Antique Hardware, lahardware.com.
Countertop and backsplash ("Calacata Arabescato," polished): Empire Marble & Granite Inc., empiremarbleinc.com.
Sink ("Allia"); faucets: Rohl, rohlhome.com.
Hanging lights over island (custom): Bonesteel Trout Hall, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Bar stools ("How To Marry A Millionaire Barstool," Made-To-Order Collection): Hollywood at Home, hollywoodathome.com.
Range: Wolf, subzero-wolf.com.
Breakfast Nook Before
Cabinets occupied the wall surrounding one of the windows.
After: Sunny Space
To accommodate three boys at mealtime, cabinets were removed in favor of a banquette in the sunlit breakfast room. Waxed linen upholstery and welcoming patterns—in the form of window shades and throw pillows—emphasize the room's casual grace and infuse a playfulness in the space.
Wall paint ("Super White" #PM-1): BenjaminMoore, benjaminmoore.com.
Window shades ("Amun Stripe"): Katie Leed & Co., digsbykatie.com. Available through Holland & Sherry, hollandandsherry.com.
Hanging pendant ("Goodman Hanging Lamp" #TOB5014, by Thomas O'Brien for Visual Comfort): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Dining table: custom, from Bonesteel Trout Hall, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Dining chairs ("How to Marry a Millionaire Upholstered Side Chair," Made-To-Order Collection): Hollywood At Home, hollywoodathome.com.
Chair fabric ("French Press"/Nighthawk #3400/04): Holly Hunt, hollyhunt.com.
Banquette cushion ("Kinsale"/Blue #JW 1601, by Jasper): Michael S Smith Inc., michaelsmithinc.com.
Banquette pillows, center and far right ("Brier"/Dove Gray #FM 1711): Ferrick Mason, ferrickmason.com. Available through Thomas Lavin, thomaslavin.com.
Banquette pillows ("Kimono"): Katie Leede & Co., digsbykatie.com. Available through Holland & Sherry, hollandandsherry.com.
Flooring: existing.
Vases; bowls on table: owner's collection.
A plaid fabric from Rogers & Goffigon plays off the blue-gray hue of the built-in bookshelves. The wing chairs were custom- made by Bonesteel Trout Hall and upholstered in a houndstooth fabric from Holland & Sherry.
Bookcase unit: existing.
Bookcase paint ("Down Pipe" #26): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
Plaid wallcovering at back of bookcase ("Vista"/Verglas #890012-04): Rogers & Goffigon, rogersandgoffigon.com.
Bookcase lights ("Dean 12-inch Picture Light" #AH2701, by Alexa Hampton for Visual Comfort): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Area rug (vintage Moroccan): Silk Road Oriental Rug, silkroadorientalrug.com.
Wing chair; pillow on wing chair: custom, from Bonesteel Trout Hall, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Wing-chair fabric ("Westminster Houndstooth"): Holland & Sherry, hollandandsherry.com.
Table between wing chairs (from Marrakesh); throw on wing chair: found piece.
Family Room
Colors were kept subdued in the sunny family room. The boys can watch TV from the nubby sectional sofa, or enjoy the backyard views.
Wall paint: existing.
Sectional sofa ; table lamp: custom, Bonesteel Trout Hall, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Sofa fabric: Laura Lienhard Textiles.
Bookcase in foreground (custom): Big Daddy's Antiques, bdantiques.com.
Jugs on bookcase (vintage): Paris flea market.
End table by sofa: owner's collection.
Wing chair and fabric: Nathan Turner, nathanturner.com.
Floor lamp ("Lampe Gras"): Design Within Reach, dwr.com.
Ceramic garden stool ("Circle of Life"/Gunmetal): Tonic Home, tonichome.com.
Dining table and chairs (vintage): Lucca Antiques, luccaantiques.com.
Cabinetry; hardware: existing.
Rattan planter ("Round Rush Basket"): William Laman, williamlaman.com.
Bedroom Before
No structural changes were needed in the master bedroom, just an update to better suit Cristan's style.
After: Feminine Retreat
In Cristan's master retreat, the designers created a space that accentuates the home's peace and quiet, a room in which dramatic proportions and a steeply pitched ceiling don't overpower its serenity.
Femininity is offered in small nods in the form of a lavender fabric by Idarica Gazzoni used as a bedskirt and a curvaceous wing chair from Formations.
Wallcovering ("Metallic Paper Weaves"/Sulfer #3532): Phillip Jeffries, phillipjeffries.com.
Ceiling and trim paint: existing.
Bed (custom): Bonesteel Trout Hall, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Headboard fabric (by Loro Piana Interiors); bed-skirt fabric ("Gauhara Begum Neutral," Arjumand's World by Idarica Gazzoni): Harbinger, harbingerla.com.
Striped bedspread ("Rowayton"/Pierre #7098/04): Castel, castelmaison.com. Striped pillows ("Tennis"): C&C Milano, cec-milano.com.
Gray pillow on bed ("Alpaca Plush"): Rosemary Hallgarten, rosemaryhallgarten.com. Available through Thomas Lavin, thomaslavin.com.
Blue pillow on bed; Fortuny, fortuny.com.
Wall sconces ("Travis Swing Arm Sconce" #SC-241E, by Palmer Hargrave): Dessin Fournir, dessinfournir.com.
Bedside table; fire screen: custom, from Bonesteel Trout Hall, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Bench at end of bed; photographs by mantel: owner's collection.
Area rug (Ivory hemp): Silk Road Oriental Rug, silkroadorientalrug.com.
Mantel: existing.
Wing chair ("Wooden Barrel Chair" #F-CH02): Formations, formationsusa.com.
Cushion and pillow fabric: Fortuny, fortuny.com.
Master Bath Before
The master bath had dark wood floors and red marble countertops.
After: Lightened Look
To lighten up the space, red marble countertops and dark wood floors were removed in favor of white marble mosaic floors, a Waterworks tub, and antique mirrored panels.
Floor tiles; bathtub ("Margaux Freestanding Oval Cast Iron Bathtub"); bath fixtures: Waterworks, waterworks.com.
Mirrored panels behind tub (custom): Bonesteel Trout Hall, bonesteeltrouthall.com.
Sconces: owner's collection.
Wall paint ("Pointing" #2003): Farrow & Ball, farrow-ball.com.
"This is a large house, overall," Trout says, "but every room feels comfortable and welcoming. It's the perfect scale to live and be happy in. That's the case with all of Colcord's homes. He knew how to build beautiful, human-scale houses."
The 1950s Colonial was designed by architect Gerard Colcord.
Secluded Pool
A relaxing pool area, shrouded in greenery, offers multiple places to lounge in the shade or sunshine.
Furniture: owner's collection.
Umbrella: Summit Furniture, summitfurniture.com.
Cushions on outdoor ofurniture: Perennials, perennialsfabrics.com.
Family Portrait
Homeowner Cristan Reilly and her three sons, Emmet and Aidan, both 17, and Owen, 12.