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The Detroit Red Wings lost 1-0 against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden in New York Thursday.
Wings shut out by Rangers 1-0
Mats Zuccarello broke up a scoreless duel between two Olympic goalies when he scored with 5:58 remaining, lifting the New York Rangers to a 1-0 victory over the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday night.
Zuccarello floated a puck over Detroit's Jimmy Howard when he drove to the net, putting New York's 45th shot of the night into the net. That was enough for Henrik Lundqvist to earn his third shutout of the season and 48th in his NHL career.
Lundqvist, who made his sixth straight start, stopped 38 shots. Gustav Nyquist slipped a shot behind him with 44.5 seconds remaining, but Lundqvist reached back to cover the puck just before it crossed the line. Howard made 47 saves.
The Red Wings were shut out for the second straight game, both times 1-0. Detroit, which hasn't scored a power-play goal in six games in 2014, was beaten at Anaheim on Sunday.
The Rangers bounced back from a 2-1 loss to Tampa Bay on Tuesday and completed a 3-1 homestand. New York is 9-3-1 in its last 13 games.
The second period played out much like the first with Lundqvist of Sweden, and American goalie Howard staring each other down at opposite ends of the rink, waiting to see which one would crack first.
Howard was the busier of the two, stopping 17 shots in the second after making 18 saves in the first. Lundqvist followed up his 15-save performance of the first with a 10-stop effort in the second.
As good as Howard was, in particular with a lunging glove grab from a seated position to nab Carl Hagelin's shot, he got a bit of help from Kyle Quincey. The defenceman blocked a shot from Ryan Callahan that got behind Howard, and then swept the puck out of danger in the crease as the crowd cheered and groaned with 2 1-2 minutes left in the second.
Lundqvist made stellar saves against Luke Glendening and Drew Miller midway through the period to match Howard.
Both goalies were also heavily tested in the first period, weathering several storms around their net.
Howard was sharp in turning aside an in-close chance by Derek Stepan just 3:17 in, and then flashed his glove to knock away Brad Richards' drive 40 seconds later after he was set up by Hagelin. Howard was then drilled in the mask by Benoit Pouliot's hard shot from the left point. Howard covered up the loose puck and tucked his head down to shake off the effects of the puck striking him up high.
Lundqvist held his ground against Olympic teammate Henrik Zetterberg in front during the first of Detroit's two power plays in the opening period and then made three rapid-fire saves as Detroit pushed for the game's first goal in a final-minute flurry of the opening frame.
NOTES: Lundqvist has given up fewer than three goals in six of his last eight starts. … Detroit was again without veteran forwards Daniel Alfredsson and Pavel Datsyuk. Alfredsson (back spasms) missed has third game, and Datsyuk (lower body) sat out his fifth. … Next week marks the 70th anniversary of the Red Wings' 15-0 win over the Rangers in Detroit — Jan. 23, 1944 — the most lopsided game in NHL history. … Hockey Hall of Famer Ted Lindsay, who played 14 seasons with the Red Wings, received a standing ovation from the Madison Square Garden crowd when introduced on video board . . . T
he Wings will face the L.A. Kings Saturday at Joe Louis Arena (7 p.m., FSN, live blog at windsorstar.com).


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Since it opened, "Fahrenheit 9/11" has been a hit in both blue and red America, even at theaters close to military bases. Last Saturday, Dale Earnhardt Jr. took his Nascar crew to see it. The film's appeal to working-class Americans, who are the true victims of George Bush's policies, should give pause to its critics, especially the nervous liberals rushing to disassociate themselves from Michael Moore.
There has been much tut-tutting by pundits who complain that the movie, though it has yet to be caught in any major factual errors, uses association and innuendo to create false impressions. Many of these same pundits consider it bad form to make a big fuss about the Bush administration's use of association and innuendo to link the Iraq war to 9/11. Why hold a self-proclaimed polemicist to a higher standard than you hold the president of the United States?
And for all its flaws, "Fahrenheit 9/11" performs an essential service. It would be a better movie if it didn't promote a few unproven conspiracy theories, but those theories aren't the reason why millions of people who aren't die-hard Bush-haters are flocking to see it. These people see the film to learn true stories they should have heard elsewhere, but didn't. Mr. Moore may not be considered respectable, but his film is a hit because the respectable media haven't been doing their job.
For example, audiences are shocked by the now-famous seven minutes, when George Bush knew the nation was under attack but continued reading "My Pet Goat" with a group of children. Nobody had told them that the tales of Mr. Bush's decisiveness and bravery on that day were pure fiction.
Or consider the Bush family's ties to the Saudis. The film suggests that Mr. Bush and his good friend Prince Bandar bin Sultan, the ambassador known to the family as Bandar Bush, have tried to cover up the extent of Saudi involvement in terrorism. This may or may not be true. But what shocks people, I think, is the fact that nobody told them about this side of Mr. Bush's life.
Mr. Bush's carefully constructed persona is that of an all-American regular guy — not like his suspiciously cosmopolitan opponent, with his patrician air. The news media have cheerfully gone along with the pretense. How many stories have you seen contrasting John Kerry's upper-crusty vacation on Nantucket with Mr. Bush's down-home time at the ranch?
But the reality, revealed by Mr. Moore, is that Mr. Bush has always lived in a bubble of privilege. And his family, far from consisting of regular folks with deep roots in the heartland, is deeply enmeshed, financially and personally, with foreign elites — with the Saudis in particular.
Mr. Moore's greatest strength is a real empathy with working-class Americans that most journalists lack. Having stripped away Mr. Bush's common-man mask, he uses his film to make the case, in a way statistics never could, that Mr. Bush's policies favor a narrow elite at the expense of less fortunate Americans — sometimes, indeed, at the cost of their lives.
In a nation where the affluent rarely serve in the military, Mr. Moore follows Marine recruiters as they trawl the malls of depressed communities, where enlistment is the only way for young men and women to escape poverty. He shows corporate executives at a lavish conference on Iraq, nibbling on canapés and exulting over the profit opportunities, then shows the terrible price paid by the soldiers creating those opportunities.
The movie's moral core is a harrowing portrait of a grieving mother who encouraged her children to join the military because it was the only way they could pay for their education, and who lost her son in a war whose justification she no longer understands.
Viewers may come away from Mr. Moore's movie believing some things that probably aren't true. For example, the film talks a lot about Unocal's plans for a pipeline across Afghanistan, which I doubt had much impact on the course of the Afghan war. Someday, when the crisis of American democracy is over, I'll probably find myself berating Mr. Moore, who supported Ralph Nader in 2000, for his simplistic antiglobalization views.
But not now. "Fahrenheit 9/11" is a tendentious, flawed movie, but it tells essential truths about leaders who exploited a national tragedy for political gain, and the ordinary Americans who paid the price.
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A former Dunkin' Donuts executive and his wife serve all the toppings of family fun in their Florida home
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Choosing a flavor might be the best part of the doughnut-and-coffee ritual that's regularly part of a weekend morning. But toppings like sugary glaze, colorful sprinkles, creamy chocolate, or chopped peanuts (for those trying to justify the indulgence with a nutritious "protein" spin) don't satisfy on their own. They require that base of delicious fried dough. One could call it "dessert teamwork."
When Jack and Sharon Luther bought an oceanfront property in Juno Beach, Florida, they wanted all the frosting—a beachy palette that reflected the undulating blues of the ocean, multiple outdoor spots for dining and lounging, and a range of attractive guest bedrooms that would welcome family and friends. But before those design elements were ever considered, the Luthers had to adjust the ingredients of the foundation. And for this couple who know the restaurant business intimately (Jack retired as CEO of Dunkin' Donuts in 2013), a half-baked approach was not on the menu.
Photography: Carmel Brantley
Interior designers: Lisa Peterson and Melanie Hayes, Pineapples, Palms, Etc, 287 E. Indiantown Rd., Suite B-3, Jupiter, FL 33477; 561/748-8303 (store) and 561/346-6777 (web site), pineapplespalms.com.
Builder: Onshore Construction, 938 N. Old Dixie Hwy., Jupiter, FL 33458; 561/744-8331, onshorejupiter.com.
Wall lanterns ("Darlana"): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Door: Kolbe Windows & Doors, kolbewindows.com.
Wall paint ('White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
"Jack and Sharon lived in Palm Beach for years, but in a house that didn't have water views," says Lisa Peterson, who with design partner Melanie Hayes was in charge of the interiors. "They understood that getting the look they wanted in their new property would require a full renovation that included repositioning the staircase and the arrangement of the entire house."
A quartet of X-base upholstered benches from Kravet Curated surround a pedestal table.
Wall paint ("Super White" #OC-152): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Pedestal table: Pineapples, Palms, Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Benches ("Cross Stool"): Curated Kravet, curatedkravet.com.
Bench fabric ("Zenith Velvet"/Aqua #AW7844, by Anna French): Thibaut, thibautdesign.com.
Chandelier ("Orvieto"): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Vase ("Gold Banded Hurricane-Clear-Lg" #6.60603): Global Views, globalviews.com.
Family Room
The Luthers were no strangers to moving. In the 50 years since they married, they've built10 homes along the East Coast as they relocated for Jack's career. But this was their first full redo. They named their new purchase "Beauty and the Beach," but Beach was initially a Beast. They expected neighborhood ordinances, of course, but were surprised by beach-specific-regulations.
For example, there were the turtle codes. Along the beach where the Luthers live is a nine-mile stretch of habitat for Loggerhead turtles. Artificial light disrupts the nesting cycles of the sea creatures by pulling them away from the water where their hatchlings naturally lie. So Florida law requires special placement of all ocean-facing artificial lights and for tinted glass to be installed on the windows. "We had no idea," Jack and Sharon laugh simultaneously at their newfound knowledge of marine life and its hatching patterns.
A turquoise-and-royal-blue statement fabric from Quadrille was used for drapery panels and to cover a pair of ottomans from Lee Industries.
Area rug ("Kila" (Kynar)/Beige (JK)): Patterson, Flynn & Martin, pattersonflynnmartin.com.
Sofa ("Parker" #1356-290, custom sized); sofa and chair fabric and trim ("Pine"/Natural, discontinued): Stanford Furniture, stanfordfurniture.com.
Monogrammed pillow on sofa (custom); coffee table (custom); vase on coffee table; floor lamp: Pineapples, Palms, Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Chairs ("Bryant" #241-03); hurricanes (discontinued); chain sculpture ("Cale Chainlink Object" #6821619980FY): Ralph Lauren Home, ralphlaurenhome.com.
Benches ("Cocktail Ottoman"#9201-00): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Bench and drapery fabric ("Kazak"/Royal Blue on White #302830C-07W, by Quadrille); pillows on chairs ("Petite Zig Zag"/Blue, by China Seas): Quadrille, quadrillefabrics.com.
Family Room
Once the turtles and their keepers were happy, it was all decorative fun. Sharon wanted this house to ditch its original Mediterranean decoration for a look that was light and coastal.
"Design has really evolved," Sharon says. "Florida used to be heavy with marble and color including dark tones. I wanted brightness that feels younger, fresher, and cleaner."
Boxy family room chairs by Ralph Lauren Home are contrasted by the organic silhouette of a wood-and-lacquer floor lamp.
Wall paint ("Super White" #OC-152): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Area rug ("Kila" (Kynar)/Beige (JK)): Patterson, Flynn & Martin, pattersonflynnmartin.com.
Chairs ("Bryant" #241-03): Ralph Lauren Home, ralphlaurenhome.com.
Chair fabric and trim ("Pine"/Natural, discontinued): Stanford Furniture, stanfordfurniture.com.
Bench ("Cocktail Ottoman"#9201-00): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Bench and drapery fabric ("Kazak"/Royal Blue on White #302830C-07W, by Quadrille); pillows on chairs ("Petite Zig Zag"/Blue, by China Seas): Quadrille, quadrillefabrics.com.
Floor lamp: Pineapples, Palms, Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Living Room
The first order on the agenda? Break a rule. And what better place than in the grid-paneled living room? To create more square footage upstairs, the living room became a little cozier with a one-story ceiling instead of its original two-story one. Maybe not rule breaking, but certainly a problem-solving design, four chairs circle a gold-legged, glass-topped cocktail table in an intimate grouping. A conventional sofa would have made access to the powder room difficult.
The traditional lines of a quartet of Ralph Lauren "Mayfair Bergère" chairs are offset by a cocktail table with a sculptural gold base. Blue-and-white ginger jars find a home in front of a contemporary painting of birch trees. The lamp on the console is Suzanne Kasler for Visual Comfort.
Area rug: World of Rugs, 561/776-9988.
Lounge chairs ("Mayfair Bergère Chair" #30000-03); fabric (White Linen): Ralph Lauren Home, ralphlaurenhome.com.
Coffee table ("The White Coffee Table" by Aerin Lauder): discontinued.
Console table: owner's collection.
Table lamp ("Juliet Table Lamp" #SK3905, by Suzanne Kasler for Visual Comfort): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Translucent bowl on coffee table; coral on console; blue-and-white urns by stairs: Pineapples, Palms, Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Large painting by stairs (by Kate Salenfriend): Aerena Galleries & Gardens, aerenagalleries.com.
Dining Room
The dining room was a lesson in low-profile impact. Dining chairs on casters have low backs and white linen upholstery. An extra-wide dining table, according to Sharon, "looks beautiful when it's set formally but also works with a box of Legos dumped on it by my grandson."
"Because of how the house sits in relation to the neighbor's house, one side has no windows," Hayes says. "With mirrored fronts, the cabinet doors reflect the light from the outside to provide a brighter daylight experience."
Sparkling above the oversize table and low-profile chairs, a wavy crystal chandelier by Ochre mimics the waves of the water. The pottery and other accessories are from Pineapples, Palms, Etc., the retail shop owned by designers Lisa Peterson and Melanie Hayes.
Wall and ceiling paint ("Super White" #OC-152): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Flooring: Absolute Hardwood Flooring, absolutehardwoodflooring.com.
Dining table; tall pottery jars; bowls; doors on built-in cabinets (one-of-a-kind): Pineapples, Palms, Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Dining chairs ("Low Belgian Track Armchair"): Restoration Hardware, rh.com.
Chair fabric (White Linen): Ralph Lauren Home, ralphlaurenhome.com.
Chandelier ("Arctic Pear"/Double Wave"): Ochre, ochre.net.
Dining Room
The painting above the cabinet is by artist Harry Hutchinson.
Cabinet ("Finn," discontinued): CFC, customfurniturela.com.
Art above cabinet (by Harry Hutchinson): Gardner Colby Galleries, gardnercolbygallery.com.
Box on cabinet: John-Richard, johnrichard.com.
Drapery (#3689.101); drapery hardware: Kravet, kravet.com.
The shiplap-wrapped kitchen has its own take on the all-white scheme that's become so familiar in American design. Ceiling beams, a range hood, and the door frames of the glass-front cabinets all have a natural stain that matches the wood floors and contrasts with the white walls.
Accessories in the kitchen, such as the backless stools with painted wood seats and the pendants that feature a modernized basket shape, are architecturally charged.
Cabinetry; oven hood (custom): Downsview Kitchens & Fine Custom Cabinetry, downsviewkitchens.com.
Cabinetry finish ("Super White" #OC-152): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Ceiling beams, china-cabinet door, and oven hood: custom finished to match floor.
Cabinetry hardware: Top Knob, topknob.com.
Countertop (Mystery White Marble): MS Int'l, msistone.com.
Range ("60-inch Dual-Fuel Range" #DF604GF); espresso machine (30-inch); steam oven and warming drawer under espresso machine: Wolf, subzero-wolf.com.
Refrigerator ("42-inch Built-In Side-By-Side Refrigerator/Freezer" #BI-42UFD): Sub-Zero, subzero-wolf.com.
Pot filler faucet; sink faucet: Dornbracht, dornbracht.com.
Sink in isand ("Multiere 45-inch Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink," by Mick De Giulio): Kallista, kallista.com.
Lights over island ("Malplaquet" #SG-1225): Urban Electric Co., urbanelectricco.com.
Counter stools ("Aro"): Bernhardt Design, bernhardtdesign.com.
Trays; footed server holding donuts: Pineapples, Palms, Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Sophisticated Cabinets
Glass-front cabinets keep with the easy breezy tone of the house and are a beautiful way to display all-white dinnerware.
"We like to cook and have all been in the restaurant business in one form or another," Jack explains. "Our son owns restaurants in Charlotte, and our son-in-law owns franchises. So it's fun for us to have this social center where we can all cook together."
Rug runner in front of range: owner's collection.
Running on Dunkin'
There is always evidence of Dunkin' Donuts around the Luther home, from fresh doughnuts on the kitchen island to a framed burlap coffee bag that identifies where the coffee beans originate in Colombia.
Breakfast Room
The breakfast room, which opens up to porch, can accommodate a crowd thanks to the spacious banquette. Cheerful aqua energizes the space.
Dining table (custom): Pineapples, Palms Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Dining chairs ("James Side Chair"): Redford House, redfordhouse.com.
Fabric on back of dining chairs; banquette cushion ("Rugged Outdoor White" #LFY66487F.RL, by Ralph Lauren): Kravet, kravet.com.
Trim on banquette cushion ("Tempo"/Aqua, colorway discontinued): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Square pillows (Tashkent"/Turquoise on Oyster #302503F, and "Kazak"/Royal Blue on White #302830C-07W ): Quadrille, quadrillefabrics.com.
Lumbar pillow: John Robshaw, johnrobshaw.com.
Striped glassware: owner's collection.
Driftwood bowl: Pineapples, Palms Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Wall light (Westbury Double Sconce"#RL2162, by Ralph Lauren for Visual Comfort): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Art (by Kimberlee Alemian): Gardner Colby Galleries, gardnercolbygallery.com.
No matter where they choose to spend their time outside, the Luthers are sure to have a great view of the ocean. Anchored by a Dash & Albert rug, the loggia serves as the outdoor living room.
Hanging lanterns ("Darlana"): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Area rug ("Rope Denim Indoor/Outdoor Rug"): Dash& Albert, dashandalbert.annieselke.com.
Ceramic garden stools: Pineapples, Palms Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Sofa and lounge chairs (Banyan Collection); cushions ("Twill"/Sugar): Link Outdoor, linkoutdoor.com.
Pillows; table between chairs: Pineapples, Palms Etc, pineapplespalms.com.
Bar cart ("Riviera Bar"): Serena & Lily, serenaandlily.com.
Outdoor television: SunBrite TV, sunbritetv.com
Sunny Landing
A skylight allows sunlight to flood the tufted bench, mirror, and wall sconces.
Bench ("Jonathan Bench Large"); fabric ("Marine Mohair"): Oly, olystudio.com.
Mirror ("Pickfair Floor Mirror"): by Kelly Wearstler, kellywearstler.com.
Sconces ("Sahara" #46651): Arteriors, arteriorshome.com
Master Bedroom
In the master bedroom, the Luthers' wake-up call comes from what Jack calls "the money shot," a breathtaking view of the sunrise that emerges from the Atlantic Ocean. The serene pale-yellow space is outfitted with white decorations, most notably a beaded chandelier that dangles from the vaulted shiplap ceiling.
Tiers of white beads on the chandelier and a collection of drawings from Trowbridge add touches of glamour to the master bedroom. Linen-covered chairs from Lee Industries provide a spot to enjoy the ocean view from the second floor.
Wallcovering ("Herringbone"/Westford White #5420): Phillip Jeffries, phillipjeffries.com.
Ceiling and trim paint ("Super White" #OC-152): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Area rug: ABC Carpet & Home, abchome.com.
Chandelier ("Jacqueline Two Tier Chandelier" #ARN5104, by Aerin for Visual Comfort): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Bed ("Cleo"): Vanguard Furniture, vanguardfurniture.com.
Bed fabric ("Versailles.20013"): Kravet, kravet.com.
Quilted bed cover and sham ("Sassolino White Matelasse"); duvet cover ("Piazza"): Luxe Collection by Annie Selke, luxe.annieselke.com.
Throw pillows on bed: Pineapples, Palms, Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Bedside chests ("Pebble Hill Chest of Drawers" #9515D, by Thom Filicia): Vanguard Furniture, vanguardfurniture.com.
Table lamps ("Adele Table Lamp with White Stripe" #RL3952CGWHT-WP): Ralph Lauren Home, ralphlaurenhome.com.
Flower drawings (Gold Florals, by Elizabeth Ockford): Trowbridge, trowbridgegallery.com.
Drapery ("Tanami"/Aspro #V3141/03, by Villa Nova): Romo, romo.com.
Lounge chairs (#5907/01); ottomans (#5907-00); fabric ("Sanders"/Oyster): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Throw ("Avalon"): Hermès, hermes.com.
Master Bath
In the adjoining bathroom, the designer bought terry cloth towels from Matouk for an unusual upholstery treatment on the formal Oly chair. Long gauzy sheers, an acrylic side table, and the Louis chair unexpectedly upholstered in terry cloth towels give a formal spirit to the space.
Wallcovering (#RM20200, Cobalt Collection): Pacific Designs Int'l, pdiwallcoverings.squarespace.com.
Drapery ("Cellini"/Chalk #7454/01): Romo, romo.com.
Bathtub ("Amiati"): Victoria & Albert, vandabaths.com.
Bath fixtures: Newport Brass, newportbrass.com.
Acrylic side table: Pineapples, Palms, Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Chair ("Sophie Armchair"); fabric (White Terry, discontinued): Oly, olystudio.com.
Towels: Matouk, matouk.com.
Serene Bedroom
Anchored by a seaglass-colored rug, the guest bedroom is loaded with casual pattern. A bed from Hickory Chair wears slipcovers secured with carefree ties. A pair of chairs from Lee Industries, a Phillip Jeffries fern-motif wallcovering, and a beaded chandelier inject elegance and serenity, while pillows in an oversize floral pattern from Thibaut intensify the color scheme. Sculptural glass lamps top bedside tables from Vanguard.
Wallpaper ("Ellie's View"/Cove on White Manilla Hemp#7151): Phillip Jeffries, phillipjeffries.com.
Paint ("Super White" #OC-152): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Area rug ("Isle de Sea Glass"): Barrier Island Rugs, barrierislandrugs.com.
Chandelier ("Carmen"): Ro Sham Beaux, ro-sham-beaux.com.
Bed ("Candler"); bed fabric (#3233-10): Hickory Chair, hickorychair.com.
Quilted blanket; duvet: owner's collection.
Patterned pillow shams ("Hampton Ponds"/Aqua and Blue #F99241): Thibaut, thibautdesign.com.
Bedside tables ("Howell," custom colored): Vanguard furniture, vanguardfurniture.com.
Table lamps (discontinued): Global Views, globalviews.com.
Chairs ("Slipcovered Chair" #C1009-01): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Chair fabric ("Moon Dance"/Spa #27087.135, colorway discontinued): Kravet, kravet.com.
White pillows: Pineapples, Palms, Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Shutters: Indian River Shutter Co., indianrivershutter.com.
Guest Bath
Twin vessel sinks and a series of framed pineapple artwork bring a beachy blue color to this guest bathroom.
Wallcovering (white grasscloth #TR254, discontinued): The Walfab Co., walfab.net.
Paint ("Super White" #OC-152): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Floor tiles ("Allison"): Artistic Tile, artistictile.com.
Vanity hardware: Emtek, emtek.com.
Vessel sinks ("Translucence Oval Above-Counter Glass Sink" #1129T): Deco Lav, decolav.com.
Faucets ("RSVP Wall-Mount Bathroom Sink Faucet" #D65890LFPCLHP/DHX5890PC, by Brizo): Ferguson, fergusonshowrooms.com.
Mirrors (custom): Precision Glass & Mirror, precisionglassandmirrorinc.com.
Sconces ("Keeley Tall Pivoting Sconce" #TOB2031, by Thomas O'Brien for Visual Comfort): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Tray, accessories on vanity: owner's collection.
Art: Pineapples, Palms Etc. pineapplespalms.com.
Blue Bedroom
Navy-and-white patterns play on a trellis patterned headboard and a chevron rug in this guest bedroom.
Wall and ceiling paint ("Super White" OC-152): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Flooring: Absolute Hardwood Flooring, absolutehardwoodflooring.com.
Hardware on cabinet doors: Restoration Hardware, rh.com.
Area rug ("Chevron Denim/White Indoor/Outdoor Rug"): Dash & Albert, dashandalbert.annieselke.com.
Headboard (S3-50MP4T): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Headboard fabric ("Trellis Background"/Navy on Tint #6025CU-09T, by China Seas): Quadrille, quadrillefabrics.com.
Bedskirt fabric: Legacy Linens, legacylinens.com.
Bed linens ("Trio"/Indigo): Pine Cone Hill, pineconehill.annieselke.com.
Blanket ("Cotton Herringbone Blanket"/White, Indigo): Brahms Mount, brahmsmount.com.
Bench ("Lucite X Bench"); fabric (navy velvet): Jamie Dietrich Designs, jdvintage.net.
Bedside tables ("Metal Bedside Stand" #81A-225): Century Furniture, centuryfurniture.com.
Table lamps ("Laramie Lamp, Blue #LRM-800-408"): Bungalow 5, bungalow5.com.
Blue box: Pineapples, Palms Etc. pineapplespalms.com.
Blue Bath
A large sink with acrylic pedestal from Kingston Brass fit perfectly into the niche in the adjoining bathroom.
Wall tile: white subway.
Flooring ("Esmeralda"): New Ravenna, newravenna.com.
Washstand and sink ("Fauceture Vanity & Sink with Acrylic Pedestal"): Kingston Brass, kingstonbrass.com.
Faucet ("Widespread Lavatory Faucet" #920C): Newport Brass, newportbrass.com.
Blue box: Pineapples, Palms Etc, pineapplespalms.com.
Towels: Matouk, matouk.com.
Mirror: owner's collection.
Sconces ("Kendall Single Sconce" #S2150): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Pink Guest Roo
Departing from the blues used throughout the rest of the home, this guest room is pretty in pink. Antique twin beds get a playful lift from coral duvets and pillow shams.
Wall paint ("Super White" #OC-152): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Flooring: Absolute Hardwood Flooring, absolutehardwoodflooring.com.
Jute area rug (Zira"): Fibreworks, fibreworks.com.
Shutters: Indian River Shutter, indianrivershutter.com.
Art (Lanakai Collection: Pink 3): Natural Curiosities, naturalcuriosities.com.
Beds: antique.
Bed fabric ("Westley"/Snow #1672): Pindler, pindler.com.
Quilted blanket: owner's collection.
Duvet and pillow shams ("Lyford Pagoda," by China Seas): Quadrille, quadrillefabrics.com.
Wall lights ("Graves Pivoting Sconce" #SK2115, by Suzanne Kasler for Visual Comfort): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Table between beds ("Hartley Lamp Table," by Michael Weiss): Vanguard Furniture, vanguardfurniture.com.
Covered urn; box: Pineapples, Palms Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Pink Bath
A Quadrille wallpaper bearing the same pattern as the duvets carries the vibrant coral into the adjoining bathroom.
Wallpaper ("Lyford Pagoda," by China Seas): Quadrille, quadrillefabrics.com.
Paint ("Super White" #OC-152): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Floor tile ("Jacqueline Vine" mosaic): New Ravenna, newravenna.com.
Vanity: Downsview Kitchens, downsviewkitchens.com.
Vanity hardware (Port Royal Collection): Water Street Brass, waterstreetbrass.com.
Mirror (#20386): Mirror Image Home, mirrorimagehome.com.
Sconces ("Vivian Single Sconce #TOB2032," by Thomas O'Brien for Visual Comfort): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Wicker tray; accessories: owner's collection
Green Bedroom
Jungle green provides a verdant dose of color in this guest room. Pillow shams and antique wing chairs wear matching patterns from Quadrille.
Wall paint ("Super White" #OC-152): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Area rug ("Jute Woven Bleached Oak Rug"): Dash & Albert, dashandalbert.annieselke.com.
Landscape painting: owner's collection.
Large art of sea plant (custom, "Capistrano Seaweed"): Natural Curiosities, naturalcuriosities.com.
Wing chairs: antique.
Wing-chair and pillow-sham fabric, front; ("Nitik II"/Jungle Green Brown on Tint #149-39, by China Seas): Quadrille, quadrillefabrics.com.
Wing-chair and pillow-sham fabric, back ("Westley"/Snow #1672): Pindler, pindler.com.
Table between chairs; table lamps: Pineapples, Palms Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Bench ("Hadley Bench Long"): Oly, olystudio.com.
Television: Samsung, samsung.com/us.
Bedside tables ("Valentina Grasscloth 1-Drawer Side Table, White" #VAL-110-59-TB): Bungalow 5, bungalow5.com.
Headboard ("Kaylee" #V1722Q-H): Vanguard Furniture, vanguardfurniture.com.
Headboard and bedskirt fabric ("Westley"/Snow #1672): Pindler, pindler.com.
Bed linens ("Gobi Embroidered Sheet Set"/Palm Green): Serena & Lily, serenaandlily.com.
Blanket: Brahms Mount, brahmsmount.com.
Duvet ("Westley"/Snow #1672): Pindler, pindler.com.
Duvet trim ("Dunham Cloth"/Jungle Green #6510-10): Quadrille, quadrillefabrics.com.
Sharon spotted pavers laid out in checkerboard fashion in a magazine and wanted the look replicated in her backyard. The pool, dining area, and two seating areas are the preferred spots for the Luthers to spend family time.
Luther Family
What Jack and Sharon once dubbed "Beauty and the Beach" has now been renamed "Ocean's Eleven" because with their two children, the children's spouses, and five grandchildren, 11 people regularly enjoy their home.
Jack and Sharon Luther with daughter-in-law Melissa, son Jonathan, son-in-law Dan, and daughter Tiffany, plus grandchildren (from left) Blake, Brady, Bennett, Jack, and Jesse.
"It became clear early on that we needed to put effort into keeping our family close and together," Sharon says. "The design here is so beautiful, but what makes it feel especially good is sharing it with others. That's what makes us feel most fortunate."
Homeowners Jack and Sharon Luther moved into the fully renovated Jupiter, Florida, home in 2016.
Bench: Pineapples, Palms, Etc., pineapplespalms.com.
Pillow, left ("Waterford Floral"/Blue #F924341): Thibaut, thibautdesign.com.
Pillow, right (discontinued): Scalamandré, scalamandre.com.


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A Second Helping: A Blessings Novel
With the millions she received after divorcing her faithless tycoon husband, Bernadine Brown saved the historic town of Henry Adams, Kansas, from financial ruin and found loving homes for five needy children. Now there are other "projects" crying out for rescue.
If ever a town institution needed rescuing, it's the beloved Dog and Cow diner. Once it was Henry Adams's social center—or gossip central!—now it's in danger of becoming duct-tape central. But there are other distractions pulling Bernadine from the task at hand: a plethora of romantic entanglements, including her own with a disturbingly attractive Malachi July; a bitter young boy newly arrived in town with his widowed father; and a fugitive on the run with a six-hundred-pound pet pig that's wanted for murder (the pig, that is). And when Bernadine's philandering, troublemaking ex-husband rolls into town looking for a second chance, life in Henry Adams gets very interesting indeed.
The Gentleman
By Forrest Leo


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Same side in a booth
It's a little unorthodox, sure. But you're an unorthodox guy. And very, very intense. So if you were having lunch with a friend, and the conversation was a serious one, I could totally see you sitting side by side in a booth instead of sitting across. Doesn't mean you're f-cking her, right?
Because ETonline.com seems to be suggesting that you are. Just because you and Janet Jackson were side by side in a booth at the Polo Lounge last week. I've been to the Polo Lounge twice, drunk both times, but I remember they do have round booths right? So however sit you're beside the other person anyway? It's a bit hazy, I confess.
So am I grasping?
To defend you am I grasping?
Are you f-cking Janet Jackson because you ate with her and sat beside her in a booth?
Jumping to conclusions is my favourite thing to do but even for me this is a stretch. I also want to be fair to you. Because your baby mother Alicja Bachleda gave birth to Henry Tadeusz just weeks ago. And you all seem so in love. And this is probably about Janet's new music video or something…
But if I were Janet, coming fresh off of Jermaine Dupri, I mean you look good every day. But baby you'd look extra EXTRA good after several years with Jermaine Dupri.
If I were her, I'd want more than side by sides in a booth after salad.
If I were her, I'd want you to help her sell her new album and some breakfast, lunch, and dinner on the side.
Be careful about optics, darling. Wouldn't want Alicja to be upset. I know about Poles and propriety and decorum. My inlaws think using paper plates is low classy. They wouldn't understand about showbiz and showbiz f-ckery. They'd only see the Disrespect. I'm your girl. It's my job to look out for you.
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Saints submit to football's hierarchy
It might have been a photo of any Premier League training ground on any summer morning. A pitch, bathed in sunshine, empty apart from a dozen cones and as many balls: just a typical scene from a typical day in preseason.
When Ronald Koeman, Southampton's new manager, tweeted the picture, though, it immediately assumed a different meaning. Given the context, perhaps that was inevitable.
After all, Calum Chambers was on the verge of joining Arsenal, the fifth player to leave St Mary's this summer, after the sales of Dejan Lovren, Adam Lallana and Rickie Lambert to Liverpool and the departure of Luke Shaw to Manchester United. It would soon emerge that two more -- Morgan Schneiderlin and Jay Rodriguez -- are about to follow.
This was not just an image of what every training ground at every club looks like just before 10 a.m., while the players are finishing their breakfast and lacing their boots. It was -- or at least it seemed to be -- the perfect snapshot of Southampton's summer. This was all that is left after the exodus: a few cones, a few balls, no players.
Ready for #Training! pic.twitter.com/o4N7ACbOFs
- Ronald Koeman (@Koeman1963) July 28, 2014
The jokes came thick and fast -- Koeman's full squad ready for training; Koeman's lineup for the opening Premier League game against Liverpool revealed, that sort of thing -- and so did the conspiracy theories: this was a message from the Dutchman, an attack on the board that was selling the rug from beneath his feet.
The gallows humour and the soap opera plotlines, though, should not be allowed to deflect from the overriding emotion that arises when contemplating what has happened to Southampton: a deep, troubling sadness.
This is a club that has, over the course of the last five years, become something of a darling for English football. They won back-to-back promotions to get into the Premier League. They established themselves there with the help of a squad comprised in no small part of academy graduates.
They appointed Mauricio Pochettino as manager and played a high-octane, ultra-modern brand of football. They were rewarded with an eighth-place finish; their players were rewarded with international recognition. Lay aside club loyalty and Southampton were, more or less, what all clubs of moderate means should aspire to be.
Then, in the course of six weeks, they have had their heart ripped out. It is normal to try to explain such things through human agency. It is soothing to think there is someone to blame, someone who might have stopped it happening if only they had behaved differently. Does owner Katharina Liebherr want her money back? Is Ralph Krueger, the chairman, insufficiently tough in negotiations?
These do not hold water. There has been no fire sale at St Mary's. Liebherr and Krueger cannot be accused of being exploited by the Premier League's big beasts. They have received premium fees for every single one of their players. They have banked 93 million pounds in total from the sale of the five who have gone; that could rise as high as 130 million pounds, depending on how much Tottenham lavish on Schneiderlin and Rodriguez. Southampton are not in a position to refuse that sort of money.
No, what has happened on the south coast is different. In a sense, it is simpler. It is not one person's fault. There are no fingers to be pointed, no aspersions to be cast. It is a stark, brutal assertion of football's natural order.
Atletico Madrid won the Spanish title last season, and came within a minute or so of lifting the Champions League. Yet less than two months later, they have already seen David Villa, Thibaut Courtois and -- most painfully -- Filipe Luis and Diego Costa leave.
Not long ago, Borussia Dortmund won two league titles in a row, and reached a Champions League final. Shinji Kagawa, Mario Gotze and Robert Lewandowski have all gone. Mats Hummels, Marco Reus and Ilkay Gundogan will follow, eventually.
Dortmund and Atletico were competing at a much higher level than Southampton, of course, but it is apposite to consider the three clubs together, because all have suffered from the same phenomenon. These are the clubs that have sailed too close to the sun, who have suffered for threatening the established order, whose glint has caught the magpie eyes.
Summer transfer window roundup
- Premier League: Team-by-team ins and outs
- Transfer Centre: All the done deals
- Marcotti: Mind-boggling transfers
- Delaney: What did we learn on deadline day?
- Horncastle: European transfer grades
- Smith: Transfers more important than the game?
- Macintosh: We worship goals, not balance sheets
Football has always had a hierarchy, of course, a pecking order. There have always been big clubs with lots of money and smaller clubs with less. The former raid the latter; it is how things have always been.
What is troubling, though, is how the boundaries have shifted. Southampton will be told that their players wanted Champions League football, or the chance to win trophies. It is an age-old battle for smaller sides to persuade their stars that they can achieve those aims without moving, if only they have a little patience.
But the examples of Atletico and Dortmund suggest that, in reality, even that would not be enough. Luis and Costa had all that in Madrid, and so did Kagawa, Gotze and Lewandowski. They had all won titles. They had seen that they could be competitive in the Champions League. They all still left.
Why should you care? Well, even if you do not support any of those three clubs, it should trouble you because it suggests that whatever your side is doing, it is ultimately futile. You may, like Atletico or Dortmund, have some fleeting taste of glory. It will not last. Your insurrection will be quashed. Money -- and more importantly, power -- will tell.
Like Southampton, you may do everything right. You may invest millions in your academy and win the praise and admiration of outside observers for the way you go about your business. Eventually, though, all that work will be done for someone else's benefit. The giants will come and they will take your jewels, and you will have to start all over again. You may have 100 million pounds to do it, which will help, but you will also be seen as a selling club, which won't.
And if you support one of the big beasts, one of the dozen or so teams who can pick the bones of everyone else? Well, maybe you should delight in your team's strength.
True, things might get a little repetitive. True, it suggests that your scouts aren't up to much -- simply buying in a ready-made team from elsewhere, in bulk, as Liverpool and Chelsea have done in one summer, and Bayern Munich seem to be doing over three, is awfully lazy -- and that your youth system is a bit of a waste of money (why raise our own players when Southampton can do it for us?) but that does not matter, does it, when there are trophies to be won and glamour to be sampled?
Maybe, though, it would be wise to remember that football does not just have a hierarchy: it also has a sense of irony. Only two clubs -- as ESPN FC's Miguel Delaney wrote last week -- sit at the very apex of the pyramid: Real Madrid and Barcelona. Even Bayern, as Toni Kroos proved, sometimes have to succumb.
But then Real and Barcelona, for all their spending, are not invincible. There is always another challenger, another Atletico, another Dortmund ready to rise up. Perhaps it would be a better idea trying to learn their wisdom, rather than buying their submission.


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Like most girls, I've thought about what my wedding will be like….err maybe only once or twice (or three times). I think a farm wedding in the summer would be straight up dreamy; with a barn, and tall grass, mason jars and fireflies–it'd be magic. It got me sort of thinking about how awesome it would be to have a petting zoo, too. A freakin' petting zoo! How amazing would that be?! Now, I usually have huge issues with petting zoos, because while I LOVE petting farm animals, I don't really dig petting goats–they kinda suck. I don't get them. We don't get each other. And that's usually all petting zoos consist of…that and random chickens that want nothing to do with you. Kinda boring.
So at my future wedding's petting zoo, there will be animals I do wanna pet like dogs, cats, pigs, and miniature horses. And I will pet them in between dances and knocking down champagne, and so will my guests. It'll be lovely.
And you know how you you're supposed to give guests, like, a little gift bag or something? Well, I'd want to give the animals gifts too. I'd probably give the pigs the leftovers from the reception, the miniature horses would get some sweet apples, I'd give the cats some private time…and the dogs, well, I'd make them these homemade treats. I bet they'd really like them because I gave them a try and they're not half bad. Sooo if your dog is peering over your shoulder as you're reading this blog post, you can tell them this: these treats have a predominate peanut buttery taste, the texture is hearty and nourishing due to the rolled oats, and the finish has a lovely hint of coconut and chicken. Yum!
{Chuck and my little brother, Daniel. Chuck will be getting a care package this week and these will be included–he's pumped about them.}
Homemade Dog Treats
Recipe tweaked from Shared Sugar
I added virgin coconut oil to the batter because it's awesome for dogs and humans alike. If you don't have coconut oil on hand, and don't want to run to the store, simply replace it with olive oil.
1/2 cup of peanut butter (I used the creamy kind)
1/4 cup honey
1 tablespoon of virgin coconut oil (or olive oil)
1 cup chicken broth
1 cup rolled oats
1 cup whole wheat flour
1 cup all-purpose flour
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Whisk together peanut butter, honey, oil and chicken broth. In a separate bowl, combine flours and oatmeal. Mix dry ingredients into wet ingredients. Place dough on flour dusted surface. Roll or press dough out to about 1/4" inch thick. Use a small bone cookie cutter to cut out cookies. My cookie cutter was a 5-inch bone-shaped , but for small dogs you may want to use a small cookie cutter (around 2″). Roll out leftover scraps and cut out as many as possible. Put cut out cookies on a parchment lined baking sheet. Bake for 14-16 minutes. Transfer to a cooling rack.
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Oh. Sweet.
Well, now I'm at a crossroads. I can't think of a better excuse for a little more bonding time with my doggy. But, she's getting a little…"voluptuous" or "curvy" as we like to put it. Okay, okay, the bitch knows how to EAT and she's downright FAT. But what can I say, I'm a sucker for her doggy ways and it's a dog-eat-treat world. We're going to throw on our chef hats and give these a try. Maybe throw on the Lifetime channel and eat away together. Great post. Wish I had thought of that petting zoo idea. I wouldve have like to have contained a few of my husband's family members in there too…
- August 16, 2011 at 4:34 pm
this made me laugh out loud!
- November 11, 2012 at 12:47 pm
Cute comment! It made me chuckle 🙂
recently engaged and planning our own wedding for next year — very similar to your plans but in Autumn! so delightful.
Stacia–dooooo it!
Heather–a farm wedding in Autumn is going to be beautiful!
There's something about You making these treats that just seems so perfect. For those of you who don't know Adrianna, she's quite the character when you get her around a dog. Her love for them makes this blog all too appropriate.
Since I currently only have my kitty nosey, I might have to make them for my boyfriend's dog. — Who knows — Would be a great Christmas Gift for people with doggies. Don't have to worry that that gift box of Mixed Popcorn will go stale — A dog Treat is ALWAYS enjoyed! Thanks for the tip!!!
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Michelle–Puppy ice cream?! What?! That sounds crazy…and amazing!
This makes me want to get a dog real soon! Can I put some on layaway until that happens?
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I really like that you used coconut oil. It's such a healthy alternative, and it should help keep your dog's coat nice and shiny! 🙂 Any time I make homemade dog treats with peanut butter, I find it helpful to slightly warm it first. It just seems to come together easier for me. Thanks so much for sharing the wonderful recipe! 🙂
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Hi there, I made your treats and theyare very good! Well, that's wha thte dog said. I was wondering if I could use your photo to go with the treats I made? Thanks so much, S
Made this a several times already. My baby dog would like to say "thank you." This is his favorite treat. Sometimes I add shredded cheddar cheese.
- August 24, 2011 at 1:26 am
The cheese is not healthy for a dog it can cause a blockage in there intestate. I had no idea till the vet told me not to give my dog cheese. .
If I say that this blog is a mine of information, I definitely mean it.
haha @ the petting zoo… I agree with you on the goats! Pigs and mini horses are MUCH cuter!
I just want to say I just found your site and am IN LOVE! this is such a wonderful site Ive been really trying to find a good cooking blog and have had no luck! I love baking and cooking and have even tried making my own dog treats and your blog has it all! Thank you!
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I made these treats this morning as gifts for our staff Christmas party. My three-month-old Cocker Spaniel was the official taster, and he loves them! Thank you so much for the recipe!
Just made these and my three dogs LOVE their new treats! I added one mashed banana and only used 3/4 c broth. I won't ever be able to give them a Milkbone again 😉
How many 5 inch treats does this make?
- December 25, 2011 at 8:33 pm
Caroline…I just used a 2.5 inch square cutter and all the dough yielded exactly 50 pup cookies.
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I gotta make these for my pup some time, he would love them! He loves it when we bake together, especially if we use peanut butter!!
I like the idea of using bananas, too. Maybe we will try it both ways! Thanks for the recipe~
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I just made these for our mixed lab, Maggie, and she loved them. She survived the tornado here in Birmingham on April 27th and we adopted her. We do like to spoil her. What texture are they supposed to be? Mine are not crunchy, they are a little chewy.
i tried this but with veggies and chicken meat and broth.
But when i check in the over. They look like mini cakes. Kinda like brownies.
I used 1 cup of Oatmeal Pancake
1 cup of Wheat Flour
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Chicken, Liver, chicken broth, turkey broth
These treats sound great but my dog can't have wheat products as she has a weak bladder and has incontinence when she eats any wheat. Any suggestions.
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Made these treats and my dog loves them 🙂 Just out of curiosity do you know about how long these are good for at room temp? I know I can freeze some but just wondering! Thanks for the recipe!
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I have made these treats for my dog and I can say that there is no treats that I can buy that he loves better!! It's like he's getting a cookie every time we give him one! He absolutely loves them!! Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! I have shared this recipe over the last few weeks to so many friends and family members. I continue to get calls asking for this recipe because they've heard I found a recipe for homemade recipe so thank you from all of us!!
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I can't wait to make these for my dog and cousin-dogs. Thanks.
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One of my four-legged boys has severe food allergies, so no chicken anything for him. I substitute vegetable broth in recipes for him. I also keep the white flour to a minimum and used 1/2 cup each of white and oat flour. Both boys loved the cookies! Thank you for sharing the recipe!
I make a Sweet Potato and Apple recipe for my GSD off of Whole Foods website that is excellent–I substitute with canned pumpkin regularly. I am looking forward to trying these. A suggestion… I only keep a couple handful of treats in a jar at a time and put the rest in a ziplock bag in the freezer so I don't have to worry about spoilage due to the lack of preservatives. Just pull a couple handfuls out every week, so they are always fresh.
I just made these tonight and the consistency of them were a little soft even after they've been cooled, are they supposed to be hard like milk bones? I might put them back in the oven and see what happens…
these dog treats are amazing my dog loves them where did you get that idea
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My "little girls" first birthday was this weekend. We have a Golden named Maggie. My daughter and I decided to make treats for her to "celebrate". This recipe looked great and got awesome doggie reviews. I cut the recipe in half (you mentioned 50) I figured-for now-lets try 25-less to throw away if I blew it!! They were so easy to make and roll. I rolled them a bit thin-will make them much thicker next time (yup-next time!) Now, for Maggie's review…she loved them…though at first I did worry. She took the treat with a look in her eye of is this ok?? Even took her a minute to eat it (trust me-at 65 lbs. it should have taken just a few seconds!) I figured out her hesitation! We don't give her food or treats from the kitchen counter (no trying to steal food or beg while I'm cooking!) I had cooled the treats there and couldn't wait to give her one! She must have thought I was setting her up for trouble! Once she saw that it was ok she came back for more!!! Huge winner with Maggie! Thanks for sharing the recipe…
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made them and they are wonderfulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll. thanks for the recipe
Thank you for posting this recipe! My little girl (10 years old) needed a recipe – they are planning to make dog treats to sell for her 4H group fundraiser. She found this and whipped out a batch on her own tonight. They are a hit with our border collie/golden retriever girl!
HI! I have a quick question for you. Can you use any other flour instead of the whole wheat? This is like, the only recipe that I've found without crazy stuff like wheat germ and stuff like that. Can't wait to give it a try!
Just made these for my puppy Addie, they were so fun to make and she loves them!! Thank you for sharing!
Ok so I just made these treats for my little boy…lol and he was fallowing me around the house like CRAZYY!!… and even after I was done cooking, he waited in the kitchen as if he was waiting for more… its pretty safe to say he LOVEDDDDDD these cookies! lol
Wonderful blog!! Thank you for this easy recipe! 😀
I make these over cheesy treats for my dogs,they of course love them.
My friend Nancy cheats as in she keeps a jar of peanut butter handy that she dips their milkbones into…Hmmm
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What a great easy recipe thank you for sharing. After setting them on the cooling rack husband came in and ate one while my back was turned thinking it was an oatmeal cookie 😀
How long would these last?
- November 2, 2013 at 5:35 pm
I should have said…stored..I'm sure with my pups they would be gone in a heatbeat!
I loved the picture you have on your website. This is a great way to keep people on your site, I will be the first to say that! The treats look delicious and Chuck looks cute as all heck.
Thanks for the fast and simple homemade dog treats recipe. Good work and keep it up!
Have tried once and was failed though,haha. Anyway, probably at that time I am not serious in doing so which is why it failed, or probably I haven't really followed the direction. Well, thank to some pet treats baker because I can order any time without any worry. Thank you also for sharing this.
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Great, simple recipe. Can I substitute almond butter for peanut butter?
This sounds like one of the better recipes that I've found. I know my crew of 2 Cavaliers and 1 Pembroke Welsh Corgi will want me to bake it for them. I will add just a touch of local honey for them. Thank you for sharing!!!
I was a little hesitant to make these at first because my last attempt at another recipe for dog treats failed. I didn't like them and neither did my pups. I substituted just regular ol' vegetable oil for the coconut oil because I refuse to pay almost $20.00 for a small bottle of coconut oil from my small town grocery store. They turned out wonderfully! I tried a bite myself lol! Too bland for my taste, but my Bud & MJ absolutely loved them! I'm going to make a double batch today so they last a little longer. Simple recipe, cheap & healthy ingredients, they smell good as they are baking, great texture, fun to make & overall two thumbs up!! Thank you for the great recipes, we will be enjoying it for a long tim
My dog Chippy loved this recipe…and so did I! We could eat this everyday!
I baked these for my dog, but my husband and daughter keep eating them. She wants to take them to school for a snack.
- September 8, 2014 at 4:39 pm
Thank you so much for sharing your recipe!
My puppy loves cookies made on this recipe:
6 cups whole wheat flour
1 1/2 Tbsp baking soda
1 tbsp ground ginger
2 tsp cinnamon
3/4 c applesauce
3/4 c molasses
1/2 c honey
1/4 c vegetable oil
1 egg, beaten
Preheat your oven to 375 degrees.Combine all of the ingredients in your mixer with a dough hook. Turn it out onto a floured surface and roll it out to 1/4 inch thick.
Cut it with cookie cutter or simply with a pizza cutter. Place them on cookie sheets and poke each in the center with a fork.
Bake for 8 minutes and turn oven off, keeping oven door closed. Let the treats sit in the oven until hard about 1-2 hours.
You may be interested to see my collection of recipes of homemade dog treats (snacks, biscuits, cookies and bones) :
- July 22, 2014 at 3:20 pm
Do you need molasses for this recipe?
- December 27, 2014 at 8:38 pm
It does contain molasses. It says
3/4 c molasses right after 3/4 applesauce.
So do we NEED the molasses???
- October 6, 2014 at 6:38 pm
Hi I was wondering if you could substitute all purpose for the whole wheat flour?
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I was wondering what you could use to replace the wheat and chicken in this recipe. My dog is allergic to both but this recipe sounds awesome.
- March 10, 2014 at 12:12 pm
Thank you so much! I'm so excited to make these today.
- December 14, 2014 at 7:01 pm
My dog is allergic to chicken, too. I usually just substitute organic vegetable broth when I see chicken broth in a recipe.
- January 2, 2015 at 8:53 am
Cocnut flour
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Hi I have 2 dogs and they are losing there teeth . But they love soft treats is there any thing I can substitute the flour with so it will hold together but maybe make them a little more moist. Also can I leave out the chickean broth and add some thing else like mashed bananas. Please help me make my dogs happy. Thank you Susan Calise
- December 22, 2014 at 8:01 pm
for my dog i put in a blender peanut butter oats strawberries and some cheese the blender then i transfer it to an ice cube tray and freeze it this might feel good on the gums!
- January 24, 2015 at 6:57 pm
If you bake the whole batch on a cookie sheet and and then use a pizza cutter to cut them, and take them out when just done they will stay fairly soft. My 4 like them soft or crunchy so I do batches of both.
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Why aren't mine crunchy? I made them as thin as possible.
Can you sub peanut butter for soy butter? i am having my classroom make dog biscuits and they cant have peanut butter in the school.
Ha! Ha! I'm with you Vanessa (comment dated February 8th) My husband came home and said "Yum! The house smells good! Oooo cookies! Why are the cut into the shape of a Boxer?" Me " They are Dog cookies, and I used our Boxer cookie cutter. Try one if you'd like". He did, and liked them! My poor boxer girls Stella & Sophie just sat and stared at him with sad eyes. 🙁
I did stay away from the whole wheat flour…they are just as tasty!
Does anyone know how to make dog treat for dog with urinary crystals, that would be safe.Just spent 1600.00 on surgery for blockage
- December 28, 2014 at 4:51 pm
I started making my own dog treats when my shih tzu got a urinary tract infection. I use a turkey cranberry recipe (all organic ingredients) and a pumpkin peanut butter one as well. I, of course, changed her diet to a urinary care one (she didn't care for the hills' Science so my pet store did some investigating and found essentially the same ingredients in a Wellness brand). Really don't want to go thru that infection again so I'll do anything to keep her healthy.
Is this good for hamsters too?
I was wondering if you have tried freezing or vacum sealing them and if so, what would the freezer life be? I am going to make these for xmas gifts for friends, great recipe thank you!
- November 9, 2014 at 11:20 am
I am doing the same thing. I am going to store them in foodsaver bags. My friends do that at Christmas with regular cookies.
These look so awesome! We are going to make a whole batch of these and sell them at the local Christmas Fair!! I think they will definitely sell!!! 😀
Do you think I could substitute molasses for honey (which has gotten so expensive)? Thanks!
- December 14, 2014 at 7:06 pm
Molasses is fine for dogs. In fact, honey is bad for dogs in large quantities. I never use more than 1/4 cup or so for a full recipe of treats.
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These treats didn't work for me as the dough was way too wet and no matter how much flour or oats I added it didn't get anywhere near the consistency that I would be able to roll it out!! Very disappointed and waste of time and money to have even tried them!!!!
- February 12, 2015 at 8:46 am
I did use liquid honey, because that's all I had, could that be why?
- March 10, 2015 at 4:16 pm
No 🙁
I'm way to lazy to roll them out. I drop them like you would oatmeal cookies and they always work just fine. Last batch I made, I added a whole bag of carrots I ran through the food processor and my dogs loved them!
These look great–I'm about to try them now!
Just wondering… do you know what breed your dog, Chuck, is? His face, head shape, and ears loos EXACTLY like my dog's, and I've been trying to play detective and figure out what he might be 🙂
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I was wondering about for you measure the coconut oil, do you heat it up and use it as a liquid, or as a solid?
Wondering about how you measure * sorry for typos
hi yes i was wondering if i could trade out the peanut butter for sweet potatoe?? or could i do both?
Fantastic recipe – My puppies looked so sad when I ran out of biscuits!
If you're ever on the lookout for more dog treat recipes, my girlfriend has started a website – http://caninepantry.com – with recipes for all the treats she makes for her little Pomeranians.
Mmmm, coconut oil honey-oat cookies… I mean, dog treats* lol
Thank you, great article about dog's treats. I found more about obedience treats specifically here:http://dogsaholic.com/food_treats/best-dog-bones.html
Hi, I was wondering what the shelf life is?
These look absolutely gorgeous, I'll be pinning these to my green pets board asap!
You might want to tell your readers to avoid peanut butter that contains xylitol, as it can quickly kill a dog in very small amounts. You can check out my latest post about it if you are interested. Feel free to refer to it, I couldn't tell you how much I would appreciate that!
Thanks again for a the gorgeous recipe!
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My pup is going to love these treats. And I love your idea about the petting zoo. Love it.
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Umm, the peanut butter pumpkin recipe never calls for any pumpkin. Was there an incorrect ingredient where pumpkin should be substituted, or an amount of pumpkin added? Thanks.
I feel like I already know the answer to this question, but could I also baked these in shaped silicone baking pans? I already have some bones and paw prints, and would like to avoid having to buy any cookie cutters. Of all the baking things I have in my kitchen, cookie cutters are missing.
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Hi! Love the recipe but just read that coconut oil is bad for doggos! (https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/people-foods-avoid-feeding-your-pets)
Homemade dog treats have the different taste as compared to food available in the market moreover you can add some customize dishes in it as choosing the recipe for your dog is not so hard you can simply take the idea from the internet as it is very helpful in taking the ideas and all which you want to be. You can get all accessories and dog supplies from Australian shop.
Have to say, sounds good for HUMANS too. I have a medical foster, that is on reduced calorie diet, for she has cancer and needs to lose weight so that mammory gland surgery can be done. Looking for recipes that I can make for her, so that she doesn't feel left out when others get their treats. Currently on <700 calories a day. She is a Sweetheart and we're trying to give her every chance of full life. Any recipes or suggestions to substitute for ingredients in recipes would be appreciated. (She is low active category, American Bulldog).


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[/Users]% sudo du -h -d 1 .
184G ./.moo
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[/Users]% df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/disk0s2 233G 225G 7.7G 97% /
devfs 119K 119K 0 100% /dev
/dev/disk1s2 466G 458G 7.6G 99% /Users/moo
The encrypted home folder is listed twice as /.moo and /moo
Is this indeed the case or is something broken on my FileVault setup?
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Friday, breakfast: PSU sports bar The Cheerful Tortoise (1939 SW 6th Ave., 224-3377, cheerfultortoise.com) offers a breakfast special for $1.99: half a plate of hash browns, an egg (maybe two) and a couple pieces of toast. Everything's got an oily sheen, but it's nothing worse than at your standard greasy spoon.
Friday, lunch: The bizarrely anachronistic Leo's Non-Smoking Coffee Shop (837 SW 11th Ave., 228-1866, cash only) looks like a cross between a doctor's-office waiting room and a 1950s diner. The service is old-school: When I left my seat momentarily, I returned to find a laminated slip of paper reading "Reserved" at my place. The prices, too, are Atomic Age: Nothing on the menu tops $5. Try the egg-salad sandwich ($2.95); with fresh-tasting eggs and zippy mustard, it has a classic, brown-bag charm.
Friday, dinner: During its Aperitivo Happy Hour every Friday evening, Holocene (1001 SE Morrison St., 239-7639, holocene.org) serves free appetizers. The bite-sized dishes are unmistakably mass-produced, but tasty. One recent evening, they included rice salad with refreshing Asian pear, silver-dollar-sized sausages dabbed with snappy mustard and decadently moist apple cake with creme anglaise.
Saturday, breakfast: A plate of scrambled eggs, breakfast potatoes and bacon at IKEA's cafeteria (10280 NE Cascades Parkway, 282-4532, ikea.com/us/en/store/portland/storeInfo) costs 99 cents. But, as with the Swedish furniture maker's stylishly designed but sloppily constructed home products, looks can be deceiving. The eggs are of some Scandinavian dystopia, more Soylent Green than dairy, while the bacon's texture is reminiscent of accidentally eating a piece of a wrapper.
Saturday, lunch: The banh mi at Binh Minh Bakery (6812 NE Broadway, 257-3868) are $2.50. They aren't the best Vietnamese sandwiches I've had—both the bean curd and the pulled pork come on properly crispy baguettes, but are filled somewhat skimpily—but Binh Minh boasts an uncommonly wide selection.
Saturday, dinner: Tiki karaoke bar the Alibi (4024 N Interstate Ave., 287-5335) serves a free Hawaiian buffet every Saturday at midnight. Load a plate with macaroni, surprisingly well-prepared pulled pork and teriyaki-sauce-coated chicken wings, then order a Singapore Sling—it'll take both kinds of fortification to really sell "I Wanna Dance with Somebody."


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We offer a comprehensive range of Pest Management services for a wide variety of pests - our dedicated pest control website goes into more details, however, if you live in or have a business in Felling and feel you have a problem pest that we have not included on our websites, all you need to do is tell us about it and if we can help you we will provide you with a tailor made, flexible Pest Management solution that is unique for your given situation.
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