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Styling and Profiling

My other big project for February (besides my office bathroom renovation) was making over this Goodwill china cabinet.

The last time we talked, I told ya how I started the vamping up process where I took the piece from veneered wood to painted white.

Now it’s a bright little sunshine in my morning (or a little chocolate on my banana…that sounded gross…strike that…grease on my bacon…much better)…

I spray painted the hardware a dark oil rubbed bronze….I love how it gives the piece a little more presence.

And the hutch part finally got styled with my china and other ‘preciousness’.

Is it wierd that I get giddy about styling a cabinet?

Because I totally do.  It’s like my version of Disney World…except no lines, only foot massages and unlimited accessories.

My china was all from my wedding…it’s Lenox’s Federal Platinum…and I love the simplicity of it.  And yes, I do use it.  Not as much as I would like…but hopefully one day I’ll have the time to host a monthly teaparty with girlfriends.  I like to mix and match it with cheap white dishware and random objects.

Random stuff like my Goodwill birdie (this is the white ceramic animal that brought my girl Sherry and I together)…and my white milk glass candlesticks (I practically stole those suckers on the way back from a past V-day trip)…

Oh and you can’t miss my centerpiece – the mercury glass vase (it’s from Michaels) filled with some homemade leaf roses (here’s the link when I made them).

The bottom of the piece has really chunky hardware and you almost forget that it provides a ton of extra storage.

The drawers are not super deep but I don’t need them to be.

I stuff a ton of stuff in those suckers.  Everything and anything.  It’s nice that little toddler fingers aren’t strong enough to open these drawers.

And the doors are great too  – closing off more storage space.

I think I wanna put hooks on the back of the doors.  They could hold twine of napkin rings or extra serve ware.  I’ll let you know if I take the plunge.

So now the dining room looks like this…still unfinished for sure…but coming along.  I still would like to get some art on the walls flanking the china cabinet.  I’d love a new table and chairs.  Oh and curtains.

Some of you begged me not to change the mirror.  And you know what?  I have to agree – I like it gold…

just not this gold.

I’m sure it’ll look great with a warm muted gold Rub N Buff.  And when I say I’m sure, I mean, I hope and pray on bended knee.  Thank you Jesus and amen.

The doors I am turning into windows.  I’m magical like that.  All I have to do is wave my DIY wand and instantly they will be transformed.

You see, my magic wand is actually just a curtain rod.  and waving is attaching it to the wall.

I’m thinking either all white curtains or something that has blue, gray and gold.

So there’s my update.  Fun stuff.

Glad to finally share my stylin’ and profilin’ china cabinet with you all.  It’s big pimpin.  with a fluffy white cat and rhinestone panties.  I just made this get weird, didn’t I?  sorry mom.

Anyone else work on some dining room pimpage?  that’s a word.

oh and in case I haven’t been annoying enough about it – Apartment Therapy Homies are back!  And guess which awkward girl is a finalist!

Yup – after almost four years of blogging I am finally proud to announce that this politically incorrect blog is knockin on the pearly gates of a bonafide award.  The internet winds could change at any time – so each and every little vote counts (at least they all do to me)…and I would just fall over and croak if we gave them fancy publicized shiny magaziney blogs all a run for their money.  But I need your help.  and your husbands.  and your friends and families.  basically anyone you know with an email address and access to a computer.  If you would take a moment to VOTE HERE and HERE, I will forever be indebted to you.  thank you and may your toenails be shiny and your pork be fried :)

  1. Theresa says

    We got Lenox Federal Platinum China for our wedding too! So happy to hear someone else that actually uses their china. People tried to tell me not to register for it because it’s never used, but it was always used in my parents house growing up. I can’t wait to have a china cabinet as pretty as yours to display it in!

  2. Heather says

    Can I vote on your curtains? Because I’m envisioning ORB curtain rods with white flowy curtains, and then giant, baroque-ish, gold finials to match the mirror. And if making the tiebacks giant bows of wide blue ribbon, to match the back of the china cabinet, is too matchy I think it would look good anyway.

    • Sandra T says

      I hate having to pick out curtains! Unless they are white and flowy, I get stuck on what pattern? what colors? what should they match? do they look like the gold brocade drapes with white sheers in the middle that I grew up with in the 70’s? ARE THEY BORING? Which is what usually happens. Btw, how did this house end up with 2 doors in the dining room, anyway? A-door-and-a-spare? I’m imagining a bay window there? Would that work, down the road somewhere? Sorry for all the ??’s.

      • Sandra T says

        All that to say: Katie, love. Could we have a “choosing the right curtains for any room” decorating powwow? It is sooooo needed!

      • says

        I know. I know. I know. This house design is sometimes just crazy. The front of the house has six doors…all next to each other….weird.
        I would love to be able to have a bay window…but yeah, probably never gonna happen :)
        xo – kb

  3. Erin in VA says

    Love the china cabinet and the choice for blue background. It really makes your dishes pop. We have the same pattern for our wedding china – I chose it for the shape of the teacup :-)

    Voted on AT for you too! Good luck!!

  4. Samily71506 says

    Hi there. So I’ve been reading your blog like every day for a while now, but too much of a chicken to ever comment. You crack me up all the time and I have a toddler just a little bit younger than Will. So I finally decided to comment and let you know I voted for you, and right now you’re way ahead. Yay! Oh and I love, love, love you!

    • says

      Samily – I love love love you! And many thanks for your vote – oh and heck – you never need to be chicken. be at least a pig – they taste better :)
      xo – kb

  5. says

    I am! (doing a pimpin’ out project for my dining room!) A hutch that came from my mom’s house (and from someone else’s house years before that and so on). It was finished in this horrible faux finish yuck that has taken me months to get sanded down; and today I put my first coat of poly on!! I’m so excited to get it in the room and “stylin”….although mine will be styled with plenty of Legos!! OK, maybe some fab stuff on top, but lots of Legos out of site but still handy.
    And you crack me up with your rhinestone panties and your pork be fryin….Thanks for the laughs.
    And I already voted….and you’re doing great!

  6. Urban Wife says

    It looks spectacular! Can I just be honest and say I don’t really like the gold mirror? Please don’t judge me (and trust me, I don’t know a thing about interior decor!) but I just think it clashes with the rest of the room. It could also be that I have a dislike to anything yellow gold.

  7. says

    The cabinet looks SO SO good! I love the white with the dark hardware.

    And, you have a true gift for styling that cabinet. Is it too much to ask to ask you to fly to Illinois and help me with my cabinets. They never look good. Never.

  8. cathe says

    love the piece love your blog u always crack me up just went to apartment therapy and voted for u good luck and keep us laughing.

  9. Jen from Ohio says

    Hi Katie, Wow that cabinet looks fantastic. I wish I had the ability to see the potential in pieces like that!

  10. says

    GAH! I love it so much, again (this and the bathroom- come on!). I’m dying to redo my china hutch and I was thinking along these same lines. Thanks for “testing” it for me! ;) We totally have the same china, too. Neat.

  11. says

    Great makeover and what beautiful photos!!!
    So tickled to be in the running with you over at the Homies, and look forward to hanging out with y’all at Haven in June!

    • says

      I am so flattered to be in it with you…seeing as how you are the epitome of cool in my book. And I am so excited about the Haven thing too – I just heard from Rhoda that I might be a little helper for your session!
      xo – kb

      • says

        Oh my goodness, you are in for a big surprise then at Haven!
        I am just the opposite of cool…think: nervous and weird. (Unfortunately) those are much more accurate descriptions of me! I get stomach cramps just THINKING about talking in front of a room of folks at Haven (and what if what I’m saying is incorrect or dumb?), so it should be an interesting day to say the least! :-D

        • says

          haha…better you than me…and I highly doubt you are weird – for heavens sakes miss tv show!
          xo – kb
          p.s. what is the surprise?! I’m dying over here. DYING!

  12. says

    I love the hutch. . . and my wedding china is very very similar, love that too. Quick question about the wainscoting you did in there. . . how tall is it? We are about to do the very same thing in our dining room, but I still have to decide on the perfect height, and I like where yours sits.

  13. Sherr says

    The china cabinet is perfection! I love when you open the doors that they are decorated amazingly, even when nobody else sees them. BTW, I had a $2,500 dining room set that I grew tired of & I painted it black. I have no regrets. It looks so much better. White would work also. I think the room looks great. Also loved the bathroom re-do. I’m pulling for you in the Homie awards!!

  14. says

    You can always use 3m hooks. No commitment and they work great! Just did it on the inside of my kitchen cabinets to hang bibs and pot holders :)

  15. says

    Georgous!!!! I so wish I could do something like that — or even have an eye for it. I would die for a cabinet/hutch to store and support my dish-buying obsession. Well done!

  16. says

    I LOVE the cabinet. You did such a great job! Just thinking of that sanding make me want to shed a couple of tears. I love the idea for the hooks for napkin rings and such. I say go for it!!

    PS – I envy your stylin’ skills! :)

  17. Tanya says

    HellO Katie!

    Your blog is my all-time favourite, woohoo! I’m commenting for the first time because I really feel that the gold mirror is not doing your Dining Room any favours! Your GORGEOUS new China Cabinet is completely overwhelmed height-wise and colour-wise by the mirror, doncha reckon?

    Warm wishes,

  18. Allison says

    Not sure if you’ve heard of this trick before, but it definitely fits into the cheap and DIY category. I read somewhere recently (probably a link off pinterest) that you can take electrical conduit ($1.50 for 10 ft of it), spray paint it, add finials and use it as a curtain rod! I’m not sure how long your dining room curtain rods need to be, but those extra long curtain rods certainly cost a pretty penny and I’m guessing this way would be waaay cheaper. Love the cabinet styling by the way. I too am obsessed with white dishes/ceramics so your cabinet was a beautiful sight!

  19. Tanya says

    PS. I’m feelin’ bad that my first-ever comment is expressing doubt and not delight! Sorry ’bout that, matey!

    • says

      No way dude! Comments – as long as they are not hatin on my three B’s (boyfriend, baby and bacon) are always welcome :)
      xo – kb

  20. Cheryl L says

    These results are seriously breathtaking! You have serious class and flawless taste. Sometimes I wish I was Southern and inherited some of that good stuff, too :P Instead I’m from San Diego and consider it a huge accomplishment if I manage to spray paint some candlesticks white…haha! Keep on keepin’ on, beautiful. (Yep that last one was towards you.)

  21. Tallulah Eulallie says

    Love your cake stand, love your tureen, love all the white china goodness. So versatile, isn’t it? Your dining room is coming along nicely; it has that eclectic look that I love. Nothing matchy-matchy, none of the pieces related, but it all comes together perfectly. I always seem to like those rooms that evolve slowly the best. Back when I was doing interior design, I always liked the jobs that had the tightest budgets; they really forced me to be creative. Katie, you have a really good eye, and you have the whole creativity thing nailed. Have you ever considered a career as a decorator?

  22. says

    As of now, you are KILLING IT in the Home Design Blog category. You’re a smidge behind on the DIY blog at the moment, but if we rally more troops… we WILL succeed! (I totally logged into AT for the first time in months and months just to vote for you. I’d say you owe me a bacon and tomato sammich for the effort, but it was worth it. Unless you want to give me a bacon and tomato sammich anyway. I’d never say no to bacon.)

    A suggestion I have regarding the insides of the doors is that you use some Command 3M hooks so you can use the space to hang a few things up without the commitment of something you’d nail or screw into the wood.

    I have to do some kind of organizing in my china cabinet because I’m having a girlfriend over on Friday and I don’t want her to wonder if I am hoarding enough dishes to feed an army. (I am. But I don’t need everyone else to know that!) I may use it as an excuse to shake the dust off of my barely used pathetic little blog and make a post about it. Maaaaybe.

    • says

      I love your suggestion – but seeing as the previous owners so generously left some holes for us, I think we are just gonna put the brackets in to hide those :)
      xo – kb

  23. says

    The cabinet looks fantastic – you can hardly tell it’s the same piece! And I love the way you styled it – it’s inspiring me to put some decorative pieces into my own china cabinet. Lenox Federal Platinum is my wedding china too. :-) I love it… but actually my husband picked it out. He picked out two things for the wedding: the china, and me. Hopefully he’s happy with both choices. Haha!

  24. says

    wow wow wow. what an amazing piece—and the storage is fabulous! looks like a million bucks. or a million pieces of bacon, whichever you prefer. might be a tough call.

  25. says

    Loving the blue back on your cabinet!

    I’m wondering if your still liking your carpet tiles for your dining room rug? Aren’t they Flor? I’ve been researching them but wondering if I’ll love them long term??

    • says

      I love love love them. We had all the food for Thanksgiving in there…and we allow the kids to serve themselves…let’s just say it gets a little messy and they were so easy to clean. Absolutely recommend them!
      xo – kb

  26. says

    Loving this :) Makes me want to stalk craigslist hard and find me a china cabinet! That is my dream…to find a china cabinet and DIY it. But….apartment living…must obtain a larger space first :)

    Great job Katie!!

    Good luck too, in the homies!! Rooting for you!!

  27. says

    Wow, the china cabinet looks amazing. You are an awesome stylist (I can never get my bookshelves or mantel to look anywhere close to that good). I have that same brass votive holder (the one with the quatrefoil punchout pattern) – love it! The only bad part is that I only have one (found it at a garage sale).

  28. Patti says

    You are adorable and I love your fellow besties! I had to tell you that your Survivor spoof is hilarious it was enjoyed immensely. Keep ‘em coming :)

  29. Lakshmi says

    Don’t remember how much you paid for this cabinet, but I saw a similar one at a thrift store yesterday for $500.00 marked down from $700!!!
    P.S: Congratulations!!!

  30. says

    Nice to hear you’re thinking about using AMACO’s Rub ‘n Buff on your mirror project – can’t wait to see how it turns out. If you’d like to try any of the other 15 colors let me know – I’m happy to send some product your way.

  31. Irina says

    Please, please, no curtains!!!….And also I love your mirror but I don’t picture it in that room, I look foward to seeing how it looks after you paint it

  32. Brandi says

    What grit of sandpaper did you use to rough up the hutch? I have a wood veneered dresser that has sort of a shiny finish to it that I did not think I could paint, but after reading your post, I’m thinking maybe I can. I am a totally newbie to painting anything, so I have no idea where to start.

  33. Katie says

    I love your blog!!! Just found it today and I have occupied most of my 2 year old’s nap time reading! lol:) i haveeeee to do laundry now though:( lol. What technique, shade of white, etc. do you use when painting your furniture white???

    • says

      Hi Katie! Welcome! And for furniture…I use semi gloss white (whatever shade – mostly leftovers from trim – which would be bright white base no color or tint added) and I always prime (spray primer is my dearest friend) and then either brush or roll or spray on the thin multiple coats of white.
      xo – kb

        • says

          Maybe. Since our piece was more like a veneer or laminate type finish, oil based paint will work best. Usually a paint & primer in one is only water based and could not stick as well. It all depends on how much touching you plan on doing. The pieces that get touched or could get dinged up the most – it’s always best to oil-prime….whereas if something is more for show and you might just be dusting it occasionally won’t have to be as hardwearing :)
          xo – kb

  34. Sherry says

    I was wondering what brand of spray paint you used on the hardware? I’m in the middle of doing my hutch right now (it’s a bit off white) and can’t decide on the hardware.
    My next project will be to spray paint my grandfathers wrought iron dining table and I want it all to match (sorta), so all the metal ties together.

  35. megan r. says

    The dining room is coming along nicey. Love the blue in the back of the cabinet. One question: Didn’t you buy a new dining table about a year ago? What happened to it?

  36. Brittney says

    So I’m getting married in May and we had decided not to register for china, only everyday things….but after seeing yours I had to go register for the Lenox Federal Platinum immediately! LOVE it!

  37. Charlotte says

    i used to use my good China all the time. But since the age of the microwave its a problem because of the silver rim. Anybody know a simple remedy?

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December 23rd, 2009

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Uganda will soften its proposed anti-gay legislation, but the government denied on Wednesday that it was bowing to an outcry in the West over a controversial bill that could have seen homosexuals put to death.

Ethics and Integrity Minister Nsaba Buturo told Reuters that the revised law would now probably limit the maximum penalty for offenders to life in prison rather than execution.

“There have been a lot of discussions in government … regarding the proposed law, but we now think a life sentence could be better because it gives room for offenders to be rehabilitated,” he said in an interview.

“Killing them might not be helpful.”

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But let us not consider this a victory. The bill continues to be egregious and draconian. And it is still the moral obligation of decent people to oppose it.

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December 23rd, 2009 | LINK

Any criminal penalties for being Gay is offensive. And we should make the Family, Senator Brownback, Rick Warren, and the others OWN this bill.

Remember, the argument should be..

“Senator Brownback can’t win an argument on Gay Rights, thats why he has no criticism and doesn’t support penalties for Uganda throwing all Gays in jail” or something along those lines.

The Uganda and Rwanda laws should also be brought up every time a Christian complains about persecution.

Seriously, many religious right groups in the USA supported (or at least support groups that did) the UN defeat of a resolution that said that Gay people should not be convicted of a crime simply because they are Gay. (Hint – I believe the “Family” vehicle fighting for criminalization of Gay behavior is called the World Council of Families or World Congress of Families). They supported the Syrian and Iranian position (as well as the Islamic Conference) on that one.

So the next time some religious right person tries to whine ‘persecution’ about some photographer in NM denying public accomodation or some church in NJ losing its tax breaks, I suggest we ask them about the UN votes and their support (if they are indeed linked – many of them are) of organizations that worked to defeat that UN resolution.

Lynn David
December 24th, 2009 | LINK

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The Catholic Church in Uganda Against Homosexuality bill
Written by Dr. Cyrian Kizito Lwanga, Archibishop of Kampala
Wednesday, 23 December 2009
We, the Catholic Bishops of Uganda, appreciate and applaud the Government’s effort to protect the traditional family and its values.
The Catholic Church is clear in its teaching on homosexuality. Church teaching remains that homosexual acts are immoral and are violations of divine and natural law. The Bible says that homosexuality is strictly forbidden (Lev. 18:22) “Do Not lie with a man as one lies with a woman, that is detestable”, Further more the Catechism of the Catholic Church states that “ Homosexual acts are contrary to the natural law, and under no circumstances can they be approved.” (Catechism of the Catholic Church, No. 2357)
However, the Church equally teaches the Christian message of respect, compassion, and sensitivity. The Church has always asked its followers to hate the sin but to love the sinner. Considering the fact that all are called by God to fulfill his Will in their lives and to repent of their sins (Mk1:14-15) “After John had been arrested, Jesus came to Galilee proclaiming the Gospel of God: “This is the time of fulfillment. The Kingdom of God is at hand. Repent, and believe in the gospel.” Homosexuals have the need of conversion and repentance. They also need support, understanding and love as all strive to be members of the Kingdom of God
The recent tabled Anti-Homosexuality Bill does not pass a test of a Christian caring approach to this issue. The targeting of the sinner, not the sin, is the core flaw of the proposed Bill. The introduction of the death penalty and imprisonment for homosexual acts targets people rather than seeking to counsel and to reach out in compassion to those who need conversion, repentance, support and hope. The bible says in Luke 6:36-37 “Be merciful just as your Father is merciful. Do not judge and you will not be judged. Do not condemn and you will not be condemned. Forgive and you will be forgiven.”
Further more, the Proposal to prosecute those who fail to disclose information regarding homosexual acts puts at risk of the breach of confidentiality and professional ethics of persons such as Parents, Priests, Counselors, Teachers, Doctors and Leaders, at a time when they offer support and advise for rehabilitation of homosexuals. The proposed Bill does not contain clauses encouraging homosexuals to be rehabilitated. As a Catholic Church, we have a mission to reach out to all of the people of God as Christ showed no one is beyond God’s mercy and love, “In Mt 9:10-13, while Jesus was at table in his house, many tax Collectors and sinners came and sat with Jesus… The Pharisees saw this and said to his Disciples, Why does your Teacher eat with Tax Collectors and sinners? He heard this and said, Those who are well do not need a Physician, but the sick do. Go and learn the meaning of the words, I desire Mercy not sacrifice, I did not come to call the Righteous, but sinners.”
The criminalizing of such reaching out is at odds with the core values of the Christian faith.
Additionally, in our view the proposed Bill is not necessary considering that acts of sodomy are already condemned under section 145 of the penal code.

+Cyprian. K. Lwanga
23rd December 2009

Lynn David
December 24th, 2009 | LINK

Radio Sapientia in the link above is the Roman Catholic FM radio station in Uganda.

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  • Create a life of prosperity, ease and abundance

How you feel about wealth creates a magnetic energy field that attracts similar circumstances and people into your life.  With subliminal brain wave therapy, your mind relaxes into heightened states of receptivity where messages of abundant prosperity are effortlessly absorbed.  As the messages are received and retained by your subconscious mind, you'll radiate an energy field that attracts money and wealth to you.  Your new beliefs about wealth begin attracting ideas, people and happy coincidences that support you in making prosperity a living, breathing reality in your life.

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  1. Amazing Review by Milad

    I did a experiment on myself that consisted of listening to the headphones version at least twice a day and at most three. I made sure that one of those times was when I was falling asleep. What I noticed about this after doing it for a month is that you become more positive. You start to think of ways to make money, not in a state of desperation but in a state of curiousity and fun. When I stopped to focus on classes, I noticed that my feelings were no longer encouraging wealth building. Before I was getting money from parents or getting more hours at work etc, but all of a sudden my mind and it seemed my reality were totally different. Please give this a shot, I know I will be returning to it! Thank You Kelly Howell you are doing great work! (Posted on 4/29/12)

  2. Wow Review by Hannah

    Okay, so I've only listened to the CD once and already I FEEL different. I feel light hearted and alert! I know something great is on its way to me! Will update again!

    Thank you so much!!!! (Posted on 3/23/11)

  3. Perfect Review by Pat

    I purchased this and it made a difference immediately! It is truly amazing. I highly recommend for anyone struggling with finances. I purchased secrets of attracting wealth after this one but this to me is the better meditation. (Posted on 1/26/11)

  4. I don't think I'd be able to pay the bills without it Review by Kiki

    Maybe my summary sounds dramatic, but being the single support of a family of four, two members of which have special health needs which can be time-consuming and energy reducing, no to mention expensive, I was astounded at the extra emotional support this subliminal recording has given me to stay focused at work and not so worried that I stress by clients out in addition to myself. I've noticed that miraculously the way even a dire month financially turned itself around if I faithfully listen to the tapes. I don't know how this works, but it does. The ability to let money flow freely in or out and not worry was hard for me, I'd just obsess on the negative and now I don"t. Even my family has noticed a difference. I've been pretty faithful with my meditation for about 6 months and really kind of tracking the results. In this economy, I know these audios have really helped me make it through. I highly recommend Kelly's product line (my first purchase was at least 15 years ago), but especially this one. I have a collected a library of Brain Sync products and really enjoy each aspect, but this is the only one on which I've taken the time to leave a comment. It works, try it. (Posted on 9/17/10)

  5. A powerful tool in recovering the manifestation of your truest potential Review by Awesome.

    The concepts on which this CD is based are nothing new. It reflects time tested ancient knowledge that has been around for thousands of years. It simply resurfaces now and then in a different package. The subconsious mind is powerful and is always a part of every creative effort. As we go through life, we make agreements about the things we experience. These agreements are at the foundation of our belief systems. Often, however, our beliefs are self limiting and often act to sabotage our right to a healthy and prosperous life full of joy and peace. By accessing our subconcious mind where many of these beliefs are lodged, we can "reprogram" ourselves and undo destructive and limiting beliefs about our selves. By this we can unleash the power of our truest potential. Kelly Howell's meditative techniques offer us powerful tools to do just that. It took years to build the self limiting structures that manifest themselves in an unfulfilled and a life with lack. It will take time to undo this and with proper guidance and the right tools we can get there. This CD provides a relatively fast way to do that but we have to be patient and kind to ourselves. In time, as the destructive limiting beliefs dissolve, you will find that your faith grows to be placed on recovering your personal freedom,confidence and happiness. Be kind to yourself and give yourself time. In time you will see the results. (Posted on 9/5/10)

  6. My phone is ringing off the hook! Review by Sharon G

    I have been listening to this every morning for about a month. I had been very stressed about my business and about money.

    My results were almost immediate. Within days, I was getting calls from inactive clients, referral sources, new business. New clients were finding me on websites, driving down the street, everywhere. It's been amazing and fun. (Posted on 7/13/10)

  7. Quintessential Kelly Howell! Review by Adonya

    I love how the affirmations are delivered in this meditation. The tonal overlays of the beautiful music with Kelly's soothing voice are very relaxing, and I am immediately put at ease and into a deeper state of mind.

    This one should definitely be in your music library! (Posted on 6/19/10)

  8. Priceless! Review by Charles Dunbar

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    I've been buying subliminals from you since you sold tapes and my first tape was "Brain Power". My most recent purchase was the "Attract Wealth" cd. It is awesome. Thanks for you dedication. (Posted on 2/23/10)

  9. Attract Wealth Review by Rebecca

    I have used Brain Sync for many years. I over came Chronic Fatigue Syndrome using 2 tapes from Kelly Howell so I know the power. I use Brain Sync music everyday as I work on my computer. I just recently got this Attract Wealth and it is the most powerful of all. I have the most amazing visualizations with this music of any of the programs I have ever used. This is by far a very, very powerful program. (Posted on 6/2/09)

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This recording contains the following subliminal messages on both tracks:

  • My mind is open to the infinite supply of wealth; I allow it to flow freely and generously in my life.
  • Money is good. Money is energy. Money flows to me easily.
  • The Universe is my benefactor. I am fully supported making money doing what I love to do.
  • I deserve happiness, ease and abundance. I deserve prosperity.
  • The more I enjoy life and contribute to the lives of others, the more money I make.
  • I am richly rewarded for all that I give. I love my life.
  • New sources of prosperity flow into my life with grace and ease.
  • I attract ideal circumstances and opportunities to increase my net worth. I am a magnet for money.
  • Money comes to me through expected channels and unexpected channels.
  • Everything in my life flows perfectly. There is so much to be grateful for.
  • Prosperity is everywhere at all times. I claim my right to a prosperous life.
  • I am building a strong financial foundation that supports all of my life.
  • I am sensible with money and manage it wisely.
  • Opportunities to succeed abound. Everything I need to generate wealth is available to me right now.
  • I am aligned with love, truth and integrity. I am divinely guided in all my affairs.
  • Through the great law of attraction, everything I need for my work and fulfillment comes to me.
  • Even now, the answers to all my needs are speeding their way to me.

Theta Brainwaves Bar

Going deeper into a trance-like state of meditation, you enter the mysterious Theta state where brain activity slows almost to the point of sleep, but not quite. Theta is one of the more elusive and extraordinary realms you can explore. It is also known as the twilight state which you normally only experience fleetingly upon waking, or drifting off to sleep.

Dreamlike Imagery, Inspiration & Insight

In Theta, you are in a waking dream, receptivity is heightened and you are able to access knowledge and information that normally lies beyond your conscious awareness. As flashes of vivid imagery dance before your mind's eye, you may feel a "floating" sensation as your mind expands beyond the boundaries of your body. In this deeply relaxed state don't be surprised to receive sudden insights, inspiration or a sense of knowing.

Theta rests directly on the threshold of your subconscious. Advanced meditators are able to enter the Theta state and maintain it without falling to sleep. Theta meditation lowers blood pressure, releases endorphins, increases creativity and awakens extrasensory perception.

Theta also plays an important part in behavior modification programs and has been used in the treatment of drug and alcohol addiction. Because theta brainwave activity induces an "endorphin high" it can reduce the desire for mind altering substances. Also, because theta is associated with heightened receptivity, it is the ideal state to reprogram your mind with positive thoughts that assist in changing habits and behaviors.

Super Learning, Long-Term Memory and Self-Hypnosis

Theta is an ideal state for super learning, storing information in long term memory, re-programming your mind, dream recall, and self-hypnosis. The theta frequency is recognized as the gateway to learning and memory. What is learned in theta get's stored in long term memory. Children under the age of 5 learn more in their first few years of life, because they are primarily in the theta state.

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I’ve loved watching the first season of Million Dollar Decorators. For me it is fascinating to see Mary, Martyn, Kathryn, and Nate work with their clients and see how unique each client/decorator relationship is -- they run the gamut from impossible to deal with to totally deferent. Mary has a take charge attitude and knows how to get what she wants. The results speak for themselves -- Mary’s work is sensational and distinctly Mary. Martyn’s clients act as if Rudolph Valentino has entered the room when he shows up, and they let him do exactly as he pleases. His great skill is giving his clients exactly what they want while his work still maintains a characteristic Martyn flavor. Nathan's approach is very collaborative, and because he is so warm and a amicable he gets the best results in the gentlest manner. Kathryn’s casual, comfortable, vivacious rooms are a mirror to her personality. She has a joie de vivre that translates perfectly in her design style and method.

The finished product in any design is a direct reflection of the relationship between the client and designer. The completed Hungry Cat is a combination of my original design scheme and the client David Lentz’s revisions based on his own point of view. David is very specific about the way he wants things. He picked the art, barstools, outdoor chairs, tables, planters, sound-proofing, and changed the seating and table design in the bar.

They say “There are no great decorators, only great clients." The reality of our industry is that without our clients we are nothing. Our clients are our patrons. They supply the funds with which we get to create our visions. Of course when clients try to play designer the results are often less than ideal.

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I have sympathy for Tom, I probably shouldn't after his Vegas stint, but he just wants the support of his partner on what was a big weekend for him. Kristen was emotionally detached and rightly so, until she saw him perform, but that's not life is it? You can't base your relationship on the few minutes of pride you feel when he is on stage! This path they are on becomes even bumpier. . .just keep watching.

As usual Stassi is sucked back in by Jax who always endeavors to fight for what he can't have; gently trying to cajole her back into what was a pretty dysfunctional relationship.  Their is a love between the two that I think surprises even them sometimes.

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Last night our friends Paule and Warnoud came over with their daughter Faela.  You may have heard me mention Faela a few times.  Cutie patootie that can talk the hind leg off a mule?  Ring a bell?  I am so completely enamored with this child, I almost pushed her parents out the door and kept her all to myself.  I was just worried that Warnoud might refuse to ever make his creme brulee for us again, so I reluctantly let them take her.

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Sweet, isn’t she?

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The Melty Face.

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The Cheek Squasher.

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The “Eye Spy”.

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The Wacky Winker…

Oh and my most favorite of all…

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The only way I could get her to smile or do any pretty photos was with the promise of first taking as many wacky photos of her as I could.  I even tried to get a cute one of us together, some came out blurry because I couldn’t stop laughing.

OK Faela, now show us your mad face! I say to her…

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Well done!

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If you can’t beat them, join them, right??

Ok, now a normal one, smile pretty!

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Yeah right, dream on!  MAGIC HANDS!!!

Oh Faela, I love you so, you crazy crazy girl!

P.S. I also love her parents, just in case they were feeling left out!

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    The offer still stands. You can borrow her for a couple of weeks :)

    • Yes but you guys KNOW I love you and you don’t let me take crazy weird photos of you :P If you did I might make raving posts about you too! haha

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How do I get to Brighton?

Getting to Brighton is easy! Brighton is located at the top of Big Cottonwood Canyon, just 35 minutes southeast of downtown Salt Lake City and the Salt Lake International Airport.

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Can I park my motor home in your parking lot overnight?

We do not have any overnight parking at Brighton. With the amount of snowfall we get each season, we have to have an empty parking lot to plow the snow each night.

Do you have Day Care?

YES! We now have Daycare. Go to our Daycare link for more information. or call: 435-649-9156 or 801-824-4133

Reservations are recommended for daycare as space is limited.

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What kind of things does your retail shop sell?

Outdoor clothing, goggles, hats, sunglasses, gloves, sunscreen, lip balm, Brighton logo items, etc.

Does Brighton have a Ski and/or Snowboarding Race Team?

Brighton has a Ski Team. For information check out the Race Team’s website at or call 801-205-3761.

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Do you have sledding or snowmobiling?

We do not offer sledding or snowmobiling.

Do you have a pipe and park?

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In order to ride the advanced MY-O-MY Park, you must be PEEP certified. (“PEEP” Pipe Etiquette & Education Program)

Register on-line or at the Sports Desk on the 3rd floor of the Brighton Center.

There is a $10 processing fee for the PEEPs Pass. It is good for the whole season and will have your photo on it. You must wear your PEEPs pass to ride in the MY-O-MY park. It is non-transferable!

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Do your chair lifts have restraint bars?

All of our chair lifts have drop down bars with the option to be used as a foot rest or restraining bars. They are all quad chairs except our learner lift, Explorer. It is a triple chair with a restraining bar.

Do you have night skiing?

Yes, we have night skiing every night except Sundays.
It is from 4 p.m. – 9 p.m. Night skiing starts after we have enough snow to cover all obstacles, usually mid-December. Night skiing ends in early April, depending on snow cover.

Do you have seasonal locker rentals?

Yes, contact the Sports Desk (ext. 220) for locker information.

What happens if I come up and forgot my seasons pass?

Sorry, but you will have to pay full price for your day pass.

How long does it take to get to Brighton from the airport?

Plan on at least an hour from the airport, up Big Cottonwood Canyon to Brighton.

Do you have bus shuttles up Big Cottonwood Canyon?

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How can I find out about road conditions requiring Chains, 4 Wheel Drive, and Canyon Closures?

In an effort to better serve ski resort patrons, the County Sheriff’s Office has established several email/text alert systems to better communicate road closures and general issues pertaining to the Big and Little Cottonwood Canyon areas.

Click here for canyon alerts

Boy Scout Merit Badges: Do you have instructors who can pass off Snow Sports Merit Badges?

We have just started a new Merit Badge program. The Scouts need to be good, strong, intermediate skiers or boarders and understand the merit badge pamphlet and workbook BEFORE they come to the assessment.

Assessment classes are held on Thursday nights and Saturday afternoon by appointment only.

For more information on the Scout Program, please call the Sliding Academy and talk with Kathy Miner 801-532-4731 ext. 247

Do you have Mountain Hosts?

Yes. To answer all your questions.

The Mountain Hosts no longer provide tours per a change in company policy.

Where do I get a trail map?

Click here to view the trailmap.

Trail maps are also available at our ticket booths and at the sports desk.

What are your days/hours of operation?

Seven days a week from mid-November through mid-April.

Daily Hours: 9 am – 4 pm

Night skiing: 4 – 9 pm Monday through Saturday early December through March.

How much snow do you get?

The mountain averages 500 inches of snow a winter. The snow is traditionally light, fluffy and dry making it a paradise for riders and skiers. Brighton is located directly in the path of winter storms and it is also at the very top of Big Cottonwood Canyon so it gets the very best of the “greatest snow on earth,” and lots of it.

The daily snow totals are on the top of every page.

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Remembering Pepsi Tate

Tigertailz bassist Pepsi Tate died yesterday after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. While Tigertailz never reached major star status in the American Glam Metal community, they were fairly well known in their native U.K. Anyone who is a fan of the band knows that Pepsi Tate was Tigertailz.

They had the biggest hair of any Glam band, this side of Nitro. Crunchy guitars and big vocals are a Tigertailz trademark.

The band just released Thrill Pistol, a comeback of sorts. Their most famous release is Bezerk, which features the song "Love Bomb Baby."

Here's the video for "Love Bomb Baby."

How much longer before we find a cure for cancer?

***Suggested reading: Thrill Pistol (Interview with Tigertailz drummer Matt Blakout, July 2, 2007).

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Cancer - You think we would have beaten this one by now. :/
I was hoping he would be able to beat it.
September 19, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterMetal Mark
This is really sad news...Pepsi Tate, R.I.P.
September 19, 2007 | Unregistered CommenteraXe mAn
I remember that they were supposed to play at Rocklahoma. I wish they had so I would have gotten to see them with Pepsi. This is very sad news.
September 19, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterRachel
i will be going to the rememberance service at the point if cardiff later. RIP Pepsi!
September 27, 2007 | Unregistered Commenteriheartglam
wow tat is sad
he had my middle name lol
dyan tate
February 8, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterDirtyPistolero
Just found your site through Glamnation.
Pepsi was a top bloke - it was so sad - i met him when the original line up played in Scotland - they had just released 'young and crazy' i was a 15 year old kid and was hangin about outside the venue - Pepsi took us inside as it was damn cold - he got us our records signed etc and posed for some pics and a few drinks to get us ready for the gig.
Sad loss - i listen to tailz quite a bit and i allways remember.
February 12, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterRed6ixx
I have tortured various friends w/ the "Young and Crazy" album for 20 years...I almost had "Fall in love again" as my wedding song... I didnt know Pepsi, but I loved hi s image, writing ability, and unbelievable Kerrang stuff....You will be missed..
March 27, 2008 | Unregistered Commenterbuzz

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'Blind' tram driver 'unusual' but safe, says Yarra Trams

Caroline Zielinski

A Melbourne tram driver who was spotted driving with the windscreen blind pulled almost all the way down in Melbourne's east has been investigated before for his "unsual" driving style.

Yarra Trams spokeswoman Melanie Lim - commenting after a passenger photographed the driver in action last Friday - said the company is "aware of the driving style of this driver and has previously investigated the safety of his driving".

Maria Lindsey, who was travelling on a tram from North Balwyn to the city at 7.15am last Friday, photographed the driver hunched over the controls and apparently struggling to see out through the gap at the bottom of the window.

“There was 10 to 12 centimetres of which he could see through, max,” Ms Lindsey told radio station 3AW.

“It was the most ridiculous thing.”

The passenger said she had “never seen anything like that”, and had to take a photo so people would believe her.

Ms Lindsey said a “lot of people took a second look or shook their heads as if to say, ‘what a twit.’”

“I did think it was dangerous - if someone got in front of him, he just wouldn’t [have] seen it.”

She said the driver spent the majority of the trip looking out of the side windows, “and not even looking where he he was supposed to be going”.

"Not only was he a danger to all the passengers on the tram, but also to the drivers on the road,” Ms Lindsey said.

Ms Lindsey said that when she got off at the Bridge and Punt roads stop, the blind was still down.

Yarra Trams' Melanie Lim said the company "takes all safety issues very seriously ... [and that] any type of behaviour that is not considered safe by our passengers is an issue".

However, Ms Lim said that while the tram driver, who has worked for Yarra Trams since 1986,  had an "unusual" driving style, "it was within acceptable safety standards".

"Yarra Trams stands by the outcome of its previous investigation, [and] we are working with the driver to improve his understanding of customer service and driving styles," she said.

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Christmas random breath tests down on last year

The annual police Christmas crackdown on drink-driving has begun on a relatively quiet note, with just 28 per cent of the number of random breath tests performed on the operation's first day compared to last year's operation.

But Acting Assistant Commissioner Mike Keating said the dramatic reduction in first-day testing – from 18,062 to 5155 – was not a sign of relaxation from the Queensland Police Service.

"Statistics are always difficult to match up," he said.

"What you see there is the start period of the campaign last year was on a weekend, where this year it was on a Monday, so you will see that balance out over time."

On day one of the Christmas road safety campaign last year, 123 people were caught drink-driving. This year, that number was just 43.

There were 88 drug tests last year, with nine coming back positive. Monday's 43 roadside drug tests are yet to be analysed.

But motorists have not escaped the notice of Queensland's speed cameras, with 2597 photographs taken on Monday, compared to 2081 on day one of the Christmas campaign last year.

"You can expect to see a whole range of activities over the next few days in relation to random breath testing," Mr Keating said.

"I was breath tested myself this morning as I moved around the city.

"...I was driving through the city outbound on Kelvin Grove Road this morning and there was a large random breath testing point.

"It was great to see so many police active and it sends a very strong message to the community that no matter where you are or what you're doing you could well be stopped for a random breath test.

"I'm pleased to say I was allowed to move on my way, as every other motorist seemed to be."

Mr Keating said Christmas was a salient reminder of the cost of road accidents.

"We know in this state this year that 269 people have died on our roads – that's around 270 families that won't have those loved ones join them for Christmas and that's a tragic and sad situation," he said.

"So we would ask people to exercise good judgment, to travel safely. Road safety is their responsibility every day."

At the same time last year, 277 people had lost their lives on Queensland roads. At the end of 2012, Queensland's road toll stood at 280.

  • The REAL reason they have cut down on the number of RBTs is because they COST money (ie they are revenue negative and tie up many officers and other expensive equipment). They spend more time with their speed detection revenue raising devices, which end up being revenue positive. It doesn't matter to them that a drunk driver is more dangerous than a speeding driver, or the fact that only 5% of accidents have some kind of speed-related cause.

    It has *nothing* to do with road safety, but *everything* to do with costs and revenue.

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    December 24, 2013, 2:07PM
    • Tom of qld - if you can do a better job than the qld police then may I suggest you don their uniform and let us see if you can do a better job. Relax Tom the QPS is doing their best on keeping the roads safe. May I suggest that you enjoy Christmas and smile a little it might help alleviate your anger lol.

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      December 24, 2013, 11:57PM
      • Terry .. Tom is not angry . . he is just stating the facts plain and simple. RBT's do not raise revenue .. Speed Cameras do. Obviously the Police have been told to cut costs and get some cash in. So hence less RBT's and more Cameras and Radars.

        Sick of Revenue Raising.
        Date and time
        December 25, 2013, 10:41PM
    • Imagine if they caught a drunken speeding bikie...what kind of bonus would they get for that?!

      Date and time
      December 25, 2013, 8:13PM
      • Tom of QLD, I would suggest that 95% of crashes have speed as a factor.

        The speed that you or the other vehicle involved are travelling is the decisive factor in the amount of time you have to avoid an accident.

        Think of it this way. If you are following another car and are 20m behind this vehicle and it slams on its brakes and you don't have time to stop and collide then the speed you were travelling was too fast to stop in time given the circumstances.

        Reaction times cause most accidents, once something goes wrong do you have time to react and avoid the situation?

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        December 26, 2013, 8:43AM
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Meet Meshworm, the most insidious robot yet

Meet Meshworm, the latest robot from the big brains at MIT, Harvard, and Seoul National University.

He's a little fellow, about the length of your hand and he inches along the ground, nice and slow, like an oversized robotic maggot.

But while Meshworm can't move quickly, or really do anything much as of yet, he also can't be stopped easily. Step on him and he springs right back to his former shape, creeping along in his weird little way.

Bang him over the head with a hammer, and he won't mind. He flattens out for a moment, and then resumes his creeping.

In some ways, the soft little robot that can't be stopped is almost the most insidious robot we've ever seen.

But what's actually cool about Meshworm, and the reason that DARPA has supported the project, is because it shows one way to engineer a soft robotic system. And soft robotic systems, which are less rigid and more malleable than those fancy hunks of metal robots we're used to seeing, may be more capable of navigating rough terrain or maneuvering into tight spaces.

"You can throw [Meshworm] and it won't collapse," Sungbae Kim, a professor of mechanical engineering at MIT and one of the researchers on the project, said in a statement. "Most mechanical parts are rigid and fragile at small scale, but the parts in Meshworms are all fibrous and flexible."

Meshworm's movements are based on the principles of peristalsis - the type of locomotion that allows earthworms, snails, and sea cucumbers to get from one place to another. It involves the alternating squeezing and stretching of muscles along the length of their bodies. Our own gastrointestinal tracts use the same type action to push food into our stomachs.

To mimic this movement, the researchers created a tubular body made of a soft polymer mesh that has similar properties to a spring. The artificial muscle groups were created using a nickel-titanium alloy that changes its flexibility based on temperature. To create the moving action, a circuit board and small battery in the mesh tube heat up one section of the titanium alloy, causing it to squeeze the tube and push the robot forward.

The key here is that all parts of the robot are soft. "The muscles are soft, the body is soft ... we're starting to show some body-morphing capability," said Kim.

Huggable robots, we eagerly await your arrival. But we hope you're cuter than an earthworm.

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Audrey I. Richards

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Audrey I. Richards, in full Audrey Isabel Richards   (born July 8, 1899London, Eng.—died June 29, 1984, near Midhurst, West Sussex), English social anthropologist and educator known chiefly for her researches among several eastern African peoples, especially the Bemba. She did fieldwork in Northern Rhodesia (Zambia), Uganda, and the Transvaal. Among her subjects of study were social psychology, food culture, nutrition, agriculture, land use, and economic organization.

Richards spent much of her youth in India, where her father served on the Viceroy’s Council. She received her M.A. from Newnham College, Cambridge, in 1928 and studied with Bronisław Malinowski at the London School of Economics (Ph.D., 1929), where she later taught (1931–32, 1935–37). She also taught at the University of Witwatersrand, S.Af. (1938–40), London University (1946–50), Makerere College, Uganda (1950–56), and the University of Cambridge (1956–67), where she founded and directed the Centre for African Studies. Her works include Hunger and Work in a Savage Tribe (1932); Land, Labour and Diet in Northern Rhodesia (1939); Chisungu: A Girl’s Initiation Ceremony Among the Bemba of Northern Rhodesia (1956), a pioneering study of female initiation; and The Multicultural States of East Africa (1969). She was made a Companion of the Order of the British Empire (C.B.E.) in 1955.

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Micronesian culture

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