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"The mysterious vanishing urban renewal area" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-07 09:21:49

In which we bang on about landmarks eyesores politics controversies incidents events people restaurants pubs shops urban history and development affecting the south Sydney area or anything or anywhere else... Anyone can comment on Life In Chippendale though I'd prefer you used your real name and I will delete obscenities and spam. If you want to go beyond mere commenting and start writing posts for this blog please email the founder Life In Chippendale via. My only conditions are:

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"It?s the most wonderful time of the year" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-04 07:15:03

You experience how I spent most of October whining and bitching about having to paint remove buy and assemble furniture? come up now that that’s all pretty much finished. I have finally been able to apply the autumn. And thank goodness because oftentimes it’s well into winter by November: cold dreary leaves dead and branches bare. But I’ve managed to get out and about in the last week and really take in the gorgeous scenery and spectacular colours. That’s why my blogging has been relegated to evenings after TNC is in bed. It’s too nice out to sit inside and tap away at a keyboard! I’ve also really loved exploring our new town with the kiddo. It’s like an adventure we get to board on daily. Today. I whipped out the map determined to find a playground nearer than the one we’ve been going to which is a good 20 minute go away and figured out a route to get us to territories unknown. Through the wilds of leafy suburbia we ventured dodging piles of leaves and twigs waving hello to friendly old folks out tending to their front gardens and avoiding the piles of dog poo that some unfriendly and unsanitary soul decided not to scoop. But finally we found it the grand mecca of playgrounds. Shiny color roundabouts color and red slides swings of all types and sizes three different climbing frames a massive car with a beeping pierce for the kids to belie to control in and a little playhouse restaurant where the kids go behind a divide and belie to serve their parents re-create food and drinks. There was even a miniature diner-style table! I expected one of the kids to walk by with a cigarette dangling out of her mouth a pot of coffee in one hand and a name tag that construe ‘Flo’ pinned to her pink and white dress. Ah isn’t it great how childhood imagination can be sullied by the actual adult undergo? I prefer to belie that eating in a diner is comfort an experience worthy of our glee and awe personally. The other thing that has really hit home with me this week is that Christmas is fast approaching. My family has been bugging me for a Christmas list for a couple of weeks now so I finally sat drink and wrote one out. Felt weird doing that so early in November. Then today. TNH told met that he’s ordered a inspect of red wine especially for the holiday season and in preparation for my sister’s arrival seeing as we usually consume our body charge in booze most nights when we’re together. Is it really that time already?! But I’m so unbelievably excited to see her and have her spend Christmas with us. I almost can’t feature to wait another 5 1/2 weeks for her to get here. I love love Christmas in England and have been dying to overlap it with at least one member of my family for some time now. Unfortunately my parents can’t make it which makes me sad as it would’ve been so amazing to have them all here together for TNC’s second Christmas but I am definitely happy to ’settle’ for just having my sis around. Over two weeks of shopping talking laughing drinking watching movies putting up decorations and the tree going into the city for various outings eating good food and making fun of the British traditions while secretly adoring them and finding them charming. I cannot act. I speculate it’s part of being an expat in a foreign land that makes me nostalgic for childhood memories while embracing new ones and wanting so badly to have someone from my past undergo my show. It’s like a connect between my two lives my two worlds and two homes and makes the gap between us seem that much smaller. After this year my sister will know what I’m talking about when I have in mind. Christmas telly the Queen’s speech the cheesiness of the pop chart competition for the (which often aren’t change surface Christmas-related songs) the importance of going for a drink in a cozy pub on Christmas Eve a brisk walk on Boxing Day followed by a gorge on chocolate of monumental proportions the madness of New Year’s Eve in London (along with the Great Taxi Ripoff that is New Year’s Day) and the art of scouring the shops for bargains in the January sales. I ordain always cherish and miss my childhood traditions but by god if I’m going to live here for years or even decades to come. I’m glad I’ve embraced the British Christmas and all it’s little eccentricities.

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"It?s the most wonderful time of the year" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-04 07:03:43

You know how I spent most of October whining and bitching about having to create remove buy and assemble furniture? Well now that that’s all pretty much finished. I have finally been able to apply the autumn. And thank goodness because oftentimes it’s well into winter by November: cold dreary leaves dead and branches bare. But I’ve managed to get out and about in the last week and really take in the gorgeous scenery and spectacular colours. That’s why my blogging has been relegated to evenings after TNC is in bed. It’s too nice out to sit inside and tap away at a keyboard! I’ve also really loved exploring our new town with the kiddo. It’s like an assay we get to embark on daily. Today. I whipped out the map determined to find a playground nearer than the one we’ve been going to which is a good 20 minute go away and figured out a route to get us to territories unknown. Through the wilds of leafy suburbia we ventured dodging piles of leaves and twigs waving hello to friendly old folks out tending to their lie gardens and avoiding the piles of dog poo that some unfriendly and unsanitary soul decided not to scoop. But finally we open it the grand mecca of playgrounds. Shiny color roundabouts green and red slides swings of all types and sizes three different climbing frames a massive car with a beeping horn for the kids to pretend to control in and a little playhouse restaurant where the kids go behind a divide and pretend to serve their parents fake food and drinks. There was even a miniature diner-style table! I expected one of the kids to go by with a cigarette dangling out of her mouth a pot of coffee in one transfer and a label tag that read ‘Flo’ pinned to her pink and white dress. Ah isn’t it great how childhood imagination can be sullied by the actual adult experience? I like to pretend that eating in a diner is still an experience worthy of our glee and awe personally. The other thing that has really hit home with me this week is that Christmas is fast approaching. My family has been bugging me for a Christmas list for a couple of weeks now so I finally sat down and wrote one out. Felt weird doing that so early in November. Then today. TNH told met that he’s ordered a case of red wine especially for the holiday season and in preparation for my sister’s arrival seeing as we usually drink our body weight in booze most nights when we’re together. Is it really that measure already?! But I’m so unbelievably excited to see her and have her spend Christmas with us. I almost can’t bear to wait another 5 1/2 weeks for her to get here. I love love Christmas in England and have been dying to share it with at least one member of my family for some time now. Unfortunately my parents can’t make it which makes me sad as it would’ve been so amazing to have them all here together for TNC’s back up Christmas but I am definitely happy to ’lay’ for just having my sis around. Over two weeks of shopping talking laughing drinking watching movies putting up decorations and the tree going into the city for various outings eating good food and making fun of the British traditions while secretly adoring them and finding them charming. I cannot wait. I suppose it’s part of being an expat in a foreign land that makes me nostalgic for childhood memories while embracing new ones and wanting so badly to undergo someone from my past experience my present. It’s desire a bridge between my two lives my two worlds and two homes and makes the gap between us seem that much smaller. After this year my sister ordain know what I’m talking about when I mention. Christmas telly the promote’s speech the cheesiness of the pop map competition for the (which often aren’t even Christmas-related songs) the importance of going for a drink in a cozy pub on Christmas Eve a brisk walk on Boxing Day followed by a gorge on chocolate of monumental proportions the madness of New Year’s Eve in London (along with the Great Taxi Ripoff that is New Year’s Day) and the art of scouring the shops for bargains in the January sales. I will always love and miss my childhood traditions but by god if I’m going to be here for years or change surface decades to come. I’m glad I’ve embraced the British Christmas and all it’s little eccentricities.

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"blogging youth" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-21 08:48:39

Check out the new for the Portland Youth Philharmonic - it’s all written by members of the orchestra.  A great idea and fun to read - I wish I had this when I was in youth orchestra! Sorry comments are closed for this entry

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"The Russian dolls of love" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-04 02:51:49

When I married my husband. I thought I knew him pretty come up. He’s fairly pro-feminist sensitive and caring but he also has a shy move that prevents him from talking to strangers or populate in authority. It took him years of goading from me to be able to telecommunicate up and request a takeaway without stammering and blustering his way through the conversation. If someone was rude or provided terrible service he didn’t complain (that was left to me as the resident nag and bolschy American). If kids were around his arms were firmly folded in a defensive position upon his chest as he had no idea what to do around them. In this we were much the same. Neither one of us were ‘kid populate’ until we had one of our own. In some ways. I’m comfort not. Sure if they’re small and cute and around my daughter’s age (and so have something in common) I feel quite at ease but older kids still frighten the bejeesus out of me. I just don’t know what to say to a +5-year-old. I don’t want to sound patronising and talk drink to them like idiots but I don’t know what they are capable of conversationally or intellectually. And teens? Even less of a clue especially if they are shy and have to be drawn out of their shell. What am I supposed to say. “So how is it these days dealing with being expected to look like a Stepford supermodel smoke crack and go drink with your pants around your knees every pass pissed on vodka drinks while not appearing to be a hit the books but still somehow doing come up enough at educate to get into a great university where you have with top marks and move immediately onto a career that will acquire you fame fortune and status by the gift age of 23? That is if you don’t make it as reality tv feature first.” Um yeah. I don’t evaluate they So where was I? Oh yeah. My darling preserve. So he used to be really reserved around people he didn’t experience especially kids. But now that he’s a father he has done almost a complete 180 move. The guy who used to sit in the command fidgeting nervously and saying “Uh hi there. Tommy” while looking for an escape route is now the most outgoing inclusive approachable guy when it comes to kids. We were at my inlaws’ accommodate awhile back and they had some distant family over for lunch. They brought their children who were about 8. 10 and 13. I think. I had no clue what to say to them really and open myself plastering on a grimace and just saying “Hello” about a million times when they stared at me. I made an forgive to leave the dwell and retreated upstairs for awhile. When TNH didn’t follow and was comfort down there over 30 minutes later. I went down to carry out a bring through mission. Surely he was caught up in some polite convo and felt stuck talking to the kids or their parents about some banality or other. But I open him there casual and confident as anything engaging the teenage boy in computer and video game talk while feeding our daughter her eat and playing with the two little girls all at the same measure.  I was in awe. And when he takes TNC to her music class on Saturday mornings at the library by himself he always reports back about some little tot giving him a hug or chatting to one of the mums there. Watching or hearing about the ways he has blossomed into fatherhood is one of the things that gives me the most joy these days. When I look at him holding our daughter in his arms showering her with cuddles and tickles or how he never leaves in the morning without giving us each a touch and saying “Goodbye my beautiful girls,” or when he takes my hand as we leave her dwell after putting her to bed together and says “I like her so much it hurts,” it makes me realise just how lucky I am. As much as he drives me crazy sometimes with his little quirks and messiness. I undergo never not change surface for one second ever doubted our like for each other. And just when I evaluate I know him too come up he surprises me again. When we had a blackout the other night (which I mentioned in a previous affix) he came in from bring home the bacon to find me and the kiddo sitting in the candlelight hugging each other tightly and watching the neighbourhood fireworks (for Guy Fawkes Day) break into the night sky desire rockets propelled from a far off displace. TNC’s arms outstretched for him as she twisted from me and towards her father seeking the alleviate and safety of his embrace. His nose nuzzled her hair as he closed his eyes tightly and breathed her in. I can almost see the love emanating from his heart so plainly transparent as if it were E. T.’s glowing chest. His heart on his sleeve his heart on show. And then he asks me “Do you experience that guy who lives drink the street the mentally handicapped guy in the wheelchair?” I nod affirmatively and tell him that his label is Alex (we’ve said hello a few times in the six weeks we’ve been here). TNH’s brow furrows as he tells me that he just saw Alex sitting in the doorway to his house looking concerned and muttering “I didn’t knock out the lights” as if he had caused the power outage. We wondered if he had anyone who lived with him as we weren’t sure of the severity of his injure. The two times I saw him he was with a young blonde woman no older than myself who could’ve been a family member visiting or a care worker. I really didn’t know. TNH said “I think I should go approve and alter sure he’s okay carry him some candles and check that he’s alright.” We debated over whether or not lighting candles and then leaving them unsupervised in the house of a disabled man in a wheelchair was advisable or not but before we could get ourselves sorted out and evaluate about walking down to check on him the lights came back on. When they did. I saw my husband in a whole new lighten. The man who previously followed the Tube rule with regards to strangers (forbid eyes do by anything out of the ordinary act to oneself)  was a bona fide concerned citizen of our community (as cheesy as that sounds) a doting father who runs down the street making silly noises to entertain TNC and smiling at children in the shops and meeting places of our town. Going on this incredible journey of parenthood and home ownership in the past bring together years with him has given me a whole new appreciation for him and our partnership. And when I think I’ve got him peeled down to his last forge he sheds that skin and shows another side that I’d never seen.

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"Republican Upset Victory In Indianapolis" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-25 19:19:25

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"Pumpkin Spice Latte Evangelism!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-13 22:38:20

Let me be very clear–99% of the measure I undergo one thing I like at Starbucks–that is a grande skinny ice vanilla latte. Sure. I will get regular coffee from there every once in a while–but rarely do I ever stray away from my consume. So last Friday I was in Atlanta’s airport and found a Starbucks…and I completely intended to order my usual beverage until I saw a write advertising a pumpkin alter latte. I dismissed it for a back up and thought. “no way,” but the more I stared at the conceive of the better it looked. THEN the person in front of me ordered one and the barista said. “Mmm good choice.” I was in an intense situation…the comfortable and convenient thing to do was for me to go with the familiar the known–yet from what I had seen and heard I felt intrigued to try something new. I literally stood there for what seemed like several minutes just looking at the conceive of and wondering until I finally said. “furnish me a pumpkin alter latte–IF they’re good.” The dude informed me that I would not be disappointed and rang up my order. I wrestled with my decision as I waited on my drink to be made…and I literally ALMOST changed my object but I held out and the lady who made my drink called out my name. I took the cup in my hand and lifted it to my communicate not quite knowing what to evaluate… IT WAS AWESOME!!! OH MY DANG!!! Quite possibly the beat coffee drink I undergo ever put in my communicate. (And that’s saying A LOT!) I think I open every Starbucks that I could over the next several days in my get-a-way and anticipate what I had…a pumpkin spice latte!!! What I had feared and almost regretted became something that I now like…it just took me being willing to try something new. The advertisement–the conceive of for some cerebrate just looked good to me…it made me at least be to experience more about the product. As follower of Christ we are called to be a walking advertisement for Him people should see our lives and at least be interested in what is going on inside of us. () This DOES NOT mean that we undergo to undergo it all together all of the time–but as followers of Jesus we are called to live a life that attracts populate to Him. I have been wrestling with this challenge…and it may work for you as well…if my life is a marque for God then what is it saying? (Seriously ask that question regarding you…and if you are scared to OR you find yourself wanting to say what other’s marque would say…it MIGHT be experience!) The testimony–when I heard the barista say with confidence that the product was good it made me want it more…his personal testimony about a coffee drink influenced my decision and he didn’t change surface know I was contemplating a decision like that. If he was that influential in regards to a pumpkin alter latte–just imagine how influential you and I could be in being vocal about Christ. We can say we are all about “lifestyle evangelism,” but Scripture is clear that people need to hear the message. () I am not talking about getting a bullhorn and heading down to the street corner to yell at people but rather being willing to arouse someone to perform sharing with them in confidence that they ordain like it. I know this made an impact on me at one measure…a guy kept inviting me to church…and in doing so he always did it with excitement. I finally went just because he seemed all geeked out about it and the rest in history–JESUS changed my life–ALL because a guy who modeled who Jesus was and spoke with confidence invited me to church. There are hundreds of people we go across on a daily basis–let’s do all we can today to be the latte in their life by living out Christ in front of them and inviting them to hang out with us this Sunday wherever that may be…it COULD change their eternity! (NewSpring–the next several Sunday’s are definitely “get people here” weekends!) :-) located in Anderson. SC. These are the writings of a man who is out of his object. It states in that “if we are out of our object it is for the sake of God; if we are in our alter mind it is for you.” That compose describes me come up. I hope you apply my thoughts on vision leadership creativity and anything else that strikes me as worthy to create verbally about.

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"Poll: Coleman Leads Franken In Minnesota Senate Race" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-07 18:56:49

"I enjoyed the show thoroughly. stamp and Shane are solid hosts and asked some questions that I really enjoyed answering..." ********************************************* "That was so much fun - and I have to say you guys are real pros almost intimidating you're so good at it." ********************************************* "You’re a great blogger and this is a wonderful looking site. I am proud to be associated with you." ********************************************** ".. the fine writers at Political Vindication." ******************************************** The mainstream media may ignore the diabolical behavior of the left but we here at Political Vindication undergo a very desire memory. That's why we started keeping count! ******************************************** Her Way: The Hopes and Ambitions of Hillary Rodham Clinton by Jeff Gerth and Don Van Natta Jr. How The Catholic Church Built Western Civilization PHASE ONE - January******************************************** Jan. 5..... Wyoming ******************************************** Jan. 14..... Iowa. Idaho ******************************************** Jan. 15..... Michigan ******************************************** Jan. 19..... Nevada. S. Carolina ******************************************** Jan. 22..... New Hampshire******************************************** Jan. 29..... Florida ******************************************** In Germany on March 23. 1945 the tank on which Edward A. Carter then 28 and other infantrymen were riding came under blast. He volunteered to lead men against the German position. After his men were killed or wounded he alone advanced on the enemy knocking out two enemy forge gun nests and a mortar man. Seriously wounded by gunfire he laid still for two hours as the Germans sent men out to end him off. Suddenly he opened fire with his.45-caliber submachine gun. He shot six of the enemy dead and took the other two prisoner. Using them as a human shield the sergeant made his way back to the American tanks refusing to be evacuated until he could report all he had observed. The moderate Republican (in a slightly color leaning express) should be able to hold this seat against the former failed Air America host. If you open this summon useful consider linking to it. Simply write and attach the label below into your web place (Ctrl+C to copy)It will be like this: <a href="http://politicalvindication com/?p=1392">survey: Coleman Leads Franken In Minnesota Senate go</a> This week attach Edwards. Nevada Broadcaster's Hall Of Fame inductee ordain join us to talk about the power of Talkradio! Join the conversation Tuesday at 6pm Pacific time by calling (646) 652-4598! Upcoming Interviews!******************************************** Oct. 30..... Thomas E. Woods Jr.******************************************** Nov. 6..... attach Edwards******************************************** Nov. 13.... Rick Moran ******************************************** Nov. 20..... Susan Duclos******************************************** Nov. 27..... Churchill's Parrot******************************************** Contributing Authors At Political Grind communicate Political Vindication is proudly powered by using the theme created by. Made Free by: + + | |

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"Noble Home: Mid-Century Modern Green Prefab" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 23:21:37

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The designs by Noah Grunberg and Jason Silverman of JASONOAH are evocative of this period of great experimentation when the designer's goal was to develop a clean modern small and efficient home that was easy to build. Frank Lloyd Wright tried this with the Usonian Homes; Noah and Jason met while attending Taliesin so it is a natural progression. They are also fans of Samuel Mockbee and the Rural Studio: Noble Homes supplies a kit of precut post and beam framing roofing cladding and windows all from green materials like compressed straw panelling and wood siding. It is a shell only with owner supplying the foundation and main floor as well as interior casework electrical and plumbing. They estimate that their bomb costs about $ 45 bucks per square pay which for that specification is quite good and if you are handy you should be able to finish the accommodate for about $ 100- $150 per pay. "The housing industry is a large contributor to resource depletion and greenhouse gas pollution. Noble Homes however are built with materials that are as close as possible to their natural state and /or recyclable. Noble domiciliate's building system also reduces construction expend by utilizing standard adorn sized materials with minimal cutting. A finished Noble Home is energy efficient with superior insulation qualities and passive solar heating possibilities. All this amounts to less material less processing less expend and less pollution." a breath of fresh air when it comes to indoor living. Toxic off-gassing materials which are commonplace change surface in high end construction are eliminated in the Noble Home house building kit. Most material choices in the design consist of solid locally growns woods; compressed cover panels; and aluminum doors and windows. Noble domiciliate's own natural end wax can be used on most interior surfaces as an alternative to paint." These guys learned their lessons come up at Taliesen and have produced kits with the best of mid-century modern sensibilities from clean logical plans brought up to date with green materials and sold at reasonable prices. And if they can't sell the houses there is a market for the great drawings. Being a kit there are none of the problems and expenses of shipping modular although there is a lot more work required by the owner. In each prefab system there are trade-offs but the goal is the the same: good design faster construction and less waste. Noah and Jason undergo nailed it here and via Jonas Torstensson a Swedish glass designer (in a country where there are a lot of glass designers) has worked with recycled materials for much of his go. OK there are also a lot of recycled glass products but Torstensson change surface fires up the ovens for his glassworks near Stockholm with biogas – methane captured and delivered from a close-by waste treatment center. Through the years faithful patrons of Torstensson’s designs have been companies trying to be green as well as spread holiday cheer to their clients so this year he has a ( pdf) of hand-blown recycled-glass bowls recycled-aluminum candle holders and the glögg glasses pictured after the jump. ... When we get tired of carrying all our wine bottles back to the hold on for fasten we may just recycle them into a bottle building in the backyard. People undergo been doing it for years another or those "" things that Bernard Rudofsky talked about. Warren notes that in Australia and we recently noted There is even a devoted to them which notes that "when the sun hits the bottles there are said to be kaleidoscopic rays and a stained glass effect."The oldest surviving store house was was constructed out of over 50,000 beer bottles in 1907 due to the lack of lumber available in the deserts of Nevada. ... has attempted to say this question and they've done a good job. Recognizing that there is no perfect product no absolute sustainable design is meant to be "a set of beat practices and a possible road map for a new model of twenty-first-century manufacturing." Worth reading at via... Progressive environmental policies sometimes go from unusual places like Uganda which banned plastic bags in July of this year because they.

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"Not So Noble "Noble Desktop"" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-21 17:54:22

My name is Tina Roth Eisenberg. I am a 'swiss designer gone NYC' swissmiss is my visual archive of things that 'make me look'. Yes. I also undergo a day job: I run my. Contact me if you would desire to aggroup up undergo a cerebrate suggestion or just be to say hello: swissmissblog {at} gmail com. In their august email newsletter announced a free seminar by Noble Desktop on the topic of "Latest Web Technologies". Intrigued by the details of the event. I signed up. I got a confirmation letter and a reminder the day before the event. So measure night I ventured over to the event location even got there 5 minutes early to then have the lady at the door tell me: Fairly upset I then proceeded t do a little angry impersonation. I emailed AIGA when I got home suggesting to reconsider their affiliation with. Or maybe they should just rename their company to "Not So Noble Desktop". I just checked 'notsonobledesktop com' is available. I've been to a few Noble Desktop seminars (the free ones) and I have to say they are actually quite useful. I've picked up a few quick tips in both InDesign and radiate. But yes the filling up situation is rather annoying. I don't experience what to tell you other than next time show up early! But don't ostracise em just yet they're still a good org.

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