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Dustin Fosnot's fine debut at Steven Wolf
The faintly disreputable air of Bay Area artist Dustin Fosnot's work may actually entice viewers conversant with modern and contemporary art, which has always had its seamy side. Resting on the floor...
2008-11-07 15:54:13
Brian J. O'Connor: Mattress is no place for a cash cushion
When it comes to where to put your money these days, it almost boils down to two choices: Beautyrest or Posturepedic
2008-11-07 12:02:50
House Tour: Ashley's Fun, Minimalist Apartment Washington, DC
Name: AshleyOccupation: Marketing and Communications CoordinatorLocation: Adams Morgan, Washington DCSize: about 570 sq.ft.Lived in: rented for 2 monthsHouse Style: apartment in a 1960s buildingAshley recently moved into her very own apartment in Adams Morgan. When she moved into the one bedroom apartment, she had little furniture. Ashley has been adding pieces that can be easily moved around, along with her art and accessories from her travels. She enjoys using sporadic spots of color throughout her home...>> Enter Gallery >> Enter GalleryAshley has carefully built up her home accessories and collections to minimize acquiring things. She frequently travels and has picked up posters from various countries, including Luxembourg, Vienna, and Belgium. During her move to DC from Austin, Ashley lost a box that had her extensive magnet collection. She has since been rebuilding the collection as she picks up new magnets on her travels.Ashley's other collections include her Hello Kitty accessories, like the toaster and clock given to her by her mom, and the avian accessories, like the owl and the Egyptian sculpture. Ashley's home reflects her fun personality, but manages to remain a clean and minimalist space.AT Survey:Style: minimalist with a mid-century twist.Inspiration: old movies, vintage clothes and accessories, bringing back knick-knacks from traveling that have meaning for me.Favorite Element: the parque floors.Biggest Challenge: the living room because every wall has something happening on it and the space if very narrow. I found a narrow couch so I wouldn't have to obstruct the walkways.Biggest Embarrassment: the mousetraps.Proudest Element: the European posters.Biggest Indulgence: the new couch.Proudest DIY: hanging the posters without tearing the walls in the process. Best Advice: keep it stark and simple.Dream Source: an urban garden. I don't have a porch here but would love to have shelves inside with 15 or more plants and grow more herbs.>> Enter GalleryRESOURCESFurniture: black and white chars and the bedroom table from The Hunted House; coffee table from a classmate in Austin; red living room tables and kitchen table and chairs from Ikea;Gus Modern Rochelle sofa from RCKNDY; bed from Mattress Discounters; medical clinic supply cabinet in bedroom from Ruff 'N Ready; dresser found on Craigslist.Lighting: Ikea.Artwork: posters from Luxembourg, Vienna, Belgium; posters framed by Gallery 2000 on 17th Street and a Michael's in Austin.Accessories: picture frames from Iceland; owl from Urban Outfitters; white Horus sculpture from Egypt; antique radio found on eBay; Target bedspread; Umbra floating bookshelf from RCKNDY; fish magnets hanging on bedroom wall from the Museum of Fine Art in Boston; Hello Kitty clock from my mom the lemon wedge lights up!; Urban Outfitters rug; bathroom accessories from a friend; magnet collection from various places.Thanks, Ashley!>> Enter Gallery
2008-11-07 04:00:00
House Tour: Ashley's Fun, Minamalist Apartment Washington, DC
Name: AshleyOccupation: Marketing and Communications CoordinatorLocation: Adams Morgan, Washington DCSize: about 570 sq.ft.Lived in: rented for 2 monthsHouse Style: apartment in a 1960s buildingAshley recently moved into her very own apartment in Adams Morgan. When she moved into the one bedroom apartment, she had little furniture. Ashley has been adding pieces that can be easily moved around, along with her art and accessories from her travels. She enjoys using sporadic spots of color throughout her home...>> Enter Gallery >> Enter GalleryAshley has carefully built up her home accessories and collections to minimize acquiring things. She frequently travels and has picked up posters from various countries, including Luxembourg, Vienna, and Belgium. During her move to DC from Austin, Ashley lost a box that had her extensive magnet collection. She has since been rebuilding the collection as she picks up new magnets on her travels.Ashley's other collections include her Hello Kitty accessories, like the toaster and clock given to her by her mom, and the avian accessories, like the owl and the Egyptian sculpture. Ashley's home reflects her fun personality, but manages to remain a clean and minimalist space.AT Survey:Style: minimalist with a mid-century twist.Inspiration: old movies, vintage clothes and accessories, bringing back knick-knacks from traveling that have meaning for me.Favorite Element: the parque floors.Biggest Challenge: the living room because every wall has something happening on it and the space if very narrow. I found a narrow couch so I wouldn't have to obstruct the walkways.Biggest Embarrassment: the mousetraps.Proudest Element: the European posters.Biggest Indulgence: the new couch.Proudest DIY: hanging the posters without tearing the walls in the process. Best Advice: keep it stark and simple.Dream Source: an urban garden. I don't have a porch here but would love to have shelves inside with 15 or more plants and grow more herbs.>> Enter GalleryRESOURCESFurniture: black and white chars and the bedroom table from The Hunted House; coffee table from a classmate in Austin; red living room tables and kitchen table and chairs from Ikea;Gus Modern Rochelle sofa from RCKNDY; bed from Mattress Discounters; medical clinic supply cabinet in bedroom from Ruff 'N Ready; dresser found on Craigslist.Lighting: Ikea.Artwork: posters from Luxembourg, Vienna, Belgium; posters framed by Gallery 2000 on 17th Street and a Michael's in Austin.Accessories: picture frames from Iceland; owl from Urban Outfitters; white Horus sculpture from Egypt; antique radio found on eBay; Target bedspread; Umbra floating bookshelf from RCKNDY; fish magnets hanging on bedroom wall from the Museum of Fine Art in Boston; Hello Kitty clock from my mom the lemon wedge lights up!; Urban Outfitters rug; bathroom accessories from a friend; magnet collection from various places.Thanks, Ashley!>> Enter Gallery
2008-11-07 04:00:00
Who Pays for Oversize Trash
Q: We own a small apartment building, and we pay for the garbage pickup. A tenant did some spring cleaning and overwhelmed our bins with items including mattresses...
2008-11-04 20:46:26
Dustin Fosnot's fine debut at Steven Wolf
The faintly disreputable air of Bay Area artist Dustin Fosnot's work may actually entice viewers conversant with modern and contemporary art...
2008-10-26 12:00:35
Spongebob Squarepants - The Lost Mattress
Season 4 from omaraloRuntime: 00 hrs 10 min 57 sec
2008-10-26 02:32:29
Lost innocence!
No regular meals, dirty bed sheets and rotten mattresses to sleep on, contaminated water...
2008-10-23 17:15:33
Federer watches the markets as well as the ball
SPO7Sports/Sports/BusinessFederer watches the markets as well as the ballMadrid, Oct 18 DPA Roger Federer is keeping his eye on more than the ball in these troubled financial times, admitting that the current world economic swoon has his constant interest. The richest player ever to strike a tennis ball has also joked at the Madrid Masters that he has a "big mattress" in case of a world banking meltdown. "It's not been whole lot of fun for anyone," said the multi-millionaire with an all-time record of $43.29 million in prize money who relies on conservative money management. "I've followed closely to know what's going on. It seems like the markets may come back a bit now, but I think it will take a while for things to calm down." Federer this week topped the historic list, nudging Pete Sampras into second on the money tree. The Swiss says that he's not prepared to play fast and loose with his investment like he does on court. "I'm not a big risk-taker off the court, I worked so hard and travel so much that I don't want to lose money over problems that I cannot control." Federer called the current upheaval "a challenging time for everyone". And he joked: "Anyway, I have a big mattress." --DPAabr/jg233 Words18101228
2008-10-18 03:00:00
Funny Mattress Commercial
Humorous mattress commercialShared by : susan_saloneOn: Thursday, December 06, 2007Views: 1311Tags: &nbspFunny &nbspfamily &nbspCommercial &nbspacting &nbspgirl &nbspmattress &nbsphumorous
2008-10-17 09:40:37

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