Ideas for reviving kitchen, bathroom surfaces

Abby: 2
Comics: 4-5
Television: 6
Debbie Lord/Living Editor
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2005
E-mail: dlord@mobileregister.com Phone: 219-5705
Photo by Earl Carter
Typically available in silk, linen or
cotton, sheer curtains come in a
variety of colors and lengths at
virtually any home store. Dressed up
with a few accessories, they can
enliven an entire room.
Tips to dress up
sheer curtains
By BRENNAN KEARNEY
Martha Stewart Living Magazine
Once you hang up a pair of sheer
curtains, it’s easy to forget them.
After all, their greatest virtue —
they’re nearly transparent and allow
plenty of light in — renders them
practically invisible. But dress them
up a bit and they can enliven an entire
room.
Inexpensive and easy to find,
store-bought sheers will save you precious time and money by serving as
the canvas for your creative additions. And what a relief: Starting with
ready-made curtains means you don’t
have to be a whiz with a sewing machine.
Typically available in silk, linen or
cotton, sheer curtains come in a variety of colors and lengths at virtually
any home store. For these projects,
you’ll need sheers with hemmed
channels instead of tab tops.
Select some you like without a pattern (to let your decorations stand
out), then browse through the notions aisle of a crafts or sewing store
for inspiration. Pom-pom fringe, ribbon and more can be used to quickly
transform the sheers you’ve selected.
Look for colors and textures that
complement or offset the furniture
and artwork in a room.
Also consider using sheers in unexpected ways: to divide a room, say,
or to add color behind a French door.
Wherever you decide to give them a
try, they will be beautiful — and memorable.
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LEAH NASH/South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Smart accessorizing on the coffee table means arrangements with a unifying color (here, it’s orange) and decorations that don’t
overwhelm the space.
Table
By CHARLYNE VARKONYI
SCHAUB
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Ready to set your coffee table for
minimal clutter and maximum impact? Try these designer tips.
JANE MINGAY/Associated Press
A tribute to the memory of
Britain’s Diana, Princess of
Wales, who died in a car crash
in Paris 8 years ago, is posted
at the gates of Kensington
Palace Wednesday.
Mourners
remember Diana
What’s on your coffee table?
A. All of your accessories look
about the same size.
B. You use it to store one or more
piles of magazines.
C. It’s the place to show how
eclectic your tastes are — from
Grandma’s cut-glass vase to the folk
art statues you brought home from
Mexico.
D. Guests have to move your “display” to put down their coffee cup or
wine glass.
E. You can’t wait to add to your
pile of coffee-table books.
scapes
Advice from the pros
on the most effective
coffee table
arrangements
If any of these fit you, it’s no wonder your coffee table doesn’t look like
those you see in magazines and show
houses. So what’s the secret to a
great-looking tablescape? Joyce
Weakley Shore, former president of
the American Society of Interior Designers, Florida South Chapter, took
us to a home on the Las Olas Isles in
Fort Lauderdale to let us in on the
“Trade Secrets.”
sories, look for unity. The key is repetition — of color, texture or material.
“You are looking for things that
add more interest to the eye,” she
says. “We no longer look at things
like we used to. We are bombarded
by images on TV and the Internet. Using the same color with different objects makes you stop and think.”
Place it like the pros
The table should be spaced about
18 inches from the sofa or chairs. Put
it close enough to make it easy for a
guest to put down a drink but far
enough away to prevent banging a
leg when the guest gets up.
If the tabletop is small, the accessories should also be smaller scale so
they don’t overwhelm the space. The
idea is to have enough room on the
table so someone doesn’t have to
move anything to put down a cup of
coffee or a glass of wine. Items can be
bulkier on a larger table.
Get it together
Getting high
When you’re shopping for acces-
Scale it right
Many designers think the visitor’s
eye should be brought up from the
low coffee table with a tall item. If
you use a tall item, be sure it isn’t in
the way of seeing another person in
the conversation area.
Find a focal point
Most coffee-table arrangements
have a focal point — the item that attracts your attention because of its
size, interesting color or shape.
Off with the books
Shore suggests finding another
spot for your magazines, and she
doesn’t like using coffee-table books
as an accessory.
“I don’t like to have them there,”
she says. “It’s too predictable. And
we are looking for what isn’t predictable.”
Wire reports
Princess Diana’s most loyal fans
gathered outside her former home
Wednesday to mark the eighth
anniversary of her death and to revile
the woman who succeeded her as the
wife of Prince Charles.
Outside Kensington Palace,
Diana’s home after her divorce from
Charles, bouquets of roses, carnations
and lilies were placed on the fence by
her fans. There were messages from
Australia, Argentina and the United
States, and pictures of Diana from
every stage of her life.
Diana died in a car crash in Paris
on Aug. 31, 1997, along with boyfriend
Dodi Fayed and chauffeur Henri Paul.
The only survivor was Diana’s
bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones, who
was badly hurt.
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Ideas for reviving kitchen, bathroom surfaces
By STACY DOWNS
Knight Ridder Newspapers
The bathroom is supposed to be a
spa retreat, right? But chips on the
tub, stains in the sink and ugly tile
are less than luxurious.
So it comes down to a choice: refinish or replace.
If it were easy, the best option
would be to reglaze porcelain-enameled fixtures by re-firing them in an
oven. But such a large-scale operation would be too expensive for individual tubs and sinks.
A quick fix exists. Professionals
can recoat fixtures using a two-part
urethane finish, consisting of a resin
and catalyst. “The (urethane) coatings are glossy,” says Robert Jones,
owner of DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen, a refinisher in Roeland Park, Kan.
“But they reflect light differently than
owner of Allen’s Specialty Coatings in Kansas City. Before,
professionals and do-it-yourselfers used more epoxy-based
products, which yellowed and
stained easily. “New coatings
work like the anti-graffiti coatings on buses,” he says.
However, it often costs less
to replace fixtures than it does
to refinish them. Here’s what
to consider:
Sinks cost $100 to refinish,
RICH LIPSKI/The Washington Post
Refinishing is not an option for kitchen sinks, about the same price as a new
one. Unless you have a retro
as pots and pans would quickly ruin the new sink you can’t part with, it’s
surface.
best to replace it. You definitely want to replace a kitchen
porcelain. The (urethane) coating alsink because pots and pans would
most has a wet look.”
quickly ruin a refinished surface.
Refinishing paints have improved
Tubs cost up to $300 to refinish
in the last 15 years, says Dan Allen,
inside and out. Mary Hall of Mission,
PROCEED WITH CAUTION
If you have a refinished surface,
don’t use:
Abrasive or citrus cleaners.
Rubber bath mats inside the tub
(ask professionals about installing an
anti-slip surface)
Hair dyes
Bath salts or skin exfoliates
Kan., recently updated her bathroom,
installing new tile on the walls along
with a new sink and mirror.
Although it would cost about the
same to replace her tub, Hall decided
to refinish it. That way she didn’t
have to deal with gaps in the flooring
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People in the News
Indecorous invitation sends
wrong message to recipients
special gifts for himself, his adult children
and me.
ceived the following invitation in the mail toShould I tell Eli I know he’s paying an unday:
godly amount of interest and can’t
“We Are Having an Anniversary
pay off his credit cards, or let him
Dear Abby
Dinner for
continue to drown in debt? I’m finan‘BYRON AND EDITH’
cially able to help him, but I don’t
“(Sorry, you’re not invited!)
know how to offer, because Eli won’t
“Instead, we would like you to
share his need for it. Even if I did, I
send an anniversary card postwouldn’t know what to expect in remarked by Sept. 3. The card will be
turn if I made the offer. Please tell me
given to Byron and Edith at the dinwhat to do. — CONCERNED FOR ELI
ner to add to the surprise.”
IN KANSAS
Abby, we weren’t the only ones who got
A: Eli’s irritability and lethargy could
an “invitation” like this. Have you ever heard
of anything like this? Is this something new? I be depression related to his credit worries.
Or it could be something else. Try to coax
think the people who got these invitations
him to talk about what “might” be causing it,
were even more surprised than Byron and
and suggest the two of you consult his docEdith will be. — NOW I’VE SEEN EVERYtor to be sure there’s nothing physically
THING IN OHIO
A: No, this is not something new. Social wrong.
blunders have been happening for years, and
If you can’t get him to open up, you may
this is one of them. How much more diplohave to admit you know about his money
matic it would have been had the request
problem. However, do not offer to bail him
been phrased something like this:
out. Instead, urge him to solve his problem
“Dear Mr. and Mrs. ‘Seen’: In honor of Byby making an appointment with a credit
ron and Edith’s anniversary, we ‘kids’ are
counselor.
planning an intimate family gathering. Because you have been treasured friends for so
You can help him to find a reputable credlong, we wonder if you would contribute to a it counseling firm by checking with the Better
‘memory book’ we are assembling for them
Business Bureau for the debt management
as an added surprise. It need not be long or
companies he’s considering. Also, be sure to
elaborate — just an experience you have
shared with Byron and Edith that was signifi- ask if the company is a member of the National Foundation for Credit Counseling or
cant. Please send it before Sept. 3. Thanks in
the Association of Independent Consumer
advance. — Daughter ‘Julie’ ”
Counseling Agencies. Both of these
Q: I’m not some young “chiquita.” I’m a Credit
groups
impose “best practices” standards on
mature woman in my 50s. My live-in, “Eli,”
their members. This will prevent your partand I have been together for six years. We
were happy, but over the last few months my ner from being exploited.
man has become irritable and lethargic.
(Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren,
I did some snooping and discovered that
also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was foundEli is up to his neck in credit card debt. His
job isn’t paying well now, but he continues to ed by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear
live as if his income hasn’t dried up. He can’t Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box
seem to accept that he can no longer afford
69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2005
Q: I’m confused. My husband and I re-
We’ll be reunited with loved ones in heaven
are given new bodies) people will neither
marry nor be given in marriage; they will be
like the angels in heaven” (Matthew 22:30).
someday we’ll be reunited in heavBut this verse has nothing to do
en. But the other day, some people
with the question of being reunited
Reverend
told me that the Bible says we
Billy Graham in heaven with our loved ones. After
won’t be married in heaven, and
King David’s infant son died, David
therefore I’ll never see him again. Is
knew that after his own death they
this true? I hope not, because it’s
would be reunited: “Now that he is
really sent me into a tailspin.
dead, why should I fast (i.e. mourn)?
... I will go to him, but he will not reA: No, what they told you isn’t
turn to me” (2 Samuel 12:23).
true. Perhaps they meant well —
but it was insensitive and thoughtThank God for his promises, and
less of them to tell you this. Nowhere does
the hope we have of heaven if we know
the Bible say we won’t be reunited with our
Christ. Thank God also that someday we will
loved ones in heaven, and in fact it teaches
be reunited with those who have entered
the opposite.
heaven before us. But most of all, thank God
It is true that the institution of marriage
that in heaven we will be with Christ forever.
was ordained by God only for this life, and
not for heaven. The reason is because in
(Write to Graham in care of the Billy Graheaven we will never die, and therefore marham Evangelistic Association, P.O. Box 779,
riage will no longer be necessary to carry on
Minneapolis, MN 55440, call 1-877-2-GRAHAM
the human race. This is what Jesus meant
when he said, “At the resurrection (when we
or visit his Web site at www.billygraham.org.)
Q: The only thing that’s kept me going
since my husband died is the thought that
Today in History
Today is Friday, Sept. 2,
the 245th day of 2005. There
are 120 days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History:
On Sept. 2, 1945, Japan formally surrendered in ceremonies aboard the USS
Missouri, ending World War
II.
On this date:
In 1666, the Great Fire of
London broke out, claiming
thousands of homes, but
only a few lives.
In 1789, the United States
Treasury Department was established.
In 1864, during the Civil
War, Union Gen. William T.
Sherman’s forces occupied
Atlanta.
In 1901, Vice President
Theodore Roosevelt offered
the advice, “Speak softly and
carry a big stick” in a speech
at the Minnesota State Fair.
In 1930, the first non-stop
airplane flight from Europe to
the United States was completed in 37 hours as Capt.
Dieudonne Costes and Maurice Bellonte of France arrived in Valley Stream, N.Y,
aboard The Question Mark.
In 1935, a hurricane
slammed into the Florida
Keys, claiming 423 lives.
In 1945, Ho Chi Minh declared Vietnam an independent republic.
In 1963, Alabama Gov.
George C. Wallace prevented
the integration of Tuskegee
High School by encircling the
building with state troopers.
In 1969, North Vietnamese
president Ho Chi Minh died.
In 1985, it was announced
that a U.S.-French expedition
had located the wreckage of
the Titanic about 560 miles
off Newfoundland.
Ten years ago: At a military cemetery on a hill high
above Honolulu, President
Clinton marked the 50th anniversary of the end of World
War II, saying it taught Americans that “the blessings of
freedom are never easy or
free.”
Five years ago: Hundreds
of thousands of North Kore-
ans welcomed home 63 former spies and guerrillas
released by South Korea.
One year ago: President
Bush pledged “a safer world
and a more hopeful America”
as he accepted his party’s
nomination for a second term
at the Republican National
Convention in New York. A
jury at Fort Lewis, Wash.,
convicted a National Guardsman of trying to help al-Qaida; Spc. Ryan G. Anderson
was sentenced to life in prison.
Today’s Birthdays: Actor
Meinhardt Raabe (the
Munchkin coroner in “The
Wizard of Oz”) is 90. Dancer-
actress Marge Champion is
86. Jazz musician Horace Silver is 77. Former Sen. Alan K.
Simpson, R-Wyo., is 74. Former Baseball Commissioner
Peter Ueberroth is 68.
Rhythm-and-blues singer Rosalind Ashford (Martha & the
Vandellas) is 62. Singer Joe
Simon is 62. Football Hall-ofFamer Terry Bradshaw is 57.
Actor Mark Harmon is 54.
Tennis player Jimmy Connors is 53. Rock musician Jerry Augustyniak (10,000
Maniacs) is 47. Country musician Paul Deakin (The Mavericks) is 46. Actor Keanu
Reeves is 41. Actress Salma
Hayek is 39.
Goren Bridge
Both vulnerable. East deals.
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The bidding:
EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH
Pass
Pass
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1
4
Pass
Pass
2
Pass
Opening lead: Nine of
It might seem that, to fulfill
his contract, South must
guess the location of the
spade honors. But is that
really the case?
North has a close decision
between raising to two
hearts or responding one no
trump. With three-card support headed by an honor, we
have a slight preference for
the raise even though one no
trump is so descriptive of his
distribution.
West led the nine of diamonds to the four, jack and
ace. Declarer has two sure
diamond losers and one
spade, so he cannot afford to
lose a trump trick into the
bargain. That means that
East must hold the king of
hearts. At this point, if his
reading is accurate, declarer
can claim his contract!
East passed in first seat
and can already be placed
with 6 points in diamonds
and you have awarded him
another 3 for the king of
hearts. If he has the ace of
spades as well, he would
have a primish 13 points and
would certainly have opened
the bidding.
The hand is an open book.
At trick two lead a spade
and, should West follow low,
shoot up with the king of
spades. That will hold the
trick and provide you with an
entry to take the heart
finesse. Start by leading the
eight of hearts and, when
that wins, continue with the
queen and claim your
contract.
Send e-mail to
gorenbridge@aol.com.
©2005 TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES, INC.
The Associated Press
Michael Jackson flew to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, last week and is staying in a private
residence.
Jackson relaxes in Dubai
the lawsuit claims.
The disputed songs include
“Ho!!!” and “Stop Frontin’,”
which West’s attorneys claim
Miller offered to distributors
using a fake contract with
West’s fake signature.
Miller, who owns Focus Music Group, did not immediately
return messages left seeking
comment. He began his career
as a DJ in the early 1980s and is
closely associated with the creation of “house music.”
Wire reports
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates
— He ate Buffalo wings. He
took a speedboat to a luxury
villa on a manmade island. He
buzzed around the Emirate
with a race car driver and a
prince.
In contrast to the frail and
somewhat withdrawn Michael
Jackson cleared of child abuse
charges in June, the king of
pop appeared at ease during
his visit to this Persian Gulf
sheikdom, said Mohammed Bin
Sulayem, the Emirates champion rally driver who escorted
Jackson on sightseeing tours.
The pair was joined by a mutual friend, Sheik Abdulla bin
Hamad Al Khalifa, the son of
Bahrain’s king.
According to local newspaper accounts and pictures, the
47-year-old performer was even
spotted looking over some of
the world’s priciest real estate
developments in Dubai, a
booming luxury resort and one
of the world’s fastest-growing
cities.
“He wants to see more of this
area. He likes it here,” said Bin
Sulayem.
Before his visit to Dubai,
Jackson had been staying as
Sheik Abdulla’s guest in Bahrain, where he took refuge after
his 19-month trial and June 13
acquittal on child molestation
charges.
But unlike his reclusive stay
in that oil-rich island kingdom
the size of Rhode Island, Jackson’s visit to Dubai has included several surprise public
appearances.
The singer visited a pair of
Dubai’s $14 billion manmade island developments, touring
The Palm Jumeirah, one of
three palm tree-shaped archipelagoes under construction.
Theron on ‘Arrested
Development’
Charlize Theron is giving the
critically acclaimed but ratingsstarved “Arrested Development” a boost of star power.
The Oscar-winning actress
will guest star on the Fox show
for a five episode arc, the network announced Tuesday. She
will portray Rita, a British
woman whom Michael (Jason
Bateman) dates.
Theron, 30, is to begin shooting this week. Her first episode
is scheduled to air Sept. 26,
one week after the series’ third
season premieres on Sept. 19
at the same time.
Man breaks into
Aniston’s home
A 48-year-old homeless man
who allegedly broke into Jennifer Aniston’s Malibu home
pleaded not guilty Monday to a
burglary charge, officials said.
David Hesterbey faces firstdegree burglary and petty theft
charges, officials with the Los
Angeles County district attorney’s office said in a statement.
He is being held on $70,000
bail.
Hesterbey allegedly vaulted
a 9-foot fence last week and entered the actress’ rented house
on the Pacific Coast Highway,
prosecutors said.
When an employee confronted Hesterbey, he became startled and fled the house,
jumping a fence and running
toward the beach, sheriff’s officials said.
He was arrested later that
day by sheriff’s deputies who
found him walking along the
beach near Aniston’s home.
The actress was not at home at
the time.
Keys ‘Unplugged’
Alicia Keys has resurrected
“MTV Unplugged.”
The singer and pianist has
performed an acoustic set for
the dormant MTV series, to air
Sept. 23. MTV also announced
Tuesday that the show will first
Human cannonball
vaults border
The Associated Press
Alicia Keys has filmed an
“Unplugged” concert for MTV.
premiere on Overdrive, MTV’s
broadband network.
“I’ve always been a very big
fan of the show and when they
stopped doing it, I was like,
what happened to ‘MTV Unplugged?’ I specifically went in
there and said we have to do
an ‘Unplugged,’ ” Keys told AP
Radio.
Keys’ performance, filmed
July 14 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, is a group effort.
Mos Def, Common and Damian
Marley are her guests, as well
as Maroon 5’s Adam Levine.
Previous bare-bones performances on “Unplugged,”
which debuted in 1989, include
those by Eric Clapton, Nirvana
and Jay-Z. Dashboard Confessional and Shakira were two of
the most recent acts on the series back in 2002.
Garfunkel faces
drug charges again
Singer Art Garfunkel, who
pleaded guilty last year to pot
possession in upstate New
York, was charged again after a
marijuana cigarette was allegedly found in the ashtray of his
car, state police said.
The
63-year-old
Garfunkel,
who lives in
Manhattan,
was charged
after being
pulled over
for failing to
stop his vehicle at a stop
Garfunkel
sign, The Daily Freeman of Kingston reported Tuesday.
Upon approaching Garfunkel’s car, a trooper noticed a
strong odor of marijuana and a
subsequent search turned up a
joint in the ashtray, the newspaper reported.
In January 2004, Garfunkel
was charged with marijuana
possession after state police
stopped his limousine for
speeding in the Ulster County
town of Hurley, which is near
Woodstock some 55 miles
southwest of Albany.
Kanye West files suit
over recordings
Hip-hop star Kanye West has
filed a lawsuit accusing a Chicago DJ of possessing 10 unreleased songs that West
produced before he was
18.
The 20-page
lawsuit filed
Monday in
federal court
in Chicago alleges that Eric
“E-Smoove”
Miller impropWest
erly tried to
distribute
some of those master recordings earlier this year.
Miller, who helped record
the songs before Chicago native West became famous,
falsely claimed he had a contract to distribute the music,
David Smith Sr., who already
holds a world record for the
longest distance traveled by a
human fired from a cannon,
now has another feat on his record.
Smith was shot across the
U.S.-Mexico border on Saturday, soaring about 150 feet and
landing uninjured in a net in
San Diego with U.S. Border Patrol agents and an ambulance
waiting nearby.
Although it is against the law
for anyone, including U.S. citizens, to enter the country outside an official port of entry,
Smith Sr. wasn’t crossing illegally.
U.S. Border Patrol Chief David Aguilar made an exception
for him, said Border Patrol
spokesman Kurstan Rosberg.
And Smith flashed his U.S.
passport as he climbed into
the barrel.
Agassi-Graf stick
with Genworth
Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf
are continuing their doubles
play with a financial services
company that is promising to
support their charitable works.
Genworth Financial said it
will debut a third print and
television advertisement Monday featuring the husband-andwife duo, and will announce an
extension of the sponsorship
agreement through 2007.
The company said it will
help sponsor the Andre Agassi
Charitable Foundation’s annual
Grand Slam for Children benefit concert in Las Vegas, and
will make a contribution to
Graf’s Children for Tomorrow
Foundation, which supports
children traumatized by war or
violence.
Agassi, a winner of 59 singles
titles on the ATP circuit, quit
Nike last month and joined
Graf as an Adidas endorser.
Graf has 107 WTA singles titles.
The couple married in October 2001. They have two children.
Country singer
back in jail
Country music singer Mindy
McCready is accused of violating her probation on a drug
conviction, authorities said.
A spokeswoman for the Pinellas County sheriff’s department in Nashville, Tenn., said
McCready was jailed Friday on
an arrest warrant issued earlier
this month.
According to the warrant,
McCready left Tennessee without getting permission from
her probation officer and
didn’t report to the officer during July. Authorities said it is
McCready’s second probation
violation, which means she
cannot post bail this time and
likely will have to serve time in
jail.
The probation violations
stem from charges brought
against the singer last year,
when she pleaded guilty to
fraudulently obtaining the painkiller OxyContin. She was fined
$4,000, sentenced to three
years of supervised probation
and ordered to perform 200
hours of community service.
Living
rooms
grow up
again
Refinishing options
for sinks, tubs
៑ Continued
By DAVID KEEPS
Los Angeles Times
The living room rarely lives
up to its name. Unless one resides in a studio apartment, it
is a room not so much for dayto-day living as it is a backdrop, the place we gather to
take pre-prom and holiday
greeting card snapshots.
Usurped as an activity center
by the den, the family, recreation and rumpus rooms, the
ubiquitous great room (the
kitchen-dining-TV and babywatching space) and, of
course, the 21st century home
theater, the living room had become something of a dead
zone.
But reports of the living
room’s outright demise have
been greatly exaggerated. With
interest in home decorating
now exceeding the boom experienced in the 1950s — the last
heyday of the living room — it
is conspicuously poised for a
creative rebirth. Other utilitarian public areas of the home
have seen upgrades. Kitchens
have morphed into gourmet
laboratories; lavatories into
small-scale spas; patios have
been rechristened outdoor living rooms.
Now, like a neglected child,
the living room is calling out
for attention: Dress me up, it
seems to be saying, and show
me off; I’ll make you so proud.
Get ready for the new living
room — perhaps it should be
called the lifestyle room — a
space, positioned within eyeshot of our front door, that will
not only reflect our increasingly sophisticated tastes in design but also our ability to
express ourselves better than
the Joneses.
The shift will be more than
merely cosmetic. In addition to
CARLOS CHAVEZ/Los Angeles Times
Living rooms like this one in the Los Angeles home of Carmen Lopez are adult areas that are kidfriendly casual. Whether furnished for fashion or function, these spaces continue to evolve.
reconsidering the living room
as a design centerpiece of the
home, there appears to be a
more subtle, emotional repositioning. The living room has
spent the past generation either ignored as a museum
piece or surrendered, both
geographically and aesthetically, to the kids as another playroom. Parenting homeowners
are now beginning to understand what single people and
empty-nesters enjoy about the
living room, that it is a designated grown-ups’ domain, the
place for adult pursuits such as
entertaining and conversation.
“In the time-honored sense,
the living room is a room that
is off-limits, a place for entertaining guests or showing off to
neighbors,” says Mark McMenamin, senior editor of the industry publication InFurniture.
“The casual design approach of
the ’90s, which led to the great
room, meant fewer clearly defined formal spaces, but in the
past few years, as homes have
become larger, the idea of a
showplace living room has
come back into vogue.”
Showplace, not showroom.
The new living room is not envisioned as a finely furnished
no-kids-land, but a comfort
zone between the sometimes
disparate needs of adult formality and kid-friendly casual.
As such, it is likely to incorporate design ideas that stress
comfort and durability as well
as refinement and glamour.
“Minimalism has been
brought to the masses and although it is easy to care for
when you have children, people are returning to more
grown-up luxury,” says Los Angeles interior designer A.J. Bernard.
“The overriding term you
hear these days is that people
want stuff that looks homey.
That can translate into anything from shawls over
couches to ball-and-claw-foot
furniture, but it is usually
something that hearkens back
to a more romantic memory,
such as the house they grew
up in or the grandmother’s
house they visited.”
McMenamin sees this return
to older, more delicate styles
as a natural evolution.
“The resurgence of classical
design could very well be a reaction to all the chrome and
white leather we’ve seen,
which leaves a lot of people
cold,” he adds. “It’s a lot easier
to create a showplace with traditional style, which lends itself to excess, than with
modern, which tends to be lean
and uncluttered.”
This is nothing new for some
folks. My folks, for instance.
Raising three kids in the postwar Midwest, they have always
maintained a church-and-state
separation between the living
room and den, where there is a
television and a sofa suitable
for napping. Though their nest
has long been empty, its classically organized layout remains
the same.
My parents are members of
the generation that knows the
word “parlor” without an antecedent such as “beauty” or “ice
cream.” For them it was already an old-fashioned domestic term for the room
decorated with the family’s finest furniture and reserved for
entertaining callers.
Whether the new living room
is furnished for fashion or function, the rules of propriety for
those who use it are now as relaxed as a down-cushioned
easy chair. Though the living
room still exerts a certain authority as the place where nesters put their best design foot
forward, the “no kids, no pets,
no climbing, no eating, no
watching TV in here” dictates
that once defined the space are
no longer gospel.
New ‘Z’ mowers are
a lawn owner’s dream
By ART CAREY
Knight Ridder Newspapers
The ultimate Sisyphean
household chore may well be
mowing the grass. Yet Americans remain obsessed with the
perfect lawn.
Marry that quest with our
fascination with clever gadgets
and ingenious technology, and
the appeal of something called
the zero-turn-radius mower becomes clear:
Work seems to turn into
play, exertion into recreation. If
time has supplanted money as
the currency of the day, this is
one mower zipping along with
the Zeitgeist.
With his old Honda lawn
tractor, it used to take Dave LaRocque three hours to cut his
half-acre of grass in Penllyn,
Pa. And it took an additional
hour for the trim work around
the trees and flower beds with
a walk-behind mower.
These days, he does the job
in half the time with his zeroturn-radius mower, also known
as a ZTR or simply a “Z.”
“You can go down a strip,
turn around, and go right back.
And you can get a lot closer to
shrubs and beds,” says LaRocque, 72, a retired insurance-underwriting manager. “I actually
look forward to getting out and
cutting the grass.”
Once used exclusively by
commercial gardeners and
landscapers, ZTRs now are all
the rage among weekend yard
jockeys. An array of manufacturers are making gasolinepowered models designed for
consumers, and as prices have
tumbled — $2,500 will buy a
basic machine, $5,000 can get
you a top-of-the-line residential
model — sales have soared.
“It’s the fastest-growing segment in our industry,” says
Greg Weekes, group marketing
manager for John Deere riding
lawn equipment.
According to the Outdoor
Power Equipment Institute,
consumer ZTR mower shipments are up over 75 percent
as of May 2005 versus the same
period in 2004. James McNew,
vice president of technical and
marketing services, declined to
specify how many mowers that
represents.
ZTRs are not new, exactly.
Meetings
AL-ANON, 7 p.m. Fridays, St.
Pius X Catholic Church, room 8,
217 S. Sage Ave. Call 479-9994.
Meetings for families and friends
of alcoholics, 12:30 p.m. Fridays,
Westminster Presbyterian
Church, back building, 2921 Airport Blvd. Call 639-5858.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Friday meetings: 6:30, 8:30 and 11
a.m., Alano Club, 908 McRae
Ave.; 8 p.m., 1005 Old Shell
Road, and Oakmont Christian
Church, 424 Oakmont Road, Saraland; and 10 p.m. Alano Club,
908 McRae Ave. For information
on all AA meeting places and
times in the Mobile area, call
479-9994.
ASIA RELIEF PROJECT C.Q.I.
MISSIONS, Asia Tsunami Relief
volunteers meet 6 p.m. daily at
1113 Garland Street. E-mail at
CQI143@bellsouth.net or call
342-0807. Web site: www.cqimissions.org.
COCAINE ANONYMOUS, 7 p.m.
Fridays, 3100 Cottage Hill Road.
Call Eric O. 786-0293.
EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS, noon
Fridays, Holy Cross Lutheran
Church, 3900 Airport Blvd. Call
928-9084.
FEMALE ADDICTS IN RECOVERY, 6 p.m. Fridays, Pleasant
Valley Clubhouse, 3331 Pleasant
Valley Road. Call 639-4156.
GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH Millennium Band, 7-10 p.m. Fridays,
5851 Plantation Road. Cost: $3.
Call 633-8579.
MAGNIFICENT MAGNOLIA, arts
facility and writer/artist retreat, interviews local talent, 4 p.m. each
Friday until further notice. Call
423-9690 or visit www.magmagnolia.com.
THE MOMS CLUB OF
MOBILE-WEST, an international
support group for at-home mothers, has an open play date for
moms and kids 10 a.m.-noon ev-
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— new tubs can be a few
inches thinner than tubs of a
few decades ago. “The finish
was just worn off,” she says. “It
came from years of cleaning it.”
Another option for tubs involves covering them with
quarter-inch-thick acrylic,
which can cost about $1,000.
Tile costs about $400 to refinish because it includes the
tub — otherwise, the acid used
to strip the tile would ruin a
perfectly good bathtub. It
could cost less to replace, depending on the price of tile.
Coating tile also has a big
downside: Because it’s sprayed
on, the color fills in the grout
lines. So unless you use white
or ivory coatings, the tile could
look odd. Brian Bradley of Leawood, Kan., who owns singlefamily rental homes, had fixtures refinished in several
properties, including his own
home. “I’ve had pink tile painted white,” he says. “It worked
well.”
Laminate countertops cost
about $500 to refinish on average; replacements start at
$1,000. Professionals often use
a speckled paint to give bathroom and kitchen countertops
a look of a solid surface or granite. But the coating lacks the
depth of those finishes and
won’t last as long. Most coatings have a life span of eight
to 10 years.
To refinish fixtures, professionals prep surfaces using a
razor blade, solvent and a
chemical stripper to loosen
RON TARVER/Knight Ridder Tribune
The zero-turn radius mower has become all the rage among
weekend lawn jockeys. Here, Dave LaRocque of Penllyn, Penn.,
uses his Toro zero-turn mower at his home.
The first commercial models,
distinguished by twin-lever
steering and an out-front mowing deck, were developed in
the mid-1960s. They are so
named because they can pivot
in place and spin on a dime,
thanks to separate hydraulic
motors or transmissions on the
rear wheels that enable the
wheels to move forward or
backward independently.
“They’re highly maneuverable and efficient,” says Toro
spokesman Mike Ferrara. “You
just whip around trees. You
don’t have to make multiple
passes or use a weed whacker.
It’s safer because you have
great visibility, and it’s fun.”
No doubt about that. Piloting
a Z is like riding a Tilt-a-Whirl
and mowing the lawn at the
same time.
ery Friday at Ugly Mugs, 5817
Grelot Road. Call Tonya at
607-9712.
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS, Friday meetings: 1 p.m., Michael
Figures Community Center, 666
Donald St., and New Beginnings
Church, 12050 Homestead Ave.,
Grand Bay; 6:30 p.m. (women’s
meeting) and 8 p.m., Clubhouse,
3331 Pleasant Valley Road; and
10 p.m., Philadelphia Baptist
Church, 1304 W. Wilson Ave.,
Prichard. Call 639-4156.
TOPS, AL 354, 9 a.m. Fridays, St.
Mark’s United Methodist Church,
439 Azalea Road. Call 633-8304.
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Linen trim
Create tone-on-tone sophistication by trimming silk-organza
sheers with linen in a slightly
deeper shade. You’ll need
sheers that measure the height
of your windows, plus an extra
14 inches or more for the flounce. A band of linen at the
bottom will extend your curtains to the floor.
Special Events
ADULT CENTER two ElderLaw
workshops 10 a.m. Tuesday at
1301 Azalea Road or 2 p.m. at
Robertsdale Senior Center, East
Chicago Street. Free living will. Call
650-2260.
MIDTOWN OPTIMIST CLUB OF
MOBILE luncheon meeting noon
Tuesday at Knights of Columbus
Hall, 3051 Pleasant Valley Road.
1. Start by adding the top
linen trim: Cut a strip of linen
equal to the width of the curtains plus 1 inch, and double
the height of the top hemmed
channel plus 1 inch. Fold in all
edges 1 ⁄ 2 inch; iron. Fold in half
lengthwise; iron. Sandwich the
strip over the curtain’s channel; pin in place, and stitch.
2. To create a flounce, fold
down the top edge of the curtain about 14 inches; iron. Sew
hook rings across the fold,
about 6 inches apart.
3. Add the bottom linen panel: Cut linen to the width of the
sheer plus 2 inches, and the
height from the windowsill to
the floor plus 4 inches. Fold 1 ⁄ 2
inch along top edge; iron. Pin
the folded edge to the sheer,
centering the linen panel to
leave 1 inch on each side;
stitch in place.
Fold side edges in 1 ⁄ 2 inch,
then 1 ⁄ 2 inch again; iron, and
stitch in place. Fold bottom
edge up 1 ⁄ 2 inch, then 3 inches;
iron, pin and stitch in place.
Pom-pom fringe
Guest speaker John Van Valkenburg, presents “Talk with Mark
Twain.” Call Ernie Rogers at
604-5368.
SUMI-E SOCIETY OF AMERICA
Shibui Chapter meets 10 a.m.
Sept. 7 at Mobile Museum of Art.
Fee: $5. Call 649-8586.
Mail Bay Watch notices to The
Mobile Register, c/o Bay Watch,
P.O. Box 2488, Mobile, AL
36652; fax 219-5799, c/o Bay
Watch; or e-mail to baywatch@mobileregister.com. Include your name and telephone
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Meeting notices should be sent
in weekly if the organization
meets every week. Notices of
special events will appear for
one week before the event, and
individual events must be submitted separately. Notices containing incomplete information
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rust and old paint. They put
masking tape on faucets and
other areas in the bathroom so
they don’t get resurfaced, too.
Then they pour hydrofluoric
acids on top to make surfaces
porous so new paint will adhere to them.
Professionals first spray on
an epoxy-based primer, then
two coats of an acrylic urethane. To minimize fumes, they
use fans and open windows to
ventilate. The refinished fixtures should be ready to use in
less than 48 hours.
Allen gives customers a
choice for follow-up work: He
can give them a kit of supplies
and instructions or they can
pay $50 to have the last steps
of work professionally done.
The work entails removing the
tape with a razor blade two
days after the coating is applied. Using 1500-grit sandpaper on a wet surface, rough
areas should be buffed out. A
conditioner is added.
The complete curing time for
a recoated surface is 30 days,
meaning it should not be
cleaned until then. Allen suggests using a high-quality car
wax once after the curing period because it aids future cleaning.
Professional refinishers offer
more than 100 colors, but people commonly choose white or
ivory. Most professionals guarantee coatings for five years. In
the last decade, Bradley says
most coatings in his houses
have endured. However, one
tub peeled after shampoo pooled on top of it for months.
Dress up sheer curtains
Tools and materials:
Silk-organza sheers
Linen
Measuring tape
Scissors
Iron
Straight pins
Needle and thread
Hook rings
Bay Watch
Editor’s note: Some meetings
and events in this listing may
have been canceled or postponed because of Hurricane Katrina. Call the numbers below for
details.
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Use this trim down the long
edge of linen curtains to add a
touch of whimsy.
Tools and materials:
Measuring tape
Linen sheers
Scissors
Pom-pom fringe
Straight pins
Needle and thread (or fabric glue)
1. Measure the length of a
curtain. Cut two strips of pompom fringe (one for each edge)
to the same length.
2. Pin fringe to the back of
each edge of the curtain.
3. Stitch the fringe to the curtain edges by sewing along the
outer edge of the trim and then
along the inner edge. Alternatively, affix the trim using fabric glue.
Ribbon stripes
Turn organza ribbon into
soft stripes on cotton-voile
sheers. The ribbon is cut longer than the curtains, so the
overhang can be looped at the
top to form tabs to hang your
curtains.
Tools and materials
Cotton-voile sheers
Iron
Measuring tape
Organza ribbon
Scissors
Straight pins
Needle and thread
1. Fold curtain lengthwise in
accordion pleats of equal
widths (aim for about 8
inches); iron creases.
2. Measure the length of the
curtain, and cut ribbon to the
same length plus 10 inches.
3. Center ribbon over
creases; pin, leaving 7 inches at
the top for curtain tabs and 3
inches at the bottom for hem.
4. Fold 3 inches of ribbon
over at bottom of curtain; iron.
Fold 4 inches of ribbon over at
top to create tabs; iron.
5. Stitch curtains along bottom and top to secure hem and
tabs. Stitch along both sides of
ribbon lengthwise.
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Horoscope
ARIES (March 21-April 19). You’ll see what you look
for. So look for fairies, angels and gnomes conspiring to
fill your life with mischief and magic. OK, maybe you
won’t see winged or tiny beings, but the stars do promise some kind of mystic happening.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Relationships bring both
joy and sorrow, but you benefit so much from them that
you’re even happy for the sorrow. Friends don’t want to
do anything without you.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You are skeptical of those
people who claim to know themselves. How can anyone
know themselves when tastes, values and priorities
evolve every day? You’re content to have an open mind
about who you are.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). The promises you make
have to do with your hopes for a relationship, and you
act out to cover up your fears about it. Take heart. You
don’t have to perform or give guarantees to get the love
you deserve, which is unconditional.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Delay is so retro! In a world
where convenience is the normal state of things, having
to wait for anything is annoying, maddening and exasperating! Yet wait you will — because the person you
are waiting for is so worth it.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). The study of art, design and
general aesthetics is anything but frivolous. Your eye
trains your mind, and your mind trains your eye. There’s
not an area of your life that isn’t improved by learning to
see beauty.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You really need two weeks of
vacation a year. Cranky and uninspired choices have to
do with needing a change of scenery. Make it happen,
even if you must sacrifice a bit of what you think is
“security” to do so.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Help is all around you, but
you’re not taking any of it. You’re interested in the satisfaction of knowing you did it by yourself, for yourself.
There’s hardly a thing worth doing though that isn’t
worth doing with other people.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). As a fire sign, you
understand the nature of passion. Like a fire, it needs to
be constantly fanned and fueled to burn. That’s why
your investment in the thing that inspires you is not
optional — it’s crucial!
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You’re eloquent, not
so much for the words you choose, but for the fact that
you say all that needs to be said and no more than that.
Knowing when to stop is your key to success in all
things today.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You’re being considered
for all kinds of things, including a romantic commitment
and a raise. Instead of proving you’re right for a position,
prove you can ace the one you’re already appointed to.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Highly compassionate
and artistic people often have a tendency to be
fanatical or obsessive. Instead of trying to control your
nonsensical whims, concentrate on loving yourself —
quirks and all.
THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME
by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion
Unscramble these four Jumbles,
one letter to each square,
to form four ordinary words.
PUGOR
©2005 Tribune Media Services, Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
HAWSS
CLAICO
www.jumble.com
KUNFLY
Now arrange the circled letters
to form the surprise answer, as
suggested by the above cartoon.
Print answer here: HER
Yesterday’s
(Answers tomorrow)
GRIME
INFANT
GUITAR
Jumbles: WAGER
Answer: When the storm hit, the church bells in the
small town were — “RINGING” WET
Kit ‘n Carlyle
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‘The Closer’ closes
its first season
“The Closer” wraps up its first season
Monday, and shows why it’s TNT’s highestrated original series.
First, the writers haven’t forgotten that
good police shows leave their clues out in
the open, just waiting for viewers to put
them together. Second, the show has given
us a hero who puts those clues together better than we can: Los Angeles Deputy Police
Chief Brenda Johnson (Kyra Sedgwick).
Brenda, the top character in “The Closer,”
remains a brilliant Sherlock Holmes.
Brenda’s brilliant and focused even when
she’s faced with career problems, which
reach a climax in the season finale. The
70-minute episode begins at 8 p.m.
Sedgwick is amazing as she makes Brenda someone we must root for, because of
her strengths and despite — or maybe because of — her faults.
She makes you feel every tug of Brenda’s
emotions in Monday’s strong story. After
someone files a complaint against her, the
usually blunt Brenda must decide whether
to practice honesty or diplomacy. Her decision could shape her career — provided she
still has one.
It’s easy to relate with Brenda and to admire her. Sedgwick has developed a character determined to discover the truth, and
Brenda has some nice personality quirks,
such as her unusual sense of humor and her
passion for chocolate and sweets.
Sedgwick is surrounded by an experienced, talented cast, including police show
veteran J.K. Simmons ( “Law & Order” and
“Oz”) as Assistant Police Chief Will Pope,
Brenda’s boss. Pope has a knack for the perfect frown, something he did so well when
he played Editor J. Jonah Jameson in the
“Spider-Man” movies.
“MASH” and “Police Academy” alumnus
G.W. Bailey brings his usual flair and wit as
he plays Detective Lt. Provenza. Bailey obviously is having fun with this character. It’s
fun to watch him, Sedgwick, Pope and the
others in this large cast have this much fun
on a show this good.
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