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About to tackle a major painting project? Mix all your cans of paint together before you start. Why? There are inevitably going to be variations in the color. There’s nothing worse than starting with a new can and finding out that it’s just the littlest bit lighter than the last stuff you used. Mixing them will correct this issue!
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Color Your World Decorating a home comes naturally to some people, but for most of us, it’s a pretty daunting task. From choosing a hue to finalizing all the little accent details, perfecting the color combinations in a home is always a challenge. How can you make the job easier? Go Techie Many paint manufacturers offer amazing web resources that allow you to virtually paint an interior. Some of the websites allow you to upload a photograph of your own room, making the experience even more true to life. Their sites often have palette recommendations that can take out much of the guesswork. Go Shopping! A home decor store can offer all the right inspiration. Maybe there’s a throw pillow that catches your eye or a funky piece of artwork. This can help guide you in selecting your colors. Note what color combinations appeal to you most. Try sticking to the color ratios-that is, a lot of blue with just a touch of red--or reverse it for your space. This can lead to some interesting results! Be aware of the “trend factor” of the hues. Try Some Samples Most major paint lines offer sample sizes of their paints. After you’ve chosen a color (or two, or three, or...) snag a sample can and actually paint the walls with it. This will help you get a better grasp on how dramatic the change will be and whether it all truly goes together. Consult a Pro It may be worth your time to consult an expert in painting or interior design, especially for very specific needs and settings. Usually, these professionals will consult with you for free or at a very reasonable rate. Just be up front with them regarding how much work you plan to do.
Paint a Room Without Painting Anything So, your landlord won’t let you paint. Or maybe you’re something of a commitment-phobe. Whatever the case may be, adding color to a space is possible without lifting a paintbrush. - Fabric - Covering a wall with fabric or other materials allows the wall to change hues while leaving little damage behind. - Tile - Permanent tile is a wonderful way to transform a space. But if you can’t go permanent, secure the tile to wood and anchor the wood to the wall. Landlord rules subverted successfully! - Huge Art - If you don’t like your walls, cover them in things you do like. Posters, prints, canvases and sculptures can hide the walls that you don’t love. As a bonus, it’s easy to rotate art. Check out the service offered by turningart.com, which is basically the Netflix of art stuff! - Vinyl Decals - These are removable and the possibilities are limitless. There are plenty out there to buy, but it’s easy to DIY. Contact a local sign shop for deals on their vinyl and get cutting.
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Rethinking
“The American Dream” Article by: Tim Stewart, Brookside Properties
Imagine a two story Cape Cod house situated in a pleasant and wellmanicured cul-de-sac. Surrounded by a perfectly symmetric white picket fence, the landscaping is lush and trails around the two car garage. Sounds perfect and benign, huh? This used to be the picture of The American Dream. Traditionally, home ownership was used as a proxy for achieving the desired prosperity; ownership was a status symbol separating the middle classes from the poor. But over the last few years, The American Dream has evolved from less of a financial statement to more of a focus on financial security. The stigma that renting equaled social status has dissipated.
to attract the one-time dedicated homeowner to walk away from the maintenance, landscaping, and lost equity associated with owning. Just like you can custom build a home, you can choose from hundreds of options in an apartment. Many websites allow you to go in and customize your search based on features and price points to make looking easier. Several apartment communities offer amenities that, as a homeowner, you would not have. Amenities such as state of the art fitness centers, business centers and wi-fi cafes, valet dry cleaning, coffee bars, car wash bays, and more give renters an advantage along with the freedom from the financial commitment that owning represents.
Suddenly, renting is not that last option for those who can’t afford a house; it’s an alternative for those who desire more than just a nice place to live with the addition of some “extras” (in the form of amenities) and a flexibility that most homeowners simply don’t have. It has become a viable solution for even the financially sound without sacrificing the implied prestige of owning a home.
As the trend in renting climbs, many apartment homes are being upgraded to meet the quality of a well built and smartly designed home. Hardwood flooring, double crown molding, black and stainless steel appliance packages, designer paint schemes, and modern light packages differentiate the quality of living you knew in your apartment dwelling days in college to what is now a standard in the premier apartment communities.
The many myths associated with the perceived advantages Now imagine pulling into your home of homeownership have been and waiting for the controlled access dispelled in the recent economic gate to open. As you pass your pool, turns we have experienced as a you feel a sense of community as you Apartments offer amenities and style that are often impossible country. As we re-examine our waive to a neighbor walking her dog. to find in most home purchases. Taken at The Enclave Hartland. options, our priorities have shifted to Once you park your car, you know maintaining a lifestyle. Owning the you won’t need to drive anywhere walls in which we wish to thrive has become less important. At one else because you will be working out at your exclusive fitness center time it was thought that renting was “throwing away money”. In reality, that is just a short walk from your home. Once inside your front door, your first five years of house payments are simply a “donation” to the you notice it is a little cold and your heat is not working. You simply bank. (Nearly one-third of all buyers move within five years, before they place a call and a service technician will be along quickly to fix the even start building any real equity). At one time, buying a home was a problem, free of charge. safe investment. You know this is no longer as safe an investment as it used to be if you’ve been watching the news. Times have changed and While this is apartment living, for many it is the new, and satisfying, apartment communities have been paying attention, working hard American Dream.
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Dress Like A Celebrity
A lot of people say that celebrities are just like us. Those people are lying. Celebrities have multi-million dollar budgets and a whole team of people that help them look fabulous wherever the paparazzi may be.
How can normal people get that Haus of Glamor style without the team of experts? It takes a little know-how and a lot of inspiration! First, think High-Low. Wear one or two expensive pieces, then flesh out the rest of the outfit with inexpensive goods. This not only helps you stretch your fashion budget, but it helps you achieve that effortless cool vibe that celebrities give when photographed on the street--many of them employ this very same tactic! Invest in great jeans, a fabulous bag that goes with everything, one pricey silk scarf and an awesome pair of boots. Then build outfits around these pieces using inexpensive accessories, shirts and vests. And don’t be shy to accessorize! Celebs usually pile on a scarf, a hat, huge shades,
bracelets and a bag before ever stepping out of the house. Rings, necklaces and belts add a unique touch to any outfit, making it uniquely your’s. Celebrities love to layer. Wearing a buttonup shirt? Slip a tank underneath. Going out in a maxi? Throw on a vest. Scarves, cardigans, jackets and layered shirts add variety to your wardrobe, making it seem as if your wardrobe is limitless. Of course, that applies mostly to street fashion. For evenings out, simple is always impressive. A simple dress with a bold clutch will take care of an elegant event. For gents, a dress shirt and black slacks will always do. While looking effortless can take a lot of work, the important thing to remember is that you have to feel effortless. If you spend too much time thinking about an outfit, you’re going to overdo it. Just get dressed, slap on a smile and head out the door. You’ll be amazed how fabulous you can look when you know how fabulous you are.
Dress Like No One Else
Developing a truly unique style takes careful thought for some--for others, it’s as natural as walking to their closet, getting dressed and greeting the day. Some people have a knack for looking like no one else in the world while others struggle to carve out a unique visual identity.
Starting on this process will seem a bit backwards, but trust us here: look around at others to figure out what you like and don’t like in terms of style. Every new original is built from the foundation of someone else’s idea. So figure out what you like and sort out what you are adverse to. Lump your leanings into categories. Maybe you like quirky cute, haute runway or hipster chic. Whatever your tastes are, that is where you should begin. Start to replicate. With your inspiration in mind, build outfits that reflect the style you love. Don’t worry about making exact copies, but mould your wardrobe to fit within the fashion style you want to achieve.
Now innovate. Figure out how you can take your style to the next level. This may mean going shopping for new accessories and pieces, or this may mean starting from scratch and building your own unique fashion goods. This is often a trial-and-error process. Throw on an outfit, wear it on the street and gauge reactions. Decide whether you’re where you want to be or if you have tweaking to do. What’s important is to have a style that is consistently YOU. What are you known for? Bowties? Blazers? Fluffy skirts? Have a trademark outfit that no one else in Lexington will have on, or a “uniform” day-today outfit that anyone will know you by. That might be jeans and a leather jacket, or that may be a fancy suit with a fabulous tie tac. Whatever it is, let it be YOUR’s. When in doubt? Ask an expert. Consult a fashion maven who can steer you in the right direction.
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Improve Your Golf Game Through Fitness
Kevin Heitz Fitness Coordinator Athletes First Oxmoor Country Club Louisville, KY KHGolfFitness@gmail.com twitter: KHGolfFitness
Golf is just like any other sport. You need to prepare yourself in the gym before you ever step onto that green.
Will focusing on a few key body parts during your normal workout help you straighten out that embarrassing shank on hole 17? Mike DeMaria, owner of Athletes First, a company based out of Hilton Head, S.C. that specializes in athletic training for golf and tennis, seems to think so. “Improve functional strength, balance and spinal stabilization. These components are key for a consistent set up, posture, better ball striking and the development of rotational power,” said DeMaria. Athletes First has recently expanded to Kentucky with a training facility at Oxmoor Country Club in Louisville. Kevin Heitz, University of Kentucky graduate and Titleist Performance Institute certified, is the golf fitness trainer for Athletes First’s Louisville location. He has demonstrated six key exercises that will prepare your body for the beating 18 holes can give it. 1. Stability Ball Squats Place a stability ball on your lower back up against a wall. Keep your feet shoulder width apart and with a dumbbell in each hand, squat down until your knees are at 90 degrees. The key is to not allow your knees to go past your toes. Using your legs, push your body back to a standing position, making sure your knees do not lock. Do three sets of 12 reps. This will increase leg and hip strength. “It’s important to continually work the legs and hips in order to give rotation and power to your swing,” says Heitz. 2. Stability Ball Seated Rows Wrap a resistance band around a pole and position yourself sitting on the ball with your arms outstretched with no slack in the band. Be sure your feet are shoulder width apart and your back is stick straight throughout the entire exercise. Keeping your elbows close to your side, pull straight back pinching your shoulder blades together. Hold this position for a few seconds, then slowly return to the starting position. Do three sets of 12 reps. The rows work your upper body flexibility and
strength, but it is important to use the stability ball to help with balance and strengthen your core. “Good stability and posture keep your form in tact and maintain your hip and shoulder rotations throughout your swing. This is crucial to hitting the ball consistently,” informs Heitz. 3. Crazy Ivans with Stability Ball Sit on the floor with your knees slightly bent while leaning back just a little. With the stability ball in your hands, rotate the ball from right to left crossing your body high above your head. For a bigger challenge raise your feet off the floor. Do three sets of 20 on each side. According to Heitz, Crazy Ivans are great for targeting the oblique’s which improves rotational power and keeps your swing stable.
the stability ball with your neck and shoulders resting on it. Keeping your hips in line with your shoulders, press up with the weights touching the dumbbells together at the top, then bring them back down to your shoulders. Do three sets of 12 reps. Keeping your balance on the ball instead of simply lying on a weight bench adds a degree of difficulty crucial to the golf game. “In all these exercises, the stability ball provides a way to implement balance and stability into your workout, an aspect many golfers overlook but is very important to the longevity of their game,” said Heitz.
4. Stability Ball Exchanges Lie on your back and place the ball between your legs at the ankle. Simultaneously bring your arms and legs together in a v shape, passing the ball to your hands as you slowly bring yourself back down, keeping the ball above your head. Do three sets of 15. When done right, leg lifts are the go-to exercise to work the core. “Adding the stability ball only increases the difficulty, improving overall core strength, stability and balance,” says Heitz. 5. Alternating Supermans Lie on your stomach and lift your right arm and left leg off the ground at the same time. Be sure to lift with your core. Bring them back down and switch to your left arm and right leg. Do three sets of 15 on each side. Supermans help strengthen the lower back, which promotes better posture. “Working the lower back can help produce less back pain, which can occur in golfers that play often but don’t take the time to work on their back at the gym,” Says Heitz. 6. Stability Ball Chest Press Holding the dumbbells in your hands, lie on
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Feel More Amazing Even if you’ve never struggled with selfesteem, feeling fabulous all the time can be tough. How can you feel more consistently awesome? Start good habits. Go to bed a little earlier, wake up at the same time each day, drink more water... all that stuff that you know you should do, but don’t. Well, research proves that they work. So give them a try! Compliment someone every single day. Whether it’s simply letting someone know that they’ve done a good job, telling someone that you love their outfit or sharing with someone that you just adore their freckles, you instantly feel better when you tell someone else that they’re awesome.
Sing in your car, in the shower or whenever you’re alone. Whether you’re belting out Top 40 hits or whatever’s on your mp3 player, singing always makes you feel like a rockstar. Wear a pedometer. Just seeing how many steps you take a day will let you know how you’re improving your life and burning calories. Need a challenge in your life? Set a goal to increase that number. Eat a better lunch. A nutritious lunch that isn’t too heavy can change your entire afternoon. A salad full of fruits, nuts and veggies will leave you much happier by 3PM than most fast food options. Grab a delicious wrap or tuck into a light soup and sandwich when you’re dining out. Smile more. Everyone will treat you differently, and you’ll feel different, too! Remember... you ARE awesome! Seriously, you are. So embrace that awesomeness!
“According to the Mayo Clinic, positive thinking is linked to a wide range of health benefits, including: longer life span, less stress, increased resistance to the common cold, lower risk of cardiovascular disease-related death” Source: About.com If you’re having a hard time seeing life in a positive light, it’s time to change the way you think. Your internal dialog can wreck your day if you let negative thoughts rule. So reframe the conversation. First and foremost, if someone around you is participating in negative talk, see your way out of the conversation. Others’ negativity will always spark your own. If someone is dissing their body, talking bad about someone else or complaining, change the subject or walk away. Don’t let their words influence your opinions and thoughts. Whenever you do have your own negative thoughts or talk, freeze. Think about what it is that you’re really upset about. Maybe you’ve let your dislike of someone brew over to being annoyed by everything they do. Or maybe you just dislike yourself today because you goofed something up. Change your mental direction. If you’re getting yourself down the road, think about
how you can do it better next time or what you can do to fix the situation. If there’s nothing you can do, let it go. Similarly, if you’re focusing on something external, either brew up a way to make your life better in spite of the situation or drop it. If you find yourself dwelling on a particular topic, it’s time to take some sort of action on it. Ask for advice (without ranting), talk to someone who can change the situation or write in a journal about it. Follow up with happier thoughts. Mentally compliment yourself or someone else. Take time to appreciate what you’re learning from the situation. If all else fails think “rainbows, puppies and sunshine.”
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Color Blocking By: Marsha Koller
As the weather warms, so does your wardrobe, and the 2012 runways for this season are featuring vibrant, hot Color Blocking, with a fresh geometric take on this retro trend. The look incorporates bold solid color pieces that work together in an outfit that makes a statement in new exciting color combinations and design treatments. Color blocking takes simple day dress styles and makes them glam! This season’s color blocking is designed to flatter the figure, and enhance the design of each piece. A fabulous example of tricking the eye with color blocking are pieces that use vertical blocks of black on the sides of a bold color – in a dress for example - to create the illusion of a dramatically smaller waistline and looking ten pounds lighter! Hot colors in color blocking modeled for spring are Seafoam, Turquoise, Orange, Coral, Red and Canary Yellow, accented with the ever-present Black, and presenting popular combinations in Aqua/Purple and Coral/ Orange.
flattering femininity. You’ll see a lot of GeoBlock in knitwear, from T’s to summer dresses. A BUILT IN ACCESSORY With color blocking making the statement for your outfit, the need to over accessorize is diminished - the bold design is like a built in accessory that draws the eye and embellishes your look. But when accessorizing with color blocking, you must stay with the colors of your outfit introducing another color in in a shoe or bag is too jarring and muddies up the look. The rule of thumb for accessorizing color blocking is to stick with three colors of the outfit with any accessories you use including jewelry, bags and shoes
You can even take this trend to separates, wearing a solid color on top with another Color Blocking doesn’t contrasting solid on the bottom, tied together stop at clothes, and you will see brave with great coordinating accessories. bold color blocking in accessories as well. A GEO BLOCKING Designers have found a refreshing way to great way to experiment deliver color blocking with a 20’s deco spin is to wear a bold color by color blocking in geometric designs. blocked shoe or boot-Geometric color blocking in fabulous colors worn with a solid outfit-- a gives an exciting, fresh, even sporty look to perfect way to “put your spring fashion this year, while maintaining a toe in” this trend.
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How to Make Money From the Internet
Want to give to charity, but running low on funds? There’s
If you have an expertise, you can make money on the internet. Even if you’re not an expert, there are lots of ways to cash in online. How?
grants, help with organization fund raisers, ask your friends
1.) YouTube - You can monetize your YouTube account and earn income on your videos. Rules apply, but it’s money that comes in without any work from you once the upload is complete. 2.) Your Own Website - If you run a blog, you can use online web ad services to earn money from the views you already garner. 3.) Sell Your Photos - If you’re great with a camera, you can sell high-resolution images to stock photo sites for cash. 4.) Get Crowdsourced - Online contests are being run all the time for a number of needs. If you participate and win, you could earn cash or neat swag. 5.) Become a Reviewer - Some products and companies regularly hire people to review their products. At worst, you can get a free item from the company. At best? You’ll get paid! 6.) Freelance... and Promote Yourself - If you do stuff for a living, you can usually offer those services online and earn money. Say, for instance, that you’re a web designer. You can sometimes pick up jobs online for web designing. Just be sure to let people know that you’re available for hire! 7.) Sell Stuff - If you’re crafty, you can definitely sell your wares online. But you can also make a little money selling the junk you have around the house that you no longer want. There are plenty of venues out there waiting... so go on, sell your stuff!
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An increasing number of businesses have begun offering customers a discount if they pay in cash. If you can pay up front, you can often save as much as 20%! Call ahead to small businesses you patronize to see if they offer this deal.
a lot you can do that won’t cost much! Get involved, write for donations, market the cause, set aside a monthly budget to save for one donation a year... the possibilities are limitless! Just get active and ask how you can help!
How to Save Money On Your Utility Bills Take a moment, and add up last month’s utility bills. Now imagine if you could make that whopping total a lighter burden to bear. It’s surprisingly easy! A few simple lifestyle changes will make your bills much easier to manage. First--and this is important--find out how you are billed for your utilities. In many condos and apartments, your utility is billed by building rather than by individual. If you are being billed in this manner, don’t take this as an excuse to throw out these tips--your usage still contributes to the total building usage, so how much you use matters! Sometimes, how your utilities are charged can be negotiated. Ask your housing office for more information. If you like, pass this information along to your housing office and suggest they include it in the next community newsletter! You may not know that electronic devices use electricity when they are plugged in, even if they’re not running. Unplug everything when not in use. Power down your computer whenever you’re not using it--waiting the extra minute for it to start up will be worth the money you save! As a bonus, this is probably better for your laptop’s battery life. Install a programmable thermostat. See if your electric company offers this service. A programmable thermostat can set your home to require less heating and cooling during the day while you’re away while getting everything to the perfect
temperature just in time for you to get home. Clean or change your air filters every three months--more often if you have pets. A dirty air filter causes your central air to work harder, resulting in a higher electric bill. (Interestingly enough, replacing the air filter on your car will help you save money on gasoline!) Ever think about how your cooking affects your home? If you’re into baking, try doing more of that in the winter. The heat from the oven and all that activity will almost always cause you to turn off the heat. But baking in the summer? You’ll run the air conditioning doubleduty. Try not to bake as often in the summer months. If you’ve got to use the oven, do so in the evening when you can open a window to cool off. If you’re a homeowner, you have some unique opportunities to save money. Evaluate your insulation to ensure it’s doing all it can to save you money. Fix poorly sealed windows and doorways. See if upgrading your appliances to more efficient ones will result in long-term savings. Shorten your showers. And don’t run the water while you brush your teeth. And turn off the lights when you leave a room. All that stuff you’ve been told since you were a toddler? Yep. Do that! Every little change you make can add up to some money saved at the end of the month.
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How to Save for Retirement (Yes, Now. And Yes, You Should.)
Create and control a budget. Decide how much you should spend per month on your expenses and stick to that. There are a lot of websites that can help, notably Mint.com. Figuring out how much you must spend, how much you can spend on entertainment and how much money you should have left over each month will assist you in figuring out how much of your money can go toward saving. If you have a large amount of expense in proportion to your income, it’s time to make cuts. See where you’re spending a lot of money and see where you can start spending less right away. Now, make a plan for spending far less a year from now. Whether that means spending less on rent or spending less on dining out, make a plan that lets you transition into spending more wisely while still affording the lifestyle you want. If you have a 401(k) plan, awesome. Contribute as much as you can, at least as much as your company will match. There is a maximum you can contribute, so be aware of where that line is. If you don’t have a 401(k) plan, set up an IRA. Automatic monthly payments towards this are key. The amount leaves your check before you ever get the money, so you don’t miss the money.
Take a look at your debt. Make a plan to get rid of that, as well. A great way to start taking care of credit card debt is to stop relying so heavily on your credit card. Use a bank card to take care of your purchases. If you’re paying on student loans, consider paying a little more than the minimum payment if you’re able. The only debt that you probably should expect to get rid of any more quickly would be your home loan. Unless you have a lot of extra income, your payments are probably set at the right amount. But, if you get a nice bonus from work, consider putting that toward your loan to help take care of that a little more quickly. If this is all very confusing for you, you are experiencing financial hardship or you feel in over your head with debt, seek a financial consultant. They will help you sort out your finances, figure out where you’re spending too much and assist you in deciding how to save for the future. Generally speaking, a nice target amount to save is 10-15% of your gross income. If that isn’t financially possible for you, this may be a sign that your finances need some reconsidering. Putting this amount away requires some discipline, but if you take a moment to look at the bigger picture, it’s worthwhile!
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Choosing the Purchasing a cigar without having had the chance to smoke the particular brand can be a daunting task. You don’t want to watch your money go up in smoke for a stick that you don’t find enjoyable in the least. Here are some tips to arm yourself before you head to the shop. Before we get into the meat of the matter, repeat after me: “Smoke what you like, like what you smoke.” This creed will make the journey easier. Don’t let anybody tell you what to smoke. First, let’s deal with what they look like. Cigars are always measured in inches and by ring gauge--the higher the ring gauge, the thicker diameter of the cigar. There plenty of vitolas (combinations of length and gauge,) and I encourage you to try as many as you can. After smoking hundreds of cigars, I still find myself wanting to try a cigar I love--or even one I hated--in a different shape. The classic cigar shape is a robusto. The stature is roughly five inches long by fifty ring gauge. The average robusto smokes for about an hour and a half. Most cigars have the general shape of a robusto. If you find yourself pressed for time, smoke something smaller, such as a corona. Coronas are baby robustos and will shave thirty to forty five minutes
Right Cigar With so many options, how do you figure out which smoke is the one for you? Article by: Josh Skorton off the average smoke time of a robusto. Conversely, if you want to smoke for longer and build upon the flavors you taste by the time your robusto is finished, try a Churchill sized cigar; they have the same ring gauge and are about two to three inches longer. Flavor-wise, if you want something bolder, try a toro. Something more concentrated? Smoke a torpedo, which features a conical end that will change the way the smoke meets your mouth. Depending on what particular brand you are smoking, the flavors among different cigars in the family will either vary greatly or end up being the same no matter which shape you choose. The wrapper is the outermost leaf of tobacco on your cigar. This is hand rolled around a compressed stick of tobacco containing a binder and filler tobacco. The wrapper provides a majority of the flavor you taste when you smoke. The wrapper is usually how the cigar is identified in terms of flavor. However, there are exceptions. You have natural wrappers which are lightly colored-they tend to be used on medium-bodied cigars. The dark Maduro wrapper has more sugars in the leaf and tends to be used to add sweetness to full-bodied cigars. While wrappers have plenty of names and colors, flavor generalizations can be made. I equate it to how you like your coffee. For instance, if you enjoy cream and sugar, a natural wrapper (possibly a Connecticut shade grown) will suit you. If you drink your coffee black or with a little sugar, a Maduro would be your preference. Smoke a few of
different hues and determine which is your preference. When it comes to the guts of your cigar, every manufacturer has their secret blend of filler. This blend usually consists of three grades of tobacco: Volado, Seco, and Ligero. Volado is taken from the bottom of the plant, which gets little or no sun, and is lightly flavored. The Seco is sourced from the middle of the plant and offers a good, dry middle ground. Lastly, the Ligero is the boldest and most full-flavored tobacco that comes from the top and gets most of the sun. These are blended to make a pleasurable smoke and then wrapped in a binder, which is usually the same tobacco as the wrapper, just not of the same visual quality. There is only one way to determine what your ideal filler blend is and that is to smoke a lot of different brands and types of cigar. With this basic knowledge you can now find something in close proximity of your preference. Take your time when purchasing cigars. If you’re buying them off the internet, all the information will be there in front of you to decide. If you’re in a shop, ask for the details. Don’t be afraid to try something different based on what you’ve smoked in the past. And remember, smoke what you like, like what you smoke. For cigar, pipe, tobacco, knife and beer reviews, tips and discussion, check out Josh’s YouTube channel: youtube.com/joshskorton
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MARCHING ON It’s that magical time of year, when all of Lexington seems to be a sea of blue. Fans from all across the country fill Rupp’s hallowed halls and cheer at the top of their lungs. Work comes to a grinding halt as the tournament brackets get closer and closer to Number 1. So what’s a fan to do but get wrapped up in all that is March in Kentucky?
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BASKETBALL CUPCAKES
Enjoying the Game!
Bake your cupcakes according to the box’s instructions in white cupcake cups. Let cool COMPLETELY. Frost your cupcake with white frosting. Use the back of a butter knife to smoothe the icing down and around so that you get a nice dome shape. Dip the cupcake frostingside-down in a bowl of orange decorator’s sugar. If you don’t get a good coat, use a spoon to shake more sugar onto the cupcake. Using a tube of black decorator’s icing, draw basketball stripes on top.
For a fan, experiencing the game is more important than who wins or loses--well, not really, but getting to enjoy your team is a big deal.
MAKE IT MORE FAB Make rectangle-shaped sugar cookies or bust into a box of graham crackers. Cover the surface of the cookie/cracker with white icing. To get a smooth finish, melt white icing in the microwave for a few seconds. Use a red tube of decorator’s icing to make the rectangle look like a backboard. Press into the cupcake. Now it looks like your cupcake is getting dunked!
Prepping a Party Getting a basketball viewing party together can actually be a pretty daunting task. How do you make it amazing without making yourself nuts? First, remember that you’re all there for the same reason--the game! Make seating comfortable and plenty, with a great view of the TV. Next, gather snacks. Prep a few homemade goodies, but don’t go overboard--run out and grab some quick, satisfying eats and drinks. Finally, make sure you have pregame and post-game entertainment. Music, video/board games and cards should do the trick!
So how can you make the most of game day? Head to Rupp This is the big duh, but also one of the most difficult things for a fan to manage, sometimes. Getting tickets can be hard, but never impossible. Get resourceful and get as close to courtside as you can manage. It’s truly an experience not to be missed! Go Out to See the Game Go to a restaurant or bar that has TVs and great eats to make seeing the game as awesome as possible. Of course, there’s more to it than just showing up and ordering a few drinks. Bring your favorite fellow fans and make a whole afternoon of it. Have dinner and have fun! Sport the Colors If you’re not covered in Blue, how on Earth will everyone know who you’re rooting for? Nevermind if you accidentally wear the other team’s color... you’re likely to get booed! Do it on the Sly So, you’re stuck at work and you’re dying to know the status of your bracket. How does a fan manage, without getting fired? First, sign up for text alerts from ESPN. Run streaming games in the background with your earbuds in. Most importantly? Keep it in perspective. Is keeping up with the play-by-play worth your job? No. The answer is no. Seriously. It’s not. I don’t care how much you have in the pool!
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How to Look Like a Fan There is an art to being a true fan. From hopeless devotion to team stats to showing up for every game, there’s a lot you can do to BE a fan. But looking like a fan takes a little work. Sure, it’s easy to put on a team t-shirt and call it a day, but if you want to take it to a whole ‘nother level, here’s some tips.
Got a sweet ride? Use it to show off your love for the team! Decals, flags and stickers show everyone on the road where you’re headed.
Wearing a shirt or jersey is a fine way to show your support, but why not take it a step further? A jacket, some jewelry, pants, hats, shoes... there’s a whole world of team apparel waiting! If you have kids, don’t forget to deck them out with team-approved duds!
Looking like a fan is as essential to life in March as BEING a fan. You’d hate for someone to confuse your team allegiance in this crucial moment, wouldn’t you? Go on, show your support everywhere you go! This is the one time of year that we’ll allow it without question.
If you’re hosting some basketball viewing parties in your home, be sure your rooms get a little fan makeover. Posters of the team and other memorabilia set the tone While you don’t HAVE to paint your whole body, body for your party. paint is a great way to let everyone know what you’re all about. For newbs, start with your face. Paint a logo And what about the office? Declare yourself a fan with or number on your cheek. For the more daring fan, a little memorabilia on your desk. Stick some flair up so cover your whole face in blue and white. your coworkers know what’s on your mind.
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From the time this Man Cave’s homeowners and the team at Quality Construction (859. 553.2818) met, there was no doubt that this basement would be totally transformed into the space that the homeowners had always dreamed of. The homeowners described to Quality Construction what they were envisioning and their price point. Quality Construction used their inhouse designer to draw out the space and produce photo-realistic renderings of the dream basement. The homeowners came to the proposal meeting and were blown away! Quality Construction was able to stay within the homeowners’ budget and finish the project in 23 days. With built-in surround sound, custom built-in entertainment center, spa area and plenty of entertainment, this is a Man Cave worth envying. Quality is shown in the details. Custom cabinetry, granite countertops, and clean wall and floor tile give this basement that million dollar look. A mini bar separates the basement into two unique spaces. A full-sized pool table offers lots of fun on one side, while the other end of the basement features a comfortable TV viewing area. An amazing bathroom tops off this Man Cave with a stunning walk-in shower.
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Cara Drury +Tyler Wilson To be married: September 29, 2012
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Name: Hannah Ellis Birth Date: August 14, 1990 Hometown: Campbellsville, KY Names of All Band Members: Hannah Ellis, Brandon Holder, John McHugh, Tony Hammons Style you prefer: Country/Pop Background of the Performer: I grew up in a small town in Central Kentucky called Campbellsville. I was always very active in the community, singing every time I got the chance. From everything to talent shows and church or school show choirs I was extremely involved. I was the state talent winner in FFA and a lot of opportunities to perform opened up from that. The more I did, the more I knew... this is what I want to do. What Inspires your song/song writing: I can be inspired by anything from a situation I have been through in the past, to a current relationship, to something I see someone else going through. It is really a lot about where you are as a person that day and the mood and what you are feeling. I am not the type that can walk into a co-write all bubbly and sit down and write a tearjerker. I have to feel what I am saying so the audience can too. Who’s Your Music Icon: As cliché as it may seem I am enamored by Taylor Swift. She has brought a completely new element of entertainment to the industry that wasn’t there before her. She is a showman and is right there with her fans. She makes them feel like they are understood by her lyrics and that is what we are all looking for in the music we listen to; someone who we can relate to. Where do you play: I have played everywhere from the hometown restaurant to Conseco Fieldhouse to Tin Roof in Lexington to the Black Gold Festival where I opened for Jake Owen. I feel comfortable on any stage and love getting invited to new venues. I have also done shows at Austin City Saloon, The Grapevine and even ventured to Nashville to play at the Cadillac Ranch.
would be playing all the different roles. You have to lead your group with confidence while maintaining a sense of humble adoration for all those who contribute their talents to your show. I am not only the vocalist but I have to be an all around performer as well. I have to bring it all out on the stage for every single show no matter how big or small the crowd is and give them a show worth seeing. Off stage you have to be the songwriter as well. You have to put together the music and set lists that will create a sense of endearment between you and the fans. Although it is difficult to juggle all these roles, it adds an element to being a performer that maybe wouldn’t be there without those challenges. Dreams/Aspirations: I am ultimately looking to perform full time. I have put together a group of guys that are phenomenal musicians and have as much drive and passion about this industry as I do. Available CD Locations: I have CD’s available on my website www.hannahellismusic.com, on iTunes, at CD Central beside Pazzos and at Austin City Saloon as well. 1 Thing People Don’t Know about Local Bands: Just how much talent there is around here. I’ve had a chance to work with a lot of very solid musicians around Lexington.
are definitely other very talented young ladies in this city, I believe they would agree that the fighting for a chance in the spotlight is much less cutthroat in a city like Lexington. Business Advice: Being an Artist/Entertainer is my business; I have to work at it everyday. It’s like any other business, the harder you work at it the better the product you have to offer. I have been told many times, “People won’t pay to come hear you sing, they will pay to be entertained.” Personal Advice: Do what you love, and love what you do. Although the industry I have chose to be a part of is extremely tough, I couldn’t imagine doing anything else. I get to make music everyday and nothing in this world makes me happier. I chose a profession that I will never get tired of, thus I never have to “work” a day in my life. Financial Advice: “Don’t eat your seed corn.” My dad always said that growing up and it made no sense to me, but as I have grown up I see that he meant just because you make good money at a show doesn’t mean go spend it all the next day. Instead of going out and buying new clothes after a show, most of the money earned goes back into the growing business that is Hannah Ellis Music. If you keep putting back more than you take out, your business w i l l grow exponentially.
Why Lexington: Well for starters, I am a student at UK so playing shows hear in Lexington is a great choice due to the venues available and the college age group allows for my target audience to be reached. Does Lexington have something other cities don’t offer: Well the fact that it is a huge college town in the south definitely helps with the appreciation of a young female country artist. Also unlike Nashville, an up and coming college girl turned musician is more of a novelty. Although there
Most Difficult Challenge for a Singer/Band Member: I believe the most challenging part
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What’s Coming Up? Lexington Events Calendar
March 1
March 4
The Path of a Poem 5PM-7:30PM The Carnegie Center carnegiecenterlex.org
Fiddler on the Roof 4PM Norton Center nortoncenter.com
UK Men’s Basketball v Georgia 9PM Rupp Arena ukathletics.com
Shemekia Copeland 7PM Natasha’s Bistro beetnik.com
Chris Botti 8PM EKU Center for the Arts ekucenter.com
Lexington Kiwanis Soup Day 11AM-7PM Cavalry Baptist Church
Greg Morton 7:15PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
Electronic Music Student Recital 7:30PM Transylvania University transy.edu
Place Matters 7PM-8:30PM Memorial Hall appalachiancenter.org
Kenan Lecture Series 7:30PM-9PM Translyvania University transy.edu
March 6
March 2
Rudy Rush 7:15PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
Lexington Ballet: Coming Home ArtsPlace lexingtonballet.org
March 8
Greg Morton 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
Rudy Rush 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
Celtic Fiddler Liz Carroll with Pianist Cormac McCarthy 7:30PM Carrick Theatre transy.edu
Winterjam 2012 6PM Rupp Arena rupparena.com
March 10
Run for the Hill 9AM Keeneland cardinalhill.org
Women’s Half-Ton Health Challenge 6PM-8PM North Lexington YMCA
March 3
Carnegie Center at Kentucky Crafted 11AM-3PM Lexington Convention Center artscouncil.ky.gov
Diavolo Dance Theater 8PM Norton Center nortoncenter.com
Kentucky Magic Dinner Theater 6PM deSha’s kentuckymagictheater.com
BRCCs March Matters 5K Run/Walk 9:30AM Coldstream Park bluegrassrapcrisis.org
Brad Paisley Virtual Reality Tour 7:30PM Rupp Arena rupparena.com
Come Fly Away Lexington Opera House lexingtonoperahouse.com
Greg Morton 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
Hepcats Sock Hop 8PM-12AM Arthur Murray Dance Studio luv2swingdance.com
A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant, A Prayer 8PM Thorn Hill, Frankfort frankfortensemble.org Rudy Rush 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
March 11
Come Fly Away Lexington Opera House lexingtonoperahouse.com
March 13
Ballet Magnificat 7PM The Lyric Theatre krdt.org
March 14
Etta May 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
March 15
Geri Allen & Timeline 7:30PM Norton Center nortoncenter.com
Gala Preview for Blue Grass Trust’s Antiques & Garden Show 7PM-10PM Kentucky Horse Park bluegrasstrust.org Etta May 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com Studio Players Present Bad Seed Carriage House Theatre studioplayers.org
March 16
Blue Grass Trust’s Antiques & Garden Show 10AM-6PM Kentucky Horse Park bluegrasstrust.org Etta May 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
March 17
Hoops, Hops & Hope 8PM-12AM The Barrel House bluegrassjuniors.org
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Shamrock Shuffle 8AM Victorian Square shamrockshuffle3k.com
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America Lexington Kick Off Party 2PM Simply Love Studios cctakesteps.org
Shamrock Garden Party 10AM-2PM Embassy Suites
March 27
Green is the Thing 11AM & 2PM The Arboretum
Moulin Rouge at the Ballet 7:30PM The Norton Center nortoncenter.com
St. Patrick Day Parade & Irish Festival Downtown Lexington lexingtonstpatsparade.org
March 28
Blue Grass Trust’s Antiques & Garden Show 10AM-6PM Kentucky Horse Park bluegrasstrust.org Etta May 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
March 29 Josh Sneed 7:15PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
Lexington Women’s Club 10AM-2PM Embassy Suites
March 30
March 18
Blue Grass Trust’s Antiques & Garden Show 11AM-5PM Kentucky Horse Park bluegrasstrust.org
March 20 Trans-Siberian Orchestra Presents Beethoven’s Last Night 7:30PM Rupp Arena trans-siberian.com Riparian Zone Restoration 10AM The Arboretum
March 21
March 22
Etta May 7:15PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
Abigail Washburn 8PM Natasha’s Bistro beetnik.com
April 12
37th Annual Central Kentucky Home, Garden, and Flower Show 5PM-9PM Rupp Arena ckyhomeshow.com John Witherspoon 7:15PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
April 13
37th Annual Central Kentucky Home, Garden, and Flower Show 5PM-9PM Rupp Arena ckyhomeshow.com John Witherspoon 7:15PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
UK Symphony Orchestra and the Lexington Singers 8PM EKU Center for the Arts ekucenter.com
Australian Chamber Orchestra 8PM Norton Center nortoncenter.com
Josh Sneed 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
Lightning Strike 5K 8:30AM Tates Creek High School
Wine Barrel Tasting for the Springs 11AM-5PM Participating wineries mcconnellsprings.org
Don Quixote presented by Moscow Festival Ballet 7:30PM Singletary Center
Kite Fest 12PM-4PM Jacobson Park lexingtonky.gov
H2O: A Charity Water Benefit Concert 8PM-1AM The Cellar martinrayvaughan.com
March 31
Etta May 7:15PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
Josh Sneed 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
April 14
Kentucky Magic Dinner Theater 6PM deSha’s 37th Annual Central Kentucky Home, Garden, and Flower Show 11AM-9PM Rupp Arena ckyhomeshow.com John Witherspoon 7:15PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
April 5 Brentano String Quartet 7:30PM Norton Center nortoncenter.org Vic Henley 7:15PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
Bluegrass Local Food Summit 8AM-5PM Crestwood Christian Church sustainlex.org
March 23
Etta May 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
April 7
March 24 Lexington Comic & Toy Con 10AM-5PM Lexington Convention Center lexingtoncomiccon.com Etta May 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
Josh Sneed 7:15PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
April 11
Vic Henley 7:15PM & 9:45PM Comedy Off Broadway comedyoffbroadway.com
April 10
April 15
37th Annual Central Kentucky Home, Garden, and Flower Show 12PM-6PM Rupp Arena ckyhomeshow.com Krispy Kreme Challenge 10AM Commonwealth Stadium ukhabitatkkc.com
April 17
We Are What We Eat 7:30PM Norton Center nortoncenter.com
Appalachian Studies Lecture: Place Matters 3:30PM & 5PM UK Student Center appalachiancenter.org
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