Porches, "Underwater": Aaron Maine's new album as Porches is a liquid, emotional collection of dance-pop, and "Underwater" is its beguiling opener.
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" In a statement last year, he wrote, "Porches can be a country song, a dance song, a punk song, a pop song or anything in between... Porches is my love affair with music.
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Are there more bait laptop boxes on seemingly vulnerable porches?
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A $40 spotlight, meant for places like porches and sheds.
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But today people came out to wave from their porches.
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Trees, front porches, parks and schools are in nice supply.
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On one side, there are gracious officers' homes with porches.
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I've always dreamed of doing a Porches show at Fat Cat.
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There are pumpkins on porches and ghost decorations taped up on houses.
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Passers-by can practically touch the front porches without leaving the street.
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We had rented a big house and two yurts with wraparound porches.
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There are deep porches on the front and back of the house.
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We move a little slower, and we spend considerable time on porches.
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The kind of place where big flags hung from porches with humility.
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They're riding around your neighborhood, looking for packages to snatch from porches.
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It opens with American flags flying from Boston porches and street poles.
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She'll tour with label mates Alex G and Porches later this year.
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Importantly, porches are banned, and farmers must train birds to go outdoors.
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As he hurried home he heard the catcalls from the shadowed porches.
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In our small village I see rainbow flags on people's front porches.
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They're coming for the new homes—usually cottages , with high ceilings and porches.
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Teenagers once submerged neck-deep in microgenre lifestyles became twenty-something Porches fans.
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Upstairs are loggias or colonnaded porches, one on either side of the door.
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All have en-suite bathrooms, and four open to private porches or patios.
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But as the weather cleared, some residents emerged and settled on their porches.
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She played bass in Porches, while the Maine brothers played in her band.
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At one point, Aaron Maine considered never releasing any music as Porches again.
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Hype House members prefer to hang out on the stone porches overlooking it.
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I had been listening to her on porches and at ice-cream socials.
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Rugs air-dry from Rust Belt porches, a baby squalls in droopy diapers.
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Guest rooms and suites include kitchenettes, and several have balconies, porches and fireplaces.
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The company is not using the drones to deliver goods to people's porches.
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"They leave fast-water areas and can cross highways, porches, driveways, whatever," he explained.
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"I slept in yards and on porches in a state of fear," she added.
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Commerce has more than its share of sagging porches, peeling paint and overgrown lots.
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The contractor removed dry rot and moldy wallpaper and added dormers, porches and balconies.
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When night falls, the only lights are from the lanterns on distant farm porches.
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Front porches and fluttering flags abound on cozy, tree-canopied streets, many one-way.
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Green garden hoses snake around front porches, vines climb two or three stories high.
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And all the houses had covered porches where we would sit on rainy days.
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In some of the more rural stretches, Confederate flags still hang from front porches.
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It can also be used on porches and patios for shade and some privacy.
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Residents welcomed McCoy and her camera into their gardens, front porches, and living rooms.
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Then the Mandles strolled around the neighborhood and were greeted by strangers on porches.
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Such porches often have solid floors and no access for hens to soil or sunshine.
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Houses along the planned route began to crumble, with foundations cracking and porches falling off.
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Little black webs decorated our front door, and the balconies and porches had webbed railings.
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They placed athletic wraps and tape, along ice packs and hockey sticks on their porches.
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The dining room next to it has direct access to one of three outdoor porches.
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In the era of the McMansion, high ceilings, porches, and ample plantlife ultimately lose out.
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At least a handful of Confederate flags fly around town, on trucks, porches and businesses.
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Front Porch, and the Porches were precisely who kept the nation's motion picture industry solvent.
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It was becoming increasingly difficult for them to constantly salt and shovel porches and walkways.
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They happened to work at a dealership that had McLarens, Maseratis, Porches at their disposal.
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Has it been weird being on a primarily male tour with Alex G and Porches?
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Roofs had caved in, porches were falling off, the boathouse was a pile of rotten logs.
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The new rules would make that spirit official: "Enclosed porches are not considered outdoors," officials declared.
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Built in 1905, the home has two porches, four fireplaces, a tiled kitchen and wood flooring.
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According to prosecutors, surveillance cameras caught Bergman driving through Deerfield Township, collecting packages off of porches.
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The home also has screened in porches, a pool and a private entrance to the beach.
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Ben listens to a lot of Tom Waits, Sun Ra, Yung Lean, Steve Lacy, and Porches.
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Hossein spent the evening skirting alleyways and crouching on unlit porches as security personnel searched houses.
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There are also two large porches, one along the house's north face, one along the south.
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In the evening, as it began to grow dark outside, lights on the porches came on.
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We stayed at a rambling hotel on the wedding circuit with wide porches overlooking the water.
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He's also such an amazing vocalist, which I think gets quite overlooked amongst the Porches repertoire.
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The hedges and trees that cloak houses were stripped of leaves, revealing wrecked cars and porches.
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"W" flags have blanketed the North Side, hanging from front porches and fluttering from car windows.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: There are abundant porches and patios, with garden beds and landscaping around the house.
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The bird's nest fern does not really resemble the frilly ferns you see hanging on porches.
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Aaron Maine (Porches): When I moved here, I moved to Greenwich Village, which isn't too far.
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Three years later, we had separate bedrooms, baths, kitchens, living spaces, studios, garden areas and porches.
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The houses on the shore all had huge screened-in porches, airy cathedrals to exurban comfort.
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Their droppings can be found almost anywhere, including on sidewalks, porches, patios, decks and inside swimming pools.
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It also means it's a great time for package thieves to start stealing boxes off of porches.
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Foley posted pictures showing the exterior of a 3-story house with the three porches sheared off.
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Some of the porches had rocking chairs that you could sit in and watch people go by.
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Other exterior features that were seen on many homes include screened porches, attached garages, and low roofs.
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There is a chill in the air, pumpkins on porches and fake spider webs hung as decorations.
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More than 40 pride flags were posted in total — on fences, over driveways, doors and front porches.
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Then he mentioned the front porches and friendly people — "very open and accepting and kind," he said.
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Lots of time on the beach with family and friends … and on porches and backyards with mosquitos.
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It shoots through their bedroom windows, onto their front porches, and down the hallways of their schools.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The home sits on 2893 landscaped and wooded acres with several patios, porches and decks.
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The community has responded enthusiastically, and officials have encouraged residents to check garages, sheds and under porches.
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The Terrain Biennial repurposes liminal domestic spaces such as porches, windows, and yards into public art sites.
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Age-old cooling tricks like courtyards, crossbreeze-promoting corners, eaves, porches, and other architectural features were dispensed with.
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Amazon's plan could help it solve the issue of getting packages to small areas such as front porches.
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For example, it allowed both open land and enclosed porches to pass as outdoor space for organic chickens.
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Set behind a white picket fence, it has porches with gingerbread balustrades on the first and second stories.
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Some of the tiny homes on Amazon come with extensive front porches, like WNC Tiny Home's Jackson model.
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Neighbors stepped onto their porches to watch the moment neither Juana nor Adolfo was sure would ever come.
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And Iowans had no way of knowing whether getting lit on their front porches would end in incarceration.
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Instead of Victorians, there are triple-deckers, their porches lined with railings that flex against a body's weight.
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Puppets are hung on the porches and doors of those arrested, like tokens for the angel of death.
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For a short period, Cubans could use the internet from their bedrooms, kitchens, porches or wherever they wished.
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Some screened porches, or lanais, which can also be lifted up by the wind, were damaged as well.
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The explosions The first three explosions in Austin involved cardboard packages left in front yards or on porches.
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We think about our own porches and the packages that may or may not be waiting for us.
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At night, children chase one another on bikes, and adults smoke cigarettes on porches and talk until late.
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What You'll Find The housing stock includes blocky brick colonials, Victorians with doubledecker front porches and craftsman cottages.
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Cabins and cottages are individually designed, with some featuring back porches, indoor fireplaces, outdoor showers and clawfoot tubs.
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The deep cold brought other unfamiliar sounds too: Odd, sudden creaks and groans of porches and even buildings.
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Who knows—you could be the VP of A&R at Domino Records looking to sign the next Porches!
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Within two days the mom said she drove her minivan to a dozen homes, swiping more packages off porches.
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Palm trees, Spanish tile roofing, and red-bricked porches are common sights along the road, and throughout the neighborhood.
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The tiered roof flows into numerous porches, giving residents the ability to simultaneously enjoy the outdoors and city life.
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That, among other things, he worked on closets as well as decks and porches for houses in the Hamptons.
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There is a chill in the air, pumpkins are on porches, and fake spider webs are hung as decorations.
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Stairs lead from the porches and patios near the house to a lower patio with a built-in grill.
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And packages sitting on front porches can also signal to anyone who walks by that the homeowners are away.
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When people can't visit public spaces, there are still ways to create public life, from balconies, porches and windows.
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They have been shot playing outside, sitting on their front porches, eating pizza, walking home, standing near a restaurant.
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Along some blocks, children ride bicycles beside elaborately adorned porches and well-tended homes, and neighbors stop to talk.
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There are two porches on this level — one on the front of the house, the other at the side.
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Others will share facilities but all will have furnished porches and wood-frame beds with 1,43-thread-count linens.
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You have the gator attacking a truck, and myriad videos of gators taking dips in swimming pools and invading porches.
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Along the tree-lined streets of Piketon Village, families gather on porches at dusk to enjoy the pleasant spring weather.
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But, as Mr Katz notes, the move from farmhouse porches and cellars to factories has rendered once quotidian processes mysterious.
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Her long term relationship with Frankie Cosmos' former drummer Aaron Maine (who also records as Porches) came to an end.
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She claims the music of her now-boyfriend Aaron Maine (of the band Porches) pushed her to make her own.
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The porches' elimination is perhaps the most important rule, says Dena Jones, the Animal Welfare Institute's Farm Animal Program Director.
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By Tuesday, emergency crews in trucks, boats and helicopters had rescued more than 2800,000 people from houses, porches and rooftops.
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It was almost Halloween: cobwebs on porches, hanging ghosts made from stuffed sheets, jack-o'-lanterns with their crooked grins.
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"We'd play around on the weekends on front porches and in people's living rooms," he recalled in the 1997 article.
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On shaded porches in front, women in saris, shiny with perspiration, slice pineapple beside a glass-door cooler of Fanta.
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In residential areas, honeydew can coat yards and porches, and its sugary consistency attracts gnats, bees and other unwanted insects.
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A short stroll up the hill, past shady streets where rocking chairs sway on porches, is the very walkable downtown.
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Known as the Orchard, the 1896 home has a rusticated stone base framing two porches and a pitched Dutch Colonial roof.
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Screenshot: Cat in the Hat ProductionsA man in Minnesota accused of snatching packages from porches chose the wrong house this weekend.
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Julia's piece is in the Times Food section that we delivered to stoops, porches and front drives across America this morning.
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Today, we get our first taste of Negro Swan in "Charcoal Baby," a new single co-written with Porches' Aaron Maine.
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I think my gateway into was recording with a Roland Juno-60 at my friend's studio for the first porches record.
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In Florida it was Celebration, an idealised community of picket fences and front porches that promised a return to 1950s America.
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She passed yards where children played while adults dug around in border gardens or sat on porches exuding hard-won security.
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Those still here stood on what remained of front porches, mired in a state of shock, hoping the people would return.
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Every day, tens of thousands of postal workers take to American streets to drop letters in mailboxes and packages on porches.
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The neighborhood was popular among businessmen and their families, who built large mansions with glass windows, servant quarters, and large porches.
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Throughout, black women are standing, sitting, phalanxed on the porches of what feel like plantations and antiquated houses, rich with pain.
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Here in Massapequa, about 15 miles from Huntington, blue ribbons were tied to tree trunks and the front porches of homes.
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She's delivering 14 pastry boxes this weekend (she plans to leave them on porches in sealed plastic bags to avoid germs).
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Overnight guests emerge from mosquito-netted beds and make their way from the porches of their rondavels to the breakfast area.
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The kind that will have hoards of crying children fleeing porches without a single Tootsie Roll at the sight of them.
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Small porches extend from the front and back doors, and there is an outdoor shower that runs hot and cold water.
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A new ordinance in Arlington requires papers to be delivered to porches as opposed to driveways or other parts of a property.
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The main house is huge ... we're talking 3,360 square feet of luxury surrounded by screened porches, perfect for enjoying those ocean breezes!
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Single houses are long, two-story houses with porches on one side, so instead of having front gardens, they have side gardens.
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Some of the spots are extra warm and cozy for the wintertime, while others have big porches and patios for sunny days.
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From the linked article on Kansas City's KSHB:Jackie Crow jogs and smiles when she delivers Amazon packages from her car to front porches.
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Bus stops, residents' yards, and even people's porches are considered part of the field of play, giving the sport an urban warfare vibe.
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Elections in Ohio are trench warfare, fought by waves of volunteers swarming across hundreds of thousands of front porches to rap on doors.
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Most of the homes in the community were built in Queen Anne and Victorian architecture styles, with stained-glass windows and large porches.
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Like Mr. Potato Head, a basic form allows for add-ons: floor-to-ceiling windows, second-story decks, solar panels, cozy front porches.
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For days and nights, unruly crowds sacked 523 stores in Maracaibo as residents stood on their porches wielding weapons to guard against looters.
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Pros: This is an excellent value for an overwater accommodation with private porches, hammocks, and full board all included in the affordable price.
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There are picket fences and vine-covered trellises; driveways with basketball hoops; doorways with wind chimes; and medleys of bicycles packed on porches.
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We saw generators thumping away on second-story porches, their extension cords running in all directions, spidering through the windows of neighboring houses.
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A year after the team first took the field, Atlanta United flags now fly in front yards and from porches in many neighborhoods.
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I had watched as friends documented the strange brown and gray water rising onto their porches, over car roofs and into their houses.
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Outdoor space: Double-decker porches supported by columns run along the front of the house (one of the upstairs bedrooms has direct access).
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Blue lights shining from landmarks and front porches will mark the worldwide effort to better understand and appreciate people with autism spectrum disorder.
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But the proliferation of smart homes and smart devices is putting tools like cameras and sensors in doorbells, porches, and hallways across America.
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"Urban dwellers can plant them in their backyards, front yards, porches, or wherever else you want wildflowers to grow in your neighborhood," Burley said.
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Amazon last year introduced a delivery option that would grant delivery drivers temporary access to your home to leave packages inside and off porches.
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In a neighborhood of large historic homes with broad eaves and wraparound porches, it stands out for being almost perfectly devoid of architectural interest.
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The residents' homes consist of suites of small rooms—living room, bedroom, bathroom—and have front porches that make the hallways look like streets.
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While passing 130th Street, runners can peer to the right to try to catch a glimpse of something rare in Manhattan: houses with porches.
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White male slave owners called slaves lazy and shiftless -- while they sat on porches sipping mint juleps watching them work from sunrise to sunset.
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Smart doorbell maker Ring has created a platform for homeowners to monitor their front porches, and Mail Haven makes smart mailboxes to protect packages.
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It gave residents blue light bulbs for their porches, because the light seemed to make it harder for heroin users to find a vein.
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Screenshot: CNNIn the dead of night this weekend, someone or something left dozens of ageing TVs on the porches and lawns of Virginia homes.
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I had eaten small triangles of watermelon on porches and at neighborhood cookouts since I was "knee high to a grasshopper" as a child.
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In addition, subtle efforts have been made to boost insulation: these include mailboxes being installed in external porches rather than doors to tackle draughts.
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Some residents have emerged from their homes to see "a dozen turkeys standing on the back railing," leaving feces on the porches, he said.
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Surgewaters marched down streets and crept up front porches, knocking on windows and sending people to second floors, then attics, if they had them.
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But I decided to come around to just naming my new album Ricky Music because it really feels like the next chapter in Porches.
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The low-cost homes — wood-frame, three-bedroom modernist duplexes with solar panels and tall Mississippi-brick porches — have helped resuscitate a main street.
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"The block reminded me of where I grew up in Queens, with lots of front porches and people hanging out outside," Dr. Hannafin said.
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Click here to view original GIFEveryone in your neighborhood is going to have a pumpkin carved with a goofy face sitting on their porches. Booooring.
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There was plenty of room for a family — the three story house has six bedrooms, four bathrooms, four fireplaces, two porches and a finished basement.
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As pumpkins pop up on front porches across the nation, the highest interest rates in a month are scaring consumers away from the mortgage market.
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And yes, there actually are some Minnesotans -- as well as New Yorkers, Michiganders, Alaskans and North Dakotans -- who can see this neighbor from their porches.
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Mr. Schantz said that the cottage would be raised a few feet to prevent flood damage, and missing sections of its porches would be recreated.
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Choose from standard rooms, or keep the group all together in the two- or three-bedroom villas that feature cute white porches with water views.
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Fort Benning's Rainbow Avenue seems a perfect spot for families, the yards of its 1920s homes filled with toys, American flags fluttering from front porches.
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The house was built to impress, with arched windows surmounted by curved details in glass and brick and lacy woodwork on the gables and porches.
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The first Porches material was recorded more or less contemporaneously to the existence of that band, and it certainly retained some of the same spirit.
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My rideshare pulled into the driveway and shared the lane with Ferraris, Porches, and Teslas, a clear indicator of the affluence of the hotel's guests.
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Glendale, California, resident Shannon Brandon, right, shamed one potential package thief into returning a box she witnessed him stealing off one of her neighbor's porches.
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Smoking marijuana in public will still be illegal, including on porches or in driveways outside of a private residence, according to the Detroit Free Press.
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Thieves swiping Christmas packages from porches have become unfortunately common, but a recent theft from a Utah dad's front stoop could have led to dire consequences.
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As a painfully awkward DJ spins trendy cuts by Porches and Mr. Twin Sister, they begin to discuss their main goal of the evening: getting laid.
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Originally a brick Queen Anne, it was stuccoed in the 2208s, at which point it was also given deep wraparound porches and a red tile roof.
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Along the walls were the façades of what looked like clapboard houses, with wooden shutters and shingled pitched roofs and porches that extended into the room.
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After helping Steve as much as they could, the agents walked through the trailers, talking to people in their yards or front porches about their dogs.
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As a result of these helicopters, Americans of all races are once again secure enough to stand on their front porches looking at an American flag.
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All the older dudes on my block were raving over how much better Wayne had gotten and they started playing Sqad Up tapes on our porches.
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Some residents on Colonial Street sat on their front porches as they watched the last of the floodwaters slowly recede from their palm tree-lined neighborhood.
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On a recent summer day in the Stapleton neighborhood, the air hung still above front porches, and tiny lawns shone improbably green in the desert heat.
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The homes are known for having a classic shape, large porches with thick columns, and they're often painted in a bright color, according to Elle Decor.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The front courtyard is divided into quadrants, with flagstone porches on two sides and gravel walkways leading to a water feature in the center.
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" He adds, "I don't get caught up in the trajectory of Porches or what people might expect next or what I think would make sense chronologically.
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Kallianiotis captures Americans going about their lives: walking through the streets of desolate towns, sitting on porches, pausing between the car and home, or outside storefronts.
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Homes between the two thoroughfares include Cape Cods, ranch houses, English Tudors, colonials and craftsman-style dwellings with porches, most on 60-by-100-foot lots.
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But at night people appeared on their porches, bought supplies at Doña Gilma's minimart, turned up 1990s merengue in their homes or tossed baseballs in the street.
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There were rows and rows of modest single-story homes with families standing on their front porches in two feet of water, each waving down passing boats.
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So while you're watching these hosts knock down walls and adding wraparound porches, know that they're kicking back with huge paychecks at the end of the day.
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Generally called conch houses and built from wood, the architectural style also includes Victorian with gingerbread trim, pastel-painted cottages, and roomy double-stories with wraparound porches.
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The largest bedroom faces the park and is bow fronted; a second bedroom is in the faceted corner portion of the house and opens onto two porches.
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But the vast banks of windows and spacious sun porches were more than amenities, serving a clinical purpose: Doctors believed that exposure to sunlight could treat tuberculosis.
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SEATTLE — The holidays are a time when there are constant reminders of how much Amazon dominates online shopping — the boxes stacking up on front porches, for example.
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The columned front porches and exteriors are painted in beiges, mint greens and brick reds, among other hues, and solar panels are being installed on the roofs.
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That may sound like a dormitory, but guests will be pleasantly surprised to find classic Key West architecture with shady porches and several pools in the courtyard.
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"I just thought it would be super exciting to hear what Sporting Life would do with a track of mine," said Porches' lead singer Aaron Maine over email.
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Porches—the music project from Aaron Maine—has just released his third album The House, and it is the perfect soundtrack to these kinds of intimate, indoor moments.
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In March, during a foot chase in Cuyler-Brownsville, two women—one of whom he'd put in handcuffs the previous week—started cheering for him from their porches.
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In practice, that means a lot of reports of "suspicious" brown people on porches and a general perception that the world is a scarier place than it is.
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The USDA "made a terrible mistake when it allowed producers to include enclosed porches … so it's trying to undo a mistake it made ten years ago," she says.
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Their home was among dozens that were flooded there and now have so much mold, residents are forced to live on their front porches amid swarms of mosquitoes.
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Three package bombs were left on the victims' front porches or in their yards in east Austin homes over the course of 10 days, terrorizing the Texas capital.
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Neighbors alerts users to local crime news from "unconfirmed sources" and is full of Amazon Ring videos of people stealing Amazon packages and "suspicious" brown people on porches.
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DANGER ON RAINBOW AVENUE Fort Benning's Rainbow Avenue seems a perfect spot for families, the yards of its 1920s homes filled with toys, American flags fluttering from front porches.
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Residents would be prohibited from smoking not only in their homes but also in hallways, on balconies and porches and anywhere else within 25 feet of the apartment building.
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Listening to Porches' music, especially the last two LPs 2016's Pool and 2018's The House, it's easy to imagine frontman Aaron Maine is a New Order lifer.
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Guests were free to partake in the lawn sports, dance the day away, or eat and drink to their hearts' content on the various porches and outdoor seating areas.
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Two long hallways, which led off from opposite sides of the central room, looked like streets in the same town, with more clapboard façades and porches on either side.
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He expected the potential surveillance of neighborhoods to be limited to front porches, as the doorbell cameras lack the power to identify people farther away on sidewalks or streets.
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Maine played in her band, Frankie Cosmos, and she played in Porches until 2015, forming a creative constellation of characters and references that'd play out across one another's songs.
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A month ago, I happened upon Porchfest, an annual celebration that got started in Ithaca, in which dozens of bands play hourlong sets on their front yards and porches.
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There were these block parties that — people would pick up trash and keep the neighborhoods clean with these tended, pretty little garden plots and front porches and front lawns.
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When I returned to my old neighborhood during the riots in 2015, one of my old neighbors told me nobody sat on front porches and talked to anyone anymore.
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" —Kristin Corry Even though Aaron Maine didn't release a Porches album this year, he put out one of his most rewarding and beguiling offerings yet in the standalone "rangerover.
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And, although the Confederate flag—with which Mr Roof liked to pose—was removed from the statehouse grounds, it still flies from porches and is emblazoned on pick-up trucks.
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The asteroid's collision was so powerful that people more than 40 miles away were thrown from their porches and chairs by the sheer force of the impact, according to NASA.
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In some ways, this town-turned-military zone of 11,000 residents is like any other, with relatives watching from wooden porches as children splash in the tranquil, light blue water.
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Under a cloudless summer sky, not far from the Atlantic Ocean, bicycles zip down the street, children sprawl in the few green public spaces, and senior citizens relax on porches.
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This year the porches were spread out over about 15 city blocks, and there were also a couple stages erected in the lovely Will Christie Park adjacent to the neighborhood.
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In all, 63 beer pong balls were collected from games played on wooden porches (12), hardwood floors (4), vinyl flooring (17), carpet (6), and outdoors on dirt and grass (24).
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Goldenrod curtains pushed to the side, the songwriter behind Porches—cozy in a pair of black jeans, a black sweater, and slides—chainsmokes hand-rolled cigarettes out the open window.
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Backyard patios, kitchen tables and front porches can be suitable places to convene as well, as long as there is a stable surface to rest your laptop or device on.
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It had a big bird of paradise tree out front, front and back porches, a beautiful, tiled bathroom and a living room with beamed ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace.
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With the early sun shining across porches adorned with flower pots and American flags, several neighbors noted how long it had been since Officer Veve last stepped on their street.
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The entryway leads to a large open-plan living and dining area with picture windows on two sides and French doors on a third, opening to one of many porches.
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The Kansas porches where the "Picnic" action takes place are gone, and Dane Laffrey's scenic design consists of a few rusting deck chairs in front of a plywood back wall.
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As I was heading to North Adams, I could quickly toggle to see top hotels, like the Porches Inn, restaurants such as Public eat + drink, and attractions including MASS MoCA.
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Research commissioned by businesses that make packaging products like boxes and surveillance cameras suggests that from one-fifth to one-third of respondents have had deliveries stolen from their porches.
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In 2016, the USDA said that at least half of U.S. organic egg production came from operations that exclusively use roofed enclosures, known as porches, to provide outdoor access to hens.
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Block after block of once beautiful two-story craftsman homes have fallen into disrepair, the porches leaning, paint peeling from clapboard siding and "Beware of dog" signs peering from broken windows.
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Porches wrap the hotel, which overlooks the harbor, but for those who want more action, there's Ping-Pong, Twister, movie screenings in the recreation hall and cornhole games on the lawn.
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Homeowners in mountain neighborhoods spend much of the day sniffing the air on their porches and looking for wisps of smoke that could be the first warning sign of a cataclysm.
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Dead cats and dogs were strewn throughout the wreckage while some stray animals were digging through the garbage for food and had taken up residence on the porches of destroyed homes.
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Dead cats and dogs are strewn throughout the wreckage while some stray animals are digging through the garbage for food and have taken up residence on the porches of destroyed homes.
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She appreciates the diversity of her new hometown, where it is common to spot rainbow flags hanging from residents' front porches or to see two fathers pushing a stroller to town.
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His research took him to Detroit, where he found a historical city undergoing an economic rebirth and black homeowners eager to share memories of watching life unfold on their front porches.
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Dead cats and dogs were strewn throughout the wreckage while some stray animals were digging through the garbage for food and had taken up residence on the porches of destroyed homes.
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Many of the artists they encountered were self-taught, working in cramped spaces in their bedrooms, on porches, or in the back rooms of studios belonging to male friends or partners.
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It turned onto Snowflake's Main Street, and the boys peered at brick homes with sweeping wood porches and an ice-cream parlor and a grand temple of the Latter-day Saints.
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In addition to offering spots for tents and recreational vehicles, in San Diego, the campground Santee Lakes Recreation Preserve offers fully furnished houseboat-style floating cabins, including outdoor porches with barbecues.
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No matter how nice it gets outside, sometimes all you want is to do is disappear for while, away from the patios and the porches where sangria flows... well... like wine.
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Sidewalks, lawns and porches are being taken over across the East Coast by eager cats, dogs, squirrels and more, who have been waiting for a chance to pounce on a snow day.
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At first, Rober's video made it seem like people were taking the packages off porches in Illinois, but later added a disclaimer to the video that this was not his actual house.
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"We talk about growing old, like sitting on our porches in a rocking chair, and living next door to each other, having our kids be best friends," says Kelvin with a laugh.
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They dig up people's lawns, poop on their porches, take over their attics, and—even after the city spent $31 million on raccoon-proof trashcans—still manage to break into the things.
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Living in a storefront, stealing milk from people's porches in the predawn hours to feed himself and his girlfriend, he wrote and published another novel, " Never Come Morning ," which bombed as well.
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The grandstand with its flags and gingerbread porches did not so much rise behind this encampment as fall athwart it, rung down like a theater curtain painted with a fairy-tale scene.
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My grandparents spent their lives in a tiny house in a tiny West Virginia factory town, walking the same sidewalks, sitting on the same porches, their parents only a few houses down.
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Those houses, some longtime residents lament, feel so large that they evoke plantation homes, complete with second-story porches an overseer might use to keep an eye on the black residents nearby.
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American Impressionist Childe Hassam (1859–1939) is famously known for scenes of patriotic, flag-draped New York City streets and romantic women in filmy gowns lounging on porches and sun-drenched beaches.
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This year, those census-takers should be able to conduct most of their work from front porches, asking questions and punching the results into iPhones that transmit the answers to remote computers.
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The new two-bedroom units, raised on stilts above the resort's private beach, will have blue-tiled plunge pools, wraparound porches and ship bells that guests ring to call for a concierge.
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"Builders are including screened porches as a design feature, and sure people love the addition of extra space, but what they really love about it is bringing the outdoors in," says Cibulski.
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At North Pointe Estates, where grandmothers are afraid to sit on their porches because of gunshots, residents say they would welcome greater government investment through Clyburn's program in the absence of reparations.
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Four of the estate's bedrooms are located in the 3,360-square-foot main house, which is also outfitted with a gourmet kitchen, multiple screened porches, a private home gym and a basketball court.
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The soccer shirts will be removed, declarations of love will happen on porches (and in the physical therapy room, and on the soccer field), and, heck, an arsonist might make a guest appearance!
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And some unions are relying more on retirees — like two retired airport maintenance workers who recently climbed porches here in bitter cold on behalf of a local candidate, a former fellow union member.
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She poses on porches, by murals, in bathrooms, often with lengthy captions that reveal what she's up to this weekend (wedding planning, working), words of inspiration, and her very relatable love of donuts.
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Now, a new wave of technology, once too expensive and complex to be used by anyone but the police, is making its way into mom-and-pop shops, front porches and residential streets.
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Down the hall, a den opens to porches on two sides and, on a third, to the kitchen, which has custom wood cabinets, marble countertops and a center island with a hooded range.
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But rather than being a paradisiacal refuge for holiday-goers and sunbathers, the beach has become a dumping ground for dirty mattresses and is lined by seafront porches where hardly anyone ever sits.
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I understand the longing to stay on that beach with the fierce and fantastic moms of Monterey, or to retire to their sprawling porches at dusk and eavesdrop while they swish wine and gossip.
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We spoke with neighbors in Amish country, visited family farms in Iowa and sat on front porches in Appalachia — communities that have experienced hard economic times and went solidly for Donald Trump in 2016.
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Entire stretches of St. Martin and Anguilla are practically uninhabitable, not only because of the roofs peeled back like tin cans and porches smashed to splinters, but because of shortages of food and water.
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The immigrants' American-born children grew up in the same communal atmosphere their parents knew back home, playing freely in the streets after school, while adults chatted on the porches of two-family homes.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is just shy of a half-acre, with front and back yards, a fire pit and a fish pond, 1,100 square feet of porches and 500 square feet of balconies.
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Pete Wells wrote about his top 10 restaurants of the year, and about the best dishes he ate for the Food section we blue-bagged and delivered to doors, porches and bushes this morning.
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Front porches on a hot summer day; a country fair on Main Street; the wind in your hair on a long road — Springsteen's songs paint a vivid picture of the country and its evolution.
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On Sunday, Ms. Roem knocked on doors in Manassas, where she was born, walking in the rain with a small umbrella that was blown off porches when she put it down to talk to voters.
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Views from the back and front porches of these two-story brick and precast stone houses sweep from the Whitestone to the Throgs Neck bridges, framing the East River as it curves between the spans.
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So the first surprise along gently undulating Branch Avenue is how pleasant and peaceful it is—all wood-clad and brick colonial homes with their porches, set back amid trees and lawns: the suburban American dream.
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"Housing will never solve homelessness, but community will," says Graham, as he walks along a stone-paved path that weaves past the development's communal kitchens, laundry rooms and front porches, where villagers sit sipping coffee together.
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The tech giant helped the police department in Hayward, California, carry out a sting called "Operation Safe Porch" that involved planting Amazon-branded "bait" packages rigged with GPS tracking devices on porches last fall, Motherboard reported.
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Outside the entrance facing the Mall there's a water feature, which you cross, making a kind of symbolic passage, to a porch, beneath the bronzed facade, that I gather alludes to the Southern tradition of porches.
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PUPPETS —hang on doors and porches of the families of the arrested, except for one puppet lying on the cement: a middle-aged woman wearing a child like a broken arm, her mouth filling with snow.
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As they ambled along the route, families stood on their porches or in their yards to sing "Happy birthday" in harmony, or to play the tune on everything from guitars and ukeleles to saxophones and trumpets.
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But any illusion of privacy ended in 2014 with the release of "Zentropy," a sweet, intimate set that Ms. Kline recorded as a duo with her then-boyfriend, Aaron Maine of the indie-rock group Porches.
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From the beginning, it silently establishes a predominant visual motif: photographic portraits of African-Americans, singly and in groups small and large, in fields, yards and forest clearings, on church lawns, school steps and front porches.
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Their front porches were furnished with pedestaled shrines like dollhouses to keep ancestral spirits content, washing machines and gray cooking pots hung on faded brown boards, and families looking up from supper to smile and wave.
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While it's amusing to think of Amazon one day using this method to whip individual packages onto porches around the world, the patent's description and images suggest that its inventor has payloads like satellites in mind.
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His house, a two-family frame house on Belvidere Street he bought when he turned 20073, sat on a block that had two- and three-story houses with homeowners inside and furnished front porches out front.
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A former stay-at-home mom from Mason, Ohio, continues to speak out after making national headlines for a two-day crime spree last year in which she stole packages off the porches of 12 area houses.
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He sang on one of the best tracks from the just released Porches record, worked with Blood Orange's Dev Hynes on a handful of projects, and most visibly he's long been a member of Solange's touring band.
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From red-bricked houses with porches and front gardens, to pre-fab blocks with "streets in the sky," they're the concrete residue of the now unfashionable idea that people should be able to afford somewhere to live.
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After the woozy night — and a string of fateful coincidences — he ended up largely among strangers at the party at Mr. Giuca's house in Prospect Park South, an enclave of sweeping front porches and large Victorian homes.
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Day one was an indie rock paradise, featuring Public Access TV, Yumi Zouma, Porches, and Wild Nothing, who played to such an enthusiastic crowd that an encore was demanded even though the show had gone over time.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Cruise this city's north side, and the trappings of a sturdy working-class community are easy to see, from charming clapboard homes with wide porches and manicured yards to large parks with basketball hoops and swing sets.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California chief air regulator on Wednesday rejected a proposed recall plan from Volkswagen to fix 16,000 3.0 liter diesel Volkswagens, Audis and Porches in California that are equipped with devices designed to cheat emissions tests.
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But the A&R also made strange requests, like pressuring her not to tell producers that she was in a relationship (Kaya has been dating songwriter Aaron Maine, also known as the singer Porches, for the past year).
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Certain police departments, such as in Aurora, CO, used the Ring cameras as part of a "porch pirate campaign" where bait boxes filled with rocks and sealed with Amazon tape were left on porches rigged with Ring cameras.
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The Loss Prevention Research Council, which is funded by more than 70 major retail chains including Amazon, conducts real-world theft prevention research in stores and on porches, in addition to interviewing people who've been convicted of theft.
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Trick-or-treating on our street always looked a bit like a nursery school parade — kids of every size and costume, faces stuffed with pizza, racing after each other, up and down front porches in the crisp fall air.
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Behind the wheel of a black golf cart, she made the rounds as shellshocked neighbors emerged from houses with busted windows and walls and front porches, the damage from the punches of fast wind, rushing waters and toppled trees.
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The shots sounded like pop-pops to the neighbors who were out running or standing on their porches, like maybe a nail gun on a construction site, until the moment a bullet whizzed down the block over their heads.
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The three homicides have fueled speculation that a serial killer might be prowling for victims in Southeast Seminole Heights, prompting police to provide escorts for children and the distribution of light bulbs to illuminate front porches in the neighborhood.
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For decades up until the late 1980s, it became a favored spot for middle-class retirees and those on fixed incomes; they gossiped as they sat on plastic chairs on the hotels' front porches and looked at the ocean.
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When Bryndon Cook's debut album came out just under two years ago, he already possessed impressive industry bona fides — namely, a six-year stint in Solange's band, and credits on albums by the likes of Blood Orange and Porches.
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There they find front porches dotted along stone-paved paths that lead to community kitchens, laundry and wash rooms, meeting halls, playgrounds, a dog park, a barber shop, an outdoor movie theater, a medical facility and a community market.
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From their earliest days, for example, unions made "home visits" so they could meet face-to-face with prospective members on their porches or in their living rooms to discuss the value of organizing a union in their workplace.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Terrain Biennial was founded in 2011 by artist Sabina Ott and author John Paulett with the goal of repurposing liminal domestic spaces such as porches, windows, and yards into public art sites.
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Aside from that it would be hard to distinguish from many other small towns in the South: people driving vast pickups, saying "y'all" and greeting visitors from the porches of bungalows that were towed in by truck and deposited in place.
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Portable generators, camp stoves, and charcoal camp grills can all emit enough carbon monoxide to cause severe injury and death when they're used indoors or on porches where there isn't enough ventilation, researchers warn in the American Journal of Public Health.
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Today, he brings his talent for gritty drum programming to bear on electronic pop outfit Porches' silky 2016 track "Be Apart"—he leaves the song's yearning vocals intact, while situating them over a bed of bleeps, chirps, and hammering 808 percussion.
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Meanwhile, over in the Food section we dropped on porches across the nation this morning, we're thrilling to Melissa Clark's ace new egg-centric recipes: a chocolate pavlova; some Portuguese egg tarts; and a beautiful angel food cake with lemon curd.
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By the 22003s, an ethnic Arab enclave known as "Little Syria" had emerged in the Toledo's north end, forming a neighborhood where residents could be seen sitting on their front porches smoking hookah and sipping Arabic coffee flavored with cardamom.
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The latest explosion, which left two men with serious but non-life-threatening injuries, used what's known as a trip-wire device, which is different in sophistication from the prior three bombs that were left on porches and detonated when opened.
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Audra went to Detroit with Germane Barnes, an African-American architecture professor at the University of Miami whose current research explores the historical role that the front porch has played in shaping black identity, and interviewed black homeowners about their porches.
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Despite his injuries, the oldest living former US president and his wife Rosalynn Carter have been working on building the new porches of 21 Nashville homes this week as part of the 36th Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project with Habitat for Humanity.
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A few of these stories have some hoodoo out of a Cormac McCarthy or a Harry Crews tale — warped men living out in the woods killing alligators; giant pigs under houses; people chained to porches — but the grotesqueries aren't persuasive or profound.
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Members run the gamut from burly to skinny, jocks to nerds, young to old, and hail from every race and ethnicity; they post heart-melting photos standing alongside their children on front porches, trekking through national parks and mingling at backyard barbecues.
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The next day, we went over to her aunt's place to enjoy Porchfest, a delightful festival in the Elmwood Village neighborhood where owners of beautiful homes invite local bands to play on their porches and provide free beer and food for the masses.
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Brave New World, known for its immersive Brooklyn productions, has staged "To Kill a Mockingbird" on Ditmas Park porches, "Street Scene" on a Park Slope sidewalk and "On the Waterfront" on the very same waterfront barge museum where this play will be staged.
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"We do a lot more indoor/outdoor living these days, and for reasons you can appreciate that's very desirable, but historically when you look at our town, porches didn't tend to be bigger than 30 or 40 square feet," Mr. Sante said.
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So when weed became officially legal in California, I turned to the internet to learn all the tips and tricks I probably should have picked up in high school when I let those blunts pass me by untouched on my friends' porches.
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Parked Toyota and Mitsubishi SUVs dot its narrow streets, which are largely quiet as children are at school, their parents working abroad and the grandparents cooling off in their porches overlooking spacious back yards, or on leather sofas inside, watching soap operas on flatscreen TVs.
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If you take Montrose Boulevard toward the Rice campus, past Richmond Avenue and over Interstate 20143, before you hit the rotunda by the museums flanking Main Street, you'll pass block after block of effervescent homes, crowded but tidy, with porches spilling greenery onto the street.
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Carter suffered injuries from a fall in his home last weekend, but he joined his wife later in the week to help build new porches on 21 Nashville-area houses as part of the 36th Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project with Habitat for Humanity.
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With retreats ranging from 76-square-feet to nearly 103-square-feet, and components like large windows, double doors, spacious lofts, and even wrap-around porches, you're bound to find the little abode that best suits your needs and meets your tiny house checklist.
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On Location 22015 Photos View Slide Show ' On a recent afternoon, Leslie Dowling motored down a narrow residential street beneath a leafy canopy, past small, tightly clustered houses from the late 21th and early 214th centuries, with gable and hip roofs and broad front porches.
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" Before coming out as gay, David had been briefly married to Julie Fiske, who now lives outside Boston in a house that "loomed above the houses around it with turrets and porches and ornamentation that bridged the architectural gap between Queen Anne and Carpenter Gothic.
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Instead of scenes of fraternity brothers drinking and playing games on their lawns and porches, the only visible activity was found in the yard outside Theta Delta Chi, where students were selling doughnuts and apple cider to raise money for the Breast Cancer Research Fund.
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As a community vigil in the Broncos' Edgar Petersen Arena, was ongoing, The Sports Network (TSN) broadcaster Brian Munz urged his followers to leave their hockey sticks out on porches, front and back doors, gaining inspiration from a high school friend who did the same.
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Even just from the way he leans into the window frame, it's clear there's a lot of love bound up in this place, so it would seem no coincidence that [Aaron] Maine's latest record as Porches (released today on Domino) is called The House.
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Per the press release: With approximately 1.5 million packages being sent daily in the U.S. by eBay sellers, Managed Delivery will also result in hundreds of millions of eBay branded boxes and packages being placed on front porches across the United States within the next few years.
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Tony Hardy, Abbeville's police chief, pulled out of an interview with The Economist; although most of the accused come from his town—from a neighbourhood where lawns and pretty porches give way to trailer homes and ramshackle yards—a sergeant said Louisiana's state police had prime responsibility.
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For instance, while many consumers surveyed by Consumer Reports think that organic eggs come from hens who can stretch their wings in the great outdoors, the USDA only requires that they be given access to enclosed porches, which raises questions about the industry's animal welfare standards.
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The village would come to include about 160 homes — the most elegant made of stone, the more modest of wooden planks — built along a grid of streets and each with tidy yards and front porches in the style common in the growing suburbs of the United States.
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Drawing on the family and musical traditions of the South, the 300-room hotel, above, resides on 20 acres and has children's play areas, indoor and outdoor pools, a restaurant specializing in family-style dinners, nightly storytelling sessions and rocker-lined porches on which to while away balmy evenings.
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She was the only dog allowed on campus; for years she had kept other dogs away, but now she was too old to guard anything, and she spent most of the day sleeping, on the porches of our houses or beside the guards where they sat in the shade.
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Each of us heroes and failures in our own right; I again found that same warmth only afforded to huddled friends on winter porches, when the air was so cold that, from a distance, no one could be sure if our breath was freezing or we were exhaling.
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"I was so homesick I moved back here soon as I could, right after graduating high school," Craig Jones, 22, a freelance graphic designer and musician, said in an interview near Pigeon Town, the working class neighborhood of modest homes, diners and shaded porches where he grew up.
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On one such trip, Curl, 46, noticed that there were a number of affordable 203th-century American houses in a style he calls "the poor man's Greek Revival" — slightly ramshackle properties with neo-Classical pediments and columned porches that reminded him of the antebellum architecture of his Georgia childhood.
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Soto is not just celebrating the dynamic patterns of these screens, but also considering the Spanish influence that first brought the ironwork techniques to safeguard colonial homes in Puerto Rico, and the evolution of the rejas into a popular midcentury ornament on porches and balconies that let the breeze flow through.
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What's Selling Now 11 Reid Avenue, Port Washington 38 WEEKS on the market $0003,649,000 list price 15% BELOW list price SIZE 4 bedrooms, 3 baths DETAILS A 109-year-old house with a living room with a fireplace and pocket doors, a formal dining room with a beamed ceiling, and two wraparound porches.
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" Unlike in those books, whose characters mostly lived comfortably, here the setting itself is a little unsettled; Willa and her husband, Peter, arrive from their pristine Arizona retirement to a disheveled stretch of "small, dingy white houses with squat front porches, some of them posted with signs for insurance agencies or podiatry offices.
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This week, for the Food section we printed overnight and sent out in vans and sedans to deliver to the vicinity of the front porches, stoops and porte-cocheres of our newspaper subscribers, she gave us a fine new recipe to celebrate those textures, for lamb meatballs with chickpeas and eggplant (above).
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Ms. Wensel said that Telluride was designated a National Historic Landmark District in 303 by Stewart Udall, who was then the secretary of the interior, and that the review board, which addresses only exteriors, prefers steeply pitched roofs (generally gabled), front porches, dormers and bays that suggest the folksy forms of the Victorian vernacular.
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The new recruit for Churchill, Manitoba's Polar Bear Alert Program was hanging out the side of a helicopter in a harness holding a gun loaded with tranquilizer darts as he pursued polar bear number 19173, an infamous 800-pound older male known to break into porches and the local hospital in search of garbage.
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Billionaires and corporations that reaped millions of dollars in tax cuts are pumping some of that windfall into the Congressional Leadership Fund, a "super PAC" closely aligned with Speaker Paul D. Ryan that is flooding the airwaves and front porches of swing congressional districts with increasingly sharp attacks on the Democratic candidates vying to wrest control of the House.
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I tell you, when I sat there, listening to these candidates on porches and under canvas tents and on an apple crate and in Adirondack chairs, it seemed to me that it was only something you would believe if you could stand there and look the person in the eyes and hear his or her sincerity and good intentions.
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This sense of cohesion is enhanced by the island's predominant architectural style; of the 1,20133 or so houses that crowd its narrow, looping roads, the majority are 19th-century farmhouses, with long wraparound porches buttressed by Queen Anne posts and siding made from cedar-shake shingles, their beetle-brown grain battered by the salty Atlantic air into an ombré of beiges and grays.
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COSTS $4,632 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Stribling & Associates ____ 744 Westminster Road, West Midwood 53 WEEKS on the market $1,729,000 list price 10% BELOW list price SIZE 5 bedrooms, 3 baths DETAILS A 111-year-old two-family house with hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, stained-glass windows, pocket doors, two gas fireplaces, two open porches and a finished attic.
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Now, before we all head out of the kitchen to explore the culture at large, you may want to spend a little time reading our Kim Severson's profile of Andrew Zimmern, the television personality, chef and entrepreneur, which we sent to the printers last night and delivered to porches, front doors and hedges beside front doors in the early hours of this morning.
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She's gone from working at a record store and self-releasing her 2013 EP Jekyll/Hyde to recently releasing her Domino debut Gumption while touring with Porches and Alex G. Produced by Nicolas Vernhes (the War on Drugs, Deerhunter) at the Rare Book Room in Brooklyn, Gumption is a warm, textured piece of dreamy guitar indie tunes that sweeps you away.
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