# Monday, April 12, 2010
Yes - 2011 - we can never start planning too early!

As the economic downturn begins to subside, what were once green shoots of recovery are becoming more than germinating seeds.

2011 sees optimistic and striking colors present amongst the darker tones with colors that indicate new growth, such as those in "Spirit", sit alongside those that donate vibrant determination like the rouges in "Genteel".

Post-futuristic palettes are also popular - the bold pigments of "Risk" and brushed steel of "Whisper" - as technological advancement reaches new levels of sophistication.

Are you ready to make a statement with COLOR?

Color is one of the most powerful tools we have to create the ambiance we desire in our space. The response to color is a primitive one, more emotional than intellectual for most of us.

Color may be: inviting, dramatic, tranquil, warm, sensual, elegant, refreshing, dynamic, beautiful, romantic - or - it may be bland, tacky, garish, basic, cold, harsh, insipid, sterile.
It's no wonder that so many fear to really use color in an inventive way to create your desired atmosphere.


One reason color is so challenging is that it's not the actual color per se that creates the milieu in the space - it is how it is used, how much of it is used and what it is combined with.
So naturally there is trepidation for the inexperienced when selecting colors and trying to create the perfect atmosphere that is desired.


Challenge yourself that this is the year you will decide to
 use color to create
 the perfect atmosphere you desire in your home!


Color Forecast 2011 Overview

"The universe will reward you for taking risks on it's behalf."
Shakti Gawain, Author


It used to be that once the latest designer colors hit the fashion runway, it would be another 3 - 4 years before we would see those same colors in the home furnishings market.

But not today! In this fast paced world with information flying around the globe faster than we can blink an eye, we are seeing the same fashion runway colors almost instantly in the home furnishings market.

  • Does this make creating our home's perfect atmosphere with color harder or easier? Neither, really. But, what is does do is gives us more options. Is this good or bad - that's up to you!
  • As you take a look at these different color stories, pay attention to how you are reacting to the different colors.
  • Keep in mind - each story has colors that will create the color story feeling individually - don't look at using all of the colors as shown together - rather look at selecting variations of the hues.
  • Challenge yourself to find your favorites and have fun!

    "Whisper" Color Story


"Whisper" Color Story
In a world of smoke and mirrors, Whisper takes on the illusory nature of the mirage in soft colors and hand tinted finishes reminiscent of pre-color photography. Yet, this is not a static homage to a bygone age.

Movement is inherent in everything, from dancing flames to the dripping of a tap. Whether wet, frosted, burnt or cloudy, surface textures play with different levels of opacity, while furniture and architecture are skeletel, as interiors seamlessly blend with exteriors allowing the inside out and vice versa.


"Spirit" Color Story

"Spirit" Color Story

Steeped in folklore, Spirit is an homage to the coming of Spring, perhaps evoking a bucolic idyll that never really existed beyond a Sunday night TV costume drama. The message is simple: fresh nature, fresh colors, rustic textures and hand-crafted objects.

It's a return to our roots, or for the city dweller, a fantasy about getting your hands dirty, baking your own bread and growing your own vegetables.


"Genteel" Color Story

"Genteel" Color Story
With a largely neutral palette combined with classic architectual details, Genteel takes us on a familiar journey through a traditional domestic setting where old fashioned board games are played, cakes are baked and comfort is derived from from friendly settings or simple pleasures such as a box of chocolates. 

Drama is evoked through key highlights: carmine, scarlet and gold, echoing nights at the opera, while gilt salon chairs are reminiscent of classic fashion shows. Finish is everything - from ormolu gilding to the icing on the cake.


"Risk" Color Story

"Risk" Color Story
Sci-fi meets low-fi in a reflection of our troubled times. Our post-industrial society embraces the beauty in the old, while melding it with the modern and the futuristic. The result: an environment filled with science fiction references from Flash Gordon to any of the current crop of Marvel Comic re-makes.

Finishes and materials combine these two elements: rough and smooth - crude oil, coal and rough glass contrasted with super-sleek airbrushed finishes polished to a mirror-like gloss.


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Please write with your comments or questions and let me know how I can best help you with interior design ideas for lighting solutions that will lift your spirits and create a positive impact in your life. barbara@barbarakrai.com

Barbara Krai Interior Design - Serving Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Palm Harbor, Oldsmar, Dunedin, Odessa, Safety Harbor, Lutz, Avila, Cheval, New Port Richey, Bradenton, Lakeland and all surrounding Tampa Bay Beaches and regional areas along the West Coast of Florida.

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# Monday, March 08, 2010
Take the Bathroom Remodel Quiz:
  • Do you take a shower, quickly dry and exit the bathroom?
  • Are you thinking that you've grown and changed in the last 10 years - and your   bathroom needs to catch up with your style?
  • Do you drool over every HGTV bathroom remodel show?
  • Have you been making a new year's resolution to remodel your bathroom since 2007?
  • Do you close the door and hope none of your guests need to use the bathroom when they visit?
  • Have you started a subscription to Consumer Reports to just read up on bathroom remodel products?
  • Have you made the decision to stay in your home, but only if you can update the bathrooms?
  • Do you google "BATHROOM - HELP!"?
  • Do you toss and turn in the middle of the night thinking about your bathroom remodel to do list?
  • Do you wake up well rested in the morning having dreamt of relaxing in a beautiful new spa bath?

    If you answered "yes" to any of these questions - guess what -
    You are ready to remodel your bath!
Enjoy these "before" and "after" photos and be inspired!

  
  • In the "before" photo, note the ceiling height is only 7' and it has a soffit below which houses the light fixtures making you really feel like you might bump your head.

  • Wallcovering with an all-over print covers all the walls enclosing the space and the tub has a fabric shower curtain further enclosing the space.

  • The only light in the space is the fluorescent over the vanity - the worst kind of light for makeup and shaving and, of course, no light gets through the shower curtain to the tub area.

These "after" photos show the dramatic transformation!

    
Try these bathroom remodel "tricks" to open up your space.
  • Work on the lighting: Remove the existing soffit and add more balanced light throughout - add downlights over the sink for accent and ambiant light; add sconces on all sides of the mirrors (ideal location for make-up and shaving); add a downlight over the tub (for bathing and accenting the tile work on the wall); and finally add light under the vanity that sits 9" off the floor on decorative legs (further opens up the space by adding more light at the floor level). And remember - each set of lights must be on their own dimmer for multiple flexibility.

  • Install frameless shower doors in lieu of a shower curtain - perfect for bathroom remodels. This adds more openess to the room since this area is no longer blocked with a solid curtain and it allows the tile design in the tub area to become a work of art in the room.

  • Make the ceiling appear higher: the mirrors are large and go up to the maximum height possible - this pushes the ceiling up because it draws your eye up to the maximum height. Also, note the frames on the mirrors are large scale and add boldness to the room so it no longer feels small. (Don't make the mistake of putting small things in small rooms - that will just make the room feel smaller.)

  • Paint the walls and ceiling light tones. The solid color paint helps open up the room and makes it feel less cluttered without the busy wallcovering. Three color tones are used in this room which helps define the space, adds interest and sets off some of the deeper color tones in the gold sinks and counter. A medium gold was selected for under the tile chairrail and then a lighter tone on the upper walls and finally a pale cream for the ceiling. 
      
    Always remember that there are unlimited possibilities -
You don't need to have a HUGE space to make a make a
HUGE difference!

Are you ready for your Bathroom Remodel?

I'm happy to discuss your bathroom remodel possibilities -
call or send any questions you may have to barbara@barbarakrai.com .

 
Click on these links or scroll down for my Lighting Series: get practical lighting tips and interior design ideas that you can use to enhance your home decor.

Action Step #1: Switch Your Switches
Action Step #2: Light Your Life with Lamps and Lights
Lighting Series Intro: Lighting Interior Design Ideas - Lift Your Spirits with Light
Action Step #3: Accentuate with Accent Lights - Coming Next


Please write with your comments or questions and let me know how I can best help you with interior design ideas for lighting solutions that will lift your spirits and create a positive impact in your life. barbara@barbarakrai.com

Barbara Krai Interior Design - Serving Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Palm Harbor, Oldsmar, Dunedin, Odessa, Safety Harbor, Lutz, Avila, Cheval, New Port Richey, Bradenton, Lakeland and all surrounding Tampa Bay Beaches and regional areas along the West Coast of Florida.

Monday, March 08, 2010 9:49:02 AM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)  #    Comments [0]  | 
# Thursday, February 25, 2010
One of the real benefits of holding an Interior Designer license in FL is that I am required to take 20 hours of Continuing Education Units every 2 years. Although a lot of times the classes are hard to fit into my schedule, I am always pleased with the new info I can bring back to my work and share with my clients.

I'm sure you have been hearing the buzz of "Green" products and "LEED" certified buildings and homes. We all want to breathe cleaner air - especially in our home - our sanctuary - and since I develop so many kitchen and bath renovation designs, I was particularly interested in a recent course on eco-friendly cabinetry and what new features I might bring to my clients who are renovating their kitchen or bath.

Here are some key elements to look for when evaluating a manufacturer for "Green" products:
  • Use of formaldehyde-free adhesives in cabinet construction
  • Use of waterborne stains and paints for all finishes
  • Use of renewable resource species such as Lyptus and Bamboo - examples below
  • Member of the Forestry Stewardship Council (FSC)
  • Member U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
  • Member Environmental Stewardship Program (ESP)
Here are some examples of "Green" products and their resources that are readily available for kitchen and bath cabinet designs:

 
Eucalyptus trees grown on plantations in Brazil produce beautiful eco-friendly Lyptus wood.
Lyptus wood is known for its density, finish ability, overall strength and exotic appeal - all elements desirable when designing a functional kitchen or bath that is also beautiful.

   
Bamboo is truly amazing - a grass that grows to a harvestable height of 60 feet in three to five years, growing as much as 2 feet per day! This material is available in both veneer and solid 1/2" and 3/4" plywood - everything you need to create beautiful bamboo kitchen and bath cabinet designs.

I'm designing a very spa-like guest bath right now and we have selected the bamboo in the center for the cabinets - stay tuned for renovated bath photos in the near future!

Side note: being a Florida transplant from Ohio, I have been so intrigued with Bamboo, that I decided to plant some on our property last year. With the advice of the experts at Bamboo Gardens in Palm Harbor, I planted Bambusa Oldhami (Giant Timber Bamboo).

I now have some shoots about 20 feet tall! It's amazing to me how it grows - it sprouts out of the ground already 2" in diameter - hardly the typical tiny shoot. It's fun to go out to my garden every day and see how much the stalks have grown! I'm looking forward to cutting my own bamboo and exploring how I can creatively use it in my designs - maybe even in a unique kitchen or bath renovation?


What are your ideas?




Click on these links or scroll down for my Lighting Series: get practical lighting tips and interior design ideas that you can use to enhance your home decor.

Action Step #1: Switch Your Switches
Action Step #2: Light Your Life with Lamps and Lights
Lighting Series Intro: Lighting Interior Design Ideas - Lift Your Spirits with Light
Action Step #3: Accentuate with Accent Lights - Coming Next


Please write with your comments or questions and let me know how I can best help you with interior design ideas for lighting solutions that will lift your spirits and create a positive impact in your life. barbara@barbarakrai.com

Barbara Krai Interior Design - Serving Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Palm Harbor, Oldsmar, Dunedin, Odessa, Safety Harbor, Lutz, Avila, Cheval, New Port Richey, Bradenton, Lakeland and all surrounding Tampa Bay Beaches and regional areas along the West Coast of Florida.

Thursday, February 25, 2010 5:41:36 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)  #    Comments [0]  | 
# Sunday, February 14, 2010
Here's a wonderful interior design idea for adding an accent in your bath that not only is beautiful decor, but has the added bonus of your using it to pamper yourself!

  • Sometimes I will come across a little gem of a line that is absolutely delightful and this one certainly is! All of these products are hand made by Kathy Bachman and she's proud to say they are VEGAN! She uses only fresh fruits, pure essential oils and the finest plant and mineral based dyes on the market.



  • Artisan soaps are made with hand-squeezed lemon, lime, tangerine and grapefruit juices and zested peels along with freshly brewed teas and coffees. In addition, she uses whole, ground, fresh and dried herbs and spices including fresh vanilla beans.
  • Kathy knows where her ingredients come from and how they are harvested - she wants to provide only products that minimize environmental degradation. Always using as little packaging as possible and materials that are recycled and 100% biodegradable.
  • And as a bonus, Kathy's business donates a percent of their profits to Amnesty International.

    So you can have it all - wonderful  interior design accents that not only delight the eye, but also enliven your spirit!


Lighting Series

Click on these links or scroll down for my Lighting Series: get practical lighting tips and interior design ideas that you can use to enhance your home decor.

Action Step #1: Switch Your Switches
Action Step #2: Light Your Life with Lamps and Lights
Lighting Series Intro: Lighting Interior Design Ideas - Lift Your Spirits with Light
Action Step #3: Accentuate with Accent Lights - Coming Next


Please write with your comments or questions and let me know how I can best help you with interior design ideas for lighting solutions that will lift your spirits and create a positive impact in your life. barbara@barbarakrai.com

Barbara Krai Interior Design - Serving Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Palm Harbor, Oldsmar, Dunedin, Odessa, Safety Harbor, Lutz, Avila, Cheval, New Port Richey, Bradenton, Lakeland and all surrounding Tampa Bay Beaches and regional areas along the West Coast of Florida.

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# Friday, January 29, 2010
My trip to the California Gift Show and LA Mart last week was intriguing! Never have I seen such dramatic contrasts in interior design side by side. What I saw featured in the show emphasized the two design extremes I see in interior trends every day.

On the one hand, there is the eco-friendly recycling trend in interior design. Then contrast that with the glitz and glamour trend - crystals are being applied to everything - major furniture pieces to small accessories! So the bottom line - there is something for everyone in today's interior design trends.

Here are some examples of interior design ideas from California:


  • cardboardesign - creating furniture from widely-available, low-cost recycled materials and made wholly from recycled paper and wood products. These pieces are produced using pre-existing manufacturing processes in order to reduce their overall impact on the environment. Although a tad narrow - I found this chair pretty comfortable. How about adding one of these to your interior and making an eco-friendly design statement?
  • Kalei - creating art with mosaics - transforming living spaces with custom murals - modern to chic. This glamorous sculptural chair covered with sparkling gold glass tiles is the perfect example of a functional work of art to be used in interior design today. Although a tad "firm", I found this glowing gold lounge chair pretty comfortable. But more than that - it made me feel glamorous!


  • Two'sCompany - This is the ultimate recycling spirit for today's interior design! I'll bet you've never thought about saving your large plastic detergent bottles to create a colorful chandelier! Are you up to adding one to your interior or even exterior?
  • Envision Glam - This is the ultimate in glamorous crystal decor for your interior - cascading strands of shimmering crystals- use your imagination to create a stunning backdrop, room divider or window adornment - interior design ideas are endless!
     

In today's interior design, there are accessories and then there are accessories! Take a look at these two very diverse looks - practical and recycled verses glitz and glam!

  • Two's Company - Ever wonder what happens to all those old circuit boards? Can you imagine them being used as today's interior design accessories? What kind of notebooks, notepads, pens, etc. do you and your colleagues have on your desks? What do your kids carry to school? These great desk accessories made with old circuit boards recycled into everyday items are durable, fun and make the perfect eco-friendly statement!
  • Evision Glam - Everything doesn't have to be "over the top" to add glitz and glam. Sometimes even the smallest touches can make the perfect interior design statement for you. Try using these accents: crystal upholstery studs or crystal braid on your next piece of custom furniture - or add to an existing piece! You will quickly and easily create the perfect understated glamorous look!
   
  
   



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Action Step #1: Switch Your Switches
Action Step #2: Light Your Life with Lamps and Lights
Lighting Series Intro: Lighting Interior Design Ideas - Lift Your Spirits with Light
Action Step #3: Accentuate with Accent Lights - Coming Next

Please write with your comments or questions and let me know how I can best help you with interior design ideas for lighting solutions that will lift your spirits and create a positive impact in your life. barbara@barbarakrai.com

Barbara Krai Interior Design - Serving Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Palm Harbor, Oldsmar, Dunedin, Odessa, Safety Harbor, Lutz, Avila, Cheval, New Port Richey, Bradenton, Lakeland and all surrounding Tampa Bay Beaches and regional areas along the West Coast of Florida.

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# Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Warm Up With A New Fire Unit - INSTANTLY!

We all love the warmth and glow of fire - one of the five elemental forces of nature. Days are at their shortest right now so we're all yearning for more sun and light in our waking hours. And what better way than to add the light of fire which also brings warmth to these cold days?

It's always been easy to add a warm glow with the flame of candles, but now, new technology is making it extremely easy to add the wonderful warmth of real fire in any room without any renovation. What can be better than that?

Bonus!
Right now you will receive a tax credit for installing one of these environmentally friendly units!

Here are some examples:


Place this freestanding unit anywhere - choose
from a wide variety of colors, styles and shapes.



Coordinate or contrast your design style.


What about a floating fire in an all glass unit?


These units also work beautifully outdoors!

Build into a wall unit, cabinet or any piece of furniture.


Retrofit any existing fireplace.


How about hanging a unit on the wall - any height, any place?


This wall hung unit with circle design will
add drama and warmth to any space!

Place this cylinder in a dark corner to bring new life
to your room - or - use outdoors as shown here.


So how does this all work?

  • Basically, it's very simple - all of these units burn clean Ethanol fuel - no venting required.
  • Freestanding models are portable pieces of fine furniture. There is no tearing out walls or any build-outs required. Simply unpack the unit and put in position. Add the fuel and start enjoying beautiful fire light!
  • Fireboxes of stainless steel can be installed into any combustible or non combustible wall unit, piece of furniture or directly in the wall and need no venting. Other units may be hung anywhere on any wall.
  • Add stones or glass rocks to enhance your experience.
  • All of these units can be used indoors or outdoors for ultimate enjoyment!
  • Bonus - You will receive your tax credit information at the time of purchase.

Lighting Series:
Click on these links or scroll down for my Lighting Series: get practical lighting tips and interior design ideas that you can use to enhance your home decor.

Action Step #1 Switch Your Switches
Action Step #2 Light Your Life with Lamps and Lights
Lighting Series Intro: Lighting Interior Design Ideas - Lift Your Spirits with Light
Action Step #3: Accentuate with Accent Lights - Coming Next


Please write with your comments or questions and let me know how I can best help you with interior design ideas for lighting solutions that will lift your spirits and create a positive impact in your life. barbara@barbarakrai.com

Barbara Krai Interior Design - Serving Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Palm Harbor, Oldsmar, Dunedin, Odessa, Safety Harbor, Lutz, Avila, Cheval, New Port Richey, Bradenton, Lakeland and all surrounding Tampa Bay Beaches and regional areas along the West Coast of Florida.


Wednesday, January 13, 2010 4:43:07 AM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)  #    Comments [0]  | 
# Friday, December 04, 2009
Holiday Interior Design Ideas:
Spruce up your home decor with stunning holiday vessels!


Quick and Easy Formula:


1. Start with a vessel - bowl or vase (or any large glass container) - key is to be sure the scale is large enough so that it makes an impact! I have a lot of Simon Pearce hand blown glass, but Pottery Barn and Crate and Barrel have great choices too.
 
2. Then gather decorative holiday elements - ornaments, fruits, greenery, branches and stems of sparkles and baubles. Key is to use a variety and group same colors together. Note: you will probably be surprised how many things you have in your own holiday boxes, but if you don't - happily support one of your local retailers.

3. Next start assembling. Lay a base of a background element, then layer the other elements until your vessel looks stunning! See your home decor come alive for the holidays!


Examples:

1. Bowl of Fruit for Entry:
elements needed - a large bowl with a very wide rim, two kinds of greenery (one has gold glitter on the tips of the branches), a dozen gold pears and a half dozen or so stems of golden baubles.
    
Gold pears tie in to the existing accessories and add an holiday elegance atop the entry chest. How can you accent your entry with home decor for the holidays?


2. Cocktail Table Centerpiece: elements needed - a large tall bowl, 3 - 4 dozen glass ornaments (use a couple shades of blue and a few silver thrown in for interest), an 8' chain of cobalt blue beads to entwine throughout and some stems of silvery sparkles to accent the top.
  
You can highlight your centerpiece with a tray filled with a coordinating selection. This centerpiece is set off with a silver tray holding whimsical glass ice cubes and glass candies. Be creative and let your imagination come up with interior design ideas for the holidays!


3. Bar Top Centerpiece: elements needed - a large tall triangular vase, a couple of white branches with white sparkles, a bunch of metallic gold grasses and some gold branches with clear sparkles. Assemble layering the taller branches in the center and working your way to the outside. Add a large tray, crystal rocks and gold candles to complete the look.
    
Remember scale when creating your centerpieces. This one is 4' tall! Always go for the largest scale your space can handle - that way you will be confident you are creating impact and drama! Follow these quick and easy interior design ideas and you will create your own stunning home decor for the holidays!


Click on these links or scroll down for my Lighting Series: get practical lighting tips and interior design ideas that you can use to enhance your home decor.

Action Step #1 Switch Your Switches

Action Step #2 Light Your Life with Lamps and Lights

Lighting Series Intro: Lighting Interior Design Ideas - Lift Your Spirits with Light

Action Step #3: Accentuate with Accent Lights - Coming Next



Please write with your comments or questions and let me know how I can best help you with interior design ideas for lighting solutions that will lift your spirits and create a positive impact in your life. barbara@barbarakrai.com


Barbara Krai Interior Design
- Serving Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Palm Harbor, Oldsmar, Dunedin, Odessa, Safety Harbor, Lutz, Avila, Cheval, New Port Richey, Bradenton, Lakeland and all surrounding Tampa Bay Beaches and regional areas along the West Coast of Florida.




Friday, December 04, 2009 4:42:22 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)  #    Comments [0]  | 
# Friday, November 27, 2009

You can find interior design ideas and inspiration everywhere you go!

The 12th Annual Celebration of American Crafts - Great show put on this past weekend by Florida Craftsmen. I had fun volunteering Friday afternoon - meeting and checking in the artists – then shopped the show on Saturday.

It was a beautiful autumn day and I discovered some wonderful artists from around the country who have created some truly unique crafts that would be stunning accessories in the interior design of your home.
Here are some featured finds:

  • William Kidd, Miramar Florida – Ceramic Forms - BEST OF SHOW!

     
    Amazing work – truly unique - so textural - you have to touch!

  • Leslie Belcher, Saint Petersburg, Florida - Accessoreez

     
    Beautiful art glass jewelry – fun and whimsical!
  • Bea Lily Hatala, Danielsville, GA – Glass Impressions

     
    Wonderful technique of fused glass - amazing brilliant colors!

  • Matthew Hatala, Danielsville, GA – Woodturner - AWARD OF MERIT!

     
    Can't you just see this gorgeous wood medallion on the ceiling highlighting a chandelier?

  • Lisa Cimino, Baltimore, MD - Chee-Me-No


    Perfect combination of elegant and whimsical - charming and sophisticated!


  • Greg-Thomas Moore, Deltona, Florida - The Little Wooden Box Company

     
    Finely crafted tiny box drawers – amazing woods - wonderful accent!

  • Nikki Sedacca, Sarasota, Florida -  SEDACCA – The Art of Jewelry

     
    "For the woman who loves art and jewelry - to dazzle the eye - to uplift the heart!"

  • T.R. Reed, Chattanooga, TN – Artist Deluxe

     
    Interpreting 19th century whirligigs - kinetic sculptures for the perfect touch of whimsy!

    NOTE:
    You may reach any of these artists by contacting
  • and I will be happy to put them in touch with you!

Barbara Krai Interior Design - serving Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Palm Harbor, Oldsmar, Dunedin, Odessa, Safety Harbor, Lutz, Avila, Cheval, New Port Richey, Bradenton, Lakeland and all surrounding Tampa Bay Beaches and regional areas along the West Coast of Florida.

Friday, November 27, 2009 11:25:59 AM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)  #    Comments [0]  |