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Following the success of its Travel Advisory app for smartphones (iPhones and Android-based smartphones), downloaded more than 100,000 times, a version for iPad and Android-based tablets is now available on Itunes and on Google Play.
Special attention was given to the ergonomics of this app. It is more intuitive, with navigable maps that optimally exploit the possibilities offered by tablets.
The other major change is a geolocation system that makes it possible to instantly identify the nearest French Embassy or Consulate.
This app expands the range of services offered to the public, including the corresponding link on the France Diplomatie website, the smartphone app, and the @ConseilsVoyages Twitter account.
With French mobile Internet users numbering more than 18 million, the Foreign Ministry aims to systematically offer special services designed for use with mobile platforms.
Digital diplomacy is one of the Foreign Ministry's priorities, and it is very active on social networks, with more than 200,000 subscribers to its Twitter account @francediplo and more than 30,000 on its Facebook page. The France Diplomatie website is consulted by nearly 1.7 million users each month.
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YOURANG......LONGDUCKDONGBULL....at your service!!
What's up guys. I agree with both of you that we probably see another dip before the next SIRI run but stranger things have happened. Thanks for the charts RC and BassMan, as well as the updates. You both provide great info.
The P&Fs are looking pretty BEARISH at the moment......so are all the indicators.. MACD..SLOSTO....W%......and RSI. Can you say oversold and nearing a bottom. Now will it be a temporary bottom or start of another uptrend is the big question but a turn looks to be coming soon as RC stated in his post above. I am loaded and ready to shove some SIRISCHNIZEL up SchnitelMans A$$.
The HighLow is targeting mid 3.30s but as usual with the P&F it can turn quick. All it takes is a big candle or 2
The closing chart is also SUCKINGBALLS....
If the Bombs fly and SM takes the market down then great.....I will LOADUP
I wouldn't be surprised if *they* bought the news though since *they* have been selling the rumor...always a crap shoot on how SM reacts to these Macro events. Either way IAMPREPARED.....HAVE A GREAT HOLIDAY WEEKEND ALL!!!


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To receive strong criticism, disapproval, or judgment (for something). I took a lot of stick from my parents over my decision to pursue a degree in art, rather than law or medicine. I'm going to take stick from my boss for that accounting error I made last week. John still takes a lot of stick for that time his pants fell down in the middle of class.


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Southern California man was arrested Thursday on a felony murder warrant stemming from the mauling death of a jogger by a pack of dogs earlier this month.
The warrant against Alex Jackson, 29, also charges him with owner negligence, said Jane Robison, spokeswoman for the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office.
Jackson was originally arrested shortly after the May 9 death of Pamela Devitt, 63, who was out for a jog when she was attacked by four pit bulls in Palmdale.
Jackson was released on bail while DNA testing was conducted to determine if his dogs carried out the attack.
Since January, authorities received at least three other reports of Jackson's dogs attacking other people, according to Robeson.
Jackson is also charged with several charges related to growing marijuana.
It was unclear whether he had hired an attorney. No number was listed for Jackson in the Palmdale area.
Los Angeles County sheriff's authorities said a driver saw pit bulls attacking Devitt in the high desert community of Littlerock. The driver called 911 and honked her horn to try to get the dogs to stop.
An arriving deputy saw a single dog still attacking the runner and tried to chase it off, Lt. John Corina said. The dog ran off into the desert, then turned around and attacked the deputy, who took a shot at the animal before it ran off.
Hours later, sheriff's and animal control officials served a search warrant on Jackson's home near the site of the attack and took away eight dogs, six pit bulls and two mixed-breeds.
The dogs were kept under quarantine for rabies observation at a Lancaster shelter. Four of the pit bulls seized were believed to have attacked Devitt.
Her husband told KCAL-TV he blamed the dogs' owners for what happened.
"I do not blame the dogs. I don't blame pit bulls," Ben Devitt said. "I blame people who don't take responsibility for their animals."
Not all of the dogs are licensed, spayed or neutered as required by county and state law, said Marcia Mayeda, the county's animal control director.
Dog bit-related fatalities are rare — anywhere from 30 to 35 each year — but there are more cases where criminal charges such as endangerment are being filed against owners, said Donald Cleary, a spokesman with the National Canine Research Council. Cleary could recall only three other instances, two in California and one in Georgia, where murder charges were filed.
In one of the state's most famous dog mauling cases, a San Francisco husband and wife were charged in the death of a neighbor in 2001.
Marjorie Knoller received a 15-years-to-life sentence after a jury found her guilty of second-degree murder. In rejecting her appeal, the California Supreme Court ruled that Knoller acted with a conscious disregard for human life when her 140-pound Presa Canario escaped and killed Diane Whipple in an apartment building hallway.
Knoller's husband, Noel, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter.
Cleary said in most cases the dogs involved in attacks are not family pets but animals who are often isolated and don't get positive human interaction.
"If a dog has seriously hurt or killed someone, you have to look to the owner and the owner should be held accountable on some level," he said. "There's no reason we have to tolerate that kind of behavior."


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Hey Bookworms! I am back again, I am already doing much better than I did last year. I am gonna give myself a pat on the back, and I hope you're all still following along with me. I wanted to … Continue reading
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Book Talk: Is Anne of Green Gables Bi?
Hey bookworms! I am back! I won't make the same excuses, and the only thing I will say is, I am trying to get my own laptop soon. Along with a laptop my brain and heart is missing school, and … Continue reading
What kept My Mind Off the Cold: January, February, & March Rap Wrap-Up
Hey bookworms! I know I haven't posted in a bit, but it's been a bit busy lately. I know I wanted to try and do month, but winter was busy for me with my Birthday trip and all the overtime it took to save. But, anywho, you're here for the books not to hear me whine, so let's get started!
January Reads
1. The Rose Society by Marie Lu
So for those of you who have seen my signature, will know I had to pick up this sequel due to the cover. I mean can you blame me. I wish I could say I felt the same for the story that I did the cover. Although I love the idea of this series because it sings to my X-Men loving heart. It is like a retelling of it in a way at least to my mind. Adelina reminds me of a friend that really hurt me last year, and I can't help but want this character to be redeemed. Magiano was the one that kept me reading. I gave the book a 2.8 out of 5 stars.
2. Dumplin' By Julie Murphy
I gave this book a 3 out of 5 stars. I related to the mother-daughter relationship. In the way the mother assumes she is helpin g the daughter with her opinions that maybe ended a bit blunt and sometimes hurtful without meaning to. The female friendships made me so happy because I feel so many stories are lacking friendships lately. Friendships are starting to become minor points in stories and I don't want to think they are becoming minor points life as well.
3. Nothing by Annie Barrow
I gave this a 2.8 stars although it was a cute coming of age of age it really irked me the names these girls called each other. It wasn't okay.
4. Between the Lines by Jodi Picoult and Samantha Van Leer
I gave this one 3.3 stars. I loved the idea of the characters having personalities outside of the ones that were written for them in their story. The romance felt a bit lacking for me, but the story stuff rang true to me. Especially the part where the author said she heard the character's voices in her head. As a writer myself that is my favorite sound and I miss that the most.
6. Saint Anything by Sarah Dessen
4 stars! This book reminded me of everything about Dessen's writing that made me feel less alone when I was younger. It reminded me that I wasn't alone with the problems I faced. That other people faced them too. This book was like comfort food in her writing style if that makes sense.
6. Before the Devil Breaks You by Libba Bray
This book got 4 stars from me only because of that cliff hanger! I was ready for this series to be over, but I do how much that I greatly care for these characters so I'm not too angry about getting to see more of their stories.
7. Birthmarked by Caragh M. O'Brien
I gave this book 3 out of 5 stars. For a dystopian book I still don't know what to think of it but it had some really good action parts that kept my attention.
1. Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell
3 stars I like the writing process and Cath's professor's advice, but I feel this would've made more of an impact on me if I read this 4-5 years ago. It did make me miss writing fanfiction and just writing in general. Maybe one day I will feel the pull again.
2. Cleopatra's Moon by Vicky Alvear Shecter
I gave this book 3 out of 5 stars there was a bit of lag in some parts, but this book reminded me why historical fiction and royalty pulled me in when I was younger. I am hoping this means it has reignited my craving.
3. Made You Up by Francesca Zappia
This book was a 4 out of 5 stars for me it was really good to hear about mental health especially a disorder you don't hear much about. This story really put you in the main character's head and shoes. It made you experience her feelings and struggles in such a vivid way.
4. Down Among the Sticks and Bones by Seanan McGuire
This shows how horrible of a bookworm I am. I loved the first book and didn't even know that the next two books were out. I loved learning about the twins and the LGBTQ elements in these books and the backstory and magical realism mixed with the fantasy is my favorite thing ever. It was an amazingly good short devour and I gave this a 4 out of 5 stars and now I need to own these books!
5. Beneath the Sugar Sky by Seanan McGuire
After finishing the last book and knowing the third was already out. I had to buy the third audio book for myself and it did not disappoint. The world building is AMAZING! 5 out of 5 stars!
6. Marked by PC and Kristin Cast
4 out of 5 stars because sometimes a reread is all the comfort and happiness you need in the world.
7. One Dark Throne by Kendare Blake
I gave it a 4 out of 5 stars. It would have been 5 out of 5 but there were some parts that lost my attention due to lag, but it has all the things to keep me picking up a book. I can't wait to see what happens at the end.
8. Uglies by Scott Westerfield
I have this a 3 out of 5 stars. I think I would've enjoyed this more in my teens when I was into dystopian but I only read it on a rare occasions now. It was an interesting twist on conformity though.
9. Finding Audrey by Sophie Kinsella
I know I've been reading a lot of contemporary, but it's not my favorite genre truly. I will admit it is easy to read though. For not loving Contemporary I found I love Sophie Kinsella. Her humor and her books always make me laugh. 3 out of 5 stars.
10. City of the Lost by Kelley Armstrong
I started this book last December but didn't get to finish it before my turn was up at the library. Let me tell you these plot twists definitely made it worth the wait! 5 out of 5 stars!
My favorite month of the whole year! My birthday month! These are the books that helped me get to and celebrate 26!
1. Out of the Easy by Ruta Sepetys
When I say I don't like contemporary that of course excludes Historical Fiction. I know I am so odd, but historical fiction has always been one of my deepest loves for as long as I can remember. This book was such a great reminder of that. I gave this a 4 out of 5 stars.
2. Unbecoming by Jenny Downham
This was one of my random picks for the month and I pretty much went in blind because to be honest I think I skimmed the summary. This is a great example of the when going in blind works out great. The story telling and the three perspectives were great for world building and was enough to have flash backs. It was perfect to fill all my fictional cravings when I picked it up. 4 out of 5 stars.
3. NTR – Netsuzou Trap Vol. 1 by Naoko Kodama, Catherine Ross (Translator), Shannon Fay (Adaptation), CK Russell (Lettering)
This yuri was a little disappointing because it felt Hotaru was too forceful on Yuma. If she was just honest I feel this was honest, maybe even a bit more seductive this would've been so much better. I gave this one a 2 out of 5 stars. I might try and see if it's available at the library instead of picking up and buying the next copy.
4. Citrus Vol 7 by Saburo Uta
Although Mei's and Yuzu's love did have a forcefulness in the beginning you could tell the underlying feelings were there. I fell behind on this series, but then I remembered it was becoming an anime! So I needed to devour what was out to hype myself up and I was disappointed by neither the adaption or this volume. I gave this one a 4 out of 5 stars.
5. Midnight Jewel by Richelle Mead
Although there was some parts of this book I didn't like like pretty much retelling the first book… The romance in this one though was hot, and I like the couples with conflict. That argue that does not fall easy are my favorites. They are the more realistic to me and draw me in too easily. 4 out of 5 stars for just the romance alone! Don't judge me she writes good friction and tension!
6. Bloom into You, Vol. 1 by Nakatani Nio
I loved the idea of this manga that love can grow. It doesn't have to be hot it can be slow and patient. It was so sweet I gave it a 4 out of 5 stars.
7. Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac by Gabrielle Zevin
This was a 2.8 stars for me because how fickle Naomi became kinda irked me and ruined the good parts for me.
8. Far from the Tree by Robin Benway
The tagline got me guys! "For fans of This is Us" which is my mom and my favorite show and it was not a disappointment. The bond between the siblings was so sweet and true. It also hit on adoption which I feel isn't a topic covered by many books. 4 out of 5 stars.
Well guys that what I read this winter! I am so sorry this took forever to post! I am trying to get better I promise. Have you read any of these? Feel free to let me know in the comments below because I really do miss you all. Have a wonderful week and most importantly Happy Reading!
Top Ten Tuesday: Books that have been neglected on my TBR
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First Book Review of the Year: Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell (Slight Spoilers)
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We are excited to announce the FL Studio 9.7 Beta including Newtone, Image-Line's pitch and time editor.
What's new in FL Studio 9.7 Beta
Notable changes include:
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* Pitcher - Live pitch correction plugin. Beta 2.
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http://www.sunsetmemorialpark.com/obitu ... -a-dorminyCharles A. Dorminy, 86, formerly of Cordele/Warwick, GA passed away in peace at his home with his family in Dothan on Monday, July 13, 2015. He has resided there with his son and daughter-in-law and grandchildren for the past four years. Charles was a Veteran of the U.S. Navy where he served for 22 years. All 5 of his sons served in the Navy as well.
Memorial services will be held at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 18, 2015 at the Sunset Funeral Home Chapel with Bill Holland officiating. The family will receive friends and relatives from 3-4:00 p.m. prior to the service at the funeral home. A military tribute will follow.
Mr. Dorminy was born on January 30, 1929 in Cordele, Georgia. He is survived by his children William "Bill" Alton Dorminy, Mary Ann Heard, Susan Denise Hockaday, and Charles "Buddy" Anthony Dorminy; two step-sons Jess Babich and Pete Babich; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; brother and sister, Ronald J. Dorminy and Mittie Thomas. He is preceded in death by his wife, Lorraine V. Scott Dorminy; a son, John Scott Dorminy; brothers, Robert L. Dorminy, Horace Dorminy, and A.J. Dorminy; sister, Doris Dowdy; and his parents Alvin Lorenzo Dorminy and Irene Beatrice Jones Dorminy.
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Starting Tuesday, the Ottawa Citizen is completely reimagining the way we deliver news, taking advantage of new technologies and storytelling tools to meet evolving reader needs.
In 2013, the Citizen's parent company, Postmedia, embarked on a major audience research initiative that connected with 17,000 Canadians across the country. You told us you want your news and information delivered differently depending on whether you are reading it in your newspaper, on your smartphone, on the website or a tablet. In response, we have rebuilt the print edition of the Citizen and our website from the ground up, and are launching two brand-new digital products to give you what you want, when and how you want it.
Here is what you will see on Tuesday:
The new newspaper provides more context and analysis, full of insights for an informed audience. From City Hall to Parliament Hill, from the new football team to the latest restaurant, there will be a deeper focus on stories that matter locally, with a new colour-coded section design.
The relaunched website will be the go-to place for everything the Citizen offers, on a platform that delivers superior performance, navigation, and search. All of this will be packaged in a new responsive design that delivers an optimal viewing experience, regardless of which device or platform you use.
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Finally, our tablet app has been reimagined as an eye-catching local news and current affairs magazine that will be delivered at 6 p.m. every weekday. It illuminates, illustrates and expands on the news of the day through the interactive and tactile sound-and-vision experience that only a tablet can deliver.
The new digital apps will be ready for download Tuesday morning. To find out how to download them, look for details in your current Ottawa Citizen apps on May 20.
Current newspaper subscribers, if you haven't already set up your free all-access account, I urge you to do so today. Head to our website and click on the Subscribe link at the top of the page; it will lead you through the registration process. Everyone else, check out our Subscriber options and please, take a look at the new Ottawa Citizen. We can't wait to show you what we have been working on.
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DENVER � Twice in the 2013 Area IV playoffs Lincoln County has faced elimination. And twice right-hander Justin Norton has pitched the Cardinals into the next round of the playoffs.
Saturday�s effort was clearly his best � and biggest � as it allowed Lincoln County to eliminate comeback-minded Cherryville and earn Post 455 its first-ever state tournament berth.
After falling behind early, Norton�s pitching and Danny Sullivan�s grand slam home run led the Cardinals to a 5-4 victory over Cherryville at East Lincoln High School in the decisive fifth game of their North Carolina Area IV semifinal series.
The loss ended Cherryville�s record streak of Area IV titles at six years.
�He�s the man,� Lincoln County coach Bruce Bolick said of Norton, a recent North Lincoln High graduate who will be playing for Catawba Valley Community College next season. �Of course, Danny Sullivan�s the man too. They both came up big for us tonight.�
Norton, 4-0 in the playoffs and 6-1 on the season, spotted Cherryville a run in the third inning and had to wiggle out of same late-game jams, but finished with a 10-hitter and 10 strikeouts.
�He�s got a lot of heart, a lot of stuff and is an A number one Legion pitcher,� Bolick said of Norton, who also won the Game 5 clincher in a 3-2 opening-round series victory over Henderson County. �Justin�s as good a pitcher as I�ve had in Legion baseball.�
From the coach that started Lincoln County�s Post 455 program in 1990 and been its only coach in history, that�s quite a statement. So is advancing to the state tournament for the first time in team history � or in a season in which Lincoln County won its first-ever semifinal playoff games (in this series).
�I�ve been waiting for a long time for this,� said Bolick, whose team will meet the winner of the Shelby-Hickory semifinal series as early as Monday for the Area IV championship. �I recall being a first-year program and learning all the way. So this is really nice.�
Cherryville (18-15), which had taken consecutive one-run wins in Games 3 and 4 to force Saturday�s decisive contest, took Saturday�s first lead on Caleb Narron�s one-out RBI single in the third. Narron scored Hunter Jackson, who led off the inning with a single.
And Post 100 starter and loser Heath King (5-2) had held the Cardinals to three hits in four innings.
But Lincoln County (20-13) struck big and fast in the fifth.
J.T. Bowden and Clay Hodges opened the inning with singles, then Randal Ortiz was hit by a pitch to load the bases before Sullivan hit King�s 3-2 offering to deep left for the grand slam that made it 4-1.
�They scored four runs on one swing of the bat,� Cherryville coach Bobby Reynolds said. �That�s hard to overcome in a close series like this.�
But Post 100 did try to overcome it, even as Bradley Hallman�s sacrifice fly later in the fifth made it 5-1 Lincoln County and would pave the way for King to be relieved by Derrick Braun.
Braun held the Cardinals scoreless the rest of the way as Cherryville tried to chip away at the lead � and Norton�s pitching.
Clay Fuller�s two-run home run in the seventh cut the advantage to 5-3, then Brett Huff�s RBI grounder cut the lead to 5-4.
But Norton got a called strikeout to strand a runner on third to end the eighth and he retired the side in the ninth, getting the last out when catcher Bowden fielded a bunt and fired to first base.
�J.T. called me off and made the throw,� Norton said. �And it felt great.�
Sullivan�s two hits and four RBIs meant he finished the five-game series with Post 100 with 10 hits and 11 RBIs. Bryan Seymour�s three hits led Lincoln County�s 11-hit offense that also got two hits from Bowden.
For Cherryville, which loses only King, Braun and Tyler Shumaker from its 18-player roster, Shumaker, Caleb Narron, Dalton Towery and Hunter Jackson had two hits each.
You can reach Richard Walker at 704-869-1841 or by twitter.com/JRWalk22
Area IV playoffs
First round (best of 5): July 3-9
Gaston Braves d. Rutherford 3-0
Hickory d. Kings Mountain 3-0
Asheville d. Union County 3-1
Shelby d. Haywood 3-0
Mint Hill d. Burke 3-0
Cherryville d. Huntersville 3-0
Lincoln d. Henderson 3-2
Caldwell d. Gastonia 2-1 (after rain forced series to revert to best-of-3)
Second round (best of 5): July 10-14
Hickory d. Gaston Braves 3-1
Shelby d. Asheville 3-0
Cherryville d. Mint Hill 3-1
Lincoln d. Caldwell 3-0
Semifinals (best of 5): July 16-20
West-3 (Hickory) vs. West-1 (Shelby)
Game 1: July 16 at S (S 5-4)
Game 2: July 17 at H (ppd., rain)
Game 2: July 18 at H (H 4-0)
Game 3: July 19 at S (S 10-5)
Game 4: July 20 at H (ppd., rain)
Game 4: July 21 at H (2 p.m.)
Game 5 (if necessary): July 21 at S
West-4 (Cherryville) vs. East-3 (Lincoln)
Game 1: July 16 at L (L 7-3)
Game 2: July 17 at C (L 3-1)
Game 3: July 18 at L (C 7-6)
Game 4: July 19 at C (C 8-7)
Game 5: July 20 at L (L 5-4, L wins 3-2)
Finals (1-game or best of 3): July 22-23
West-3/West-1 vs. East-3 (Lincoln)


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Friday, December 05, 2008
A Bear? No, Two Bear!
Topaz and I headed out at 4 PM, a little later than normal and planning 10 miles, I had my flashlight along.
As we ran upon the trail, the wind howling, snowflakes driving into my eyes, my hat pulled over my ears and my neck gaiter pulled up over my face, I hear a loud..well, bellowing. I thought of a cow, a moose, then decided it must have been 'thunder snow' or a real loud car muffler on the county road.
About a mile into our run Topaz began to growl and his hair upon his croup began to stand up. Now, I knew he wasn't looking at a person. I have trained him to complete a 'down' as soon as we see a person and I knew it wasn't a dog as I have him trained to 'come' as soon as he sees a dog. I couldn't figure it out. Pretty soon he looked to the left while running 15 feet in front of me. I looked out to the left, through the bare woods as the leaves are all off of the trees and I didn't see anything. I was looking too far out. It was much closer to us than I was looking. Pretty soon I saw it. Big, black and lumbering through the woods on four legs. My mind went blank. My legs turned to noodles. My heart sank into my stomach. It's a bear. WTF? I've never ever seen a bear nor have I seen bear tracks or bear poop out on the Blue Hill Trail and I have run here almost every day for the past 4 years.
I whispered to Topaz "it's a bear..quiet, come slowly" he crept back to me and slowly we continued upon the trail, leaving the bear behind. He was about 30 feet to my left.
As we began to run I began to think about the bear. I began to wonder if a person should aggressively holler and throw something at the bear if it were to approach..or to walk away quietly or to run? Don't climb a tree!
I was spooked. Every deer that jumped out in front of us made me jump out of my skin. A little doe crossed the trail in between Topaz and I, probably 5 feet in front of me and I nearly feinted.
As we came around the trail head I heard the sound again. I was again coming near the road so it could have been a vehicle, but no sooner did I hear the bellow and I saw it..them. Two bear. Oh sweet Jesus. Two black bear lumbering through the woods. Topaz became growly and his hair again stood on end. He looked at me for a command. "Come, quiet and slow, its bear again" He obeyed and we watched. They were going to cross our path. One of the black bear stood up on his legs and snorted. I about crapped my pants. I turned around and walked away, the way we had just run. I wasn't worried about running another 5 miles around the trail the opposite direction. I had a flashlight. I just couldn't go up the trail and encounter those bear. We back tracked and ran as fast as we could. Of course the bear could change direction and cross our path in the dark; I tried not to think of that. I just kept running.
I swung into the Refuge Headquarters to see if they had been spotting bear recently but they had already closed.
Tomorrow morning I'll be looking for more.
8 comments:
Holy crap!
I almost crapped in my pants!
I have encountered many bears. I am like a magnet. Usually when I make noise they take off like a black streak. I am continually amazed at how fast they run.
Just don't throw a Little Debbie Brownie at one. Yep, someone did that on one of the Apostle Islands. Threw a BROWNIE at a bear. "Here Beary Beary, come after me some more!" I was thinking.
Maybe get your hands of some bear spray. Do they even sell that in Minnesota? Or start wearing a bear bell so they hear you coming. I do now all the time.
Be careful out there!
Also, what kind of training system did you use with Topaz?
- Helen said...
Ohmigod - I would have fainted!! What a run. Beautiful peaceful evening to be out in the woods. And then to meet one bear... two bears... you did well to hold it together!
Take care out there.
- Kel said...
I used to do volunteer stuff for a bear researcher in the Ely area several years ago, so I've had my share of encounters (including the opportunity to go into occupied bear dens in late March and count/weigh cubs). Seems very unusual that the bears aren't in hibernation by now - typically they would have called in a year and holed up a few weeks ago.
For the most part they will try to steer clear of you if they know you're there. They have poor eyesight, but a very keen sense of smell. If they stand up on their hind legs, they are usually trying to catch your scent or figure out what the heck you are rather than showing aggression.
If they do charge, they are most likely bluffing - but it will definately get your attention!! They come running straight at you at an all out sprint and stop on a dime just a few feet away, making huffing, puffing, snorting noises and demonstrating other body language that lets you know they aren't thrilled with your presence.
As you already know, don't bother running or trying to climb a tree - they are waaaaaaaay faster than people think. Sounds like you handled it well by just slowly backing off and giving them their space.
- Matthew Patten said...
If you do chose to run from a bear, just make sure you are not the slowest in your group.
Maybe you should start packing heat.
Although, I have heard that shooting a bear just makes it angry.
- Julie B said...
Today I read about bear and what to do when you sight them out in the woods. I guess I handled it just fine. Thank God.
Topaz was very easy to train. He's smart so it was easy for me. We went to a beginning puppy obedience class, an intermediate obedience. He did so well I put a CD, CDX UD and Agility Championship recognized by the Border Collie Association on him. Border Collies were never recognized by the AKC until the last few years. They were true working farm dogs. Now that they are recognized by AKC some are breeding them for soft shiny coats for the show ring. Too bad. They were born to herd and work, not to prance around in a ring with shiny fur and such.
I ran into a bear the year before last, when I was out cycling around noon, in mid July. I had the same reaction, I froze, then quietly turned around and began going back down/away from the bear. It just wanted to cross the road to find berries. But until you see one, face to face, whew! They are huge, and can move SO fast! Zoey
When Mike was doing Arkansas Traveler he heard what he thought was a bull. He asked the aid station volunteers about it and they told them it was a bear. I think he ran a little faster after that.
Topaz is a good doggie! So pretty too! Sure would be fun to run with you two!
Sweet Jesus, Julie. Crap your pants is right.
I continue to be amazed by your adventures, tenacity, and downright bravery!


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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Bedroom Makeover Update and a Clever Way to Dress up a Bulletin Board
The good news, however, is now I am free to share pictures of the room and all the ideas I used to transform her space from a little girl's bedroom into something a bit more grown-up. So over the next few weeks I will be highlighting various parts of her room and showing how to make some of the projects I used in the redo.
To give a frame of reference for this and upcoming posts, as well as the final room reveal, here is where I began. The color palette inspiration came from this beautiful linen fabric from Calico Corners.
Although I fell in love with this fabric the minute I saw it, my daughter needed a little convincing. Previously, her room had been green and blue – a Laura Ashley bedding ensemble left over from my college days over twenty years ago. Now, she wanted pink, pink and more pink. (I will be showing before pictures in a future post). After much discussion (and prodding) she gave me the OK and the room redo began.
Project #1 - Bulletin Board Makeover
This bulletin board was purchased from Ballard Designs many years ago. The off-white color no longer worked with the new color scheme and I really wanted to do something "different." I started by painting the frame white and spraying with a semi-gloss varnish. It looked better but the board still needed some color.
My solution – add pink ribbon secured with silver push pins around the outside edge of the board.
Simply cut four pieces of ribbon approximately 1 ½ inches longer than the length of each side. Fold and press under (with iron) approximately ¾" of each unfinished edge. Place on bulletin board and secure with push pins in each corner.
Continue adding push pins – spacing evenly – around the edge.
So simple and very cute! Here is a close up (below) of the bulletin board hanging in her room. The second picture gives a wider view of the space and a bigger hint of what is to come!
White shelf below the bulletin board – Target
Three vintage milk glass vases – Thrift store purchases
Upholstered and slip covered cubes – Target
Pink throw – Home Goods
Monogram pillow – available in my Etsy Shop
Chalkboard arrow – Favors by Lisa (from a giveaway I won)
In case you missed it, here are some previous posts highlighting other projects in my daughter's bedroom redo:
Marble top night stand
Ceiling embellishment
Linking up to some of these parties
39 comments:
- Lorie said...
Oh! Very cute! I love the little arrow too!
- April 27, 2010 at 4:46 PM
- Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions said...
Oh well, their loss is our gain, Stacey! Great update to the bulletin board. Love the idea of just dressing it up a bit with ribbon. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the room. I'm already loving that monogram pillow!
- April 27, 2010 at 4:54 PM
- Two Shades of Pink said...
These colors are so amazing. They seem to pop in the room and soothe all at the same time. And I love the bulletin board. I have one I am redoing in the works at the moment so I am loving the inspiration.
- April 27, 2010 at 5:09 PM
- Unknown said...
Love the understated pop of color adding the pink ribbon made to the bulletin board.
So cute!
- April 27, 2010 at 5:24 PM
- Anne said...
Love the bulletin board. The simple projects with big results are my favorite. I think so many bloggers (myself included) like to overthink and overdo our little projects.
As for the curtain fabric ... gorgeous! I've seen that online at CC, but never closely looked at the scale of the print. I never would have thought it was so oversized. It's fantastic!
Totally surprised BHG didn't select you again ... you're like the company's go-to gal at this point! :) I had a scout contact me about my kitchen for one of BHG's budget kitchen makeover publications, but nothing came of it. I was thrilled to even be considered, though.
- April 27, 2010 at 5:26 PM
- Sherry @ No Minimalist Here said...
I love the fabric you used for the drapes. I hope your daughter loves it now. The ribbon around the bulletin board really dresses it up. I am looking forward to seeing the completed room.
- April 27, 2010 at 5:49 PM
- Rie said...
Love that fabric! And the bulletin board is so sweet.
- April 27, 2010 at 6:17 PM
- Beth@The Stories of A to Z said...
Thanks for linking to the party! Ribbon is such a great way to dress things up and I love how you used it here. The flowers in the vases is perfect!
- April 27, 2010 at 6:54 PM
- Cathy~Mille Fleur said...
Oooohhh...love the way you dressed up the board...what a great idea...and the little shelf underneath is darling! I think I my be on the hunt at Target for one;)!
Love it all!
- April 27, 2010 at 6:56 PM
- Anita @ GoingALittleCoastal said...
I am looking forward to the whole bedroom reveal! I just love the colors you are using. I have never been able to use pink in my home with 3 boys but when I helped with my mom's office space we used pink and green. I loved been able to finally use it.
- April 27, 2010 at 7:24 PM
- Grace @ Sense and Simplicity said...
What a cute way to change the bulletin board. I'm looking forward to seeing more of the room - it looks so pretty, what I've seen so far.
- April 27, 2010 at 7:37 PM
What a cute bulletin board! Love the way it turned out. I think BHG made a mistake in not choosing you - from what I can see so far, the room is adorable.
- April 27, 2010 at 8:39 PM
- Kacey said...
What a clever idea to add ribbon trim to the bulletin board. It adds just the right punch of color! Can't wait to see what else you did...
- April 27, 2010 at 8:45 PM
- Rockin Momma said...
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- April 27, 2010 at 9:18 PM
- Sharon said...
very cute!
- April 28, 2010 at 4:52 AM
- avisiontoremember said...
I LOVE that :) I hope you stop on over at check me out saturday and link up. My readers would love it www.iamonly1woman.blogspot.com
- April 28, 2010 at 7:24 AM
- The Southern Door said...
PRECIOUS! I can't wait to see the full room!
- April 28, 2010 at 8:41 AM
- Living It At Home said...
I can see how you were inspired by those curtains. They are so pretty. You always feature such creative projects. Thank you!
- April 28, 2010 at 10:08 AM
- Mary Beth @ Live. Laugh. Make Something said...
I'm loving it! I look forward to seeing just what else you're up to!
- April 28, 2010 at 10:42 AM
- Natalie Meester said...
that fabric is to die for! Love it and I love the little tacks you added to the bulletin board. It just sets it off.
great job and I can't wait to see more!
- April 28, 2010 at 10:45 AM
- Laurel @ Ducks in a Row said...
I love that fabric - please show more!!!
- April 28, 2010 at 10:51 AM
- seven thirty three said...
Now I'm eager to see more! Make sure to come link up the rest at Sugar & Spice too. ;)
- April 28, 2010 at 11:56 AM
- michelle@somedaycrafts said...
Cannot wait to see the final result!!! Looks so awesome!! Thanks for linking up!!!
- April 28, 2010 at 12:23 PM
- email@example.com said...
That is such a fun dress-up, I love it! Thanks so much for sharing, I'll be linking.
- April 28, 2010 at 1:51 PM
- The Southern Door said...
Sorry to comment you again, but I can't stop exploring your site! I am now a follower and hope you don't mind but added a button!
- April 28, 2010 at 4:00 PM
- Room to Inspire said...
What a super cute bulletin board - I am sure she just loves it. Thanks for linking up to Be Inspired today!
- April 28, 2010 at 7:23 PM
- kayce hughes said...
Looks great!
- April 29, 2010 at 8:16 AM
- Jill said...
Oh I love that little cork board, too cute!
- April 29, 2010 at 10:59 AM
- Fawnda@Fireflies and Jellybeans said...
Cute board and I love all the little pick touches in the room! :)
- April 29, 2010 at 11:18 AM
- Connie said...
Love the idea of the push pins to hold the ribbon around the edge. Thanks for sharing, it turned out great.
- April 29, 2010 at 11:45 AM
- Carolyn @ My Backyard Eden said...
Such a simple but pretty idea! Im looking forward to seeing more of the room!
Thanks for sharing at My Backyard Eden!
- April 29, 2010 at 3:01 PM
- Damaris @Kitchen Corners said...
I've been needing inspiration for my bulletin board. I'm glad I found it!
- April 30, 2010 at 10:18 AM
- Unknown said...
Oh her room looks like it's beautiful! I can't wait to see more!
Thanks for linking up!
- April 30, 2010 at 3:31 PM
- Funky Junk Interiors said...
What a sweet little area you've created! It's like a birthday party for they eyes. :) Lovely! I mean, you can't possibly even remove one element. It must be as is!
Thanks for linking it up to SNS!
FJ Donna
- May 1, 2010 at 1:37 PM
- Unknown said...
I am in love with that fabric too! I love the detail of the push pins on the bulletin board.
- May 9, 2010 at 11:46 PM
- Mélanie A. said...
The bulletin board is So cute . Love the curtains
- May 12, 2010 at 11:09 AM
- Unknown said...
Just LOVING this room! xx
- May 13, 2010 at 5:49 PM
- malia said...
hi from tatertots + jello-- already follow u-- love the revamped bb!
- May 14, 2010 at 7:58 PM
- Country Girl in the City said...
Hi, love the bulletin board. I will have to do this to the ones I have hanging in the kitchen area. It will look so much nicer!!
- May 17, 2010 at 5:41 AM


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