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- Elizabeth Rivas
- Downey, CA
- United States
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What is your purpose in life and how and when did you come to realize it? In what ways are you now living towards your purpose?
After having lived for 21 years I would have assumed when I was younger that by this time in my life, surely I would have figured out my purpose. Of course, this is not the case. I have been thinking more and more about my life in terms of my true purpose. I may have a general idea where I want to go in life, for example, I am planning and studying hard so that I can successfully transfer to UCLA, my dream school. I also know that I enjoy working with children, learning about the biological sciences, writing poetry and fiction in my free time, and sharing my ideas. I was hoping I might be able to learn how members of this wonderful community called TED has come to learn their true purpose. Share with me with your lightbulb moments about the exact moment when you realized you found your calling? Or maybe share your not so lightbulb moment. Maybe it took you years and years to discover your calling in life. Either way, I am eager to hear from you and how you not only learned what it is you want to do with your life but how you are implementing those desires today
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Apr 15 2013: Hi Elizabeth,
I thought I had it all figured out in my 20s, and when reality proved otherwise, I decided that in the 30s I would have it all figured out. Along came the 30s....well this is NOT what I thought it was going to be! Then we moved into the 40s.....more surprises!!! One day, chatting with a very good friend who was in her 50s as I was at the time, we came to the conclusion that life is an exploration. Everything may not always be as we planned.
For me, there is one main purpose, which is to explore life fully. I have known that since I was a child, and always felt like an adventurous explorer in this earth school. The main goal is to learn, grow and evolve as an individual while contributing to the whole.
There have been various other "purposes" along the way, and at each stage of the life adventure, one or the other purposes takes center stage, and gets my attention in varying degrees, depending on priorities in the moment.
When I was a wife and mom, for example, that was my priority....everything revolved around that purpose. I had careers, and various activities that I participated in, and EVERYTHING revolved around the family.
When the kids got older, and didn't need my physical presence as much any more, I focused a little more on my development. At that time, I faced a physical challenge, so a lot of my focus and activities revolved around strengthening the body. I still had family of course....careers, and various activities, and pursuing physical strengthening to support a physical challenge was my priority.
I'm suggesting that our purpose and focus can change at various times in the life experience. It sounds from your description Elizabeth that you want to do it all, which mirrors my perception of life. We CAN do a LOT in the life adventure, and we may not be able to do it all at the same time...follow your heart in each and every moment:>)
Apr 18 2013: You are welcome Elizabeth.....my pleasure....glad it was helpful:>)
I think it's great if a person follows one clear purpose all his/her life, and it's also great if we have lots of "sub-purposes" at different stages of our life. If we have an underlying "purpose" to learn grow and evolve as individuals, while contributing to the whole, EVERYTHING can be included in that. Perhaps it depends on how one defines "purpose".
I'm sure you will do GREAT....enjoy it......whatever "it" is:>)
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1) Great Music – set the party mood.
2) Signature Cocktail – no need to stock a full bar. I create one festive cocktail and have plenty of wine and sparkling seltzer on a tray so everybody can help themselves.
3) Food – don't slave over the oven. Choose make ahead foods and recipes you have down pat.
(see the simple recipe for these addictive rosemary walnuts below)
4) Candles – dim the lights because everyone looks better by candlelight (and nobody will notice the dust bunnies in the corner). See how to make my snowy mason jar candles.
5) Simple Decorations – you don't have to spend tons on fresh flowers. Use what you have like my cloche filled with marshmallows straight from the pantry.
A walk down memory lane with lots of old pictures displayed on my antique chalkboard.
Of course, no party is complete without dessert …
and coffee …
I like having everything set out on a tray before guests arrive so I'm not scrambling to find mugs or sugar during the party.
Now for one of my all time favorite, simple party appetizers.
A touch of heat from cayenne pepper give these walnuts a kick.
Impossible to eat just one, serve them and watch them disappear.
Perfect Party Rosemary Walnut Recipe
*1/4 stick unsalted butter
*2 teaspoons garlic salt
*1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
*2 teaspoons dried, crushed rosemary
*2 cups walnut halves
- Preheat oven to 350
- Line baking sheet with parchment paper
- Melt butter in nonstick skillet
- Add garlic salt, cayenne and rosemary
- Stir for 1 minute
- Add walnuts and toss to coat
- Spread walnuts on baking sheet
- Bake 15 minutes
- Remove from sheet and let cool
Watch your guests devour them and then demand the recipe!
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"We got the most out of our momentum," coach Eric Ryan said. "We would get it and they would get it. We would go back and forth."
The Benton Lady Panthers scored five runs in the seventh inning to defeat Mountain Home 7-5 to advance to their third straight 6A State Final in Fayetteville.
By beating Little Rock Catholic 7-6 Monday in the 7A State Tournament semifinals in Fort Smith, Bryant advances to the championship game, which it is looking to win for the second straight year.
The Hornets will take on championship-round host Conway at 5:30 p.m Saturday.
Head coach Kirk Bock, whose team is 23-6 on the year (10-4 7A Central), said Saturday's game against the Wampus Cats "is going to be a chore."
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After the Lady Beavers' season came to an end Friday, Glen Rose head coach Kyle Lem said it will be difficult to replace the team's five senior starters.
Particularly his two starting pitchers, seniors Madison Jacobs and Tiffany Houpt.
Seniors Stephanie Farber (center field), Hollie Boles (shortstop) and Katie Peterson (left field) also will be graduating — and leaving big shoes to fill.
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Both defending state champions advanced to the 7A State Tournament semifinals Saturday, with the Hornets beating Cabot 7-5 and the Lady Hornets beating Springdale Har-Ber 10-0.
Hornets head coach Kirk Bock said the wind at the tournament in Fort Smith was a major factor in the game.
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Permit revenue benefits wildlife, habitat and hunters.
If you hunt in Utah, you've benefited from a program you might not know much about. Utah's Conservation Permit Program provides substantial, dedicated funding for wildlife projects. It's a program that benefits wildlife, habitat and hunters.
Using revenue from conservation permits, the DWR is studying mule deer survival statewide.
Conservation permits are hunting permits auctioned annually at banquets, fundraisers and other events sponsored by various conservation groups. Since the program began in 1981, these permits have raised more than $32 million. The majority of that revenue—more than 90 percent—has gone toward projects that directly benefit the species for which the permit was issued. These projects include:
The Conservation Permit Program funds important wildlife and habitat projects with minimal impact to Utah hunters. In April 2012, the conservation and sportsmen groups that participate in the program allocated more than $1.53 million toward DWR-approved projects for the coming fiscal year (FY 2013).
Although the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) distributes conservation permits, the Utah Wildlife Board has authority over the number and type of permits issued. Board members have adopted a detailed administrative rule that determines how many conservation permits are available and how they are distributed
The conservation groups that partner with the DWR in this program can then auction the permits to members of the public who attend their annual banquets and fundraising events. Conservation permits are available for the following species: bear, bighorn sheep (desert and Rocky Mountain), bison, cougar, deer, elk, moose, pronghorn, Rocky Mountain goats and turkey.
After the permits are auctioned, the funds are allocated as follows:
For 2013, the Utah Wildlife Board approved 316 conservation permits, 211 of which were for limited-entry or once-in-a-lifetime big game hunting. (To put this in perspective, the DWR issues approximately 6,500 limited-entry hunting permits each year.) Here's a detailed look at conservation permit numbers and revenue from 2001–2013.
Conservation permits helped fund mountain goat transplants in 2013.
Because of the funding it generates, the Conservation Permit Program benefits all Utah hunters:
Revenue from the Conservation Permit Program provides funding for projects that could not otherwise be funded under the DWR's normal operating budget. Without the program, Utah's general deer and elk permit fees would likely increase by an additional $15 to $20, or a larger percentage of those permits would have to go to nonresidents, who pay higher permit fees.
The online database contains in-depth information about the habitat-restoration projects funded by the Conservation Permit Program.
The Conservation Permit Program relies on partnering with conservation and sportsmen groups who raise funds by auctioning conservation permits at banquets held throughout Utah. In FY 2013, seven groups participated in the program, including Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife, the Mule Deer Foundation, Utah Foundation for North American Wild Sheep, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, the National Wild Turkey Federation, Ducks Unlimited and the Utah Bowmen's Association.
After they auction conservation permits each year, members of the participating conservation groups meet with the DWR to decide how to spend the 60 percent of permit revenue that funds many wildlife projects. The groups' representatives discuss proposals and then indicate which habitat and wildlife projects they want to fund.
The DWR tracks detailed information about all of the habitat-restoration projects using the Utah Watershed Restoration Initiative's online database. The DWR and its partners launched the initiative in 2005. Since then, the initiative has generated approximately $130 million to restore more than 1.2 million acres of habitat. The Conservation Permit Program has provided more than $6.6 million of the $130 million. When possible, the DWR uses the conservation permit revenue to obtain matching funds and donations from other agencies and the federal government.
In April 2012, the conservation and sportsmen groups in the program allocated $1.53 million toward DWR-approved projects for the coming year (FY 2013). The screen shot above provides a quick look at one of the projects supported with conservation permit funds. On the project pages, you can click the items in the left column to learn more about necessary equipment, budget components, affected species, proposed features and other relevant project details.
DWR personnel use a bullhog to improve wildlife habitat on the Henry Mountains.
The Utah Legislature audited the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and specifically reviewed the Conservation Permit Program (pages 27–30). The auditors released their final report in November 2011. They reached the following conclusion:
The sale of conservation permits promotes habitat improvement on public lands with no expense to the taxpayer, while negligibly reducing the public's opportunity to draw a permit for a limited-entry hunting area. We would encourage the division to continue to support this program.
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He's saved a woman from a house fire, shoveled the driveway of a local resident and lived on food stamps to get first-hand experience. Now, Newark, N.J., Mayor Cory Booker has saved a dog who was left out in the freezing cold temperatures for too long.
A reporter and crew for New York's WABC saw the dog on the front step of a home in Newark on Thursday night and stopped back several times to check on her, then Tweeted Booker about the situation.
Booker responded to the scene and loaded the shaking dog into a warm police car while he called her owner to say it was unacceptable to keep Cha Cha the dog outside in the cold for that long.
The owner claimed to have no idea how Cha Cha got outside and returned home.
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Homemade Cheesy Potato Soup Recipe
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 6 medium potatoes, peeled and cubed
- 5 cups water
- 2 cups milk
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 12 ounces process cheese (Velveeta), cubed
- Minced fresh parsley
- In a Dutch oven or soup kettle, saute onion in butter. Add potatoes and water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 15 minutes or until potatoes are tender. Stir in the milk, soup, garlic salt and pepper; heat through. Add cheese; stir until cheese is melted. Sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 10 servings (2-1/2 quarts).
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Was very easy to make and very good. I did add celery. To make it thicker I added flour and increased Velveeta to 16 oz. Will make again!
In order to get the soup thicker, you have to take out some of the water after done boiling the potatoes. I think I took out like 3 cups of water. Also, I used 16 oz of velveeta instead of 12. (I could not find a 12 oz block of velveeta at store so I bought a 16 oz block and used all of it).
Added carrots and celery as others suggested. It really needs more seasoning. Maybe some chicken bullion would help. I would also use heavy cream instead of milk to thicken, if you don't mind the calories of course.
I made this with my boyfriend for his family and they loved it!!! We added cream cheese, bacon and carrots and it was amazing. They in turn made it for their church group and have had many people ask for the recipe. It was very easy to make and tastes so good. I've recommended it to friends and coworkers.


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Most parents take their role as "people-maker" pretty seriously, and well they should. Parenting is a huge responsibility and there is a great deal riding on your success in that role.
The well-being of your child, as well as the immediate happiness of others who come into contact with that person you're training, are both at stake. You want to get this one right. But how do you know whether you're doing it right or not? It's not like they come with an owner's manual.
What most people do is simply raise their kids the way they were raised themselves. After all, that's the program that's in your head. It comes naturally.
If you're lucky and your own parents were playing with a full deck, that can work out OK.
When in doubt, just consult your inner parent. I'm sure your dad or mom is right there with you, riding along in your brain. I saw my dad just this morning, when they took my new driver's license photo.
Well, that's all fine if your parents were the judicious, upstanding individuals we all would like to be raised by. But what if they weren't so wise or skilled or mature that you'd want to copy their technique? What if their method of discipline left a little something to be desired? That template is still in your head. But do you really want to use it on your kid? Are you so happy with the way you turned out that you want to replicate yourself? And are you so content with the way you were parented that you want to replicate that?
I sometimes compare a child with a corn plant. The genetic potential is already in there. All you have to do to see that corn in your succotash is give it water and sunlight and protect it from damage.
A child is similar but more elaborate. They grow up to be themselves automatically, but they need the basic supplies.
One difference is that corn doesn't behave. It just stays in one spot and reaches for the sky. A child, however, will be all over the place in short order. That's when parental guidance becomes a necessity.
What you're looking for is some sort of balance. You don't want to over-control or under-control. And you may not be able to rely on your own parents' model for this.
I once knew a couple who were raising their two sons with "total freedom."
When I knew them, the boys were still young and in diapers, although they weren't that young. I've often wondered how they turned out. I'd bet they're still brats. They certainly were then. Those parents didn't care how obnoxious their kids were to anybody else. It was all just total indulgence. Those boys were dictators, running the whole family.
If parents are too permissive, children have a hard time learning to control themselves, and they learn not to trust any authority. They think they should just do whatever they want to. That's one kind of self-esteem problem (too much).
Parents who are harsh and punitive engender kids with the opposite self-esteem problem (too little) who grow up to be either timid, self-conscious shrinking violets or rageful, devious destroyers.
Unless we make a conscious choice about it, as parents we will tend to pass on whatever we learned as children from our own parents. This can be good or bad (or indifferent and that's bad). It couldn't hurt to think about this a little, even if you had compassionate, competent parents. In a pinch, you could ask your spouse. Maybe he or she has some balance you can borrow.
The purpose of discipline is to teach self-discipline. This is something we all need in order to be successful. It's not punishment; it's teaching. So don't be angry when you discipline your child. Be firm, reliable and understand that you may have to repeat the lesson a few times. We learn by practicing.
Start early, in the first year, by designing routines and rituals that become familiar, predictable and full of love. This helps to create a sense of security in your child, communicating that the world is a safe place that will be responsive to your child's needs.
When your child does something dangerous or socially unacceptable, simply stop him/her, physically. Say no and give a brief, clear and simple explanation of why: "cars can hurt you " or "be kind to others." Children are smart and they are programmed to learn.
Much of bad behavior is motivated by anger. Your child will learn how to manage anger by watching you. If he/she sees you controlling yourself and then responding thoughtfully when he misbehaves, he will learn it from you.
Hugh R. Leavell has been a marriage and family therapist in Palm Beach County for 18 years. He offers free seminars on couples communication and conflict management. Call him at (561) 471-0067 or visit his Web site www.oneminutetherapist.com.
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Caitlin and Levi are a fun young couple who have learned how to truly share a small open plan loft, even figuring out a set up that allows for two separate home offices. Recognizing the importance of maintaining their own space, they partioned off an area to create Levi's office, tucked away to the right of the dining table leaving his work area out of sight.
What I love most about Caitlin and Levi's home is that there doesn't seem to be strict rules when it comes to decor. For example, their chalkboard paint wall in the kitchen was supposed to be used for grocery lists. However when they had a party, their friends starting drawing self portraits of themselves on the wall and Caitlin and Levi decided to keep it up as a remembrance of friends who have visited their place. When shopping at an antique store, Caitlin found two identical vintage bar carts, which they decided to use of bedside tables. Their outdoor garden chair in the bedroom serves as a side chair.
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Our Style: Our style is a youthful combination of classic and modern. On a budget, you have to "make things work." Sometimes you don't have the luxury of designing entirely within a specific style. We've had to make Danish Mid-Century modern work with French Rococo and English traditional work with American contemporary.
Inspiration: We moved from a bungalow to a loft. In reinterpreting our furniture to work with the space, we looked at elements such as the exposed brick and developed a kind of library feel. It worked really well since I have so many random books. I also get really inspired by living downtown. The culture is full of artists and designers living and working in buildings that have elaborate architecture, but have been neglected for decades. As in my district, I have pieces of furniture in my home that haven't been touched in 50 years and furniture that was made yesterday and they live together in this off-beat space.
Favorite Element: I love that our space allows for both Levi and I to have our own offices. The way the loft is partitioned, he gets his own space and I get mine, which is incredibly important when you are sharing such small quarters.
Biggest Challenge: Space. Storage is such a nightmare. Our vacuum, Christmas supplies, and snowboards are actually hiding behind that turquoise and gold painting. I don't know how we are going to hide our eyesores when I figure out what to do with that huge canvas!
What Friends Say: They say it's cozy. I've painted and decorated with autumnal colors and I think that's why they say it's such a warm space. The colors worked perfectly for a Halloween party I had. A lot of my neighbors who live in the building haven't even painted, so they are usually surprised how far we've gone to make this place our own.
Biggest Embarrassment: The paint job - don't look! I made the big mistake of thinking I could do it myself. My arms were so sore after just one coat and now I cringe ever time I notice any unevenness.
Proudest DIY: I recently scored a super cool decorative headboard on Craigslist, which is just sitting in my dining room right now. I am going to send it to an upholsterer and have it recovered either in a black silk or something vibrant. Not sure what I'll do with it then. My ideas for it excites me, but maybe in the end I will sell it.
My kitchen was painted a really bright yellow when I moved in that I didn't like. Instead of trying to paint over it, I decided to attach cardboard wall tiles from Mio Culture using a removable tacky. When we move out, cleanup will be a cinch.
Biggest Indulgence: I'm saving up for an Eames Lounge chair, but my biggest indulgence so far would be my Chesterfield Sofa. It was my first major investment and is completely indestructible.
Best advice: My favorite quote is by William Morris. He suggested to, "Have nothing in your home that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful." I try to design by this rule, but Levi makes it difficult sometimes. I don't understand why he needs to keep a toy robot made of cardboard. That's why he has his own office though.
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Ideally I could afford to have every piece custom designed and I would love to shop at Moss, Roost Home Furnishings, and buy truly unique furniture from abroad.
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I find a lot of craft opportunities by going to Michaels and buying tree branches, rhinestones, gold paint, etc.
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What a neat place. You have used every bit of your space in very clever ways. I like your paint colors, your backsplash in the kitchen, the bathroom and your cute little coffee table.
Nice job!
What a loved use of space and I love the little bistro set in front of the headboard! What a wonderful idea!
Half these images went straight to my inspiration file. Love it. I want more home tours like this, AT.
Wow, I am passionate about the color of the bedroom walls. Lovely.
The bedroom wall color is great. Overall, lovely place.
Just a small bone to pick...some of the photos in the house tour look extremely staged - more so than most other AT tours. The tea tray on the bed, the dress on the chair with the shoes below...just doesn't feel authentic.
gorgeous!! you two have impeccable style. are those fidm presentation boards i see?? ;P
Tired of reading on AT that house tours looks "staged". You probably wouldn't write to design magazines and say your editorials looks staged.
Just enjoy it for what it is: how these people want us to view inside their homes.
No rules! Wow! Imagine people drawing on chalkboards! Good grief, get a grip.
I wish homeowners would write up their own house tours to spare us from this sort of nonsense.
Nice place.
Very clever and attractive use of space. Great job! There are so many great lofts in downtown LA but the until the city works on the safety issue downtown at night will always be a problem.
daylight - sorry, didn't realize it was a well tread complaint. I've enjoyed many-a-house-tour and this one just jumped out at me as being staged. It wasn't the whole tour - just a few photos seemed to focus on those spots. I usually don't mind it and expect it to some degree.
I really do like the place and totally commend them on their home.
Your loft is stunning! I love your bold use of colors, objects, furniture, and the chalkboard in the kitchen. You look like a fun and very creative couple with a really cute dog!
What a terrific use of a small space! Everything in your place is so well thought out and the combination of all of the colors and ideas blends together so nicely. I am amazed after reading your comments how crafty you were in finding and creating all of these elements and I love the art you did yourself. Your interior design talent is obvious. Love this space!
i too saved almost half of those photos... inspiring and gorgeous!
I love the headboard exactly where (and upholstered how) it is. I'm sure you'll do something fabulous with it if you decide to change, but it works for me in your space.
You two look like a load of fun, and your space reflects that.
A little busy for my taste in places, but in general ... love it.
I love the vibrancy of your place. It's so colorful and creative. The headboard in the dining area is gorgeous! And the kitchen backsplash and panton chairs are awesome, too!
Lovely abode! It's a very happy place. I also have to comment on your adorable dog. I had one just like that when I was growing up. I loved her so.
Please share the name of the bedroom paint color. It's gorgeous!
Love love love it!!
where are the cereal dispensers from?
Too cute for words. The loft is almost as cute as the couple.
I'm just going to put it out there that I would appreciate more pictures of Levi LOL
One of my favourite tours, ever :)
Caitlin, in photo 19 is that a shower cap? If so, I'd love to know where you purchased it? Source? Love your home! You guys did a wonderful job and bravo for painting! I'm getting ready to do some myself. I'm really terrified I'm going to start what I know I can't possibly finish!
i'll add my request for the name of the bedroom paint colour!
What a cute couple. And a fantastic space.
I especially love the fact that the table by the headboard in the dining room has been thoughtfully arranged with flowers, but the black chairs haven't been dusted!
Lovely use of space. The mix of styles works well with your color choices.
Keeping the friends' art was inspirational. One of the few chalkboard walls that I actually liked...
Love the kitchen, the bathroom and all the paint colors!
Is that a 'borrowed' golden gopher I see under the bell jar? ;)
Whoo orange bedroom! Ours used to be orange as well, and it seemed to actually shock people. More recently, we moved over to a barely there green, which of course changed the whole room's dynamic.
Love the colors, and love that it's well loved. Great tour!
This place has good energy. It's seems warm and fun! You have a good balance of old and new things. I have to ask, what's up with the jar of pistachios?
What a horribly boring living space!!
Just kidding. I love it. And Levi is soooo cute.
Wow! I would keep the headboard as it is! The color and the tufting are amazing! I'm so jealous. What a great find.
Wow.... great place, where did you get those star shaped pet bowls?
Love them.
MarshallO- Caitlin has fantastic legs, so I hope she wears high heels at home. If I were in AT, I would certainly want to look my best, is that a crime?
LOVE the space. If I can only buy ONE house in my lifetime, I would like layout like this space =)
i love a gal who relaxes in high heels. i also love the small touches all over the house. the bejeweled speakers -- classic. the love of my life would probably fall over if i did that, so i will have to live vicariously.
i adore this post. the only thing is -- i like spaces that seem authentic and true to ones style, yet you could pick them up and move them easily. this seems like lots and lots and lots of work. moving would be crazy.
also: the partitioned work space is BRILLIANT.
Cute couple, great eclectic taste.
Particularly, I love the rug in their living room. I see it was from C&B, but when I looked it up it was quite pricey. FYI there is a similar one at Ikea (Gedser). Obviously not the same quality, but I thought I'd share.
YES, second the request for source of shower cap, it's so pretty! Lovely space.
i think i figured out the bedroom paint colour - Baja Orange from Ralph Lauren.
Thank you all so much! We had a lot of fun designing the place and having Apartment Therapy come! The paint color in the bedroom is called ranchito red by ralph lauren. The cereal dispensers are from target. The shower/swim cap is from etsy - avabelldesigns. The golden gopher is from the bar (right around the corner from me). You can buy them for about $30 I think:). The star shaped bowls are made by BIA cordon bleu. In answer to relaxing in high heels, I do wear high heels far more often than my feet would like. In response to the pistachios, I didn't even realize they were on the table until you pointed them out! Levi must have thought they belonged there:). Thanks for all your nice comments, I'm overwhelmed by the positive response!
Caitlin, did you use the suede finish for that bedroom paint? it looks brighter - probably because of the lighting - than the tiny swatch does on the RL website.
Fun space! I enjoyed the tour. :)
LOVE IT! can i have that great orange and green pillow that is on your bed?
I love the art and I ADORE the French orange couch. The bedroom color is amazing and lively. Wonderful, lively home!
i love the gold sun mirror in the bedroom! does anyone know where this is from??
I have the EXACT same tea cart as you have in your bedroom! Do you have any source information on it? I found mine at River City Trading Post in Jenks, OK for $40. Thanks!
The dog is adorable. I just find there was too much going on in each room to even focus on one element of design. This is obviously just my opinion, but I'm shocked it made it into the best of 2011. I'm happy for anyone who loves their home and loves decorating it. For me, this was too much going on in one small space for me to appreciate, though I'm more than willing to admit it might be my loss!
This place makes me nervous. Too much stuff. I also agree with surfjack's comments.


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CEE Laboratory Facilities
The University of South Florida Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering maintains the following laboratory facilities for our undergraduate and graduate students to use in their education and research.
Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR)
The Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR) is committed to remaining on the leading edge of technology to advance our research and outreach capabilities. CUTR's priority of staying state-of-the-art is evidenced by the wide range of computer software, hardware, and related equipment it has at its disposal. These technological advantages facilitate our research and enable the production of high quality guidebooks, brochures, training aids, and documents in a variety of media including CD-ROM, video, printed copy, multimedia presentations, and teleconferenced workshops.
CUTR's hardware includes more than 100 personal computers and laptop computers. The
upper level machines are Pentium4 4GHz with high-end graphic capacity and >240GB hard drives, with optional various Iomega drives. The average desktop machine at CUTR is a Pentium4 2 GHz with 256MB RAM and a 60GB hard drive.
Other computer hardware that CUTR uses includes recordable CD and DVD drives, numerous flatbed scanners, several LCD projectors, more than 20 Hewlett Packard LaserJet Printers, including color LaserJet printers, a Hewlett Packard DesignJet 650c 36" Color Plotter, numerous digital cameras, a Polaroid slide and photo-negative scanner, VCRs, and digital video cameras for motion-video capture, as well as the full video production studio on the USF campus.
CUTR also has expertise in a broad spectrum of software: MS Office, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and MS FrontPage; Corel WordPerfect; Paradox; Adobe PhotoShop, PageMaker, Acrobat, and Illustrator; Statistical Analysis S/W including SAS and SPSS; Simulation Modeling S/W including GPSS/H and ARENA; NeuralNet; Turbo C++; Visual Basic; Delphi Developer; GIS packages including MapInfo, ArcGIS, ArcView, and Maptitude; and video capturing, processing and rendering capabilities utilizing Adobe Premiere, After Effects, Fluition(SMIL), Discreet Cleaner, & Real Streaming Media.
Environmental and Water Resources Engineering
The Environmental and Water Resources Engineering (EWRE) program at the University of South Florida (USF) maintains over 8,000 square feet of research laboratory space, providing state-of-the-art analytical and experimental equipment for chemical and biological work. This includes 5,000 square feet of new laboratory space housed in the Interdisciplinary Research Building.
The existing laboratories are equipped with fume hoods and bench space to accommodate approximately 30 research students. In addition, a separate laboratory (approximately 450 square feet) is dedicated for teaching purposes. Field sampling equipment available at USF includes battery operated pumps, Van Dorn surface water sampler, Van Veen bottom grab sampler, soil corer. Specific equipment includes: Tekran Series 2600 CVAFS Automated Mercury Analyzer, Varian Duo AA240 / Zeeman Ultra Atomic Absorption Spectrometer/ Cold Vapor Accessory, Perkin-Elmer ICP-MS, Perkin-Elmer Clarus 500 gas chromatograph with autosampler, electron capture detector (ECD), and flame ionization detector (FID), Varian SATURN gas chromatograph with mass spectrometry (GC/MS), Perkin Elmer HPLC, Series 200 UV/Vis Detector, Perkin Elmer ICPS, Genysis UV/visible spectrophotometer, Environmental Express Digital Hot Block, Quanta Hydrolab multimeter probe (pH, DO, T, TDS, Turbidity, Depth), Malvern Zetasizer particle size analyzer with dynamic and static light scattering, Fisher drying oven and Thermolyne muffle furnace, UV cabinet, Shimadzu Total Organic Carbon/Nitrogen analyzer, ORION 940 A pH meters, Automatic titrators, and Amerex AT-HV-85 autoclave.
Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering (Under construction)
Structural and Materials Engineering
Corrosion Engineering Laboratory
The Corrosion Engineering Laboratory is a recently built 2,500 sq. ft. addition to the Engineering Research complex on the North side of the USF campus. Closely integrating education and research, the laboratory incorporates the offices of Prof. A. Sague's and graduate students/visiting researchers active in the area of durability of engineering materials. The laboratory is one of few in the U.S. focused on solving corrosion problems in cement and concrete applications, with emphasis on enhancing durability of the large inventory of marine bridges in the State of Florida. Other areas of interest include interdisciplinary diagnostic and forecasting of materials performance of metals in natural environments, advanced corrosion modeling, electrochemical evaluation methods, nuclear waste, and semiconductor electrochemistry.
The laboratory contains several state of the art potentiostatic and electrochemical impedance systems, exposure tanks and environmental chambers for corrosion evaluation with multiple electrochemical controllers, metallographic preparation, chemical analysis systems, and an array of custom built electrochemical cells as well as a rotating disk electrode. An adjacent Test Yard is used for exposure and evaluation of materials used in field applications. Portable equipment for field testing includes soil and concrete resistivity units and potentiostats. Samples prepared at the laboratory are also analyzed in conjunction with the metallographic, electron optics, x-ray diffraction and nano-characterization equipment available to the College of Engineering. Concurrent with the experimental activities, computer analysis and predictive model development and implementation are conducted regularly to validate and expand the materials performance laboratory findings.
Clean Energy Research Center
The Clean Energy Research Center at the University of South Florida has been working in the broad areas of renewable hydrogen production, hydrogen storage and fuel cells for the last 10 years. The mission of the center is to develop, evaluate and promote commercialization of new environmentally clean energy sources and systems such as hydrogen, fuel cells, solar energy conversion, biomass utilization, photocatalysis etc., that meet the needs of the electric power and the transportation sector through multi-disciplinary research, technical and infrastructure development and information transfer. The Center supports regional economic development of manufacturing and high technology business, in conjunction with the National goals of improving our global competitiveness and technology leadership. CERC has been awarded more than 15 million in contracts and grants over the past 10 years. The CERC team comprises of 20 affiliated faculties from different disciplines (Electrical, Chemical, Mechanical, Industrial, Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry) of USF, staff and 20 graduate and undergraduate students.


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