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Some renovations drag on and on and on with no end in sight. Delays, revisions, inspections they all conspire to make your project feel like it will never end. Or maybe you can't get your project off the ground. You've been planning that bathroom remodel for 5 years, but you're still not ready to start? Something is wrong! I'm going to share my 3 secrets to a stress-free remodel with you to help you either get started or [...] Read on →

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Checklist: Basic Cleaning Supplies for a Small Space
Small spaces = less cleaning. It's one of the best benefits of living in a tiny apartment. The only problem is that living small also means less storage space, so you want to streamline your cleaning supplies into a kit that can be easily stowed in a kitchen cabinet or closet.
Here's our basic checklist for everything you need to keep your tiny home clean…
- Broom, Dustpan, and Mop: These are the basic tools of floor cleaning. We use a small interlocking broom and dustpan. (Sets like these are sold at any big box or hardware store). Bissell also has a new folding microfiber mop on the market that looks like it might be a good solution for a small apartment.
- Vacuum: Depending on the amount of carpet in your home, you may not need a big vacuum. Apartment Therapy has posted good reviews of the hand-held Dyson Root. If you vacuum a lot, a canister model might be a better bet. It's more compact than an upright, but can be just as powerful. For recommendations, see this post.
- Bucket: A mop bucket can double as a catch-all for cleaning supplies. Any modestly sized bucket with a handle will do.
- One Bottle of All-Purpose Cleaner: Rather than keep a bunch of different cleaners on hand, use one green all-purpose cleaner for counters and non-wood surfaces. For recommendations, see this post.
- A Box of Baking Soda: This natural ingredient is the basis for a whole range of homemade cleaners, from bathroom scrubs to drain cleaners.
- White Vinegar: Diluted with water, white vinegar is a great window cleaner and stain remover.
- Wood Cleaner: Many people recommend cleaning wood floors or furniture with white vinegar or just a dry cloth, but we've always preferred to use a cleaner made specifically for wood. We've been happy with Method's Wood for Good surface cleaner.
- A Couple of Sponges: Keep separate sponges on hand: one for dishes and one for surface cleaning. If you really want to be compact, try using pop-up sponges, which can be stored flat. When you're ready to use one, just add water and it expands.
- Scrub Brush: These are useful for scouring pots and pans in the kitchen. We usually only go through one at a time. Any more seems unnecessary.
- Dish Soap: If you really want to make your sink area feel clean and organized, try using squeeze bottles to store your dish soap. As you refill the squeeze bottle, you can dilute the dish soap with water, making it last longer.
- Microfiber Cloths, Rags, or Paper Towels: We hang a rag bag near the pantry and keep it full of old cloths for cleaning. Others recommend microfiber cloths, while wall-mounted paper towels can be a convenient space saver.
- Dish Towels: Keep a couple of clean towels near the sink for drying dishes. They're also handy for absorbing surface spills.
- Laundry Detergent: In a small space, it helps to choose a small bottle laundry detergent that won't eat up too much room.
Anything we've forgotten? Let us know in the comments.
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Wow, very brief yet thorough list. I'd recommend making your own laundry detergent using Borax, Zote, washing soda and baking soda. It lasts forever and costs less than 4 cents a load.
This list is a very thorough, good list.
@ladymantle: I agree with you when it comes to routine cleaning, but for a deep cleaning, it takes less time to clean a 400 sq ft studio than a large house. I know because I've lived in apartments but grew up in a two-storey home, and doing a deep clean of that much space definitely takes my mother and I much longer than it's ever taken me to clean my apartments.
Sorry,but I do not agree at all with ladymantle. Small places definitely take less time. My first solo apt was about 400 sf. It never got as dirty/disorderly in the first place because it was unbearable to be there if so.
Now that I live in about 1000 sf I can deal with the clutter/mess by tossing stuff into the spare bedroom,so that room is always in need of a clear out. And there's just a lot more floor cleaning, cobweb downing, and about 4x as many windows. Not to mention room generally for more stuff, requiring more furniture vacuuming & dusting.
I would add castille soap. It comes in handy with the baking soda and vinegar and can be used to make just about anything from homemade dish soap, shower gel, shampoo, floor cleaners and everything else.
- TEA TREE OIL -- it kills bacteria and fungus, which makes it excellent for floors and the bathroom. You can dilute it with water or vinegar and it will last a long time.
- CONCROBIUM -- this product is an all-natural mildew-killer fro damp environments (it's commonly used by people who own sailboats or yachts). A spray bottle will allow you to cover two small rooms or one big room and costs around ten bucks in hardware stores.


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A welterweight contest between two former middleweight powerhouses, Nate Marquardt and Hector Lombard, has been added to the recently announced UFC 166 fight card.
MMAWeekly.com sources confirmed the bout first reported by MMAFighting.com.
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The third bout in the trilogy between UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez and challenger Junior dos Santos headlines the UFC 166 event slated for Oct. 19 in Houston.
Marquardt (32-12-2) won the Strikeforce welterweight championship in his first bout in the weight class. He lost the title in his next fight, against Tarec Saffiedine, and then lost his UFC return bout to Jake Ellenberger at UFC 158.
Marquardt at middleweight was consistently fighting at the top of the division during his first UFC stint.
Lombard (32-4-1), a former Bellator middleweight champion, has found it a rough road in the Octagon. He lost his promotional debut to Tim Boetsch, bounced back against Rousimar Palhares, but then faltered against Yushin Okami in his most recent bout.
He'll be making his welterweight debut against Marquardt in a bout that is likely a must-win situation for both fighters.
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It'll be interesting to see where Lombard finds the weight to cut down to 170
The weight of all the hype being dropped should be enough.
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This fight has been in the making for sometime now., These guys have made comments about each other before when Nate was in UFC and Hector in Bellator. I never thought this fight would actually happen.
lombard is retarded big, eager to see what he looks like on fight night though.
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For a 6-quart slow cooker, use 6 cups of broth, 2 leeks, 3 carrots and 2 pounds of potatoes, diced. All else remains the same unless taste dictates otherwise.
I have two sizes of cookers, and have not felt it necessary to add additional amounts of recipe spices
1 medium onion, chopped
1 medium leek, white part only, trimmed and diced
2 medium carrots, scrubbed clean and diced
1 cup cabbage, chopped
1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
4 cups non-fat, no-salt added, beef broth
1 pound potatoes, washed and diced
1 bay leaf
2 teaspoons freshly ground pepper
1/4 teaspoon salt (if desired)
1/2 teaspoon caraway seeds
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
1/2 cup sour cream (yogurt works well too)
1 pound turkey bacon, cooked and crumbled
Combine onion, leek, carrots, cabbage, parsley, broth and potatoes in a slow cooker. Stir in bay leaf, pepper, salt, caraway seeds, nutmeg.
Cover and cook on low 8-10 hours or high 4-5 hours.
Remove bay leaf at the end of cooking time.
Using a slotted spoon, remove potatoes and mash in separate bowl. Combine mashed potatoes with sour cream. Return potatoes mixture to slow cooker and stir gently.
Stir in bacon pieces and it's ready to serve.
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"Excellence Through Equity" Conference to Focus on Closing Achievement Gap in Education
RIVERSIDE – Closing the achievement gap, promoting high expectations, and providing multiple opportunities for students of color are the primary topics of the "Excellence Through Equity" Conference hosted by the Leadership Institute of Riverside County on September 25, 2014, at the Riverside Convention Center.
The purpose of the conference is to provide educators with the strategies needed to create equitable school environments for students from diverse ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds. These strategies will be aligned with priorities identified as requirements of school districts' Local Control and Accountability Plans (LCAP).
"A focus on educational equity is essential if schools are to be successful in preparing students to master the new state standards and, ultimately, be successful in college and the workforce," said Cynthia Glover Woods, Senior Leadership Associate at the Leadership Institute of Riverside County.
The keynote speaker will be Dr. Jeff Duncan-Andrade, Associate Professor of Raza Studies and Education at San Francisco State University and the Director of the Educational Equity Initiative at the Institute for Sustainable Economic, Educational and Environmental Design (ISEEED). Dr. Duncan-Andrade is well-known for his study of urban schools through the Roses in Concrete Project. He has remained a practitioner in the field by continuing a high school teaching assignment in East Oakland for more than 20 years. He lectures around the world about the elements of effective teaching in urban settings and has authored multiple books and journal articles on the topic.
Other speakers scheduled to appear are as follows:
- Dr. Ben Castleman, Assistant Professor of Education and Public Policy, University of Virginia
- Dr. Joseph F. Johnson, Executive Director, National Center for Urban School Transformation (NCUST)
- Christopher J. Steinhauser, District Superintendent, Long Beach Unified School District
- Dr. Gabriela Mafi, District Superintendent, Garden Grove Unified School District
- Dr. Judy D. White, District Superintendent, Moreno Valley Unified School District
- Dr. Sid Salazar, District Superintendent, Alvord Unified School District
The conference is aimed at attracting school, district, and county-level administrators from throughout California who are focused on the following LCAP areas: Implementation of Common Core Standards, Parent Involvement and Engagement, Student Achievement, Student Engagement, and School Climate.
"The increasing cultural diversity among students attending public schools challenges educators to provide quality and equitable education for every student. To address this challenge effectively, district and site leaders in our district are participating in the conference," said Dr. Sid Salazar, Superintendent of the Alvord Unified School District. "We believe this conference will help us to break through the barriers to creating equitable learning environments for all our students."
The conference will be held at the Riverside Convention Center (3637 Fifth Street, Riverside, CA 92501) from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (registration begins at 7:30 a.m.). Registration is $200 per person (includes breakfast, lunch, and all conference materials). For more information, visit www.rcoe.us/leadership-institute or contact Catherine Belcher at 951.826.6122.


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ATLANTA, June 27, 2012 — Travelers don't seem to mind that July 4 falls on a Wednesday this year.
According to AAA, 42.3 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles this Independence Day holiday, which it defines as July 3-8. That would tie the number of travelers in 2007, the highest volume in the past decade.
That's no doubt fueled — at least in part — by lower gas prices. This week, prices nationwide averaged $3.420 per gallon, down from $3.666 per gallon a month ago and $3.601 per gallon a year ago, according to AAA.
"At this point, retail gasoline prices are forecast to continue their decline into the heart of the summer travel season," Jessica Brady, a AAA spokeswoman, said in a news release.
The still-sluggish economy has caused many to modify their travel plans this summer, a survey from Atlanta-based AutoTrader.com suggests. It found that 79 percent of respondents modified their travel plans because of the economy, but when they do head out of town, they're likely to be behind the wheel.
According to AAA, a majority of Americans (35.5 million) plan to drive this July 4 — a four percent increase from the number who hit the highways last year. Similarly, the AutoTrader.com survey found that 28 percent of travelers are more likely to pick a destination they can drive to this summer when compared to last year.
"The fact that more travelers are choosing destinations they can reach by car because of economic concerns is a signal of caution, but the positive sign in the data is that people are still planning to go on vacation at all," Rick Wainschel, vice president of automotive insights at AutoTrader.com, said in a news release.
Of course, when the vacation is over, another one might be in order. At least, a new survey from Cambria Suites suggests that's the case.
Nearly a quarter of adults (24 percent) say they need a vacation after they return from a family trip (or 29 percent for adults living with children 18 years old or younger).
To escape, seven percent of respondents said they look forward to a "solo" business trip as a means of recovering, according to the survey. That's probably because children ask "Are we there yet?" an average of nine times during a seven-day family vacation, the survey determined.
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Mid-South Farmers Forge On Despite 2011 Adversity
The best way to describe the 2011 growing season in many areas of the Mid-South is a wild, unpredictable ride with floods, cool temperatures and extreme heat and drought.
John McKee, whose operation is located near Friars Point, Miss., farms a good bit of land over the levee. In 1951, his grandfather built a private levee around it, which never broke and was never overtopped even in 1973 and 1997. Although it's a high piece of land, 2011 was a different story.
"The land behind the big levee is some of our best land," McKee says. "I lost some corn and wheat to the flood and didn't get to plant the cotton that I wanted to plant. On a gamble, I did plant some cotton behind the flood on June 8. The gamble paid off with one of the early varieties, but another variety that wasn't as early got nipped by frost, which hit the yield pretty hard."
Tornados, Seep Water & Deer
Not only did the flood affect McKee's late-planted cotton, it also was detrimental on the east side of the big levee due to seep water.
"Every acre of cotton that I had along the protected side of the big levee was adversely affected by seep water," he says. "On top of that, deer from the neighboring hunting lands seeking a dry place to go ate 80 acres of my cotton twice. Once they bite into the tender cotyledon leaves, that is it.
"Although the land behind the levee flooded last year, from an environmental standpoint, the private levee usually serves as a refuge for the animals when the water comes up," McKee adds. "That is a good thing."
To add insult to injury, an April tornado hit McKee's shop for the third time and tore up two of his pivots – a double whammy.
When asked if what he experienced in 2011 would affect his plans for 2012, McKee says he will treat the land over the levee just like he treats the rest of his farm.
"We don't know if the river will come up again this year or not, but I am going to try to do everything I normally would and hope for the best," he says. "This is all part of farming; we'll get over it."
Dryland Cotton In Question
Arkansas farmer Brian McDaniel also faced high-water challenges in 2011. Although he normally starts planting in the middle of April, persistent wet conditions forced him to begin planting on his high ground in the first week of May.
"We were planning to plant between 3,700 and 3,800 acres of cotton, but we were only able to plant 1,100 acres at that time," he says. "Everything else was under water.
"It was getting late, but we had cotton booked so we had to try to plant enough to make our booking no matter how late it was," McDaniel adds. "As the water began to recede, we started planting again on May 26 or 27 and finished on June 6. In a normal year, I wouldn't think about planting cotton that late. In the end, we were able to plant about 2,900 acres."
Although he did get some decent weather during the growing season and the crop looked beautiful, McDaniel says he was surprised when his yields ranged from 700 pounds per acre to 1,400 – a big variance that he primarily attributes to planting date.
But despite the challenges he faced in 2011, including the flood and extreme heat during the growing season, McDaniel is determined to carry on business as usual in 2012.
"We've been growing cotton along the St. Francis River for a long time, and I plan to plant our normal amount of cotton acreage this year," he says. "The only thing I may change is not plant any dryland cotton unless prices improve or the price of some major inputs like fertilizer goes down. Instead, we may plant the dryland acres to a crop that doesn't require such high input costs."
Lessons Learned
In Mississippi, Extension cotton specialist Darrin Dodds says many producers were worried about how their cotton crops were going to pick at harvest given the extreme temperatures to which they were subjected.
"As it turned out," he says, "we picked a pretty respectable crop. One of the main things that held true in 2011 is that cotton tends to hold on better than some of the other crops in extreme heat situations."
Dodds also points out that 80 percent of the cotton acres got sprayed for thrips last year. Even though a seed treatment may have been used, when the weather turned cold and the seed stayed in the ground for so long, he says the seed treatments probably became less effective over time. Thus, farmers had to spray for thrips.
"I wouldn't put a cotton seed in the ground without a seed treatment on it," Dodds says. "However, you have to take the weather into consideration. If it gets cold early in the season like it did last year, farmers need to be prepared to take care of some of the early season insects such as thrips."
Another area in which many cotton producers probably gain-ed insight in 2011 pertains to irrigation scheduling.
"Those that had water irrigated quite a bit last year," Dodds says. "With that in mind, many probably learned a lot about when and how much to irrigate and when and when not to irrigate. Sometimes you actually can irrigate too much. So we probably learned something about that, also."
Just as cotton has proved to be one of the most resilient crops under adverse conditions, the same can be said for cotton producers. Although last year's roller coaster ride was terrible weather-wise, Mid-South producers are putting it behind them and moving toward the 2012 season with optimism and a determination to succeed.
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The Nortons will race in the Thundersport GB support race
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Mike Nicks and I wandered over to the Loop to watch - and hear - the two Nortons in practice for Sunday's GP1 15-lap sprint race, part of the Thundersport GB support programme at this year's Donington British Grand Prix.
That's right. Nortons. At the GP. Fantastic.
Mike is the Editorial Director at Bauer Media, the company that owns MCN, but he's also got tons of Grand Prix experience as a journalist and retains an insatiable passion for the sport – hence a willingness to join me in pressing noses to the fence to grab some of the action.
We wallowed in the aural delights of the rotaries as Lee and Joe Dickinson drove out of the hairpin side by side, then Mike said, "Isn't it strange, you can go to virtually any GP on the continent and all you get is the three GP races?
"Maybe there might be the occasional one-make race but generally, three World Championship races is enough for them.
"Then you come here and the track seems busy virtually all day long. What is it with the British? A sense of value for money, or what?"
The fans certainly didn't have anything to complain about on that front. It was nearly six pm, Grand Prix practice had long finished, but there were still three support practice sessions to go: F2 Sidecars, Aprilia Superteens and Formula 600.
In total, there were nine support races, three on Thursday, four Saturday and two on Sunday.
Call it added value.
But for us, and I'm sure many others at Donington Park, it was the bonus, on top of three GP races, to see how the Nortons would shape up in a mish-mash field of contemporary superbikes, a bunch of Ducatis of varying vintage and a lone KTM V-twin.
They looked incredibly stable – and fast - in the wet even though Joe Dickinson had been telling me earlier that the initial tap of the throttle of the torquey rotary is so aggressive, it's hard work keeping the bike on line.
I'd already spent several hours in the Norton workshop on Friday, for a feature to run in our July 5 issue, so I knew the Dickinson brothers had no traction control to rely on and were riding on pure feel.
It was an impressive display – especially since Joe only had a handful of laps on the bike prior to the meeting – and had blown a motor!
Thundersport GP1 is currently the only real option for Norton to wave the flag on short circuits – so this meeting on their home circuit was a no-brainer (the race shop and factory where they plan to build their delightful twin-cylinder road bike is actually on site).
The bike still has the same 588cc twin-chamber unit from when they ruled the British Superbike roost – albeit updated with better fuelling - but once they've ironed out the bugs caused by hiking the horsepower to meet current demands (see the feature), and boosted capacity to 700cc, it's going to be great watching the Norton going head to head with modern superbikes.
And even if that's not on short circuits, it will definitely be on the roads where the promoters are clamouring for anything new or different that will entice the fans.
Well, maybe they're not entirely new, but – in a world of homogenised superbike, superstock, supersport production-based racing - they are certainly different, so in my book, the Nortons fit the bill perfectly.
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Taking you back into the olden days, where Romans were the ruling class and games involves fighting to the death. This series gives blood, guts, and honor a whole new meaning. You will also want to take a minute to find previous series, so that you will be able to understand the whole story of how Spartacus came to be a legend. Gods of the arena continues the series, and showcases how all the characters' lives are changed after the rebellion. The series changes between Spartacus, and how the slaves that are freed are forced to choose between fighting or fleeing.
During the series, viewers are also given the viewpoint of the Romans that are chasing the rebels. The plot takes a twist, when a character that was supposed to be dead is found alive. Believing that the Gods have spared her from a cruel fate, she is turned into a prophet, and is forced to calm the unrest that is brewing on the streets. However, she begins to regain her memory and reverts to manipulating people around her to get her goals. Fighting has always played a big part in this series, and Gods of the arena delivers on some of the best fighting scenes.
From the pits to the arena, viewers will be able to see every part of the Romans games in vivid detail. Honor is something that has been forgotten for fighters that are taking part in the pits, but the arena is a place where all gladiators dream to fight and die. Romans turn to a freed gladiator to capture Spartacus, but this plan backfires, and he ends up fighting with them at a crucial point in the series. He is not easily trusted, but the skill that he has is something that no one denies.
The story that this freed gladiator has is intertwined with another important character in the series, and after struggling with misunderstandings from a life that has been left behind is finally forgiven. Most people would like to have this part of the series extended, but the series does a wonderful job to finish the story of Spartacus, and give viewers the closure of the story. There might be another series after this season has ended, but it remains to be seen if another will be produced.
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Titus forces Batiatus to make the impossible decision of choosing between his home or his wife, while Lucretia takes drastic measures to cement her place within the family.
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While tensions collide between Batiatus and his father, Lucretia and her brazen friend Gaia hatch a dangerous plot.
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Even though modern mathematics has achieved enormous success in all areas of life, it appears to be fragmented and incomplete. It lacks a solid foundation and breaks down when faced with the ultimate infinite. In fact, the work of twentieth-century mathematician Kurt Gödel gives mathematical proof that mathematics is not complete and can in fact never be complete. As an example, mathematics cannot even handle concepts such as "the set of all sets." The result is that most mathematicians choose to ignore the foundations of mathematics and work in isolated, fragmented areas with no vision of the whole of mathematics.
Maharishi's Vedic Mathematics, on the other hand, is a complete field of knowledge.
At Maharishi University of Management, students gain direct experience of the infinite field of pure knowledge through their practice of the Transcendental Meditation program. Your study of mathematical infinity is followed by personal experience of infinity. Your study of mathematics is complete and personally fulfilling and cultures the ability to spontaneously handle all possibilities in life.
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Every generation and culture needs its own version of The Iliad — one that capture the spirit of the original for a contemporary audience, whether Alexander Pope's rhymed verse of the 18th century or dense Dickensian prose of 19th-century translations. Barry B. Powell's new free verse translation of The Iliad was written with the modern English speaker in mind, and with the idea that the language Homer uses was colloquial and accessible to his contemporaries. In the following videos, Powell explains why he set out to write such a translation, and looks at some of the challenges that come with translating one of the great works of literature.
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Barry B. Powell is Halls-Bascom Professor of Classics Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. He is the author of a new free verse translation of The Iliad by Homer.
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(CNN) — Sporting a growing bump, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, will name a cruise ship Thursday on England's south coast in what is expected to be her last solo public engagement before her baby is due next month.
The ceremony in the city of Southampton will include the traditional smashing of a bottle over the ship's hull, as well as a blessing and music from military bands.
Catherine will be given a brief tour of the aptly named Royal Princess, as its "godmother."
The ship, owned by Princess Cruises and with capacity for 3,600 passengers, will embark on her maiden voyage on Sunday.
The Royal Princess will then sail Mediterranean cruises through the summer and Eastern Caribbean cruises in the fall.
A gala dinner was held Wednesday night for guests at the naming ceremony, who included representatives of the charities for which Catherine serves patron.
It's not known if Catherine and Prince William are expecting a boy or a girl -- but a change in the royal succession laws means that their first child will be the heir to the British throne regardless of gender.
The couple married in London's Westminster Abbey in April 2011. William is second-in-line to the throne after his father, Prince Charles.
Queen Elizabeth II, William's grandmother, last week celebrated 60 years since her coronation.
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Orange Crush: Using This Seasonal Color Year Round
This is orange's big season and being smack in the middle of the autumn we are seeing it all around us. From changing foliage, to pumpkins, to holiday decor orange is the star.
Orange is associated with happiness and joy, warmth and energy, creativity and playfulness. And even though it can be seen as seasonal, this bold and beautiful color doesn't need to make such a limited appearance in our lives. If you have a crush on orange, you can easily incorporate it year round into your decor with accessories, furniture, or even wall color. Here are some examples to inspire you to use a little more orange in your life.
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I like everything in that first room except for the brown. It's one color too many.
What kind of flooring is that in the first pic?
My kitchen is pistachio green and I have pops of bright orange throughout. Love it!
Thoughts on sources for those stools and couch in the first picture? Both are tickling some fancy I didn't know I had.
My living room is orange with pops of yellow and green, and lots of wood. I love how cheerful and cozy it is - and everyone who visits says the same thing.
wow, I'll take room number 1 please! But ditto, MiklakMiklak, the brown I could live without.
You can get some idea of the variety of oranges by looking at the produce section in a groceries store: pumpkin, tangerine, bell pepper, carrots...some are autumnal and others are summery.
i really love all of these! orange is a fave for me!
The flooring in #1 is likely carpet.
I love the oranges in #6 and #8... so rich and sophisticated. A really great alternative to red!
All of these rooms have a lot of white in them.
I have orange walls in my fmaily room with a lot of blue (between a royal and a navy blue) and white, including blue and white pottery and blue and white IKEA drapes, and a blue futon. Works great together!
we painted our daughters room orange to transition from her baby room of yellow. lots of people had their own reservations but she (we) love it. as an alternative to "i'm a girl so my room should be pink" its modern and bright. of course she has her pops of hot pink throughout - so its girly but still fun & youthful. Go orange!
We have just moved to NY from Sydney and are embarking on decorating our apt from scratch. The main pop of colour will be orange so i'm glad that you have posted this as i now have lots of inspiration. I wanted to put a blue with it but wasnt sure it would work - this has changed my mind. I'll go with my original thoughts. Thanks!
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Not one -- not two -- not even three. A valley man is now in jail for possibly his 7th drunk driving arrest. Three of those arrests were in the last 6 months alone.
Arizona has the toughest drunk driving laws in the country. So how does this menace end up out on the streets time and time again?
Right now, because of his history, the defendant is behind bars with no bond. But it took 7 DUI arrests to get there.
One, two, three DUI arrests since January. Police say that makes a total of 7 DUI arrests for Michael James Hoover in the last 4 years.
"This is really not normal," says DUI attorney Scott Maasen.
Maasen does not represent Hoover, but he says some of his previous arrests were misdemeanor DUIs that carry a sentence of up to 6 months in jail.
"We kind of have to look at all of these, what's a misdemeanor what's a felony."
He points out that 3 of Hoover's DUI arrests came in the last 6 months, too recent to work their way through the system.
The most recent case was a felony because Hoover was allegedly driving on a license suspended from his prior DUI arrest. The state asked for no bond and they got it.
"They're trying to say, look, judge, at what point is this guy going to go out and kill somebody," says Maasen.
No one answered at Hoover's home. Court paperwork says he lives with his mother.
With no bond, he won't be out of jail anytime soon.
The county prosecutor's office says if he's convicted on these felony charges, he faces serious prison time.
"We're the hardest in the country period, no one would disagree with me on that," says Maasen. "Our laws in Arizona are set up to hammer people like this ultimately, but you know it takes a little time to do that obviously."
A felony DUI arrest carry anywhere from 4 months to almost 4 years in prison. Maasen says there are other legal maneuvers that could mean more time for Hoover.
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Hey, quick question are you the same guy that was on the UFGT playing as Naoto?
I'm also here. Just saying.
Love your sig, Naoto is so cute. Is their an akihiko version of it?
LOL class freaking sucks although I missed convo-ing like old times on Skype but thats kinda hard nowadays with you and me getting buzy. Ah congrats for you brother then although you're a screwed up big bro if you reward him alcohol >_>... About P4A, I can't say I'm surprised that people spread that its dead, just look at the weekly tourney on Sp00ky and the numbers aren't increasing anymore (although this has more to the fact that anime community is too poverty on weekly tourney, and Summer Jam kinda proved it wrong). Oh and you're going to NEC right? I expect you to win, so beat those Japanese dudes
Oh ya I forgot to ask how are you doing. Sooooo, how are you doing dood? (Don't ask me why I don't edit my previous wall post >_>)
Not much. How's P4A in the states? I heard rumours its kiiiiinda dead there, which makes me sadlife
Probably, the thing is I'm actually planning to go back to school in Jan. so money is a bit of an issue. I have to make sure I can afford o go to NEC first, my Mom was gonna help me plan shit out in the next week.
Oh well hi.
Btw, you'll be solo modding from now on.
Is their an Akihiko version of your sig?
I'm too busy grinding on P4A dood..I'll make way for Skype one day..PUROMISU (promise >_>)
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Washington • Former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff has agreed to help President Barack Obama gain support for comprehensive immigration reform among Republican senators, attorneys general and the LDS Church.
Shurtleff attended Obama's immigration speech on Tuesday in Las Vegas at the invitation of the White House and was among a small group that met with the president and some of his top advisers.
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Interior Secretary Ken Salazar asked Shurtleff to work on behalf of the effort, particularly with the LDS Church.
"They would like the support of the LDS Church, which I think is important myself," Shurtleff told The Salt Lake Tribune.
"I've had the opportunity over the years to get to know some of the general authorities. I plan to talk to them about this and ask them to get behind it."
The LDS Church supported the Utah Compact, a 2010 document calling for a federal solution to the issue of immigration and compassion for the 11 million undocumented immigrants.
At the time the faith issued a statement saying: "Public officials should create and administer laws that reflect the best of our aspirations as a just and caring society. Such laws will properly balance love for neighbors, family cohesion, and the observance of just and enforceable laws."
Shurtleff, a major player in the Utah Compact, has been the highest-profile Utah politician who supports broad immigration reform that allows illegal immigrants a pathway to citizenship.
He will also try to drum up support among attorneys general, though his successor AG John Swallow has made it clear that he has no interest in being outspoken on this issue.
And Shurtleff has an uphill battle in convincing Utah's members of Congress, who have supported smaller immigration bills but none of whom have supported a process that would give legal status to the undocumented.
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#7 PROSPECT (winter 2012): JUJHAR KHAIRA
In placing Jujhar Khaira among the Oilers top 10 prospects, I've relied heavily on small sample sizes, anecdotal evidence and words from his coach. Secondary arrows include Khaira's skill set and position being a perfect match for the Oilers depth chart.
Summer 2012: #15
Winter 2012: #7
- Redline Report: At Red Line, we believe this kid could be the biggest/best sleeper of the entire draft. Prince George is so far off the beaten path teams don't even travel there for WHL games, much less BCHL contests, so he gets zero exposure. But this kid is big, mean, aggressive, nasty, and guess what… he can score too. Does the dirty work in the corners, bangs bodies and wins battles, and loves to initiate heavy contact. Powerful stride with great balance and gets leverage on his hits. Has surprisingly soft hands and puck skills with playmaking ability. Creates lots of space for smaller teammates and makes everyone braver. Very raw defensively.
- Prince George Spruce Kings GM Mike Hawes: "He's a prototypical power forward, with more offensive up-side than most. He's got a strong, powerful stride and also sees the ice extremely well."
- Ben Berland: Khaira was now 6'2", and a runaway freight train. His real strength is on the fore check, in which he uses both his size and his skating ability to the max. Although he doesn't possess incredible foot speed, his read and react skills are excellent, which can be an exceptional hockey skill to have (easier to teach foot speed than read and react particularly with older players). Wide track skater that reminds me of Kent Nilsson (for all you old timers out there), or Milan Lucic. Has good stickhandling skills and prefers to play the role of playmaker more than shooter. Shooting is excellent, and will shoot when needed, but prefers the pass.
- The Scouting Report: Khaira was a standout in the BCHL this season, tallying 29 goals and 79 points in only 54 games as a sophomore. The powerful winger is an effective offensive player who can be difficult to get off the puck and creates a lot of his offense in this regard. Khaira is a very good playmaker and could probably stand to shoot the puck more, which is something he'll hopefully improve on as he embarks on a collegiate career at Michigan Tech. Of note, Khaira's WHL rights were recently traded to Everett, but it seems like Khaira is still intent on fulfilling his NCAA commitment.
- BCJHL Website: Jujhar Khaira (pron: Juh_Jar Care_ah) of the Prince George Spruce Kings of the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) placed top ten in four of the physical tests at the NHL Combine in advance of the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. With the seventh largest wing span measurement of 77.75 inches, Khaira also showed his strength in the bench press finishing fifth with 12 reps of 150 lbs and also eighth for strength lifting 9.1 lb/lb of body weight a full 4 points above the Combine average. In the test of upper body power, Khaira was fourth throwing a 4 kg ball 232 inches.
He's 6.03, 195, playing center, has some bite in his game and took about two weeks to move all the way up the depth chart at Michigan Tech. Although it isn't a school famous for turning out NHL stars, the young man has been impressive in his first 10 games at the school (2-6-8, 23pims). He is currently third in team scoring, and clearly getting a lot of playing time. I don't know that anyone predicted this sort of thing happening so quickly.
Khaira's last three games have been outstanding:
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- 9 shots on goal
- Increased time against good opposition
- Moving up to the top line
All that and quoting Redline he's big, mean, aggressive nasty and….can score.
The storyline for Khaira's move up the list begins with the words of his coach at Michigan Tech:
- Heach Coach Mel Pearson: "I told our coaches before the weekend I thought JJ (Jujhar) made huge strides in how much better he was. He's at a different level right now. We're playing sophomores and freshmen against other team's seniors, grizzled vets, and they're doing a great job."
- Bill Muckalt, Michigan Tech asst coach: "We see him as a big time power forward. He skates really well, very good down low, strong on the puck, has good vision and great offensive instincts. I think he has a lot of potential to be a pro hockey player."
- Khaira enjoyed a breakout weekend and received WCHA Rookie of the week honors for it November 20.


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