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Theodore Wafer, 54, is charged with second degree murder after he shot 19-year-old Renisha McBride on his front porch on November 2nd.Theodore Wafer, 54, is charged with second degree murder after he shot 19-year-old Renisha McBride on his front porch on November 2nd.
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The index for energy, which advanced at annual rates of 22.9 and 32.9 percent in the first two quarters, declined at a 14.8-percent rate in the third quarter, and turned back up in the fourth quarter, advancing at a 37.1-percent annual rate. Overall energy costs rose 17.4 percent in 2007 with the index for petroleum-based energy costs (energy commodities) up 29.4 percent and charges for energy services (gas and electricity) up 3.4 percent.
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Paul Byron Downs shares his lifestyle ideas and inspirations at The Basics, cataloging his "essentials for daily living" from cooking to home design. When we asked him to share a before and after project with us, he came through with this quick (4 day) and affordable (under $300) makeover…
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With four days and $300 dollars, I transformed a dated room into a rustic and masculine retreat. Luckily the homeowner had several fantastic items already in the existing space, which I was able to incorporate; a hand carved desk, leather wing-back chair, old Persian rugs and two side tables. Here is a breakdown of the expenses and what was done. Several of these projects you might be able to use in your next renovation.
1. Paint – Primer, black flat (Onyx Black), gray (Silver Screen), and a quart of white semi-gloss all purchased at Lowe's. First, I cleaned and wiped down all the walls and then let dry before painting. COST – @$100 including painting supplies.
• First, all the walls and lower molding were primed.
• The wall with the bed frame was painted Onyx Black.
• Remaining walls were painted Silver Screen.
• All the window frames were already stained.
• Base molding and doors were painted white semi-gloss.
2. Flooring – 30-year-old carpet was removed to expose wooden floors that were cleaned and polished. Several cowhide pelts were found in the attic and layered under several Persian rugs. COST – FREE.
3. Headboard – was constructed from old barn wood used from an actual barn. Look for a "Barn Wood Headboard" article to see how it was done. COST – FREE!! (cost of screws for headboard was minimal).
4. Bedding (full size mattress) and pillows (four) – duvet cover and two pillow sets from IKEA. COST – $39.99 Then the sheet set, 400 count!!, and two down pillows from Walmart. COST - $75.
5. Two side tables – had flower motifs, so sanded and spray painted each with black lacquer paint. One used by the bed and the other in the seating area. COST – $8.
6. Desk, bookshelf, and chair – already in the space, so cleaned each with Murphy's Oil. The bookshelf uncluttered and rearranged and also placed some photos and heirlooms. COST -$15 for the oil along with other cleaning materials used throughout the whole project.
7. Seating area – created a seating area in a corner of the room using a leather wing-back chair and one of the side tables. Moss was put on the table in a container (see how to do under, "Potted Moss as Decorative Item") and art books placed on the table. I also hung the homeowner's law degrees and other heirloom items.
8. Side table by the bed – used existing lamps on both tables and then purchased two artist stones as bookends from Blick Art Supplies. COST $12 and a flower vase from Walmart, COST – $10.
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Much, much better- the before was horrid.
The hardwoods still don't look clean though. Also I am not the biggest fan of the shiny grey duvet. Kind of ugly.
Mayyyjor improvement! I really want to love this, but the duvet is killing the rustic feel for me. Love the layered rugs.
I'm always quick to shoot down the "why did you paint that" people on this site, but why did you paint the side tables? They looked like they might have been cute. Oh well, they aren't mine anyway. But kudos to you for braving a room makeover and really making it your own. And nice floors.
i have a lot of rustic touches in my space and love your beautiful headboard! your use of reclaimed wood is awesome.
i too am not feeling the shiny duvet or either of the rugs though. one seems too used and the dyed animal skin isnt my style--- but its your space and your enjoying it :) congrats!!
so much better! congratulations on ridding that green from your life. i bet this bedroom is much more relaxing.
The green on the walls was pretty horrid in the before, but I'm a little disappointed that they didn't go lighter with the wall color. The room seems a bit too dark and that lampshade and bed side table disappear against the dark wall. Also, what is the deal with the layered floor coverings? Totally digging the headboard though, that looks awesome and is an improvement over what was there before.
If the window frames are stained wood, I'd love to see a photo of how they look with the rest of the trim painted.
Just making the bed made a big difference.
The FREE floor kinda cracked me up. You too can have this look for under $300! Just find some wood flooring, cowhides, and persian rugs!! duh! FREE!! :-)
The shiny duvet should be the first thing to go when you have budget. Something with some pattern would be nice in earthy colors. West Elm? Then maybe ditch the worn rug on top of the other rug. Seems like it's lived it's life.
Oh, very nice!
Huge improvement! Love the headboard and nightstand.
But I'm still not understanding how the shiny duvet fits in with the "rustic".
First, I applause any move to change things more to one's liking, and don't have a problem with people who's "liking" is a little different than mine.
For myself, I like elements from the old version [sorry, but I LOVE that green] and the new version. Well, actually I like the "before" but with added exposed floor -- in other words, I'd keep with the rustic/bohemian vibe.
But clearly he's shifting to a mix of rustic, glam, contemporary. Right on.
I really like the new wall colour. I think it highlights the headboard nicely. The flowers on the night tables def had to go. The layered rugs is something I haven't seen a lot of but I like it. The duvet is shiny but I would just wash it a few times and I am sure it will dull. The colour of the sheets and pillow is really wonderful.
Ktex - Ha ha! That's probably the most valuable thing in the room, that lovely old rug!
I suspect the duvet photographs much shinier than it appears to the eye?
Nice. I like some of the before (love that headboard) but the after is great.I love the flags from camp in the seating area. Oh and for those who wonder the ikea bedspread is not as shiny in person - in person it's more of a dulled silk look (seen it many times at Ikea). And wow, what a treat to discover wood floors under old carpeting. Makes me want to rip up our carpet... but I shudder at what might be under there.
Those floors look pretty rough honestly, I wouldn't be showcasing them or putting them up to more wear without refinishing. I am also hesitant to bring "reclaimed" wood into my home because of termites. The look is cool, nothing I would have ever put together but it's neat.
I am not feeling this makeover. The wood floor is a huge improvement, but the double rugs don't work for me. As much as I can't stand hide rugs, I would lose the dusty top rug. Also, while I like the rustic look of the new headboard, I prefer the lines of the older one, so I would have tried to do something like this with those boards: http://ana-white.com/2010/05/furniture-plans-swedish-planked-bed-scalloped-arch-queen.html.
Then I would have gone with a black ruffly duvet like this: http://www.anthropologie.com/anthro/catalog/productdetail.jsp?id=093529&catId=HOME-BEDDING&pushId=HOME-BEDDING&popId=HOME&navAction=top&navCount=30&color=044&isProduct=true&fromCategoryPage=true&isSubcategory=true&subCategoryId=HOME-BEDDING-QUILTS&templateType=hybrid and then rocked that green paint color!
The duvet reminds me of a mylar emergency blanket or a giant sheet of aluminum foil, but otherwise I think this is a great job working with what you have. It's lucky these folks had such great stuff stashed away.
I, too liked the green color on the walls before... but I also like the new color. Everything in the before as well as the after looks dirty. Maybe painting the wood floors would make them really pop, and look cleaner!
i'm a big fan of mixing very modern looks (shiny duvet) with rustic pieces (headboard). i think that old persian/oriental rug over the gorgeous blue rug underneath is what's killing it for me. maybe getting rid of that would help the shiny duvet look less out of place?
Congrats! Very nice before was quite interesting. Kudos!!
The shiny duvet is killing me. Something lovely and textural would be great there instead. Even a simple waffle texture cotton blanket at the foot of the bed would be an improvement.
If it must stay, please steam it. Those fresh from bag lines are pretty easy to get out with the steam setting on your iron. If you're careful, you don't even have to un-make the bed.
I think it's better, but not good. That bedside lamp makes me crazy. Can you ever reach it from bed? I would like to see a foot whacked off the bottom of that and a new shade. I also don't like the bedding and think that the headboard is too tall and maybe should be darker. I would also miss the second bedside table. The paint color is an improvement and I would take dingy wooden floors over carpet any day.
Absolutely love the headboard!!
Brings in a natural element and lightens the room. Great idea!
Hmm. I don't really like either one. Can I have the "before" headboard he didn't want??
Nope. Not working for me at all -- either view. Sorry...
Oh, I think it looked pretty awesome before. Especially the green wall and headboard!
I like the black accent wall; a vast improvement over the old shade of green. The silver duvet also looks great (a bit eclectic) with the black round side tables. However, the lamp base is too large for the size of each table. The weathered barn wood headboard is a clever idea, but I actually like the shape of the old one. The posts on either side of the old headboard can be cut off and sanded; then all repainted. Just a thought. The hardwood floor needs some attention and the Persian carpet threads need to be tucked under or cut off. The burgundy sheets look great with the duvet! It is amazing what paint alone can do.
put the blue cowhide on the bed
unlike some comments....i love the mixture of the rustic with the modern. i like how you maintained a lot of the original details of the room like the trim and the wood floors but you brought the room into the new millenium with your choice of colors and addition of the modern textiles. great job! hope to see more.
wow me encanta esta decoraccion se ves fantastica.
me gustaria para el cuarto de mi hijo.
In ten tears this will look "dated". Because the look is contemporary dose not mean it is timeless.
Also redecorating is not brave. Throwing yourself in front of a bus to save a child is brave.
I would have much rather seen a good lush quilt on the bed...while I like the layered rugs, I am cringing looking at them in the first picture...I WOULD NOT want to put my feet on them...or my shoes
I think two bedside tables look better than just the one, but you could improve them by shortening their legs so they don't look so tall. And those lamps are so tall and too large in scale compared to the tables. The shiny bedding looks out of place in the room.
Big improvement! I think you should paint that bed post lamp like white or something :)


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Hikers Verdict
The wait for another tense court verdict is on.
This one is overseas in the case of the American hikers that were detained in Iran.
It happened two years ago. That's when Josh Fattal, Shane Bauer and Sarah Shourd were hiking along Iran's border and were captured.
They've been held captive ever since.
Although, Shourd was released in September of 2010 for medical reasons and returned to the states after 410 days of solitary confinement.
The three are accused of spying and illegally entering Iran.
The three say that's not the case and they simply didn't know they had crossed any border while on their hike.
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In Iran, spying is punishable by death.
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The Green House
So here is the new greenhouse that I raise most of my carnivorous plants in. It is still unfinished as there is more shelves to install. But it is amazing just how many plants you can fit in a 6x8ft space. This weekend the pavers will be installed and the rest of the shelves and plants will be moved in. So far the cost is affordable under $500.00.
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David Garrow, Research Professor of History and Law in the University of Pittsburgh's School of Law, on Wednesday, August 28 will appear on The Diane Rehm Show, airing locally at 10 a.m., to discuss the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Garrow will join a panel that includes Sherrilyn Ifill, director-counsel of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Legal Defense and Educational Fund; Anthony Cook, professor of law at Georgetown University; and Isabel Wilkerson, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of The Warmth of Other Suns. With guest host Frank Sesno, a journalist and former CNN correspondent, the panel will discuss the legacy of the 1963 March and the current state of civil rights in America.
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Pictures: Civil War Williamsburg endures Confederate raids and Union occupation
As the Union position nearest Richmond, Williamsburg suffered from both Yankee occupation and Confederate raids throughout the Civil War, leading to the burning of the Wren Building by angry Pennsylvania cavalrymen on Sept. 9, 1862. But the steely resolve of the town's mostly female inhabitants to stay and protect their homes from fire and looting kept most of the old colonial capitol from being destroyed. -- Mark St. John Erickson
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Macau Final - So, after we got my new phone, we headed back to the hotel and gambled a bit. We then hit the Dragon's Treasure show at the City of Dreams. It's a short 10 minute Disney-like 360 panorama type thing that's free to hotel guests. Not really sure what the story line of the show is, but it was sort of entertaining. Haha!
Let's fast forward to Sunday, our last full day… we slept in late and then gambled a lot more. Mostly just fun cheap slot machines and the wife had a nice winning streak for a while. We eventually got enough points for the day to get one free meal voucher each and an umbrella! Lol. We could've gotten Macau ferry tickets for free too… but we've already bought our return tickets. Good tip for next time though. It's likely that you can get these for free if you play for a while at the Casino.
The highlight of the day is the show "House of the Dancing Water". It's created by the world famous Franco Dragone (Cirque du Soleil fame and later his own group) and it costs a whopping 2 billion HKD! Watching the staging and the show… it reminded us of his other water based show "O" in Vegas. Overall, very entertaining and probably the best show to see in Macau by far. Was it greatly hyped… yep. Were we as impressed by it as when we say "O", probably not. I think part of the problem is that the plot was a bit confusing at times and there was a sudden time-shift that didn't really make any sense to us, but oh well. At the end of the day… don't think too much and just enjoy the show!
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London - Dame Judi Dench has been has been diagnosed with age-related macular degeneration, which has been robbing her of her eyesight.
The 77-year-old actor said her sight is already so bad that she cannot see faces in front of her - only outlines. Friends have to read scripts to her so she can learn her lines.
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"I can't read scripts anymore because of the trouble with my eyes. And so somebody comes in and reads them to me, like telling me a story," the Daily Mail quoted her as saying.
"It's usually my daughter or my agent or a friend and actually I like that, because I sit there and imagine the story in my mind.
"I've got what my ma had, macular degeneration, which you get when you get old. I had wet in one eye and dry in the other and they had to do these injections and I think it's arrested it. I hope so.'
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Google today announced the release of Chrome 32 web browser for Windows devices. This stable release will include some neat features such as tracking down noisy tags, safe browsing feature, etc,. One of the most important changes is the inclusion of Chrome OS interface within Windows 8 Metro mode. In full screen mode, the whole UX will be like Chrome OS with support for multiple windows, app launchers and more. You can now track down noisy tabs: You can now visually scan your tabs for a speaker icon to quickly find the ones singing in the background. You'll also be able to see which tabs are currently using your webcam or are being cast to your TV. Safe Browsing's malware warning has gotten stronger: If you see this message in the download tray at the bottom of your screen, you can click "Dismiss" knowing that Chrome is working to ...Read More →
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Any plans to integrate photo/ link and video sharing directly from activity?
Hi guys,
I've been using WPMU DEV's Activity Stream Plus plugin for a while to allow for photo/ URL and video embedding directly into the stream through an activity update.
This functionality is just 100% expected from users these days due to FB, twitter, G+ etc.
Is there any plans or desire to implement something similar directly into BP core in the future?
The WPMU version works well to a degree, but I feel that if we all chipped in we could create something that is fully integrated with BP.
I think other folk would love this functionality as standard too?
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