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Sorry, sorry... It's been days since I last wrote in here. But having a girlfriend has taken up most of my time now-a-days. Mom keeps insisting it's adorable, Dad doesn't really seem to care but Gerard says that soon Jemma might start getting upset.
I asked why, and he said I might've mislead her.
There seems no point in writing down what I did with her now.
Yes there is, 'cos in thirty years when I'm laughing at this, I might've forgotten and I'll wanna remember... So here goes nothing.
At Jemma's house a few weeks ago, I kissed her. On the lips.
But now I'm with Emily, and that kiss meant nothing.
Now that I've got some free time, I might aswell write a long diary entry. Might be the last one I get in a while, because I'm a boyfriend now.
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It appears the most widely used ratio for dark chocolate ganache is the 2:1 ratio of chocolate to cream (I've seen this ratio also recommended for semi-sweet chocolate). But we all know that not all dark chocolates are created equal. For those who have used or do use chocolate with cocoa mass that's higher than average, 60% and above, do you use the same ratio or increase the cream slightly to 'compensate' for the extra cocoa?
I just tasted a ganache I made using the 2:1 and it's a tad 'much': slightly bitter, super thick, need to reheat it to keep it at the right consistency for spreading. Which is not a bad thing, I just feel like I might get a better result with a 1.5 : 1 ratio... but before I experiment, does anybody here use a ratio less than the recommended 2:1 for ganache UNDER fondant?
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19-year-old college student Reeves picked up this dresser at an auction because she loved its clean lines and shape, but it needed a bit of an upgrade.
After prepping with a good sanding, she gave this beauty a new look with Sherwin Williams' Smoky Blue paint. To prevent bleed through, she used two coats of water-based poly and, once the paint cured, lightly distressed the detailing and sealed it with wax. The new, white hardware really pops against the updated color.
It's new and fresh but hasn't lost its vintage charm.
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Very nice use of an almost-traditional color to continue the faux antique look while freshening up the piece. I think I would have chosen somewhat more subdued hardware, but the white looks good against the blue, and it tones in with the rest of the room.
Beautiful!! :)
I hope you saved the old hardware. It's very timeless. And though I would have kept it the original stain, the color you chose is lovely. Good work.
Pretty!!! The colour isnt something you see everyday. So nice :)
Typically I am not of the vehement never paint wood camp but in this instance I do genuinely prefer the before. The finish looks to have been in good shape and it has a great warm color/tone. To me the after just looks flat and takes away the eye catching quality of the piece.
I want to cry! I am looking for a piece just like this, but unpainted. Nice hardware though.
It was a very pretty chest before and I would have kept it just the way it is.
Lovely! The color is perfect.
Even though the updated look is ok, that's just it; it's ok-the way it looked before was just beautiful. To me, I think there are certain times when you can paint over wood and it's alright but this wasn't one of them.
I like the before because the wood tone was so beautiful, but the after is really nice as well. I'm on the fence about whether I'd have done the same thing. I usually err on the side of not painting wood but I do understand that sometimes really nice pieces just don't fit in with your decor as-is. That dresser really makes a statement, and the paint makes it just look a tiny less traditional, making it more adaptable to different styles.
Love it! Beautiful color that really fits the style of the piece. Brava!!
My family owns a tag sale business where we are hired by people who want to clean out their homes when they are seriously down-sizing. Antique and vintage-modern furniture sells the best and for top dollar when the finish is near perfect and all of the hardware is still attached, like this piece was originally. When people paint over the natural wood finish this will severely drop the possible selling price. I think what was done here was really cute, but I never would have done this myself because if I ever would want to sell the piece I would have a very difficult time getting a good price for it. And I would prefer the natural wood look in my home as well, but that is just a matter of opinion. I would love to have a project piece like this, but only if the original stain and hardware were very damaged or missing.
I'm going to have agree with the others; the before was gorgeous, and the new finish looks flat.
For the DIY painters out there, please consider doing a clear coat over your paint job so that it looks like a finished piece of funiture.
This project looks like a college student painted a piece of funiture. Disappointing.
I agree with qt8625, I don't think I would have chose to paint this piece. I would have decorated the rest of the room around this piece because it looked very elegant as it was.
I like what you've done with this piece. It was beautiful before, and now its fresh and up to date! (...and still beautiful)
Can anyone ID the metal basket?
Seriously, every time AT posts a painted piece of furniture, the same debate ensues. It's fine to critique things, but at the end of the day it's not your furniture and you don't have to look at it ever again. People can do whatever they like to the things they own, and there are many, many other untouched vintage pieces out there waiting for you purists. It's not your taste? Move along!
I can't believe how rude so many of the comments are. Everyone seems to be an arm-chair designer. Maybe this project turned out exactly how Reeves wanted it to. Well done Reeves, keep up the inspirational work!
MileHiMatthew, as stated in my earlier post (the first one here), this is very likely not fine furniture but "faux antique." Painting a real antique would have been criminal, but this is different.
@betweenbars, hey why would anyone want to post their DIY project on a site like this if they didn't have a thick enough skin to take constructive criticism?
Yikes, some of us have a case of the Moandays.
Unique color - nice choice.
How do you know it is faux? The dead giveaway on faux is an even finish over all parts of the piece. If you look carefully at the frame versus the drawer fronts this is real wood veneer from different cuts of wood, not the synthetic homogenized finish of a faux piece.
For the record, I would have went with a dark stain on this as opposed to the paint job.
I do really like the after; you did a nice job, and the color is lovely. However, I probably wouldn't have painted it. The before is wonderful. I actually have a very similar dresser that I picked up at an antique store, and I have not painted it. But, I understand that, unpainted, it may have not worked with the rest of your space.
The "before" was gorgeous, and in such beautiful condition. I won't say what I think of the after.
I usually fall on the side of not painting wood (although I rarely comment that I don't like something - my mother instilled the whole "if you can't say something nice" ethic) however I really like this piece. I think it looks quite nice in blue with the updated hardware. Good job Reeves and don't stop DIY'ing!!
I didn't love the wood tone in the before but I really liked the hardware. Maybe it's because it sits flush with the piece and I tend to bump into things. I like the color though!
Wow people on here sure are judgemental. Even if this had been an expensive antique piece, it's not yours. She can paint or do whatever she wants to it because it's hers. Hopefully it turned out the way she wanted and she loves it. That's all that's important.
I think it is a modern and fresh update for a slightly beat up but sturdy tag sale item. Very nicely done
The redo looks great. I prefer that over the original, which I'm pretty sure I had in my childhood bedroom. Enjoy the piece and haters to the left.
I absolutely adore it. I have a tall dresser in the same style and I'm keeping its original finish and hardware, but I do love the color you choose. It's adorable and charming.
The important thing is that Reeves has the piece the way she wants it. Reeves, don't let the patronizing paint-haters get you down!
I don't mind when people paint their own furniture, but something about this color seems a little dull--like it is the color used for an Amish doll's dress.
What's "constructive" about saying "painting wood is awful, I would never do it, I can't believe you did, it looks awful, you ruined the piece"?
Constructive criticism would be something along the lines of "you might try using a roller versus a brush next time, or maybe try this brand of paint, or what if you did this to the hardware".
Obviously, Reeves is free to do what she wants but the After is not an improvement.
Wow...way to discourage a young person's budding interest in design everyone! I think the after looks fantastic. I've worked for many years in the antiques business and I just don't understand the vehement opposition to painting wood pieces. Not everyone wants to live in a home that has an antique feel. This piece would have looked really out of place with Reeve's asthetic had it been left unpainted. I'm glad that she was able to take a wonderful piece and give it a second life.
Yes, I like the wood as it was before. It seemed to have a nice patina, and would have been a great show piece with a little "buff and shine". I also like the blue. It appears to be an impeccable paint job, almost looking original to the piece. People forget that "brown" doesn't necessarily go with everything. I know quite well that sometimes a painted wood piece can be that final point of interest to really (functionally!) bring a room together. My one suggestion would be to consider returning to the original pulls, maybe painted chrome rather than brass. I think the handle-pulls suit the weight of the drawers better from a functional perspective. I also think they better suit the style of the dresser.
I think this is a great update- I often don't like painted pieces because they tend to lose the details that make furniture interesting, but this piece retains its interesting details and I love the white hardware!
wow! I love the after. It looks amazing!
I don't mind the new color but I liked the original brass hardware better.
Let me explain, a dresser from some modern department store that needs an update, sure, go for it. But something vintage in this good of shape... why? Why treat it this way?
I know, god Reeves! Why buy a piece of furniture and fix it up to be something you love that's going to live in your home. Makes no sense! Keep it old and dated, while redecorating your entire room around it simply because it's wood.
Makes perfect sense.
You don't want to hurt the furnitures feelings.
In what way is the dresser dated? It's a beautiful antique. If you don't like antiques, don't buy them. Leave them for someone who loves them and will take care of them.
I do believe that this comment is, by far, the best on this thread.
I never understood the people who lose their minds over something that's not to their taste. It's not like this is a poor, mistreated puppy in need of a good, loving home. It's an object, one that can be tailored to fit personal aesthetic. Isn't that what all furniture is? Isn't that why we all love it so much? If you can't turn it into something you love, and love in your space, what's the point of it at all?
To stay on topic; I appreciate the work that was put into the piece, and see the benefits of having the item either way. Neither, in my case, would fit my decor at all, and I'm not having an aneurysm. Good on you for being you, and to have your home reflect that.
The dresser is beautiful. Well done.
So Hepplewhite and Sheraton-style furniture made with real wood or cherry and mahogany veneers is now "dated"? How incredibly sad.
Watch your back sydoniah, the comment bullies are going to come after you now... it's obvious that the only way this piece of furniture would appeal to the masses is if it were dipped in stainless steel and topped in granite...
It's not constructive criticism though, it's childish whining about something unbelievably trivial. If you don't like it, don't look at it, just because you have the option to voice your opinion doesn't mean you actually have to.
It's ok to not like something someone does and not tell them.
Well, these comments are interesting. I think you did a nice job. The color is lovely.
I love the before and after.....I think she did a wonderful job. Some of the comments on here are unnecessary. It is her furniture, her money and her idea. So what she painted the dresser...its her choice, not ours..
I like it -- cool, simple, elegant.
Then again, I am this heretic weirdo who has both antique, stained wood and painted wood pieces in her house and somehow has not gone crazy from the sight of either.
enjoy your hard work! :)
First off, I agree that anybody who posts "before and after's" here had better be open to criticism (constructive or otherwise) because this is a very opinionated bunch and it WILL happen.
Second, that's OK -- opinions are valid. It's just as well to be aware of all the pros and cons such as de-valuing an antique by changing it. That does NOT mean that you lose your prerogative to do exactly that if you want to with your own possessions, though. If you want to set it on fire, it's yours -- you can stand back and listen to the shrieks of pain of those who can't do a thing about it! (Which is often a satisfying mind game even if you have no intention of actually lighting a match!!)
Third, I'm not a fan of the style in the first place, but I think either finish is equally attractive on it. I'm not crazy about the new knobs, though. Maybe they look great in the context of the room, but on their own they seem too frilly for the piece...
I admire any 19-year-old buying furniture, though -- I didn't do that until out of college when I HAD to!
DIYers, we can all stipulate that the furniture is yours, to live with and do with what you will. All that matters is that you enjoy it.
But if you choose to post your work on the internet, it should be with the awareness that not everyone is going to like it and have a positive comment. Anything on the internet is fair game. People who can only live with positive comments should limit their audience to their nearest and dearest.
I agree with jdoey that it should be OK to politely state that you like the 'before' better than the 'after'--I learn from those comments when the poster states the reasons behind their preference. I also think it is interesting to see how the winds of opinion blow!
Why have a comment section if the rule is that one can only post "Bravo!" "Great job!" etc. (though certainly those are nice to see). Rudeness is sometimes in the eye of the beholder. I don't think disagreeing is rude in and of itself.
p.s. I like the before, especially the hardware, but the blue is a pretty color and I can see that working better in a more modern room.
I just want to know how you get such a perfect life you can be so passionate about strangers painting their furniture, that's all I'm saying.
On topic by the way, the drawers are really cute, the paint brings out the detail in the legs.
I agree that it's her furniture and she should do whatever she wants. And I am in no way trying to be harsh with my comment here. But I also think that when it's a beautiful antique, you should leave it alone and find another peice to "update". I say this because in my thrifting ventures, I'm seeing the aftermath of really nice pieces turned sour when someone decides that grandma's antique, solid cherry china hutch should be a bright shade of yellow, then later, when the colour is not en vogue, they send it the charity shop. I am seeing this *a lot*. And more often then not, the paint job is shoddy. Everyone gets caught in the DIY craze, and wants to paint an old piece a better colour, maybe even with chevrons or polka dots, but it doesn't mean we should. It's her piece, and her home, if she is happy with it then that's great. But *I* don't think the paint job is timeless or especially pretty, so I *do* worry that this will end up as an unwanted piece in the next few years. The only way I would personally paint an antique solid would piece was if someone else had already painted it and it was the easiest way to salvage it.
I do not hate the paint (though, yes, it was better before), but I DO think it would look a lot better with the original hardware. Maybe switch it back for a day or two and see what you think? The new knobs look awfully...well, new. Too generic for this lovely piece.
Comments like "updating a vintage piece" make me shudder because it's a substitute for finding out the actual provenance and design school of the piece and estimating its value. I believe that's critical information one should have before destroying the value of an older piece. That may make me judgmental, which is fine with me, or unsupportive of young talent or intolerant of the owner's right to do whatever she wants with a piece she has purchased. But these are valid concerns for anyone who collects or restores furniture, and people with this set of interests have every right to voice their opinion.
She won it at auction, and I'm guessing she didn't pay too much + perhaps not many other auction attendees wanted it or deemed it not that valuable a 'vintage' piece. Now all the vehement nay sayers can go out and find a similar piece and display it proudly. Personally, I don't care for the color and fair point that lousy DIY painted furniture outnumbers well done pieces. Still, the 'before' looks like 'old lady' furniture. Removing the 'after' paint at some point and refinishing it doesn't look like an absolutely hateful task. There have been better pieces dreadfully 'aftered' with paint than this. It looks nice and more suitable for a young adult.
You all are SO FANCY AND SPECIAL.
That was an eyeroll.
I love what the owner did with this piece. I don't want to live in a dated, antique environment that resembles my grandmother's home. Great job Reeves for transforming a piece that better suits your age and style!!!
another beautiful wood piece ruined by a DIY craft look, triple ugh!
Painting a piece of furniture invariably dates it. Stained wood will always be more timeless than painted wood. It looks very lovely painted as it is, though, and I imagine it fits the decor very well.
I sympathize with those who feel it was beautiful as a stained piece, The paint job, however, was very well done. It will just look dated more quickly than if it had been stained. I also agree that the loss of the original hardware may not have been an improvement.
Personally, though, I almost always prefer stain to paint. I can picture this piece on a home remodel show 50 years from now, when they are removing the "dated paint" and revealing the original beauty of the wood.
Wait, I don't think I quite caught that -how do y'all feel about painted wood?
Seriously though, it's wood. I see a million pieces like this languishing in my local antique stores because you legions of vintage wood purists can't be bothered to snap them all up. If you're not going to buy and protect every single precious piece then you can't be too miffed when someone else buys it and does with it what they will.
my face cringed when i saw it. just NOT.
In its "before" state, this dresser wouldn't have stuck out as being obviously out of place if you had walked by it while touring Mount Vernon. It could pass for a piece that had stood undisturbed in a stately family home for generations.
In its "after" state, it carries distinct overtones of ReStore or yard sale or "found in an alley."
This isn't necessarily a criticism -- some people like that look, and they're welcome to do so. As to "what does criticism accomplish," here's one thing it accomplishes: It helps open people's eyes to the fact that a lot of old furniture is beautiful for being old, not hopelessly "dated." There are a lot of people who would apparently paint lipstick on the Mona Lisa because she's "dated," and it's fair to point out that being "brown" or "grandma" or chevronless doesn't mean an item has no place in today's world.
I like the paint. It looks slightly Gustavian and a lot of older furniture were supposed to be painted. It's not as if the glossy surface from before was very interesting.
Normally I prefer the wood but here the paint worked wonders.
I'm curious as to how people can tell from one picture on the Internet that something is a gorgeous, valuable antique and not a nice but pedestrian reproduction. Please show me what the giveaway signs are.
Donald N., you said "Constructive criticism would be something along the lines of 'you might try using a roller versus a brush next time, or maybe try this brand of paint, or what if you did this to the hardware.'"
By that token, one could say, "You might try not painting it at all next time, or maybe try stripping and staining it, or what if you posted a photo of the piece on AT's "Good Questions" and asked folks whether they think you should paint it?"
In other words, the work is done. Why bother with "Next time, you might try..."?
That said, I think negative criticism is AOK, especially on this site. It's par for the course and, though the work HAS already been done on the piece that's getting criticized, there are other readers who may get something out of the criticism that follows.
I really love that color!
@lorelski, so well said. I want you on my debate team!
This is not the place that you should expect every commenter to swoon. Just having your project on display with comments "open" is an invitation to, well, comments. AT'ers critique! Most of us are DIY'ers, decorators, or just passionate about furniture and domestic interiors and exteriors. We aren't all doting mothers who think everything you do is fabulous. And comments that explain why something may not be such a good idea or how it might be improved could be helpful to someone else considering a similar project.
There are times when comments are disabled, as in this reno project featured recently:
BTW, sometimes I click on a post just to read the comments. They can be the best part!
Really wonderful! Looks so stately! Perfect color. Just perfect.
covering a decent wood veneer with flat blue paint & replacing the original classic brass hardware with 1960's flower knobs is the opposite of an "upgrade;" it now is a "before."
What a charming piece! It's a nice size and perfectly sophisticated with great details. I'd put that in my entry way right this second and it wouldn't conflict with my haphazard rental flooring's color. To the "don't paint!" wood purists, I say that it's not as if she's taken a chainsaw to the piece. To strip that paint and buff it out again would be the work of a weekend if she ever decides to sell it off or her taste changes in the future. I say good on her for finding her own furniture instead of relying on Ikea and then customizing it to fit HER needs (I will admit that I hope that the original hardware got squirreled away somewhere, it's lovely.)
Folks if she's contributed, she's been reading this site a while. I'm going to assume she's smart enough to know to make sure it's not an immediate-resale-antique before painting.
You're making judgements based on one photo of the front of the piece. Can you telepathically tell that the entire piece looked that nice? Maybe the finish on one side was ruined by a steam vaporizor. Maybe the hardware was missing a few connectors or felt corroded to the touch. Maybe it bore a huge "MADE IN CHINA" label on the back. And maybe --just maybe -- she likes blue.
Personally I have good memories of "helping" my father paint a table when I was a child. I'm hoping to get that end table from my mother soon, blue paint and all. Who knows...maybe my daughter & I will buy a can of Smoky Blue and do our own update.
Aw, we've all done things in college that we lived to regret, but I doubt any of us would negate the memory of setting up our first home away from home, just because we broke a decorating rule or two (hello, lime green shag carpet!). Who cares if she wants to paint the thing pink and stencil it with toilets . . . it's her place! I hope she enjoys and treasures every moment there, and continues to create a home that conforms only to what she finds aesthetically pleasing. Enjoy, Reeves!
Just lovely...........
I've never understood bemoaning wood being repainted because it hurts resale value. Do you really live your life by considering how much you could sell your stuff for? If you like the look of painted wood, go ahead and paint something. If you're going to enjoy it more that way, who cares about resale value? This is about someone changing the look of a piece to suit their home, not making over a piece to resell it for a higher value! I did love the look of the "before" pulls, but knobs are often much more convenient to use than recessed pulls. I did a similar paint and knob change on a small dresser and have never regretted it (mine was wooden drawers, veneered body): http://allison.gryski.com/2010/05/furniture-news.html
I usually don't paint wood, but this looks great. The smoky blue color was a fantastic choice. I may have gone with brushed nickel hardware, but that's just me.
absolutely agreed. a ruination of a beautiful piece of wood.
angorian - I completely agree. Her piece, her style, who care about resale. I like both looks.
And I agree with whoever said that whilst anyone submitting an item here should expect feedback, some basic manners wouldn't hurt in the responses.
I have a very similar dresser in my apartment! This looks like a cool DIY activity. I haven't done anything with mine and probably won't. My apartment was built in the 1930s, so it fits. Perfectly.
Her piece looks great, not that anyone's opinion matters, because it is HER piece. She submitted the pic because she is rightfully proud of the piece she did.
Newsflash - there are people who don't like things and change them. There are also people who are fine with not breaking any rules and doing what they've been told is right or what they're "supposed" to do.
Just because you're in one category doesn't mean you have to pooh all over the other. God forbid someone deviates from the rules you are all about.
My dresser is tall and matches that one; it never occured to me to paint it. I don't think it's a valuable antique - probably manufactured in the 50's. (Nothing younger than me can be an antique, OK?) - Paint looks OK, not to my taste, but it's sad to see that hardware go.
Before, the finish looked warm and beautiful with fantastic hardware. Now it is flat, boring, and dullsville blue. Would look great now with a Glynda Turley print hanging above it.
Well this thread went exactly as expected. Like the AT editors don't know exactly what they're doing when they do B&As like this.
Regardless of the decision to paint, I don't understand the hardware choice. The original hardware was perfect for the piece. I don't get it.
yeah you did.
Wow so many people here think this person was bad for painting when in fact it looks sweet. No reason to be so rude, and yeah I'd be proud of that piece. I am pretty sure some of you don't paint it set of mind type have some rather dull pieces.
Yeah, this looks like a 1950s repro to me. It's a pretty common style, I see dressers like this one frequently on craigslist and in secondhand stores, so all the wood lovers should be able to find their own unpainted versions with a little effort.
The after looks great. Love the color and the flat matte finish. I like the new knobs too, the relief design echos all the carved details on the dresser.
Hey Reeves, this is a great update. You picked a lovely piece of furniture to start with, and the color choice is excellent. (I have an affinity for all things blue) Good job :)
I think it's pretty sad that several commenters have made reference to her age: "looks like a college student painted a piece of furniture" or "Quality vintage furniture should never be sold to teenagers". How discouraging for someone so young trying to flex her creative muscle. While opinions are of course the point of these posts, belittling someone simply because of age is just not cool.
I'm on the side of "this piece isn't old." The keyhole plate looks "for show" only and the hardware even looks a little banged up to me. I hope you are enjoying your dresser and bet you get tons of compliments from friends, great job!
The piece is likely a reproduction. Hope Reeves is enjoying his/her dresser. I would not have painted it, but to each his own. I agree about the hardware though-I would have used the original-it may have elevated its look beyond what the frumpy white knobs are doing.
i love this style of dresser, the curves are amazing, the job was well done and I am not a huge fan of those style handles. I thought the wood was in such good shape painting it wouldn't have been my go to for this particular piece, but pics can be deceiving and perhaps the wood was in worse shape than it appears. I actually painted over some nice wood pieces when I was starting out because I didn't know any better or what else I could do with them.. I still love them and they work. I am not a wood purest either I am all for painting wood, I just personally would not have with this particular piece. But it is lovely and I do love the color. I agree you may want to consider a coat of poly it'll protect the paint and give it a finished sheen. You can go matte satin or glossy depending on your taste just do a water base dried faster and better clean up!
opps never mind I reread that you did seal it already!
Whoa Reeves, did you ever kick the hornet's nest with this! Keep doing the great work!!!
I like the after much better that the before, including the knobs.
Before, this piece was a dime a dozen; now it's fresh and charming. You obviously take great pride in your work. Well done, Reeves!
To the snobs: get over yourselves; you're behavior is pathetic.
Bravo, Donald!
"The "before" was gorgeous, and in such beautiful condition. I won't say what I think of the after."
Charlotte - Roots and Rafters
One Month Ago
Really, Charlotte? Your passive-aggressive comment is downright mean and reflects poorly on its poster. Who in their right mind would ever share their photos on this site if these are the types of comments they'll see? Shameful.
that post made me want to cry! I'm ok with painting wood but oh my god all that amazing detail GONE! and that paint on the beautiful trim! I wept inside. I don't think anyone realizes what a gem it is to find a house in that condition! People spend YEARS stripping off paint to restore those homes.. I know I am one of those people.
As for the dresser, yes it was in good shape and I myself probably wouldn't have painted it HOWEVER when I was younger I DID paint a very similar dresser set as a new DIY selfer I didn't have the skills or tools to do anything else and the finish on my dressers were awful. Now however I curse myself because I have to strip it all off but you live and learn for years I absolutely loved them painted so you know what can you do? She did execute it nicely the paint finish is perfect (I am wondering what she used and how she did it I do hope she drops a comment in here about that) but I don't think this DIY project is as horrifying as some I have seen over the years it just happened to get a rather heated debate on it, so Reeves if you happen to read my comment remember this: You did a great job (and for someone so young!) I am impressed with that, the dresser while a nice piece certainly nothing so rare that you should beat yourself up over having painted it, for a young college age person this is totally appropriate and this is a perfect way to start refinishing furniture in which you WILL make mistakes along the way and learn all kinds of new skills in the process and hey if in a few years you find you really want it stained again well you get to learn how to strip a piece down and refinish it. And you just might start looking at things with a slightly different eye after this (it took me a few years before I got out of the I need to paint everything to make it look good phase myself) But bravo on the really nice paint job and frankly I can't stand those handles and I switch them out every time I get a piece with them on it (I save them just in case but still) I like the flowers. ;) Keep doing your thing sweetheart! and don't be afraid to post a comment on how you did what you did I'd really like to know what you used!
Stejeanne: I also think the comments are sometimes the best parts people have so many great tips I love reading what they have to say, I sometimes learn more from them then the actual post!
Ha I posted again! lmao that's what I get for not reading ALL the comments and realize I already gave my opinion! whoops!


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- Boot on the recovery and flash any rom like you or/and restore the rom manager backup (if you want restore your custom rom)
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ehhh they could have chosen a better song for the video
love the band, love the song.
it's the most obvious song to release as a single ever, i don't see what song would've been a better choice
band rules. video is ok.
This wasn't released before? It's been on the local KROQ for quite a while.
yeah, i'm also quite sure it was released as a single before, but they just recently shot a video for it.
Yeah, alright, that's what I thought. It seems kind of random to make a video all of a sudden, but whatever.
^ not at all, now they can plaster it all over the boob tube
fuckin knew it was gonna be cough syrup, my friend only likes singles from bands and he loved this one so this doesnt surprise me..not...one...bit. "My Body" was better.
Digging: Banks - Goddess
Cosmiche, yeah but you'd figure they'd make the video when the song's at its peak popularity or whatever. The video might be necessary but its timing is random.
Life's to short to even care at all woooeee
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When it comes to streaming there is pretty well only three options: Xsplit, Fsplit, and the favorite of many streamers – OBS. It is also an area that Nvidia has been eying as we have with the entrance of ShadowPlay, which is built-in into it's 600x series and above graphics cards.
While many streamers might be interested in the possibilities of using ShadowPlay most have had a hands-off attitude as it is still missing many of the features that the serious streamers need.
This hasn't slowed Nvidia down at all as evidenced by the constant improvements they are making to ShadowPlay with each update to GeForce Experience, which is the interface for using ShadowPlay as well as your supported games and drivers.
So I always keep an eye out for these updates since a few of the streamers I know are just waiting for that magical tipping point where ShadowPlay really becomes a serious option to the current crop of tools available.
Today's GeForce Experience update to 2.1 one brings some new stuff to the ShadowPlay table that may just bring that tipping point closer. Here's the release notes from today's update:
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WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAU) – Wausau city leaders want to change the way the city handles emergency requests for public drinking waivers.
In the wake of controversy over Exhibitour and the monster truck rally at Marathon Park, the public safety committee voted tonight to recommend changing who has the authority to hand out those waivers. Right now it belongs to the police chief and the head of the public safety committee, and current chairwoman Lisa Rasmussen says the process doesn't allow for transparency. "I'd rather this not come down to just one person or just one decision without an explanation."
Rasmussen says requests for waivers came only four weeks in advance for Exhibitour, and the day of the event for the monster truck rally. Rasmussen says that's just not enough time for the city to take a look at what's going to happen at these events, weigh their decisions, and come back with an answer. She says it also doesn't allow for the public to weigh in, or view the process.
Under the new rules, the city council would have the power to waive those rules about public drinking, just like any other waiver request that comes through committee. Wausau Area Events coordinator Kari Rasmussen says she's amenable to those changes, mainly because it lets the city as a whole decide what to do. "Better to have 12 people decide, rather than just one or two."
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Cartman hissed, jumping on one foot and cradling the wounded one in his hands. "Aye! That hurt you son of a bitch!" Stan didn't reply and the doors closed again. "Well, well, well, two can play at that game." Cartman whispered.
He hit the door open button and stuck his foot in the opening and waited. Seconds later it closed on his foot and then opened again. He hit the door close button and it repeated the two actions. Then he drew his foot back inside and pushed the button for the bottom floor. It genuinely hurt to stand on but when he reached the bottom floor he managed to limp out. Joining Kyle, they started to walk home.
"Did Stan make it up okay?" Kyle asked.
'Dammnit, Kyle!' Cartman thought, 'Why the fuck to you care so much about Stan?'. Aloud he said, "Yeah. I hope he's better by tomorrow."
"Maybe we should have told him where to meet us." Kyle turned back, looking at the hotel worriedly.
"Nah, he'll just call us if he's better." Cartman answered, then stumbled, falling to the ground.
"Dude, you okay?" Kyle knelt next to his friend.
"Ugh, yeah, it's just my foot!"
"Here, let me see." The redhead gingerly pulled off Cartman's shoe and sock, causing Cartman to whimper.
"Ow, Kahl! That hurts!" Cartman cried.
"Damn dude!" Kyle whistled. "I was barely touching it! What happened?"
"Uh…Stan stumbled over it on his way out of the elevator."
"No way, this is way too red for that!" Kyle shook his head. Looking down Cartman saw that his foot had started to swell a bit. Damn, maybe he'd overdone it. Oh, well, at least Kyle was fooled. "What happened?"
"Oh, it's nothing." Cartman made sure not to meet Kyle's eyes.
"Okay!" Cartman sighed. "I didn't want to tell you this Kyle, but Stan was really mean once we left. He accused me of putting something in his drink and then he stomped on my foot."
"That son of a…" Kyle trailed of and started back towards the hotel.
"No, Kyle!" Cartman called after him, making his voice sound concerned. "It's fine!"
"No it's not Cartman!" Kyle growled. "Look at your foot! I think it might be broken!"
"I'm sure Stan's just jealous of our Super BFFship!" Cartman pleaded. "He probably didn't mean to step on it so hard! Come on! Let's just go to my house and watch Terrance and Philip!"
"No!" Kyle snapped. "I'm going to go-"
"Please Kahl!" Cartman whined.
"Okay, but we need to take you to the hospital first." Kyle answered reluctantly.
'Wha-n-no!" Cartman stuttered. He had imagined a day with Kyle and him relaxing in front of the TV, bashing Stan and eating Cheesy Poofs; not having to hang out in the hospital.
"Cartman," Kyle sighed, "Your foot is all swollen, it hurts for you to walk on it, and we don't know if it's broken or not. We're going to the hospital."
"No!" Cartman protested. "We need to go watch Terrance and Philip and eat Cheesy Poofs!"
"We can do that after the Doctor clears you." Kyle replied sternly. "Now, come on." He reached down and draped Cartman's arm across his shoulder and started pulling. "Come on, stand up."
"Dumb..." Cartman rattled off a string of insults but began to put his weight on his good foot.
"Yeah, yeah, yeah." Kyle rolled his eyes. "Stop being a stubborn asshole and let's get you to the hospital." Cartman growled and elbowed Kyle lightly in the chest, but didn't respond. Eric hadn't planned on going to the hospital but if this was what it took to keep Kyle his, he supposed it was worth it.


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In talking the other day about seeing most old world and BC "endgame" content made mostly irrelevant, we had the idea of making all the drops in pre-WotLK raids Bind to Account. This would give the incentive to higher level players to revisit Kara and MC (e.g.) to obtain items from alts they are leveling. Since these items are easily replaceable as one levels, they are not really "game breakers" anymore, but could be nice novelty items or cool-looking options for players to use who otherwise may never see them. With more 80s returning to UBRS or Sunwell Plateau, this would also improve the odds of players with lower-level alts to find runs to see this content. Blizzard did such a great job with these areas, its a shame to see so many new players pass to 80 without ever seeing them (lore wise as well), often despite attempts at finding runs. I'd have reservations about spending my time running MC on my 80 shaman when I could be gearing in Naxx, but if it meant the potential of getting Earthshaker for my lowbie pally, I'd do it happily. What do you think? Good idea? Possible?


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Scottie Pippen has just been interviewed by police in connection with his alleged fight with an autograph seeker in Malibu last night, TMZ has learned.
Law enforcement sources tell us, Pippen contacted authorities in Malibu moments ago. We're told police decided against arresting Pippen after speaking with him. The investigation is ongoing.
We had previously been told by law enforcement officials that Pippen had been arrested. That was not the case.
TMZ broke the story ... Pippen allegedly brutalized an autograph seeker outside Nobu restaurant Sunday night. The man was knocked out after Pippen allegedly punched him in the face and kicked him repeatedly.
Pippen left the scene. As for the victim ... he was taken to a hospital with serious injuries, including broken teeth and a swollen mouth. He also suffered injuries to his head and back.
Pippen was subsequently named as a suspect for a felony charge of assault with intent to commit great bodily injury.
wonder what the autograph seeker said or did to him to set him off like that
Are Scottie Pippen and people like Kanye West over doing it with the Paparazzi? It's funny how celebrities fight to be on camera before they're famous. Then after they get to the top they don't want media attention, at least until they're trying to sell something to the public. Go figure... DJ BOOGIEMAN of MIX MASTERS
Free Pippen!!!
People are saying the autograph seeker must have provoked him. It's called being the bigger man, taking some deep breaths and WALKING AWAY. I hope this guy sues for millions and wins.
WHAT is wrong with these "celebrities"? If it wasn't for their "fans", they would be a NOBODY! Do they all have ROID rage? I hope the guy sues this jerk and takes him for MILLIONS!
He should have given Aaron Carter that autograph.
Ban all professional sports. They dull people´s minds and only lead to violence. Make all sports amateur.
Pippen will get in big trouble when Coach Jackson finds out he might get the bench..
What is wrong with these people? Just because you can play basketball, it doesn't give you the right to assault people. Get over yourself, Scottie
You can take the ghetto out of the boy, but.......
Tell me, are there any overpaid, egotistical athletes out there who DON'T beat the crap out of women? No? Didn't think so!
I can smell the lawsuit now!!!! What a dumbass!
They just dissin' him cuz he's a brothuh!
If da glove don't fit, you must acquit.
TMZ major fail here...... No charges were filed and he was released from police station. Who said he was arrested for felony assault?
Was it the waiter that confronted him? He's been known as "No tippin' Pippen" for a while


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YANKTON, SD – The podiums were painted Hoyt red in Yankton, as Team Hoyt rocked the competition in the Men's Pro, Women's Pro, Freestle Limited Pro and Senior Pro divisions.
The father-son duo of Reo Wilde and Dee Wilde celebrated Father's Day early, as Reo took first place in the Men's Pro division and Dee won the Senior Pro division. Reo and Hoyt teammate Dave Cousins fought a fierce battle for the top spot, and in the end, Reo won by a narrow margin. Jesse Broadwater, Shane Wills and Braden Gellenthien rounded out the top five for Team Hoyt in the Men's Pro division.
Team Hoyt also swept the podium in the Women's Pro division. Jamie Van Natta finished in first place, with Erika Anschutz and Tiffany Reeves finishing second and third, respectively.
Topping off the complete gold medal pro division sweep was Jeff Fabry winning the Men's Pro Freestyle Limited divsion. Jeff has had incredible run, either winning or making the podium at every NFAA event this season.
The tourney featured an exciting "Three-Star" shoot-off that yielded a huge prize for one Team Hoyt member. Shooters who competed in Vegas, Louisville and Yankton shot head-to-head for a brand new car. At each end the distance got further and further. Hoyt's Jesse Broadwater went all the way and dead-centered his last arrow to clinch the win and drive away in a brand new car!
Also of note for Team Hoyt ... the NFAA Unmarked 3D was held in Yankton in conjunction with the Classic. Dave Cousins crushed the competition and enjoyed a first-place victory.
Hoyt would like to congratulate all of its shooters on their awesome performance at Yankton!