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Alison's Before Photos: A Newly-Shared Room for Ralph and Ivy
Liveblogging the Style Cure
It didn't take too long to decide on a room for the Style Cure today, I knew all along. Ralph and Ivy's room has been a weird style mish-mash ever since they moved into a shared room. Here are my before photos, now all I'm waiting for is the rest of this cure...and your advice!
Here is Ralph's bed along one wall, to the right of the window. That pile of books on the dresser is living there since a bookshelf fell apart in our living room. They need a new home. Also, I am considering putting up wall shelves above the dresser (wherever the dresser ends up). What do you think? All the walls look so blank and miserable.
Here's the opposite side of the room, Ivy's crib. I have always hated that crib, I'm not really into sleigh cribs, but it was free. I am considering getting rid of the wall decals, even though we can't paint (renting), or at least swapping them for something new, as I would really love to "grow up" this room, even a tiny bit.
AHHH. The bane of my existence - the pink kitchen. It's solid wood, and was only $15 at the Salvation Army. But the pink is so awful! And there is so much of it. It really needs to be changed, but I have so little time. Do I repaint? Strip the paint? How?
I also really want to move the kitchen out of this corner. Those IKEA spice rack/bookshelves are remnants of a long-gone reading corner I would love to revive. Can it happen? But where would the kitchen go? Before anyone says "get rid of the kitchen" I need to say, the kids really love this kitchen.
Last but not least, the window. This photo gives you a good sense of all the "stuff" that seems to fill up the space - in particular, big toys like the parking garage, keyboard, trucks. Also, this window really needs curtains. This month, we are definitely getting curtains.
So, Curers, what advice have you got for me? What would you keep out of this room? What would definitely be going, if it were up to you? And did anyone else out there choose a kids' room to cure this month? I would especially love to hear from you and see your before pics! Don't forget to link to them in the comments below!
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Stainless steel contact paper on those "appliances"! And new hardware. :)
Not sure of your budget on this project, but for a low-cost refresh, these are my suggestions:
1. Kitchen: recover with contact paper (chalkboard is fun and available cheap on Amazon). Or spray paint without stripping (it's fine, especially for a thrifted child's toy). Try to pare down to the 2 main pieces (the fridge and sink/oven piece) and get rid of that third cupboard that is currently perpendicular to the door.
2. The walls: lose the decals. Consider covering an entire wall (or two) with temporary fabric 'wallpaper.' Lots of tutorials online, and having done it myself on textured rental walls, the liquid starch application does not damage the walls even after being in place for a year. You could do an inexpensive patterned cotton to really add a pop of color.
3. Add legs to your current bench (Ikea Capita) to lift it up high enough to slide some
Storage bins or just trays with a handle on them (cookie trays from the Dollar store with a cheap cabinet handle or rope handle glued to the side work great for stashing cars, small toys or making magnetic play boards that can be slid in and out.
4. If you hate the crib, but baby still needs it, try panting it. Even if you just applied a bright color to the legs/bottom of it for a trendy 'dipped' furniture look, I bet you would like it a lot more.
5. Overcrowding: it's way too packed in there. Kids need room to explore/create/play. Consider using the vertical space more (hanging more book racks for toys/books, a hanging toy organizer or shoe organizer for stuffed or smaller toys, and doing a rotation from the closet to the room of the larger items.
6. Curtains: go for a fun, bright pattern if you aren't going to do pattern on the walls (or use a Common color scheme and mix stripes and florals or geometrics, or Ikea has many options suitable for mixed gender kids room.
7. Unify the space: the space will feel much more coherent if you use a specific color palette as your base. Think a neutral like a dove gray or blue (or anything) for the bedding (again, ikea has some super affordable neutral duvet covers, also bonus easy to easy!). That way you wont have to replace at each stage of the children's growth. Jazz up the room and reflect each child's personal taste and style (affordably changing out pillow cases and curtains and art work as they grow).
Also, since you already have the turquoise rug and dresser, it would be cute to go with an aqua and red color scheme!
I think you have a great place to start. changing out to larger cohesive rug would do TONS!
Oh, I know the pain of the haphazard children's room. I agree with some of the earlier comments. Those 2 rugs are driving me crazy. I would buy one large area rug that the kids can play on and pick the color scheme from it. Similarly, intentionally coordinating the bedding would go a long way to improve the look of the crib. I wouldn't bother painting it, at least not for this cure. That can be time consuming, and you could use that time finding another rug...! Then, get the curtains you want.
I have removed all of the books from my daughter's room and the kids' shared play area and put them on bookshelves in the living room where we're creating a small family "library". I find centralizing these kinds of things (games in one area of the house, books in another) helps practically and aesthetically. They are free to take them to their room if they prefer.
On that note, why not create zones in the kids' room? Switch the dresser with the crib, and turn's Ralph's bed"the long way" toward the center of the room. If you change the closet door to a curtain or bi-fold (temporarily: store the closet door if possible?), you'll have that much more space to slide the kitchen on the all opposite the beds. Of course, you may not need to do that of you take the suggestion to nix that third kitchen furniture piece. With the new look from spray paint and contact paper, they won't even miss it. Either way, I'd add a child's easy chair to the mix and create a little "reading nook" beside the kitchen (toward the window). Now you have a sleep and play zone. The dresser would go in the corner beside the closet. Voila! Wardrobe zone.
I think getting rid of the storage window seat and taking another commenter's suggestion of creating more vertical storage space is a great idea. Since you can't paint, you may as well hang shelves.
To snazz up those walls, create a "gallery" of the kids artwork. Start by having them finger paint on huge panels of paper. Frame those bad boys. That is art both meaningful and affordable, and can come in any color your little heart desires!
I would definitely paint the kitchen, perhaps the color of the dresser. I like the crib but I presume she is getting old enough for a toddler bed soon...
For safety's sake I would not have a picture or anything hanging over any bed..I live in earthquake country..especially if there is glass in it.
Chair is not so beautiful but perhaps the kids love it...if not, perhaps a couple of child size chairs or beanbags.
If you could match the toddler beds that would be great...or perhaps Ralph is outgrowing his and ready for twin?
I think the room has a lot of charm already. I love all the blues here.
In terms of layout, try turning both the bed and the crib 90 degrees, so their long sides are along the window wall. Add wall decals above Ralph's bed to even out the heights, and paint the crib either white or aqua to match the dresser. Add a blue valance or curtains to continue the color.
Move the dresser over to Ivy's side. Move the ikea low shelf to Ralph's side. (You could even replace it with a larger-sized Expedit: lots more storage space!) Paint the kitchen some sort of blue.
PLEASE don't put the beds under the window... I'd hate them to fall out!
Paint or otherwise cover the kitchen. Recover or replace the little orange chair.
Can you turn the storage unit on it's side, make it vertical, and anchor it to the wall? Frame the window with a storage unit on each side?
Maybe different patterned bedding and curtains but with a unifying colour. Maybe even find some cool boys and girls bed linen in a thrift shop and dye it the same colour. You could have a girly print and a boy print but there is still the unifying colour.
If you can't afford to replace the rugs then use them in separate areas to define different spaces - so one over in the reading nook and one for a play area?
Could you put the bed and cot along the same wall? Then use where the cot is for the dresser and newly painted kitchen?
I think stripping the kitchen sounds like a lot of work... repainting would be nice though.
I think you've got some great stuff in this room, including the crib, and I LOVE the rugs! Maybe because my son has a blue/green thing going on in his room, but I'd start with those colors and use them throughout the room, including bedding for the crib. If the fact that the rugs are slightly different lengths bothers you, try putting them in an L shape, or put one on an angle slightly overlapping the other.
I also think the white storage bench is great, especially for small kids.
If you're up for it, why not paint the kitchen? You could even make it two-tone--white like the bench or blue to go with the dresser. If you're not interesting in painting the play kitchen, I'd recommend contact paper. Another thing you could do is to just paint the doors of the play kitchen and keep the pink. Then maybe use a bit of pink in the crib bedding.
I wouldn't worry about painting the crib. Kids grow out of them so quickly.
Colorful curtains! Maybe something with a white background but a lot of blue and green in the pattern? They would tie the whole room together.
AT has a lot of posts for shared kids' bedrooms. I like this one because it's also a mix-and-match kind of room: http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/room-tour-reprise-sebastian-an-103715#_
I don't think it looks bad at all. You must have young kids, if they sleep in a toddler bed and a crib, so most of their activities are down near the floor. That makes sense. Look at images of Montessori children's rooms and you will understand just how low down you can hang art for children's appreciation. I especially love your Charlie Harper print--just bring it down so that your two kiddos can really see all the detail. I actually like the decals, and I bet your kids would find it fun to play in front of them. I can't really see what's in front of them--a table? It looks pink with brown legs. You could get rid of that piece--or if it's the play table that goes with the kitchen, move it over into that space, or even the middle of the room. The spot in front of the decals could be a reading nook--maybe add a fuzzy sheepskin or similar.
I would get rid of the orange chair--it's quite large for the amount of seating it provides, and just assume that a few floor cushions tucked under the beds would be plenty of seating. If you think it would be OK with your kids, you could keep just the big kitchen piece plus the refrigerator, and send the tiny kitchen piece out--it's so small, it might fit in your actual kitchen, which would let them "cook" while you are really cooking. I would re-paint, or you could try to find some textiles in a great warm color--orange, maybe, and add little pretend kitchen towels or curtains or oven mitts to help the pink have something to interact with.
Don't bother painting the crib--she'll be in a toddler bed soon enough. Curtains would be great--be sure to keep any ties or chords way out of reach. If you think that the height of the ceiling makes the room look too low, especially once you've moved the art down to the children's eye level, consider canopies over the beds; the ones from Ikea are darling. The leaf-shaped ones would add more color to the space as well.
I like your room, actually. It looks very cheerful, and when the little one is out of her crib, you'll be able to give her the tot bed and your son a bigger twin (or mattresses on the floor, which I personally think is such a great idea for kids -- though underbed storage is pretty damn awesome... :)) Anyway, here's my suggestions:
1. Get two large-ish EXPEDIT bookshelves to take up pretty much the entire walls on either side of the window. If you leave some of the bottom vertical slats out, this creates a slightly larger horizontal slide where you can store some of the bigger items such as the ladybug roller -- and your kids will soon grow out of that anyway. If you don't want to see the EXPEDIT, you can screw in or apply temporary hooks along the top, and hook on some grommeted fabric panels to cover the cells.
2. Pull the beds away from the walls to accommodate the EXPEDITs and to provide space for the kids to walk behind the beds and get their toys, books, etc.
3. Get rid of: large orange chair, little pink table.
4. Keep the kitchen where it is for now. Eventually replace with a larger dressed, e.g., one from the IDEA Hemnes line, or one you thrift. :
5. Hang a non-breakable mirror for the kids somewhere in the room. Maybe one on the back of the bedroom door, and another on the closet door?
Now I'm going to read all the other comments, and I just KNOW several ppl will have a better idea of what to do than me. :)
Hi what a fun room. Paint the cot the same blue as the dresser . Then the pink kitchen won't clash with the cot. Leave it pink or do it white to match the single bed.
I love wall decals in kids rooms especially if you can't do anything else with the walls and you are probably too busy to paint the walls anyway.
Yep paint the cot to match something and it will be a great room.
( Mother of three... know what you're going through)
Good Luck!
Oh and cover the orange chair with something. A cot sheet in a sympathetic colur maybe...
Not sure if this is an option for you, as I don't know how old the kids are:
Invest in the ikea Kuva bed and have the older one sleep up top with the bed tent attached (for safety). create a reading/cuddle area underneath AND store big toys such as the parking garage there. OR set up the kitchen underneath= if it fits. (I would paint the kitchen the same color Or color family as the dresser to keep it from looking cluttered).
If the expedit that you already have, fits in the current place of the kitchen lay it down as is and have a hardware store cut a piece of wood for the top slightly deeper that the expedit so it functions as a bench, put cushions on top, books underneath, a nice lamp and voila you have a reading "nook".
Place the crib on the opposite wall with the dresser and perhaps put the dresser at the end against the side of the crib not along the wall. so when you enter the room you don't see the crib. Before you know it the baby can be in the toddler bed underneath the Kuva and you have even more floor space :)
Add ONE rug that repeats the color of the dresser and kitchen and adds others as well.
Loose the chair, add some light curtains that complement the existing colors. I have a combo of seafoam/green/blue/yellow and it is perfect for the shared room of boy/girl and the colors are natural, warm and friendly.
Good Luck and have fun!
Swap the bed and crib. Stand the expedit and secure to wall, between the window and the crib (where bed is currently). Put the little, orange chair under the window. Move the dresser and wire toy bin between the doors. Move kitchen to the wall where the dresser currently sits. Keep the wall graphic - I think it will look cuter once there is less visual clutter on that wall. Put one rug under each bed/crib, mostly out in the floor space, but withone corner under each bed, so there is a little visual space btween the two rugs and they funtion more like throw rugs instead of carpet.
ps - I like the colors of the furniture in the room and I think painting the window wall a light lue with hints of green in it may be cute and curtains with some sort of pattern with blues and pinks and reds may help the pink kitchen fit the color scheme of the room.
You must keep the kitchen. This is a room for kids. I would hate to see you give up that major score just because it looks like pepto! That same thing in PB is hundreds. Definitely paint it though. I would do something really chipper that the kids would get a kick out of... like mini polka dots... maybe with the same color scheme that you decide on for the rest of the room. It looks like blues and greens, and it might help tie it all together.
The decals are super cute too. I think you should keep them. They fit within the color scheme of blue & green.
One other thing ... Those little book shelves on the wall (by the kitchen) need to be lower. Even if kids can't read yet, they love to pretend and go through the book. Don't put stuff that is intended for the kids to use, out of their reach.
Don't give up the kitchen. Would look best in natural wood color, but if no time to strip the paint, I like the other ideas to cover with contact paper.
I like the color of the rugs, but they seem like they would interfere with toys that have wheels.
We have simple beige blackout curtains from overstock.com. Very affordable and they work and look great.
I think matching the bed linens a bit more would make a difference. If baby is going to be in the crib for a while, I would paint it white or blue. then maybe do linens in grays/turquoise/orange.
I would declutter. Give away or move to another room what doesn't need to go here.
If it fits, I would move the expedit to where you have the kitchen, get some padding for the top and make that your reading nook. books in the shelve spaces beneath.
Then move refurbished kitchen over by the crib where you have the decals. I think decals are fun, but as these are placed, they seem just sort of stuck there. I would do away with the small book holders by the kitchen and consider putting the one tall tree decal there. They are too small for many books anyway. Maybe one of the turquoise rugs could go under the expedit to define the reading area.
I would also do away with the orange chair unless the kids just love it. Move the little table by the trees to the place under the window with the boom box? and put the little piano on the floor so the kids can get to it. Keep dresser where it is but move it away from the bed a bit so it doesn't seem so jammed in there.


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I watched an episode of you guys hunting with Mirage...Loved the show so much I went.
Had a great hunt,,,trip of a lifetime.
they sure took good care of us.
Dont feel bad Ralph your not the only one that uses the little bags in the Otter...:)
Great bulls!
I also used the lil' bag(s) on my way to Mirage's Clearwater Camp. I have never gotten sick before on a plane and I definitely made up for lost time on the flight from the main lodge to camp.
All I had to eat all day was a few chocolate chip cookies at the lodge while we got our permits.
There was a good side to the story though........as I chucked the cookies into the bag, the chocolate chips would get stuck in my teeth. Believe me, there was plenty of chocolate to "sweeten" my breath.:D
I knew I was in trouble 15 minutes into the flight. I've never been on such a rough flight......plus the plane smelled like a dumpster. They must have made a garbage run recently.
I stripped down to a t-shirt and even pulled my sweatpants up to my knees in an attempt to cool down. I then concentrated on my breathing and tried to sync my breaths with the ups and downs of the plane.
I still wasn't convinced that I was gonna' hurl......but grabbed a bag just in case. When I opened the bag, it was obvious that someone had already used it, dumped it out and put it back in the envelope.
THAT WAS ALL IT TOOK:eek:
FD, you never told me that! haha I shouldn't laugh, I get car and seasick given the right conditions, I'm sure I would've tossed my cookies too...
haha! I just thought of something you LITERALLY "tossed your cookies"! haha
Great bulls by the way rodney!
We hunted just past Clearwater at the Nasatopoca camp;;
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Did bag a great caribou - scored 404 net B&C
Met a few great people also
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Grambling, LA - Grambling State University has been selected the school of the month for September by the Tom Joyner Foundation, and sophomore Pierre L. Moore was named the first of four Hercules Scholars Thursday.
"It's always nice to be tied to the Tom Joyner Foundation because it brings such national exposure to Grambling State University," said Pogue.
Founded in 1998, The Tom Joyner Foundation focuses on keeping students enrolled in historically black colleges and universities. The foundation has raised more than $60 million to help HBCU students stay in school, assisting more than 25,000 students while working with more than 100 HBCUs.
Pogue said this month-long effort can only help Grambling State students, 68 percent of whom receive some form of financial assistance to get into and stay in school.
"We are ecstatic and excited about the opportunity to have a national audience hear about the great things happening at Grambling State University, the place "Where Everybody is Somebody," added Debra A. Johnson, interim associate vice president for development and director of alumni affairs at the university. "We challenge all alumni to contribute to this important scholarship and ask associates, colleagues, friends and family members to support Grambling, too."
To be a candidate for the Hercules scholarship, students must be male, have a grade point average of at least 3.5 and be a campus leader involved in the community with a career goal of making a difference. The scholars each receive a scholarship grant of $1,500 that is paid directly to their school to help offset their college expenses.
Moore, 19, a native of Kansas City, Mo., is an engineering technology major with a 3.66 GPA. Aspiring to be an architectural or civil engineer, he plans to develop state-of-the-art homes and sports arenas after college.
Pierre finds time to be a peer tutor for at the university's Center for Mathematical Achievement in Science and Technology and he is an active member of the National Society of Black Engineers. Moore said he is committed to working hard and meeting challenges that present themselves, mainly because he has learned the benefits of not shying from hard work from both his parents, his role models.
"When I found out I got the scholarship it made realize how awesome God is," said Moore, who graduated from Kansas City's Ruskin High School in 2012. "All it takes is trust and patience. Because I had given up on the scholarship a long time ago, it's amazing to me how He took this short kid from Kansas City, Mo., and turned him into a Hercules Scholar."
The Hercules Scholarship is named after Joyner's father, the late Hercules Joyner, who was a strong supporter of higher education. Being selected as the Tom Joyner Foundation school of the month could not have come at a better time.
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30 Day TV Show Challenge
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"CSI 05x21 - Commited"
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Small Feature Contest I. ( CLOSED )I know that my other contest just ended, but i wanted to do that for a while Your Task : produce a Feature about the theme ( easy right? )Theme : ColoursPrize :50 and a Feature by meDeadline : 9 MarchSome Rules : this journal everybody can join of course you have to consider the theme !( you can choose one colour, two colours or a lot of different colours, but the theme has to be visible ) Share some love and have fun Criterias for judment :[Bullet; Black] Overall look[Bullet; Black] Concept[Bullet; Black] Is the theme recognizable ?[Bullet; Black] Do you take a lot of time to find fitting deviations or are you just looking at the popular deviations ?How do i do a Feature? : Why are you doing this? :[Bullet; Black] i want to encourage people to do Features [:happybounce:][Bullet; Black] If
Birthday Contest ! ( Closed )Hello everybody My 1. DeviantArt Birthday and my 18. Birthday are both at the end of february It was a great year for me and of course turning 18 is nice too. So i will hold a new contest to celebrate these events ! Theme : Creat Something i would Like Deadline : 21. February ( my Birthday ) Rules : All mediums are allowed 2 Submissions per person Please this journal You have to send me your submission via note with the thumbcode or/and the link I will fave your submission in a special folder, if that doesn't happen please note me again [Bullet; Black] You can change your submission but please state that in a note ![Bullet; Black] The submission should be specially made for this contest, that means only new entrys are allowed [Meow :3]( the upload date here on dA is what matters ) Some information about me : [Bullet; Black] the theme is really open
Thank you + 300 Points GiveawayHello everybody Originally i wanted to write this journal when i reached 2000 watchers, but school starts on monday and right now i have more time I just wanted to say thank you to all the people that support me here on DeviantArt. When i created my profil about 10 month ago i never thought that so many people would like my work. This really encourages me to take even more photos. I love to hold contests, feature people and browse through amazing pieces of art, there are so many great things to do.In this 10 month i got my first DD and even earned money with my photography. For me all that is just so...unbelieveable Some stats :My 190 deviations were viewed 353,182 timesWatchers : 1,981My deviations received 7,239 commentsMy deviations were added to favourites 67,964 timesMy most favourited deviation is Blossom, with 3,060 favouritesAnd here are some deviatio
Small Feature Contest II.Your Task : produce a Feature about the theme ( easy right? )Theme : Black and WhitePrize :50 and a Feature by meDeadline : 23 MarchSome Rules : this journal everybody can join of course you have to consider the theme ! Share some love and have fun winning twice in a row is not possibleCriterias for judment :[Bullet; Black] Overall look[Bullet; Black] Concept[Bullet; Black] Is the theme recognizable ?[Bullet; Black] Do you take a lot of time to find fitting deviations or are you just looking at the popular deviations ?How do i do a Feature? : Why are you doing this? :[Bullet; Black] i want to encourage people to do Features [:happybounce:]Entries :
( Closed ! ) Big Feature Project !Hello everybody Since i almost reached 2000 watchers i wanted to do a watchers Feature, but i had another idea and i really hope that a lot of you will participate.The concept behind the whole project is that you feature others and in return you will be featured by them.So if 20 people participate you will be featured 20 times !Understood?Rules :- everybody can participate !- everybody that wants to participate has to write one Link of the Deviation that should be featured HERE- you have to this journal- please leave a comment on this journal so that i know that you want to participate- everybody that wants to participate agrees to do a Feature at the End of the Project !- for those that don't have the time to do a feature themselves i am going to provide a code that you just have to copy into your own journal( but i would be happier if you take the time to create the Feature yourself )- only one Deviation per p
Winners : Macro ContestThank you so much everybody A lot of you participated and there were so many amazing photos !But i had to decide and here are the winners You will receive your prizes within the next dayFirst Place : MarcosRodriguez : Second Place : dragonfly-oli Third Place : lindahabiba Like the sun by lindahabiba Yellow drops by lindahabibaHonourable Mentions :
Watchers FeatureHere is a little thank you for my watchers Thank you very much for your support !Enjoy Sometimes people are beautiful... by TheJoanaPADJStories to tell... by emeraldeyesx3 Pondering Dimensional Doors by analillithbar Scrape by pulookaColorful Sunset. by CryingSoulGirldaydreams by sandeepsarma The Eye of Lilith by Elehanne Sweetie 2 by SabasReflectionIn Bloom by PassionAndTheCameraGrimpette by Blossom-Lullabies
Nature Photography Contest ( Closed ) !Just now i checked my inbox an i saw : 702 watchers This means the contest will start now ! UPDATE : Closed !The judges decided on a top 10. Congratulation ! And everyone that didn't win, pleas don't fell dejected.All the entrys are beautiful and there will be other contests in the future !Pleas vote in this poll, to decide, who will win ! http://kara-a.deviantart.com/journal/poll/3131278/ no asking for votes ! Theme : Nature !Deadline : September 1st ( may be extended ) The Rules The theme 'nature' includes everything nature related ( landscapes, nature macros,... ) and animals, as long they are in a natural enviroment ! ( no cats in your livingroom ! Cats in some kind of garden are okay ) Old and New photos are accepted !:bulletbl
Tutorial : Falling WaterdropsTime for another Tutorial Sorry for uploading it as a journal and not as a deviation, but it is easier and faster for me The tutorial is about this kind of photos :( it's actually quite easy ) 1. What you need : a DSLR camera( maybe Bridge cameras will work too ) your normal 18-55mm lens or something similar a paper with the subject you want to reflect a faucet2. The SetupI know that it is totally unprofessional, but who cares? It works just use your ba
Photofest - Contest ClosedThis contest has now ended. To see the results please go here. October Contest CLOSED1st October - 31st OctoberClosed - Browse Entries November Contest CLOSED 1st November - 30th NovemberClosed - Browse Entries December 1st December - 31st DecemberClosed - Browse Entries Theme The theme each month is dependent on the time! So, for October, the theme has to be in-keeping with something that happens during that month, or something that relates to that month. Halloween, Autumn, Fall - whatever 'happens' in that month and whatever
Photography contest: Win over 1500 points!Hi, guys! The contest theme will be announced now. Everyone may join!Theme: Autumnal LeavesDeadline: October 31, 2013Rules: A leaf or more than one has to be involved in the picture. Submissions need to go to the favourites-folder "Contest entries "Leaves"" in :#breathtaking-photos:. You need to be a member to submit, so join and submit your entry! http://breathtaking-photos.deviantart.com/favourites/57420437One submission per person.You may not change your submission, so think about it!ONLY PHOTOGRAPHY, manipulations will be disqualified.The jury will be me, and the winners will be announced some days after the deadline.Important thing: The picture has to be new, taken in October 2013!The prizes:<
Macro in Nature Contest!dragonfly-oli and me, AljoschaThielen, made up a contest for you!We chose a theme all photographers can participate in.Theme: Macro in Nature. Deadline: March 1, 2013Rules:You can submit every picture that corresponds to the topic. It does not matter when the picture was taken.You need to fave this journal!"Macro in nature" can be a closeup of a flower, of drops in nature, etc. But NATURE and CLOSEUP has to be involved in it.You need to send your submission to either dragonfly-oli or AljoschaThielen in a note, telling us it is for our contest. You will be added to a folder with other submissions. If you are not added to this specific folder, just note us.Two submissions per person.You may change your submission, but please tell it to us in a note.ONLY PHOTOGRAPHY, manipulati
New Contest: Friendship!Winners announced: http://rainylake.deviantart.com/art/Contest-Winners-Announced-381366852 FINAL CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS! Deadline is 11:59pm PDT. Find the countdown here: http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?p0=783&iso=20130601T2355&msg=Submissions%20Due!More updates: Extending this until June 1st, so I have time to gather money for prizes. Sorry guys! UPDATE: It seems like a few people were confused about the deadline. I'm still accepting entries until MAY 15th, not March. UPDATE! New prizes added. Check them out! Thanks everyone for offering to help, it means alot to me. Contest Time! Hey all, it's time for an actual c
Weekly photo #003 Diana of Simba Iceberg by Katrin-Elizabeth newborn ragdoll kitten face by venomxbaby Renee by aufzehengehen i can't stop loving you by iNeedChemicalX _Le Siss. by Bloddroppe Ombrelle by Piscisvolantis The Lounge by Oer-Wout Dream the Last Dream by MarsiaMS A walk after dinner #22 by SylveryFox Serenity by SByrnes Turkish summer by Pyr0sky Library by helios-spada Boat by SatriyoTeguh Oh, my God, I feel it in the air by deadlychris Sommerkind by FotosEingefangen Fragility of Life by AbandonedZone Sweet innocence by sailsire Cute little fox in the dunes by Aardbewoner What a nice bath by Allerlei 74 by Danaa96 Woods Fantasy by FlorentCourty Crawling Out of Bed by dalantech You Talkin' to Me? by alexgphoto Pair of elegance by Witoldhippie hidden away. by andreabecker Rolling Fields by JustinDeRosa Untitled by rasto1893 Liam the Pit Pup by breanna-rae 5 Wf by jacroad6 Cuckoo wasp by melvynyeo In The Light by rctfan2 Three dogs in Switzerland by Rozowynos The Turtle by manaphoto have a bright day* by AlicjaRodzik Rainy Day. by andokadesbois Awesome Pose by djusa Hlynur by Lykketrollet84 Spider Web by pashia Learning to see by MaaykeKlaver In the Mood for Love by BluyStardust Magic-Tree by pr3liat0r Baltic's Sunset by vally5 Veil Velvet by ColinHSillerud Noctilucent Night by MikkoLagerstedt 20081108 6172 by metindemiralay White Sands III by j-ouroboros :thumb38
May Challenge: Traditions + Fragile Winners! The ThemeThis month the theme is Traditions and we're challenging you to capture something still life but that also is a tradition either for you, or somebody else. So whether that's capturing a traditional recipe you bake, something you use traditionally, an heirloom or something else, check out the examples for inspiration. Dates The contest folder will be open on 1st May and will close on 28th May 2013. Be sure to get your submissions in before the closing date! Judging will commence soon after with winners announced at the beginning of next month with the new challenge! We're tightening up on submissions now and your work will be declined if it doesn't follow our submissions rules! Submission The Submission folder can be found right Here! Rules Entries
May Results and June Challenge: Tea Party! The ThemeThis month the theme is Tea Party and we're challenging you to capture something in a Still Life style that fits in with the theme! Tea parties, vintage tea cups and other related bits and pieces are becoming increasingly popular within the Still Life Galleries so there should be lots of inspiration to choose from. Dates The contest folder opens today and will close on 28th June 2013. Be sure to get your submissions in before the closing date! Judging will commence soon after with winners announced at the beginning of next month with the new challenge! We're tightening up on submissions now and your work will be declined if it doesn't follow our submissions rules! Submission The Submission folder can be found right Here! Rules Entries can be
Win A 12 Month Premium Membership!! -CLOSED-Hi everyone!! :iconexcitedhiplz:I've reached over 500 Watchers!! I will admit, recently I've used dAhub every now and then :> I think it's a great way to help others get some extra points and also spread art around in the process! If people who've found me that way don't like my stuff than they would've just unWatched! But a lot haven't Thank you all everyone so much for joining me on this journey of art!! :iconshining-eyesplz: especially all of you who have been here from the beginning! :iconyaayplz:I want to say thank you by holding a massive Photography and Drawn Art contest! So now to topic at hand :iconepiclaplz: Theme - Emotion!! :iconbegplz:Your Photography or Drawn Art may be of practically anything as long as it depicts an emotion of sort eg. Love, Happiness, Peace, Sadness, Anger, Boredom etc. :iconshining-eyesplz: Prizes! ~1st Place - 12 Month Premium Membership, 2500 and 1 Drawing* from me.2nd Place - 3
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On his Twitter account, Shawn Jay confirms: "april isnt my month…car wreck…now they wanna admit me to see if i have terminal cancer.bout 2 smoke n talk to god #NoFear"
Field Mob is considered to be influential in the southern hip hop scene as it developed in the early 2000's. Ludacris took note of the duo and signed them to his Disturbing the Peace label. Their hits include the Jazze Pha-produced single "Sick of Being Lonely" as well as "Georgia" and "So What."
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SPOKANE -- A 10 year old elementary school student, who apparently pulled out a knife on a school bus Wednesday, was allowed back at school. But a parent claims she was never notified of the incident.
12 year old Daniel says he knew the 10 year old boy that held a pocket knife to his face did not think he was actually going to do it. He was relieved when the principal came on board just minutes later and took the knife.
According to the district, the principal talked with Daniel and came away from that conversation believing the pocket knife had not been used in a threatening way. It was instead shown to the boys. Daniel says he was shocked when the child was allowed to continue on the bus ride home and come back to school the next day.
Daniel's mother, Karla, was equally shocked when she heard the news from her son. She said she was even more surprised the school did not notify her. The district said Grant's principal called the mom of the boy with the knife to tell her what happened. But not Karla.
"I think they should have dealt with it right then and there, parents immediately instead of kids telling parents," said Karla Tull.
The student with the knife was in in-school suspension Thursday until his mom could get to school to discuss what happened. The district said generally a situation such as this would result in out-of-school suspension. It could also lead to the loss of bus privileges for the rest of the year.
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Since then, Nestoil has grown to become the leading indigenous EPC provider for major IOCs (International Oil Companies) in Sub-Saharan Africa like National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Shell, Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Total.
Nestoil Plc is recruiting to fill the below position:
Job ID: 033
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Job Purpose
The role is responsible for dispensing medications and related supplies using accepted pharmaceutical techniques according to prescription.
Job Responsibilities
Management of Records:
Management of drugs distribution to various company sites
Compute charges for medication issued to patients with determination of knowing when the personnel has exceeded 10% medicals allowance.
Keeps proper record of drugs issued out to patients.
Maintain records, such as pharmacy files, patient profiles, charge system files, inventories, control records for controlled drugs
Dispensation of Drugs:
Dispenses medications following prescriptions by the doctor.
Performs or oversees the performance of packaging, labeling, measuring, charging, and recording medications issued to patient.
Reviews prescriptions for appropriateness of therapy to and ensure correct dosage.
Advises patients on potential drug interactions, possible side effects, storage information, and instructions on how to use medications.
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Maintain inventories, orders, and supply of drugs to the Clinic in the data base.
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Receive and store incoming supplies, verify quantities against invoices, and inform supervisors of stock needs and shortages
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Our local radio station has a discussion going on concerning some bus boards that has been purchased to advertise thru the holidays. I've posted the web link below. You'll have to copy & paste it on your address line. After reading the story, tell me your thoughts, if you could respond, what you would say?
Your sister in Christ,
|Tue, 11-18-2008 - 8:38am
I am always a bit confused by this argument. Christmas is a religious holiday. It just is! If you do not believe it or want to participate no one is going to force you. It is actually the secular retailers that have made it into something it is not. Christians are not the ones that make it into a lonely depressing time of year.
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I agree. It's like fighting the air. You can't fight air yet people do it everyday. Why must people think they have to fight everything? The secular society seem to thrive on fighting peace constantly. Peace can only be brought by God, which was bought by God and given by God. I'm just curious to what comments you ladies would have.
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Oh Japan…never fails to amaze me.
man they do come in really neat colors
a new gen of pokemon
Oh cats, you know us well..
So I just realized Chirstmas isnt really that far now, and I have my finals next week.
Teachers, control your dramas :v
Apparently, I did a cosplay for fun this year.
Was the battery company's name "666"?
So apparently, my dick was hard for some reason and hurting pretty bad last night and I decided to take off my pants and let it fly. I started to watch a movie and was lying naked. As it got to a emotional scene with all the crying and shit, my dad walks in and finds me with my dick in hand with "BWAAAA" crying scenes…I think he got freaked out a lot.


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Because when they changed the health and safety laws a few years ago, it ment that I was limited on what I can do in my job and it turned out i can't do anything except working in a shop or office, which was bad news for me because I was working on a farm in the middle of nowhere, and then lost my job.
Last year they said they are raising the school leaving age to 18, does this mean their covering up for the fact they messed up health and safety. And another thing that supports that they are losing control, and then not long after Brown took over from Blair, the child benefits disks went missing, and then there was missing learner drivers disk which turns out it was in America.
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Devin Patterson scored 15 points, leading six fellow teammates scoring in double figures, as Nebraska-Omaha ran past IUPUI 99-71 on Saturday.
Nebraska-Omaha (13-9, 3-4) boasts the Summit League's top scoring offense, averaging 81 points per game as the Mavericks made 38-of-69 shooting, including 12 of 23 from long distance.
Omaha never trailed in the game and broke out to a quick 15-4 lead in the first half on a Marcus Tyus layup while en route to a 55-36 advantage at intermission.
IUPUI responded poorly out of the gate in the second period as the Mavericks upped their lead to 67-40 just 2 minutes into the half and led by as many as 31 with 12 minutes to play.
Elijah Ray led Jaguar scorers with 19 points while IUPUI shot 49 percent, opposed to Omaha's 55 percent shooting accuracy from the field.
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Anti-Cancer Diet Arlington VA
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Internal Medicine, Nutrition
Medical School: Columbia Univ Coll Of Physicians And Surgeons, New York Ny 10032
Graduation Year: 1960
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Internal Medicine, Nutrition
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Group Practice: Oakland Affiliated Internists
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Internal Medicine, Nutrition, Family Medicine
Medical School: Howard Univ Coll Of Med, Washington Dc 20059
Graduation Year: 1979
Hospital: Virginia Hospital Center -Arl, Arlington, Va
Group Practice: Denise E Bruner & Assoc
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The Anti-Cancer Diet:
By Peter Jaret
It wasn't until my annual physical examination, and a simple question from the doctor about my family health history, that I found myself thinking, Uh-oh.
Fourteen years ago my mother died of lung cancer. Ten years later my aunt died of the same disease. Not long ago my brother was diagnosed with lymphoma. Of course I'd known all that. But somehow I hadn't consciously admitted to myself how often cancer had struck. Brain tumors, skin cancer, prostate cancer—they all showed up somewhere in the family tree. Were we especially susceptible to this terrible disease? And was there anything to do to lower the risk?
Risk for some cancers, in fact, does run in families. Some inherited genes seem to make it easier for healthy cells to mutate into malignancy; others can impair the body's built-in ability to disable cancer-causing substances before they cause trouble. Inherited risk helps explain why some smokers live until they're 95 and others, like my mother and her sister, die of lung cancer in their sixties. Someday, genetic tests may be used routinely to assess a person's risk of specific cancers. But I don't want to wait for that. I want to do whatever I can to lower my risk. Now.
So I called Melanie Polk, a dietitian and director of nutrition education at the American Institute for Cancer Research, and she told me the same thing I would hear from almost every expert, alternative or mainstream, including the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society. "Eat more fruits and vegetables. That's the single most important step most people can take to lower their cancer risk."
After decades of waging war against cancer, was that the best researchers could offer? Steer your cart to the produce aisle?
"Absolutely," says John Weisburger, a physician and expert on diet and health at the American Health Foundation/Institute for Cancer Prevention. "It's hardly news that fruits and vegetables—really, almost any foods that come from plants—are good for health. The real surprise has been discovering just how much protection they contain." Indeed, foods from plants are turning out to be rich in hundreds, even thousands of newly identified substances that work in many different ways to lower cancer danger. Some boost levels of enzymes in the body that neutralize cancer-causing substances. Some protect cell walls, so carcinogens can't get in and cause damage. Antioxidants in foods can prevent damage from free radicals that might otherwise disrupt DNA, setting in motion genetic changes that could lead to cancer. Researchers have even discovered substances in food that trigger damaged cells to self-destruct, preventing tumors from forming.
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Bone x-ray
A bone x-ray is an imaging test to look at the bones.
Alternative Names
X-ray - bone
How the test is performed
The test is done in a hospital radiology department or in the health care provider's office by an x-ray technician. For the test, you will position the bone to be x-rayed on the table. Pictures are then taken, and the bone is repositioned for different views.
How to prepare for the test
Tell the health care provider if you are pregnant. You must remove all jewelry for the x-ray.
How the test will feel
The x-rays are painless. Changing position for getting different views of the bone may be uncomfortable.
Why the test is performed
A bone x-ray is used to look for injuries or conditions affecting the bone.
What abnormal results mean
Abnormal findings include:
- Fractures or broken bone
- Bone tumors
- Degenerative bone conditions
- Osteomyelitis (inflammation of the bone caused by an infection)
Additional conditions under which the test may be performed:
What the risks are
There is low radiation exposure. X-rays machines are set to provide the smallest amount of radiation exposure needed to produce the image. Most experts feel that the risk is low compared with the benefits.
Pregnant women and children are more sensitive to the risks of the x-ray. A protective shield may be worn over areas not being scanned.
Clement J. Basic imaging techniques in the adult. In: DeLee JC, Drez D Jr, Miller MD, eds. DeLee and Drez's Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2009:chap 13, section A.
Clement J. Imaging consideration in the skeletally immature patient. In: DeLee JC, Drez D Jr, Miller MD, eds. DeLee and Drez's Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2009:chap 13, section B.
Renner JB. Conventional radiography in musculoskeletal imaging. Radiol Clin North Am. 2009 May;47(3):357-72.
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ATLANTA The Carter Center on Monday announced it received $40 million in donations to help fuel its mission to eradicate Guinea worm disease, a debilitating parasite that once plagued millions of people across the developing world.
The Atlanta-based center said the funding comes from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Children's Investment Fund Foundation and President Sheik Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan of the United Arab Emirates. It said the grants, along with $31 million committed last year by the United Kingdom, will help eradicate the disease by 2015.
"Millions of people in Africa and Asia will no longer risk suffering one of the most horrific human diseases ever known thanks to the generosity and global health leadership" of the donors, said former President Jimmy Carter.
There were about 3.5 million reported cases of the disease in 20 nations when the Carter Center's eradication program began in 1986. On Monday, the center said an early tally showed that only 1,060 cases of the disease occurred worldwide in 2011.
Most of the cases occurred in the African nations of South Sudan, Mali and Ethiopia. There was also an isolated outbreak in Chad.
Guinea worm disease occurs when people drink water contaminated with worm larvae. Over a year, the worm can grow to the size of a 3-foot long spaghetti noodle. Then they very slowly emerge through the skin, often causing searing, debilitating pain for months. The disease, however, is usually not fatal.
There is no vaccine or medicine for the parasite. Infection is prevented by filtering water and educating people how to avoid the disease.
The Carter Center has worked to stem the spread of Guinea worm in part by handing out millions of pipe filters and educating residents about the dangers of drinking tainted water. The former president has also has used his political bully pulpit to encourage local politicians to devote time and resources to fighting the disease.
The center said it would use the funding to pay for programs aimed at stamping out the disease and to fund surveillance by the World Health Organization to certify eradication over three years.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation contributed $23.3 million of Monday's pledge. Nahyan pledged $10 million and the Children's Investment Fund Foundation gave an additional $6.7 million.
"The last cases of any disease are the most challenging to wipe out," said Carter. "But we know that with the international community's support, Guinea worm disease soon will be relegated to the history books."
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HOLDINGFORD — Kayla Carter collected 20 points and grabbed 11 boards for Pierz as the Pioneers edged Holdingford 79-65 in Friday's Central Minnesota Conference game.
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