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It was a gruesome and sad story. After Bill Jordan picked up an iPad for a friend from the Cherry Creek Shopping Center Apple Store in Colorado, he was assaulted by two men who stole the iPad -- and in the process damaged his pinky finger so badly that part of it had to be removed. Now, the De...
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CAT staying in Peoria with 31-acre downtown campus
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U.S. cattle numbers down, but hints of increase in report
LONDON, Ohio Higher nitrogen (N) costs were a huge concern for farmers attending the grain marketing session at the Farm Science Review on Sept. 20.
Ohio State University Extension grain marketing specialist Matt Roberts led a discussion on the topic during one of the many expert roundtable programs at the annual three-day farm show at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center in London.
When Roberts asked about prices around the state, one producer reported 28 percent N was $190 per ton in western Ohio, and another grower reported prices at $225 per ton in northern Ohio. Anhydrous has reached $600 per ton, and urea is at $350 per ton.
Roberts inquired about farmers switching acreage from corn to soybeans to avoid the higher N prices. A Highland County farmer said hed grow more hay and grass and raise more cattle. Another producer reported that hed seed more wheat.
For those who think economists already have pretty boring lives, Roberts joked, these are things they sit around and discuss.
Ohio soybeans strong
The cash soybean market in Ohio is $5.50-$5.60.
Its hard to justify the current price based on harvest stand. Roberts, said.
Instead, the price should be $5.30 to $5.40 taking into account exchange rates.
This is not a market you should expect for cash, Roberts said about the soybean supply. You would expect beans to be around $5.10 given the present supply situation.
One reason for the strong cash price is exports have been strengthened by the weaker dollar. Brazil will not make target trend yields. Several years ago a 60-million metric ton Brazilian crop was forecast.
The market is starting to expect lower production in Brazil, Roberts added.
Asian rust, drought and excessive rain lowered the Brazilian crop.
Ohio corn basis abnormal
Ohios basis levels for corn are weak, 35-50 cents under the nearby futures. The basis levels are not typical for Ohio in mid-September.
Theres a lot of corn sitting in river terminals and farmers arent marketing old crop, Roberts said. Ample supply is another reason.
There hasnt been that much damage to the corn crop, Roberts said about the drought concerns nationwide.
There will be plenty of corn to supply feed, export and ethanol needs next year, he said.
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»RedGate Golf Course
Water comes into play on nine holes at RedGate Golf Course.
»Bauer Drive Community Recreation Center
A multi-purpose recreation facility located in the Aspen Hill community of Rockville, the Bauer Drive Community Recreation Center's outdoor sports facilities include tennis courts, basketball courts, a football/soccer field and baseball and softball fields.
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The Bethesda Trolley Trail (BTT), also called the North Bethesda Trail, offers hikers and bikers an escape from the city by an accessible trail interwoven through quiet, picturesque residential neighborhoods of North Bethesda to the serene secluded paths around the National Institute of Health campus leading right into downtown Bethesda. Over 6 miles long, the trail is a combination off-street, shared-use paths, on-street links using residential streets and sidewalks; it's accessible from five different Red Line metro stops. The BTT keeps and uses most of the original trolley paths that date from the 1890s and is one of eight rails-to-trails conversions in the Washington DC area.
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Located on 158 acres of former farmland, this eighteen hole, par 69 golf course offers PGA professional lessons, a complete pro shop, demo clubs, and driving range specials.
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Enjoy fresh country air and pick your own fruits and vegetables about 45 minutes north of D.C. Butlers Orchard is a family-owned and operated farm open to the public throughout the year. The most popular festivity during the fall at Butlers is the apple-picking, pumpkin harvest and festival, and evening hayrides for both adults and children. Butlers Orchard also has their very own Farm Market that carries their own jams/jellies, fruit butters, and preserves, including juice-sweetened preserves. The market also sells ready-picked fruits and vegetables, gifts, candies, baked goods and cider. To escape city life and enjoy the outdoors and fresh food, take a trip to Butlers Orchards. -Shirley Hsieh
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Exhibitions featuring works of prominent local artists and those from around the world are held all year around. Galleries are located on the first and second floors. Impressive collections of other well-known museums are made available for viewing as a result of its association with them. Interesting educational programs are conducted for both children and adults. An on-site cafe is open during summer afternoons on weekdays.
»Northwest Golf Course
The award-winning Northwest Golf Course is a 27-hole golf course located within the Montgomery County Parks system. A full length nine-hole course, fully-stocked pro shop, full-service snack bar, and a driving range can also be found at Northwest Golf Course.
»Congressional Golf Course
The Congressional Golf Course features two courses—the par 70 Gold Course and the par 72 Blue Course. The latter was the site of the 1964 and 1997 U.S. Opens, the 1976 PGA and the 1995 Senior Open. Those familiar with Congressional consider it a monster of a course. Its fairways are long and tight, and it is heavily wooded. The most challenging hole is the par 4 17th, familiar to many television viewers. It is 440 yards downhill to a peninsula green.
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Offers Brazilian Jiu jitsu, boxing, kickBoxing, self-defense, and a childrens program.
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A covered, outdoor ice skating rink open from late October through March.
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The prominent 19th-century architect John Russell Pope, responsible for many notable homes and memorials in Washington, also designed Woodend, the Georgian mansion that currently houses the Audubon Society. Visitors may tour the home, visit its extensive exhibit of North American birds and browse its well-stocked bookstore. Outside, explore the 40 acres of wooded grounds, including a pond, meadows and a well-marked nature trail. Call to get information on the special events and activities sponsored here. Environmental education programs are available for all ages.
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Ohio-based Lakefront Lines is taking delivery of 10 J4500s. Lakefront Lines was established in 1964 and has grown to become Ohio's largest motor coach company. Having logged nearly 4.8 million miles in the last year alone, Van Galder Bus Co. will receive the other 10 J4500s. Van Galder operates a fleet of 36 J4500 coaches used on daily service to O'Hare Airport along with service to downtown Chicago.
The 31 D4505s will go to Short Line, Mahwah, N.J., serving New York City, Eastern Pennsylvania and beyond.
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Chinese Damen Partner Shipyard Gets Pontoon Orders
Damen places 4 more orders with its Chinese partner yard, Nantong Yahua Shipbuilding. Damen Shipyards signed the contracts for two Damen Stan Pontoon type 4113, intended for the Australian market, in the presence of some 1,500 workers, suppliers & customer representatives. The two pontoons will be finished in February 2013. Also a contract was signed for a Damen Stan Lander 5915 for Smit Lamnalco, who will use the Landing Craft vessel for the Shell project in Gabon and is scheduled to be finished at the end of 2013. Last but not least a contract was signed for Damen's new customer AG&P for construction of a Module Offloading pontoon of 140 x 40 meters which will be used as a transition pontoon for a huge LNG project in Australia. This pontoon has high ballast capacities and is due to be delivered by the end of 2013.
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Damen Delivers Pontoon to Kristiansund Taubåtservice
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Damen Cutter Suction Dredger and Stan Tug for Nigeria
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Mercury Marine produces 75,000th Verado L6 Outboard
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Great Lakes Shipyard Now a Damen Licensed Builder
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You hear that, developers? You should be shakin' in yer boots -- motion-based gaming is going to force you to throw away everything you've ever learned about game design and start anew. At least that's what Lionhead's Peter Molyneux (not so exaggeratedly) had to say when quizzed on the subject of the "arms race" between the big three for waggle supremacy. "All of this stuff is making all the designers sweat -- I've met lots of designers at GDC, and we're all very bleary-eyed at the moment because every rule we've got, we're having to throw away," Molyneux told Eurogamer.
And understandably so. Between WIi's established console dominance (not to mention last year's MotionPlus add-on), this week's unveiling of PlayStation Move, and Microsoft's Project Natal this holiday, there's a lot to work with. It's this problem, though, that Molyneux believes will forge new types of game experiences in the years to come. "I don't think the first wave of these motion-control titles will be what you expect .... just as with every hardware chain, it's the second wave where they usually come up with stuff that's interesting ... so the second wave could be really cool."
And as far as Natal in Fable 3 goes, the eccentric developer kept mum on the specifics, only offering, "You can expect us to use Natal to make you laugh and to surprise you and to give you this feeling of power -- there are some very obvious things we could do, like controlling the GUI in Natal, and it doesn't really excite me." Tom Cruise will be so disappointed.
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I had a look at that, looks to me like it's a paid access event this time. Did I get the wrong page? I did just download the free cookbook preview, some good looking recipes there.
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PoliticsUN condemns Syrian shelling of Turkey Security council overcomes divisions to condemn attack which killed five people in border town. 05 Oct 2012 08:52 GMT | Politics, Middle East, US & Canada, Azerbaijan, Russia Turkey has stepped up its military presence near Akcakale since the shelling earlier this week [Reuters]The UN Security Council has unanimously approved a statement condemning "in the strongest terms" Syria's shelling of a Turkish town that killed five people. Council members managed to bridge differences between the strong statement demanded by the United States and its Western supporters and backed by their NATO ally Turkey, and a weaker text pushed by Russia, Syria's most important ally, after negotiations that began late on Wednesday and continued until Thursday. Live Box 20117693233259422 In the press statement, which needed approval from all 15 council members, the UN's most powerful body said the incident "highlighted the grave impact the crisis in Syria has on the security of its neighbours and on regional peace and stability." It also extended condolences to the families of the victims and to the government and people of Turkey. The council demanded an immediate end to such violations of international law and called on the Syrian government ``to fully respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of its neighbours.'' Russia's agreement that the Syrian shelling violated international law was a key concession by Moscow. 'Terrorists and insurgents' The original Western-backed draft, proposed by Azerbaijan, condemned the shelling "in the strongest terms" and called it a violation of international law. Proposed Russian amendments never mentioned any breaches of international law, so the inclusion in the final text was a concession by Moscow. Earlier on Thursday, Syria's UN envoy said his government was not seeking any escalation of violence with Turkey and wanted to maintain good neighbourly relations. Ambassador Bashar Ja'afari said the government did not apologise for the shelling from Syria because it was waiting for the outcome of an investigation on the source of the firing. He read reporters a letter he delivered to the Security Council that sent Syria's "deepest condolences" to the families of the victims "and to the friendly and brotherly people of Turkey." Live Box 2011421105226899357 It urged Turkey and its other neighbours to "act wisely, rationally and responsibly" and to prevent cross-border infiltration of "terrorists and insurgents" and the smuggling of arms. During Thursday's negotiations on the text when the outcome was still in doubt, US Ambassador Susan Rice told reporters "we think it's very important that the council speak clearly and swiftly to condemn this shelling." "This sort of cross-border military activity is very destabilising and must be stopped," she said. The border violence has added a dangerous new dimension to Syria's civil war, dragging Syria's neighbours deeper into a conflict that activists say has already killed 30,000 people since an uprising against President Bashar al-Assad's regime began in March 2011.
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Nov 16 2012, 12:26pm Anchor | |
Hello folks! I found some engines which are free to use for a non-commercial project (I don't want to pay for a license if I don't sell the game), and it should be able to run around, shoot, pickup etc. It would be nice if you could tell me some of your experiences! Cheers! |
Nov 16 2012, 9:12pm Anchor | ||
engine like you dont want to write code? |
Nov 17 2012, 8:30am Anchor | |
Coding or Programming doesn't matter -- "Make of your life a dream, |
Nov 17 2012, 9:15am Anchor | ||
Game Maker Studio perhaps? It looks quite nice.. Im using it since I have nowhere to put my pixel-art assets I have made.. Edited by: Flash112 |
Nov 17 2012, 9:46am Anchor | ||
Unity3D. Check the Unity3D asset store for some great 2D frameworks. Disclaimer: |
Nov 17 2012, 10:47am Anchor | ||
Use game maker. I'ts the best 2d (also has some 3d) engine out there that i know of. But you will need to buy it to make anything that you want but it's only $45 - $50 (i got mine back when it was $25) they also got it for steam |
Nov 18 2012, 10:59pm Anchor | ||
I'd go with HTML5, using the Crafty Engine. |
Nov 19 2012, 6:37am Anchor | ||
okay game maker (most versatile but you need to buy for extra features that aren't necessary), construct 2 (my personal fav, and free, also uses html 5, and has easy to understand interface), unity with 2d framework (already mentioned but pay is required as MH sed) , vx ace is amazing but you need to buy program but well worth it, also torque 2d is awesum (but requires buying)..it depends on your level of coding and what you wanna do really. construct 2 is my recommendation also if you wanna learn python use blender ^^ but that's on another lvl |
Nov 19 2012, 8:37am Anchor | ||
I vote for Construct as well. Disclaimer: |
Nov 19 2012, 3:10pm Anchor | |
Thanks alot! Cheers! -- "Make of your life a dream, |
Nov 27 2012, 6:33pm Anchor | ||
I have Game Maker 8. It is absolutely wonderful. You can start working on the concept of the game rather than the technical stuff. If people say "EW DRAG AND DROP ER MAH GURD NOOB", they are wrong. Game Maker has GML, which is like a slimmed down C++ without all the syntax errors and importing. Don't worry too much about price (PM me if you have questions about price. I can help you with that if you want. ). If you want to try some coding, which for some reason is actually a bit fun; start out with Python/Pygame. It is a great language for anyone who wants to get into simiple game development. If you have tried Python/Pygame, or just want to feel pro, try C++/SFML. I haven't made anything with it, but I have heard great things about it. Good luck with your decision! |
Nov 28 2012, 5:32am Anchor | ||
Seriously no one suggested MMF2?... I mean its basically the same as Gamemaker but it has XNA/Xbox porting. |
Nov 28 2012, 4:10pm Anchor | |
Whats MMF2? -- "Make of your life a dream, |
Nov 28 2012, 6:33pm Anchor | ||
I assume he means Multimedia Fusion 2. To be honest I don't know why you would want to pay around ~$350 for the developer version of MMF2. You can get game maker for cheaper than that. Though maybe not with all platforms but eh. Some other choices that are really easy to use and are free/have premium versions are. There are lots of other products out there. The best thing though is to just pick something and stick with it and make something awesome. So long as it runs good for what it is. The end user typically doesn't care how it was made or what it runs on. |
Dec 12 2012, 5:51pm Anchor | ||
I love MMF2, i think it has valour for each dollar it costs. |
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Home > About the CIA > News and MediaPast News StoriesFor the MediaYouTube Channel Share This The Culinary Institute of America's Library Receives Major Cookbook Collections from Author Barbara Kafka and Journalist Fred Ferretti Posted: April 8, 2014 Media Contact:Jeff Levine Communications Manager email@example.com Antonio, TX – The library at The Culinary Institute of America (CIA), San Antonio has significantly expanded after receiving the book and menu collections of famed writers Barbara Kafka and Fred Ferretti.Cookbook author Kafka donated 3,300 books and 500 menus to the world's premier culinary college. Also included in her gift were 10 file boxes filled with Kafka's recipes, research notes, and fan mail, which will become part of the CIA's library archives.Ferretti, a long-time food writer with The New York Times and Gourmet magazine, and his wife, Chinese cooking expert Eileen Yin-Fei Lo, gave about 4,200 books, wine lists, and gastronomic maps to the college, including many in foreign languages."Our whole professional lives were dedicated to food and reporting on it. This was basically my research library as I was writing," Mr. Ferretti says of the collection of cookbooks, wine books, and tomes that cover ethnic discussions of food, historic concepts, and other food-related topics. "I hope this furthers the education of students and that their knowledge of food is enhanced by using it."Students are able to reference the books during their studies toward Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degrees in culinary arts and baking and pastry arts. The library at the CIA San Antonio opened in 2010. Photo Caption and Hi-Res ImageThe library at The Culinary Institute of America, San Antonio. (Photo credit: CIA/Keith Ferris)View hi-res image > Founded in 1946, The Culinary Institute of America is an independent, not-for-profit college offering associate and bachelor's degrees with majors in culinary arts, baking and pastry arts, and culinary science, as well as certificate programs in culinary arts and wine and beverage studies. As the world's premier culinary college, the CIA provides thought leadership in the areas of health & wellness, sustainability, and world cuisines & cultures through research and conferences. The CIA has a network of 46,000 alumni that includes industry leaders such as Grant Achatz, Anthony Bourdain, Roy Choi, Cat Cora, Dan Coudreaut, Steve Ells, Johnny Iuzzini, Charlie Palmer, and Roy Yamaguchi. The CIA also offers courses for professionals and enthusiasts, as well as consulting services in support of innovation for the foodservice and hospitality industry. The college has campuses in Hyde Park, NY; St. Helena, CA; San Antonio, TX; and Singapore.# # # Related StoriesFeb 25, 2015 - Registration Opens for The Food Business School of The Culinary Institute of AmericaFeb 24, 2015 - Asian Cuisines Lead Today's Biggest Trends Thanks to Unparalleled Techniques and IngredientsFeb 23, 2015 - Celebrating Women at the 2015 Augie Awards DinnerFeb 18, 2015 - Modern-Day Shepherd Keith Martin Speaks to GraduatesFeb 05, 2015 - The Culinary Institute of America Appoints VP of FinanceMore News Media Relations1946 Campus DriveHyde Park, NY, 12538845-905-4288845-452-9430
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We get a ton of dresser makeovers in our inbox, but I thought it was interesting to receive such similar styles all around the same time. And since they were all so nicely done, I figured why not share them all? The unifying trend to the success of these pieces seems to be patient and diligent sanding, careful painting and choosing the right hardware to finish off the look. Each one of these dressers looks a million times better than its "before," and all of them cost a good deal less than a new dresser — a testament to the resourcefulness of these three renovators. Great work, ladies! — Kate
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Basic Steps: I started by lightly sanding the entire piece with a 150-grit sandpaper. Then I filled in any dents or scratches with wood filler and sanded those down. Next I primed, and when that dried, I sanded with a 220-grit sandpaper. Next came three coats of high-gloss red oil-based paint. Between coats I lightly sanded with steel wool and then finished off the piece with an oil-based polyurethane.
Oil-based paint can be really tricky to work with and is quite different than latex. My advice for anyone who wants to achieve this look would be to start with something you don't mind throwing out. Once you've gotten a handle on how to work the paint, move on to something a little bigger. Also, don't be afraid to go bold with your paint color! — Natalie
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Time: about 6 hours over the course of a few days (to allow for drying time between coats)
Cost: $160
Basic Steps: I loved the lines of this piece, but the wooden handles made it a bit too masculine for my taste. I knew that if I removed the handles, I would have to paint the drawer fronts to conceal the holes. As reluctant as I was to paint this piece, I think the combination of warm wood tones and crisp white paint gives it a fresh new look that still pays homage to its midcentury roots.
I removed the existing wooden handles and sanded the entire dresser with coarse-grit sandpaper. I then filled the holes with putty and sanded everything smooth once the putty was dry. I used a foam roller to apply a single coat of Kilz oil-based primer to the drawer fronts and brushed on three coats of Olympic's non-VOC latex paint color-matched to Valspar's Swiss Coffee. I used a painter's rag to apply Minwax gel stain in American Chestnut on the rest of the dresser. I then brushed on two coats of Minwax water-based Polycrylic over the entire dresser for added protection. To finish everything off, I measured and marked the locations for the new hardware, drilled pilot holes and installed the new brass ring pulls. — Steph
Time: 6–8 hours
Cost: $144 for two cabinets
Basic Steps
1. Prime un-assembled Rast cabinets.
2. Sand.
3. Apply first coat of paint.
4. Sand again.
5. Apply second coat of paint.
6. Sand some more.
7. Apply third coat of paint.
8. Assemble cabinets (don't add drawers).
9. Add hardware.
10. Install drawers.
My advice is don't skimp on the sanding. The trick to lacquered pieces is that the wood grain should show through as little as possible. Don't skimp on hardware either because that is really what makes the piece pop. — Naomi
I really liked the first one , the third one is very impressive, I loved it, but the second one is a crime in my universe :S
They're all amazing, but I think the second one is my favorite. Brilliant choice of handles!
Wow, the last one is a huge transformation! Congrats! But in my taste, the second dresser was very nice "before". That said, it looks very good with the transformation aswell ;)
wow! thank you for the inspiration! i have a halfway primed dresser sitting in my garage…for about 4 months now :(. i became unmotivated and overwhelmed! perhaps this might do the trick! :)
just in the nick of time [again!] I just picked up a set of vintage dressers yesterday and was thinking about lacquering them. I wasn't sure if it is a job that an amateur can do – but the step by step from the first before&after make it seem doable. thanks again d*s !
Very nice! Love the red dresser.
That red dresser is GLORIOUS!
the second dresser transformation ruined a beautiful mid-century modern piece. if you wanted a dresser that looked like something from ikea with better handles, then that is exactly what you should have done rather than destroying a piece that many people would have appreciated for what it is.
Love them all! Naomi, where did you find the hardware for dresser #3?
I prefer the second dresser in original look. But I do admire the craftsmanship in the makeover.
Steph, nice work!
Wow, I love your transformations, Natalie and Naomi! I would love to stumble across a piece like that, Natalie. Did you buy it used?
I knew my makeover wouldn't appeal to everyone, but I didn't feel too bad about altering this old dresser as it was locally made out of three different kinds of inexpensive wood and veneer. I personally prefer the bright and cheery version :)
I'm not usually too interested in furniture before and afters, but that red dresser stopped me in my tracks!
These are very inspiring, but I, too, thought that second dresser was sublime as it was.
And not masculine at all.
I second the "crime" Carolina mentioned was committed with the second project! However, the transformation in the dresser is truly astonishing.
The first piece is a beautiful choice of color and a great way to make an ugly dresser look regal.
The second dresser is a complete crime.
Love the red one and the black one. I agree the mid-century modern one was better before. I have been looking for something like it for quite awhile so I was disappointed with the result on that one.
Love them all, makes me inspired to tackle my two dresser projects that are waiting for me.
The red and black dressers are too cool, but I'm with some of the other commenters r.e. #2. The second dresser went from something really unique to something I've seen in eleventy billion design blog posts, often as Ikea hacks, thanks to swapping out the handles.
I'm imagining how fantastic it would have looked with the same paint/stain job, except with the wooden handles as a cool natural-wood contrast against the white front drawers. :/
I love them all, even the second! However, I am a little sad that the detail on the drawer fronts in #2 was removed… I think that is what "made" the piece but I certainly appreciate the transformation. That's the point right?… to take something from another time and modify it to your liking, giving it a new personality.
Ahhhhh!!!! Why would you change the second one! Big mistake.
Love the first – don't like the second, either before OR after – and the third one made me want to run out and do the same thing RIGHT NOW! LOVE IT!!
To priscilla (and others), I think it's great that you prefer the original version. But, I thought I should clarify a couple of things. This was not a Danish piece, nor was it made of teak or other quality wood. It was mass-produced by a now defunct local furniture store. It was for sale online for four months before I decided to cave and buy it, so the demand for it didn't seem very high. Although I love Ikea, I was looking for a piece this shape and it cost half as much as the cheapest dresser they sell. Although I appreciate that you prefer the original version, it's hard for me to think of my refinishing someone's cast-off for my home as a crime. The new version makes me happy!
Well put. I think it's pretty harsh to call a non high quality wood makeover that makes someone happy a crime or shameful.
I guess I'll have to disagree with most of the posters here. I like the first and third, but the second one is really my favorite. I love the brass rings!
I used two types of Hardware for the black cabinet. Details are all linked up on my blog.
I love love love them… I have the whole set of the first dresser , now I have the inspiration and I am going to use the same hardware on the third one for a project…
Steph, I think the "after" looked gorgeous. To each their own I say. You did a great job.
Naomi and Natalie's dressers are beautiful as well and the hardware on Naomi's is just beautiful
All three are so great! I dream about finding a faux bamboo dresser just like that. Great job ladies!
Wow. I'm not usually a fan of painted furniture, but these are all so perfectly done. The paint and hardware is just right for the style of each piece. I'm really impressed.
The Chinese-red chest of doors turned out amazing. Great job!!
All 3 dressers turned out quite lovely. I don't know if I would have the time and patience and guts to tackle a big project like a dresser, especially with all that sanding.
And I really think people need to stop condemning those to choose to paint their furniture pieces. It's a piece. of. furniture. And it's someone else's piece of furniture, with which they can do as they please. It's not the end of the world. She did a fabulous job with it, and there are plenty of midcentury pieces that look exactly like that- how dull.
*who choose, not to choose.
My childhood bedroom set was identical to the 1st piece. Wish I had it now that bamboo is hot again.
All three 'afters' look amazing! I am truly inspired by each of them! Personally I feel the #2 'after' improved the dresser ten fold. It was dark and blah before, now it is bright and beautiful! Well done. I don't see any crime here!
Love the first – the red is beautiful, but the second is a real shame. That dresser was gorgeous before it was painted and had the handles added, now it 's just blah.
these are just great. i love that this encourages re-using, up-cycling. bravo!
I like the warm wood and white combination, but I find myself missing the "masculine" wood handles on the second piece. Perhaps they dated the piece a bit too much for Steph, but I like the midcentury modern touch. It would really be neat to see the piece with painted draw fronts *and* the original wooden handles with, perhaps, a splash of color.
I'm usually not one to say, "Agh! That wood! Why paint it?!" I love painted wood pieces…But with that being said, I do like the after of the 2nd piece, but the before was so beautiful, in my opinion, if it had just been sanded down and re-finished, it would have been gorgeous! I probably would have painted the wooden handles a 50's looking teal-blue or something, maybe with a gold stripe down the middle of them or something, but other than that, I think the midcentury wood was just beautiful as-is…
i'm seconding the other comments that mention #2 ruined a gorgeous mid-century piece of furniture. tragic.
Thanks for the feedback :)
just a general question, because I see that in how-to lists all the time. Why do you need to sand again after applying paint. Won't it all come off again?
Love the transformations! Colorful creativity at it's best! Where did you find the hardware for dresser #2? What did you do to hardware to the finish on dresser #1? Fabulous job!
Where is the hardware from on the Rast dresser? its absolutely gorgeous!!
I really like all three, but I think the 2nd one is beautiful and well done. Furniture should make you happy! :)
The first dresser was beautiful; the third, genius. The second took a fifteen hundred dollar piece and rendered it worthless. :P
I agree with the others. The second didn't need fixing but I get everyone has different taste. The third is great!
Love the dressers! I've been meaning to do something like the second one to a dresser I own. Just haven't gotten around to doing so ;)
I also have to disagree with the others on #2. Not only I think it's impolite to deride someone's hard work on their own property, the transformation in the piece is beautiful and bold. It doesn't look like anything at Ikea. The clean lines, two-tone color and subtle hardware make all the difference.
I LOVE the red dresser- the price is spectacular for a piece that looks like it's worth much much more. The second and third look good but are overpriced for makeover furniture. As for painting the wood on #2, I have no problem with that– it wasn't particularly lovely wood– but I think the original handles were unique and awesome and would have looked great either as wood or in a contrasting color.
Somebody asked why you sand after the first coat of paint and whether that will remove the paint… I used to think the same thing but if you wait until the paint is fully dry and use a fine grit sanding block, the paint should remain. What it does is remove little imperfections that always seem to appear after the first coat and I've found that projects end up much smoother in the end with this extra step.
I love the second dresser. I don't think the "before" is all that unique. It seems very common to see a version of that dresser/credenza in most tours of MSM homes. I like that she made it work for her home and her style. And I agree that it is rude to call someone's work a "crime." Just because we are not face-to-face with someone does not mean that manners are not required.
I am sorry, maybe it's because English is not my mother language that I used the word "crime" as we use it in my home country, colloquially. I didn't mean to be disrespectful, I just meant it was something I wouldn't have done myself. It's only a matter of taste.
I LOVE the red dresser!
Although it is not my primary taste, Steph did a great job on #2. I can imagine it in a high-gloss canary yellow or with some wild stencils–large numbers, letters….
Thanks for the feedback, everyone. I agree that the dresser would have looked nice with some re-staining or some combination of painted wood and wooden handles as well. I chose this particular style for a specific room and decor. April, the hardware is from a great Canadian store called Lee Valley (also available in the US). Details and links on my blog:
@Steph: People tend to forget that your furniture is yours to do as you like, and they definitely should NOT have shamed you for transforming it into something that suited you better.
I myself have been stuck (and still am) with gorgeous older furniture/heirlooms no one wants me to change in any way or sell, but nobody wants to take them home either!
I think all transformations look amazing and I would love to have any at my home. Stunning.
I'm w/Carolina. . .criminal (metaphorically speaking).
the first and last are the best, quirky and elegant, but the middle was a shame. even if it was mass produced it's still an interesting peice of furniture, those handle were super funky.
Wow! My entire bedroom suite looks just like the first dresser. The dresser I had was taller though. Now I'm wondering what my mom did with all my old furniture, because it might be time to steal it back……
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These look great! What is the difference between using latex and oil paint on furniture, and which provides better long-term wear?
I love the second one – no crime indeed! It looks much more modern with the contrast b/ the white drawers and thin wood frame – I had to look a few times to see how it was the same piece of furniture.
All 3 makeover's are absolutely stunning. Fantastic, professional looking jobs – i would love to have any one of these pieces.
Actually, I really love the second one in both its forms. All of these are lovely.
Although I've followed the blog for a long time now, I've never commented before…
The second piece of furniture was my favorite, and thanks to design-experts around here, I've found out I actually have very poor tastes! I'd be forever thankful to the design-police for making me see the light!…
Seriously… How rude people are! I guess a simple " Oh, I really liked original #2! Where did you get it? I'd love to have it for my own home." would have done the trick.
Now, to my mind, design is somewhat art. Art is somewehat fuelled by creativity that is somewhat fuelled by our personnality and history. Who are we to judge that with such a peremptory tone?
Second, design is art, and the appreciation of a "creation" is only left to someone's subjectivity.
So, please , may our subjectivity get rid of words like "crime" and "shame" when we come accross someone's creation.
Art, design, creation, interpretation really doesn't need offensive and judgemental assertions.
When I saw the first dresser, I thought it was so beautiful how could you change it? But when I scrolled down I was blown away. Absolutely stunning. I would never have had the nerve to try that, but it came out so gorgeous! Congratulations!
when I saw the original dresser in #2 I was drooling and disappointed to see the handles removed. I love the original retro feel of it. that said, however I really love the after too. it is my personal favorite of all the "afters" and is definitely something I would purchase for my home… (if I didn't see the original). anyways, I admire your work and think you did a beautiful job!!
All three of these came out beautifully! Kudos!
I can understand the reaction to #2, I felt the same initially. As a fan of midcentury, I had the same initial, visceral reaction. The handles and the color of the wood scream midcentury. Nothing like this is ever available in my area and if I found it on craigslist or at a thrift store, I'd be doing a snoopy happy dance while yelling woo hoo. To those who don't share this midcentury love, when someone changes features that identify it as from that era, its as if someone took a vintage chanel jacket and cut it up until it was unrecognizable.
But after she explained further, I get it. I do think the white drawers and hardware go wonderfully with the midcentury lines/leg. It does look very refreshed and stands out. Great job.
Sorry, but the second one was better in the original way, anyway…But it´s your home and your dresser and your hapinnes and you decides your way, of course.
People who live and breathe design tend to have passionate feelings about it. This is a open forum for discussion; It's not necessary to rush to someone defense just because there are strong reactions to something posted here. As long as no one is personally attacking another there is no need to take offense!
What's irritating is when people don't seem to read before commenting. The second makeover is not an underappreciated mid-century treasure ruined by paint. It's a (relatively) cheaply made mass-produced piece in a mid-century style that has been greatly improved by a careful makeover.
Very nice! I love all but the second is my fav by far. Great job!
The second is my favorite as well. I love the clean lines and the pop of brightness that comes from the white drawer faces. It is ridiculous to say that all of your hard work has created anything less than a unique and fully functional piece of furniture that suits your personal taste (and mine). I did not at all enjoy the dresser prior to the work, although it has a particular design, I did not find the style of the handles, or the stain color to be particularly attractive. And as to the commenter that mentioned a "ruined $1500 piece", please, read the description before commenting.
By far, the second is my favorite transformation. The before version makes me think of the furniture of cheap hotel rooms in the 50's or 60's The after version reminds me of classic furniture from the early 70's. (Of course, that probably says more about my misspent youth than it says of the dresser :-) But I love it. It's cheery and tasteful. It would look fantastic in my home.
I love all those before & afters.
I like the first an third one here, but trop my tears for the lost handles of the second.
The original would have been beautiful with a bit of color, i guess.
Steph, girl your dresser looks dang awesome! Yes it was "classic" midcentury before and frankly I am over-saturated with the look. Your re-do captures the spirit of the era; clean, fresh and intriguing. If I saw this dresser and one looking like the before, cleaned up and sitting next to it, I'd choose yours. That's my opinion. But the opinion that matters most is yours, in this case! And since you love it then it works! And if only for being bold enough and talented enough to pull off such a fantastic re-do, I say "Brava"!
uuugh. what I wouldn't do to find a mid-century piece like the before #2 around here, especially at half the price of something from Ikea… cheap veneer or not. I'm all for transforming a cast off into something beautiful, but I guess what kills me (and it appears that I'm not the only one) is that I don't view the original as a cast off. The after is lovely, but I hate that such a classic piece of mid-century was lost in the process.
Number 2 wasn't good because I preferred the original wood look with those unique drawer pulls! Number 3 was exceptional and the most impressive change you made.
You took a simple pine dresser and made it into something wonderful. All three were done well but number 3 really took my breath away. Keep up the excellent work!


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Photographer Katherine M. Turczan, who teaches at Minneapolis College of Art and Design, was among 8 photographers picked for the prestigious award announced April 8. Known for her large-format portaits of people from Ukraine, her parents homeland, she has often focused on women and children whose vulnerability to the country's recent political and economic turmoil has made them especially sympathetic subjects.
Dancer and choreographer Ananya Chatterjea of Minneapolis is one of five winners in choreography. She heads the dance divison of the Department of theater Arts and Dance at the University of Minnesota and is founder of the Ananya Dance Theatre, a troupe composed of women of color who infuse their performances with social justice issues.
Minneapolis-born Duncan Hannah, a long-time resident of New York City, is among 20 winners in the fine arts category. Working in an illustrational style reminiscent of old-fashioned Dick and Jane primers, Hannah depicts suburban socialites and Anglophiliacs in scenes that merge the emotional cool of Alex Katz' portraits with the coy porn of Balthus.
Established in 1925, the Guggenheim Foundation presents about 220 cash awards annually, primarily to scholars and academics, in 78 fields ranging from fiction and poetry to economics, law, statistics and natural sciences. Winners in this series were picked from about 3000 applicants.


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Featuring the perfect dark-blue wash, these straight-leg jeans from J Jeans by Jasper Conran will provide an instant upgrade to your off-duty style. A classic pair, they'll look great with a shirt and blazer, and feature a classic button fly as well as five pockets. Also available in big and tall sizes.
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- Straight fit - Sits on the waist, straight through the legs, straight leg hem
- Button fly
- Dark wash
- 100% cotton
- Machine washable
- Model height is 191cm/6'3"
- Model waist size is 30"/78cm
- Model is wearing size 32R
- This garment has been dyed using authentic dye methods. Due to the nature of the process it is advisable to avoid contact with light coloured materials and upholstery. To help maintain the colour, please follow the care instructions inside the garment