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You don't have to repaint an entire piece of furniture to create a huge impact on the look; one of the most interesting recent trends in furniture painting DIY has been the contrasting or colorful outline. We grabbed nine examples of how folks took this idea and put their own spin on it. Perhaps you'll find inspiration for your own furniture re-do!
9 Important Design Truths Every Renter Should Remember
Renting can be a pleasure. No real home-owning responsibilities, you're free to put down temporary roots and not worry about the roof. Renting can also be a pain and source of frustration, though, when you don't have total control over the look of your space. When you can't paint the walls, knock down elements or do the kind of customizing you dream of. But a home that inspires, motivates, functions and looks like you is still within your temporary reach. These are nine design truths that every renter should remember when it comes to living in a space you don't own.
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Small Space Living: 5 Craft Storage Secrets for Small Homes
So you love to craft but don't think you have enough room in your home to store the necessary supplies? Even if you don't have an entire room dedicated to craft, it doesn't mean you can't make room for the hobbies and activities that bring you creative joy. These five secrets are some of our favorite ideas we've seen around the web on how to fit more craft into your home and life!
How to Do a Closet Inventory (And Why You Should)
Do you know what's in your closet? Like, way in there? Do you ever find two or three of the (nearly or exactly) same clothing items because you didn't realize you had already bought one? Do you not buy items you really like because you know you already have something — even though you don't really love it? A closet inventory is more than just a cleverly disguised way to declutter your closet (though it is that, too). It's a way to get a handle on your wardrobe so that future shopping and dressing is easier.
One Material, 13 Ideas: Functional & Stylish Metal Pipe DIY Projects
We're all about projects for home that look great that are made from affordable materials. Metal pipe is one of those materials that you can buy at a pretty good cost (depending on the type of metal) and with the right set of tools, transform into items for home that are stylish, functional and much more expensive looking than what you paid for. Here are 13 of our favorite pipe projects that will add some good-looking functionality to your space.


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It was a very special day for a dozen organizations in Polk County as they received grants from the United Way of Bradley County.
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Duke University geneticist Misha Angrist's genome is a public document, thanks to his participation in Harvard's Personal Genome Project. Angrist reflects on the medical and ethical implications of the project in his 2010 book, Here is a Human Being: At the Dawn of Personal Genomics.
In this podcast, he speaks with associate editor Cathy Clabby about his experience.
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Rivalries and alliances among female chimpanzees can be intense and sometimes shocking. Duke University evolutionary anthropologist Anne Pusey shares insights from long-term studies of chimpanzee behavior at Gombe National Park in Tanzania, where Jane Goodall began observing chimpanzees more than 50 years ago. (Feb. 23, 2011)
North Carolina State University entomologist Coby Schal discusses the return of bed bugs, why pesticides won't stop them and the best theories for why the tiny pests are spreading around the world. (Jan. 25, 2011)
North Carolina State University historian William Kimler charts the changing image of Charles Darwin through time—from dim but perseverant naturalist to revered founder of evolutionary theory. (October 19, 2010)
Phaedra Boinodiris, Serious Games program manager at IBM, explains how she designs computer games that teach students and trainees to solve complex problems in business management and city planning. (May 25, 2010)
James Evans, a clinical researcher in genetics at the University of North Carolina and a member of the U.S. Secretary of Health's advisory committee on Genetics, Health and Society, urges us to support genomics medicine research, but asks us to temper our enthusiasm until it becomes a proven tool. (April 20, 2010)
Geoffrey Ginsburg, director of the Center for Genomic Medicine at Duke University, presents advances and ongoing research in personalized medicine, from prescribing cancer drugs to predicting flu symptoms. (March 30, 2010)
Jeffrey Sonis, physician and public health research scientist at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, is developing ways to gauge how groups of people scarred by mass murder respond to revisiting a traumatic history. (February 18, 2010)
David Eggleston, director of the Center for Marine Science and Technology at North Carolina State University, discusses the challenges of conserving and restoring North Carolina coastal ecosystems, particularly oyster reefs. (January 26, 2010)
Craig McClain, assistant director of science at the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center, explores how the meager availability of food on the deep seafloor shapes the ecology and evolution of the animals that live there. (December 15, 2009)
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Apr 14, 2014 Congress is in the midst of a two-week recess.
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I found a liebherr 60" refrigerator on line. It may be perfect for my needs. But it looks like two 30" put together. does anyone know if they are actually two units which can be separated? I'm assuming there is only one electrical plug though.
2nd question, is it hard to get service for them? I currently have a Viking, which no one will service because they can't seem to get parts for it.
SBS32S1 is two 30" units with a side by side install kit.
2 plugs and 4 compressors.
I have several places here in Los Angeles to service Liebherr. I have not had to call yet. So no service that has required parts.
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Hiring an electrician to add an outlet a few feet from where one is already located is super cheap. And you don't really need a drywall guy to repair because it is hidden,anyone can just spackle on the repair.
When you are talking Liebherr fridge prices,does ~$75 in electrician labor cost really mean much?
I have had my Liebherr for about a year. 9 months of secondary fridge duty and about 3 months since built-in as my main fridge.
When I registered "Diego" or James was already taken and various forms of the name already taken.
Daddy is a Cajun. So "Deeageaux" it was.
It's recommended to have side-by-side installs on a split receptacle to avoid overloading a single circuit. Two compressors from two separate units trying to start at the same time could pop a 15 amp breaker.
Liebherr is the last name of the orginal founder: Hans Liebherr. Literally translated could mean 'Dear Sir' or 'Lovely Man'. The company is still 100% owned by the Liebherr family and produces over 2 million refrigeration products annually.


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No big surprise. Gotta protect the investing class and Wall Street at all costs. Meanwhile retirees have no place to earn anything their hard earned cash without taking on significant risk. How long can the fed prop up the phony market?
Why all the !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! little fella? Trying to compensate for something?
Because he is 69 years old and has never had one of his own. Now why is that? What kind of man never marries? Never fathers children? What kind of man I ask? Is he a priest? A monk? I don't think so. That leaves us with our final choice. A moe? Yes, we have a winner!
Yeah that bitty is one caring, compassionate, money where his mouth is humanitarian isn't he?
Go away troll. You know nothing.
All praise to the great Obama. Master Starbucks day trader. You know who improved this still pitiful economy? The Great Satan oil industry. Yes the increased use of the hated fracking technology on privately held land. Meanwhile National Debt accrued by your hero increases by an amount that is greater than that accrued by ALL previous presidents combined. Have you looked at the ticker this morning? Does Obama get a pass on that? A stock market fueled by printing money and zero % interest rates can't run forever. I think Mr. Greenspan once said something about Irrational exuberance. Some folks never learn.
Blowbama doesn't want to offend his Jihadi base. Probably thought the satirists had it coming.
Future president of what? The fake Indian society perhaps? After the disaster that is Barrack Obama, it will be a generation before we have another Marxist president.


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Unofficial arrangements making telework the new reality, bringing security questions to the forefront
Editor's Note: A version of this story was originally published in Government Computer News.
How many feds work from home or other remote locations?
The most honest answer is, no one knows for sure. The Office of Personnel Management reported recently that the number grew by more than 11,000 from 2008 to 2009, and that slightly more than 10 percent of eligible employees — or 5.72 percent of all federal employees — are teleworking.
These figures might not reflect the reality of government telework, however, according to both OPM and outside sources. In an Employee Viewpoint Survey conducted by OPM, 22 percent of federal employees reported they did some teleworking in 2009, many via unwritten, ad hoc arrangements.
Other studies suggest the numbers are even higher. A 2008 survey by the Telework Exchange reported that 42 percent of federal employees teleworked at least part of the time, and in a recent survey of federal workers by the Government Business Council for CDW Government, 89 percent of workers surveyed reported that they work outside the office, more than half of them at least weekly.
"However we feel about telework, people are working outside of the office," said Josh Sawislak, a senior fellow with the Telework Exchange. "That's the new reality."
Much of this telework is casual, with employees using personal laptops, smart phones and other personal devices to check work e-mail, work on documents and make work-related phone calls while out of the office. While that does mean efforts to encourage telework may be even more effective than the official numbers show, it also puts a greater burden on IT administrators to ensure connections and devices do not compromise data.
Is the technology in place to ensure that remote workers are working securely? "That's the question I wake up to at night," said Josh Radlein, an inside solutions architect at CDW-Government.
The technology to tighten remote-access security can be burdensome for employees. Eighty-six percent of the workers questioned in the Government Business Council survey said that security measures had prevented them from accessing information they needed while working remotely. Thwarted employees often find ways around security to do what they want, which can create additional threats no matter where they are working.
"Security is always a challenge, regardless of telework," said Cindy Auten, general manager of the Telework Exchange.
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There are no agreements, policies or procedures for telework by contractors. Neither the Feds nor Contract Management want to be responsible for anything. Just make the grunt do the work using their own computer, their own network connection, their own time. If something so wrong, well, the grunt wasn't approved for anything so it is all their fault.
"Much of this telework is casual, with employees using personal laptops, smart phones and other personal devices to check work e-mail, work on documents and make work-related phone calls while out of the office. While that does mean efforts to encourage telework may be even more effective than the official numbers show, it also puts a greater burden on IT administrators to ensure connections and devices do not compromise data." -- This last sentence is a false statement, and implies the existence of a false reality. There are no Federal system controls expressed in NIST 800-53 that depend upon the system that is _connecting_ to the government system. All the 800-53 controls apply to the destination system -- and rightly so. There is no possible means to ensure the security of the end user client system remotely. The cited statement above is pernicious in the extreme to a frank and honest discussion of securing government systems as it implies that a government IT service provider should move their focus off securing their service, and to a certain-to-be-incomplete attempt to constrain the clients. A service provider can configure and maintain their system appropriately, then manage authentication and connection protocols which are allowed to access the service, with appropriate service/session/log monitoring. There is nothing else, unless the service is willing to restrict itself to 1990's style single LAN desktop environments, disregarding broad government access, mobile devices or interfacing with the public. Few government service providers can be that insular in 2011.
You have to work outside of the office if you need to do any real 'Personal' Computer work other than paper pushing. PC's are locked down so much that they are, in most cases, nothing more than a smart terminal with local storage (and even the local storage is going away with the 'cloud' push). Granted, it is cheaper and easier to have a "one size fits all, no one gets anything" uniform setup from the view point of PC maintenance, but I wonder if anyone ever looked at the cost from the other end in lost and crippled productivity time? There are many simulation packages that I can not use because it takes too long and too many chains to get approved (if they even look at the forms), even though they are free. But they make our work much easier and faster, even if I go home and do the work for the next day. And since requirements vary, the need for the various programs is a moving target, not a computer controller's favorite subject.How do we get the data back and forth since thumb drives are banned? DVD, CD, all that 'old fashion, not needed anymore' technology. Even FTP sites are still working in some cases and are used to transfer data between companies, or home. Unfortunately, some things can not and should not be taken home, classified in my case, personal data in the case of the paper pushers who do not want to go to work.Is my customer happy? Yes. Is the Taxpayer well served? Yes. Illegal? Yes. Will true telework as Raidlein appears to envision it solve the problem? No.
The telework number of 89% is totally unrealistic and way too high. Was the survey done in one shop that promotes telework? Check the sources and don't use unrealistic fictional numbers to inflate a story's attempted point.
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Service will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Morgan Funeral Chapel for Ione Powell Huff, 92, Gadsden, who died Saturday, June 17, 2006. Bro. Bill Harbison will officiate. Burial in Crestwood Cemetery. Morgan Funeral Chapel & Crematory directing.
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Help with pickling Pepperoncini
I would like to make pickled Pepperoncini peppers that are like the ones that come from the Greek restaurants on salads. To me, they are not very tart, and quite salty. Just wondering if anyone knows how they are made/has a recipe for the brine (the technique is pretty basic pickled peppers, I'm sure).
I found a thread on here. While it looks promising, I think it might be too sweet, as I don't think the ones from the restaurants have any sugar in the brine.
I re-read the recipe in the thread. It only has a small amount of sugar, so probably will be fine. For some reason, the recipe says Tablespoon, and I was thinking CUP.
I will probably up the salt a bit, after tasting it, of course. I'm not a big salt person overall, but the peppers from the Greek restaurants here are probably as salty as your typical olive, and I like that flavor in contrast with the other components of the salad.
There are specific "Greek" varieties of the pepper usually used so I don't know if the results using other varieties would be the same or not. But they are a fermented pepper rather than a pickled pepper. Fermented whole and then sliced before serving.
Check out the article/recipe below for more info.
Here is a link that might be useful: Greek Pepperoncini
I pickled greek pepperoncini peppers a couple years ago, and just used the recipe for pickled hot peppers in the BBB. I liked how they tasted, but were a little limp. I didn't grow pepperoncinis this year, but I will next year, and will try adding some pickle crisp to the recipe, and maybe tuck a jalapeno or serrano in each jar - to spice them up a bit.
Hope that helps
Thanks to all of you for answering me.
I did grow actual Greek Pepperoncinis this year, and they are loaded with peppers. A lot of them are red or partially red, but that's ok, they'll look pretty.
Dave, the link to the fermented ones is really interesting, but I don't think I'm brave enough to try that. It does make sense, though, as I said, the ones from restaurants are quite salty and not very sour. I have made sauerkraut, but that is the only fermented thing I've made. Someday, when I have more time, I'll give it a whirl.
For now, I'm just going to stick with the pickled pepper recipe you posted in the thread last year, and see how I like that.
I just pickled 13 half pints of banana pepper rings this morning. I used the recipe from the Ball Complete book.
6 c. white vinegar
2 c. water
3 garlic cloves
Brought to a boil and simmered 10 minutes. Discard garlic.
Peppers packed in jars, pour hot brine over and BWB for 10 minutes. Recipe is for pints, but processing is the same for half pints.
I added just a touch of salt and sugar to the brine.
I also added a pinch of dill seed and 1/4 tsp. of Pickle Crisp to each jar.
Hope they're good!
My last batch was too sweet and too soft. And of course I can't find the recipe I used.
I only added about 2 tsp. of sugar to the entire batch of brine this time.
So, where's a good source for true Greek Pepperoncini seeds?
The sweet banana peppers were a last ditch effort to grow something similiar because I couldn't find them.
Has anyone had any luck canning pepperoncini? I just read the article Dave posted and am going to buy Greek pepperoncini seeds but am not sure I want to do the fermenting process. Any other ideas?
Sure. Lots of discussions here about various ways to make them, or something like them. Since the true ones are fermented and you don't want to ferment them for some reason then pickling is the only other method available. They won't be the same but are still good - just different.
NCHFP provides the instructions for pickling and canning peppers of all kinds and there are instructions in both the Ball books and Joy of Pickling
The primary concern with pickling as opposed to fermenting is they aren't as crisp so then you use Pickle Crisp to eliminate that problem.
Here is a link that might be useful: NCHFP - Pickling Peppers - hot, rings, mixed, etc.


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