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Love wall color/lettering
Grey Bedrooms, Colors Combos, Bedrooms Colors, Yellow Bedrooms, Colors Schemes, Master Bedrooms, Guest Rooms, Pillows, Bedrooms Ideas
Pillows. Color combo
Master bedroom ideas. I will have these pillows. LOVE THEM ALL
Yellow & grey bedroom - yellow pillows
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This would be great for a master bedroom, or guest room, I love that the pillows have the tiniest bit of purple
Master bedroom color scheme
Design Guild, Big Girl Bedrooms, Designers Guild, Pink Wall, Pillows, Girls Rooms, Floral Headboards, Big Girls Bedrooms, Trellis Pattern
black and white pillows big girl bedroom by MFAMB, Designer Guild floral headboard, black/white trellis pattern, green velvet bolster, vintage wood dresser, pink walls
big girl bedroom by MFAMB, Designer Guild floral headboard, black/white trellis pattern, green velvet bolster, vintage wood dresser, pink walls, great teen girl room?
bedtime. story.
Decor Ideas, Headboards, Feathers Decor, Bedrooms Design, Black And White, Black White, Merry Mishap, Bedrooms Ideas, White Bedrooms Decor
Bedroom inspiration. #black #white
#Bedroom Design, Furniture and Decorating Ideas http://home-furniture.net/bedroom
Feather Headboard. Black and white bedroom decor.
Feather decoration
Black and white bedroom design
Via A Merry Mishap | Feather Wall | Bedroom | Kartel Componibili | Black and White
Dreamy White, Beds Skirts, Shabby Chic, White Beds, White Bedrooms, Pine Cones Hill, Beds Linens, Guest Rooms, Bedrooms Ideas
Pine Cone Hill - Ruffles! Cottage shabby chic. So me.
white bed skirt.
Dreamy white bedding.
"Savannah" Bed Linens by Pine Cone Hill at Horchow. For the guest room!(:
dreamy! White bedroom
Pine Cone Hill "Savannah" Bed Linens. love this all white bedding!
Baskets in the closet for scarves, accesories, etc.
Good Ideas, Closet Doors, Closets, Closet Organizations, Master Closet, Scarves, Wire Baskets, Accessories, While
Baskets on back of closet door for scarves, accessories, etc NEVER THOUGHT OF THIS.. i have a plethora of wire baskets.
Baskets on back of closet door for scarves, accesories, etc. No more stray accessories flying out of the closet! #organization
baskets on back of closet door for scarves, accessories... Good idea!
Baskets on back of closet door for scarves, accessories, etc. master closet
How to utilize old windows!
Window Lov, Decor Ideas, Window Ideas, Headboards, Oldwindow, Old Windows, Window Panes, Shutters, Window Frames
cute ways to use old windows. kinda like the last one, use my shutters and put pictures in the window panes
All kinds of DIY project ideas to upcycle and reuse old windows. #OldWindow Uses!
Awesome decorating ideas with old window frames
Repurpose Ideas with old windows! I really like the photograph window idea & really like to do the last image with the red shutters - brilliant!
love the picture and the window with the shutters headboard.
love the words in frames
Guestroom, Wall Colors, Wall Decor, Decor Ideas, Guest Bedrooms, Guest Rooms, Pictures Frames, Bedrooms Ideas, Girls Rooms
Wall decor ideas for guest bedroom
Old frames with words in the center for wall decor. Would like this wall color in my guest room.
Picture frames around words on the wall. Guest bedroom ideas
Guest bedroom idea. Love the wall decor.
picture frames around words on the wall. pretty cute.= Perfect for my guestroom!
I'd love to do the words and frames in a little girl's room or a guest room.
Headboard DIY
Decor Ideas, Guest Bedrooms, Headboards Ideas, Color, Head Boards, Diy Headboards, Upholstered Headboards, Homemade Headboards, Fabrics Headboards
Colorful Homemade Headboard to dress up a neutral wall
DIY your very own upholstered headboard. It's a quick way to make a statement in a sometimes-forgotten guest bedroom. Love the exotic bright colors
diy headboard - maybe not these colors....
Love the colors of the head board would be very pretty as a bedspread
Love the fabric headboard. color color color. for my miss Azia
diy headboard idea
Cute decorative idea
Beds Rooms, Bedrooms Design, Black And White, Cool Beds, Design Bedrooms, Black White, White Bedrooms, Bedside Tables, Bedrooms Decor
Frames, bedside table, cool bed covers
Black White Bedroom
Black and white bedroom with many textures.
Beds Rooms, Bedrooms Design, Black And White, Cool Beds, Design Bedrooms, Black White, White Bedrooms, Bedside Tables, Bedrooms Decor
Frames, bedside table, cool bed covers
Black White Bedroom
Black and white bedroom with many textures.
I may do this with one of my 200 bedrooms in my future dream house... :)
Love the yellow wall and the ruffled bed spread
love the wall art and bed spread
My dream bedroom!
Love the wall decoration... looks kind of like Blake Lively's room on Gossip Girl
bedroom ideas. I want that bed spread.
Pretty #bedroom design #Bed Room #bedroom decor| http://bedroomluigi.blogspot.com
Wall Art, Dreams Bedrooms, Wall Decor, Dreams Houses, Yellow Wall, Bedrooms Design, Beds Spreads, Bedrooms Ideas, Gossip Girls
Decor, Projects, Headboards Ideas, Head Boards, Diy Headboards, Rustic Headboards, Guest Rooms, Pallets Headboards, Crafts
easy rustic headboard idea!
DIY Tutorial: DIY Headboard / DIY Pallet Headboard - Bead&Cord I think that this would be fun to make with @Leslie Lippi Lippi Riemen Eberhardy! I absolutely LOVE THIS HEAD BOARD! JW
Homemade Projects Using Recycled Materials | DIY Headboard Ideas Using Recycled Materials - Articles :: Networx
Yet another beautiful example of a DIY wood pallet headboard / #crafts #diy #home #reno #decorating #ideas
Guest Room! DIY Tutorial: DIY Headboard / DIY Pallet Headboard - Bead&Cord I think that this would be fun to make with @Leslie Lippi Lippi Lippi Lippi Lippi Riemen Eberhardy
Like the wall color
Wall Colors, Decor Ideas, Master Bedrooms, Corner Shelves, Bedrooms Decor, Dark Colors, Bedrooms Ideas, Dark Wall, Accent Wall
Bedroom ideas Master bedroom- dark accent wall Home Decor
Master bedroom decorating ideas
45 Beautiful and Elegant Bedroom Decorating Ideas- love the corner shelves
Ideas for Bedroom Decor: bedroom decorating ideas - dark color accent wall
Ideas for Bedroom Decor: bedroom decorating ideas// I love dark wall colors!
DIY Jewelry Wall...under 10 bucks!
Organizations Jewelry, Jewelry Storage, Organizations Ideas, Bracelets, Earrings Holders, Diy Jewelry Holders, Necklaces, Jewelry Wall, Jewelry Organizations
Jewelry Organization Idea #Organize #Jewelry
Necklace & Bracelet Holder-- made a similar earring holder but using this for bracelet inspiration
DIY Jewelry Wall...under 10 bucks! #DIY #organize #jewelry #DIY #organize #necklace #necklaces #DIY #organize #bracelets #DIY #organize #earrings #DIY #organize #rings #organize #accessories
21 Useful DIY Jewelry Holders Necklace earrings bangle bracelets organization On up-cycled items; picture frames screen dowels
DIY jewelry wall, This Is a Must! - Chicken wire in a frame for earrings. Painted dowel rod with hooks on the wall for hanging necklaces & bracelets. Simple construction, cheap project & beautiful display. Love it! (I could probably find my earrings with this set up.)
DIY jewelry storage organization- earrings, necklaces, bracelets, rings, etc.
jewelry organization; I would you shorter bars for the necklaces and bracelets. It would be easier for getting to them. Otherwise awesome!
Decor, Yellow Bed, Color, Girls Bedrooms, Big Girls Rooms, Little Girls Rooms, Rooms Ideas, Girl Rooms, Kids Rooms
Little Girls Room - fun colors and wall decor
color combo - yellow bed! Little Girls Room
Fun, eclectic, colorful little girl's room idea.
Kids room decor. Love the colors and the ruffle bedspread.
So cute girl's bedroom. I really like the mix of color and frames in the wall art. Whimsical-maybe Henlee's big girl room
The Lord, Lights Switched Covers, Switched Plates, Youth Room, Around The House, Kids Room, Scriptures Verses, Cool Ideas, Bible Verses
You are my lamp, O Lord, The Lord turns my darkness into light (light switch plate) - 2 Samuel
You are my lamp, O Lord; The Lord turns my darkness into light. Perfect for the Youth room!
great idea to have Scripture verses around the house*** O LORD, you are my lamp. The LORD turns my darkness into light. 2 Samuel 22:29
personalize light switch cover with bible verse, easy to replace
Love this for a kids room!
cool idea! I love to place scripture around the house as reminders!
corner dress rail - excellent for planning outfits for the week.
Wasting Corner, Good Ideas, Day Outfits, Plans Outfits What, Corner Shelves, Closets Spaces, Laundry Room, Corner Spaces, Corner Rods
Do this is laundry room! next little project. Good idea! Corner rod for planning outfits/what to wear the next day. Super duper clever for those wasteful corner spaces! You could put a corner shelf above and plan your shoes and jewelry too!!
Corner rod for planning outfits, what to wear the next day, packing, etc.. Super clever for those wasteful corner spaces! You could put a corner shelf above and plan your shoes and jewelry too!
corner rod for next day outfits and to use wasted corner space!
Add a corner rod for planning outfits or what to wear the next day. Clever for those wasted corner spaces. Also good idea to create a "closet" space in a guest room.
Corner rod for planning outfits/what to wear the next day. Add a few corner shelves for coordinating accessories.
vintage chic curtains
Rag Curtains, Closet Doors, Fabrics Scrap, Photo Booths, Scrap Fabric, Fabrics Strips, Shower Curtains, Diy Curtains, Girls Rooms
Fabric strips curtain or shower curtain for little girls rooms.
scrap fabric strip shower curtain or closet covering - just tie them to a stick
DIY curtains, knotting strips of fabric - would also make a cute shower curtain.
Rag curtains... I'm thinking clean, thrifted sheets and a shower curtain rod for the space between my living and dining!
fabric strips closet door/ curtain
fabric scrap curtain/background for photo booth!
bedroom decorating ideas
Wall Art, Wall Decor, Frames, Bedroom Decorating Ideas, Master Bedrooms, Colors Schemes, House, Bedrooms Decor Ideas, Bedrooms Wall
Bedroom Wall Art - love the framed love ;)
bedroom decorating ideas. love the "love" in a frame.
Bedroom Decorating Ideas w/where she got the wall decor
Bedroom Decorating Ideas love the color scheme
Master Bedroom Decorating Ideas
5.00 Walmart mirror, hobby lobby flowers and hot glue!.. cute ideas
Hobbies Lobbies, Diy Crafts, Cute Ideas, Glue Flowers, Lobbies Flowers, Fake Flowers, Hot Glue Guns, Girls Rooms, Full Length Mirror
5.00 walmart mirror, hobby lobby flowers and hot glue gun! such a cute idea!!
Not sure that I'd use the fake flowers but it's till a really simple project! Walmart mirror, hobby lobby flowers and hot glue. mirrors are $5!
$5 mirror from WalMart, flowers from Hobby Lobby, and a hot glue gun. - Need to do this...There is no full length mirror in the house, so I end up stading on my bed to see in the dresser mirror...such a cute idea!
5.00 walmart mirror, hobby lobby flowers and hot glue. with different flowers, cute idea for a little girls room.
$5 mirror from WalMart, flowers from Hobby Lobby, and a hot glue gun. So cute - Click image to find more DIY Crafts Pinterest pins...nanas room
Hot glue flowers to a cheap full length mirror.- or smaller mirror. Would be cute in a little girls room or bathroom
Mod podge your ceiling fan with scrapbook paper! So fun for a kid's room! This is such a cute and cheap idea! .
Modg Podge, Idea, Ceiling Fans, Mod Podge, Fans Blade, Scrapbook Paper, Girls Rooms, Kids Rooms, Ceilings Fans
Mod podge your ceiling fan with scrapbook paper! So fun for a kid's room! This is such a cute and cheap idea! . I love modge podge!
Mod podge your ceiling fan with scrapbook paper! So fun for a kid's room! This is such a cute and cheap idea! *** Love this *** or paint/modpodge images on fan blades to match kids room
Mod podge your ceiling fan with scrapbook paper! So fun for a kid's room! This is such a cute and cheap idea! . I am going to do this in the girls room!!!!
wall quote
Remember This, Thinking Positive, Wakeup, Wall Quotes, Wake Up, Positive Thoughts, Inspiration Quotes, Bedrooms Wall, Positive Attitude
i need this over my bed so i wake up and remember this every day
Maybe not this particular one (a little too Disney for me) but I should really have something positive on the bedroom wall for when I wake up... I might not need coffee in the morning then.
I love quotes. When I saw this quote I just thought it was stated great because if you wake up and think positive then your days going to be wonderful.
Bedroom wall quote!
Waking up to a positive thought.
Wake up every morning with a positive attitude | Look around!
Wake up every morning with the thought that something Wonderful is about to happen. (inspirational quote at snack buffet)
wakeup wonderful
Wood Letters, Gift Ideas, Cute Ideas, Girls Room, Kid Rooms, Bedrooms Doors, Baby Room, Wooden Letters, Babies Rooms
cute letter/name. Cute gift idea or for my kids rooms.
Cute idea for kids bedroom door (using modge podge / craft paper / wood letter / printed letters / ribbon
Cute Idea for the Bedroom Door of Kids rooms.
Cute idea for babies room
COULD PAINT SOLID AND THEN USE THOSE FUN COLORFUL 3D LETTERS FROM HOBBY LOBBY A cute idea to make for a little girls room
wooden letter with name- baby room?
Wall Colors, Idea, White Lights, Fairies Lights, Christmas Lights, String Lights, Trees Branches, Beds Frames, Canopies Beds
Tree branch bed frame with string lights. Love!
There is something magical about Christmas white lights --- 66 Inspiring ideas for Christmas lights in the bedroom
Love the wall color and a great idea for a canopy bed
Make a christmas light canopy bed frame.. hmmm... kinda like it though.
Tree branch canopy bed with fairy lights
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@PaulBiancardi @RecruitingESPN #askcoachb what are the chances that duke adds myles turner?
— Aaron (@Fub11) December 24, 2013
A lot has been said and written about Myles Turner and Duke. I spoke with Turner after his game on ESPNU where Turner went for 29 points, 15 rebounds and 9 blocks as Trinity (Texas) beat Homeschool Christian (Texas), 57-53.
After the game, he mentioned that he was still very high on Duke.
His list of schools hasn't changed: Arizona, Duke, Kansas, Kentucky, Ohio State, Oklahoma State and Texas. He is also speaking with Texas A&M and was recently seen attending the Michigan State at Texas game, which was considered an unofficial visit.
The key for Duke is that it first must get a commitment for an official visit from Turner to be seriously considered when decision time comes.
All the schools on his list have done in-home visits and he has taken already an official visit to Ohio State.
He had official visits planned to Kansas and Oklahoma State but had to cancel the Kansas visit due to USA Basketball camp and Oklahoma State because of bad weather. It's likely he will make his decision sometime after his season.
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SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA—South Korean soldiers on Monday shot and killed a man they believed was trying to cross into North Korea at the heavily armed border, officials said.
Some details were unclear, but officials at South Korea's Defence Ministry said a man dressed in civilian clothes ignored guards' warnings to return to the South and was shot after he jumped into the Imjin River, which runs through the border. The incident occurred near the western portion of the border in Paju, north of Seoul.
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Will our size and ability at wide receiver help open things up inside for the run game?
I'll answer my own question, If our WR play up to their potential, yes it will.
If you can't run between...
If you can't do A and B, C and D won't work very well. If you do A and b really well, C and D will start to work a lot more effectively.
What is this VEISHEA you speak of?
Mine: 2000 or 2000-2002
Iowa State football going 9-3, followed by 2 very promising years and several wins as a ranked team.
Rams win the Super Bowl and go back in 2001.
I didn't really...
What was your favorite year (or few years) for sports for the teams you follow?
From 2011 to 2013 TCU kicked A LOT of guys off their team. Could be part of the reason they were down in 2013, and maybe part of the reason they were so much improved.
Well, we've had a lot of...
I actually believe we'll develop a bit of a home winning streak this year. We can blame it on the new stadium.
I'll say.. 3-0
It's a great way to build a program. Everyone thinks Snyder is some wizard and he's not. He's just a smart guy and a great coach. In a league where everyone tries to be cute, Bill takes 3 star white...
I think it'd be cool to have a stretch of ribbon board above the windows in the club section. (If there was room)
I suppose it might look tacky from certain angles. Then again, it might look tacky...
We have yet to create a mismatch with the caliber of recruits available to us. We never have the speed to outrun the DBs from Texas/Oklahoma schools.
Kansas State figured this out 25 years ago
Is this sort of like cyclone fan suicide? High alert should we lose to UNI
When I was a kid, 1998 I believe. One night it rained as hard as I'd ever seen it rain. Our whole property was under 1 to 3 or 4 feet of water. That record rainfall held true in my memory until I...
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As a whole or just 2004 2005
Lol You're a funny guy!
It's a little different when your coach showed up on campus two months ago. And please tell me how I should feel about our LB depth. There's nothing to "get". Our depth is...
Offering scholarships a week before camp starts...Didn't we know we would be thin 6 to 10 months ago?
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When Lou Holtz took over at South Carolina they went 0-11 his first year.
They made a bunch of adjustments and went all the way to an 8-4 finish and a top 15 national ranking the very next year. ...
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Originally based on the Warcraft 3 custom map Defense of the Ancients, Heroes of Newerth has its ties divided between its map predecessor, and S2 Games' previous series of games called Savage who's universe Heroes of Newerth is set in. Extremely competitive and community oriented, Heroes of Newerth provides a refined and polished experience destined to keep players entertained for many a sleepless nights. With a great diversity of characters spread over two factions (Legion & Hellbourne) and three categories (Strength, Agility & Intelligence), many of which require different play styles and skill sets, this is a game that ultimately rewards a player's mastery over his character, and his capacity to use this character in conjunction with his team mates'. If you enjoy a bit of challenge, you should not miss this one.
- Status: Released
- Release Date: May 12, 2010
- Business Model: Free to Play
- Developer: S2 Games
- Publisher: S2 Games
- Category: Stand-alone
- Genre(s): 3D, MOBA, Fantasy
- Platforms: PC
Editor's Score: 3/5
- Pros:
- +Thrilling team-oriented, skill-based gameplay.
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Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Back From My Vacation Week
I'm back guys! Greetings from the warm and really sticky N.Y.C area :(. I was away on vacation for the week. I spent the week with my sister and dad mostly. I have to say I had an amazing time. Every day I went out. We did something different. My dad lives in New Jersey and it's pleasant to spend time with him and get out to the beautiful area he lives in. I was able to see my cousin play in a local bar in Redbank N.J which was so much fun. He's an extremely talented drummer. Pretty much his whole life. He has played in many bands in N.J that were/are popular. I shopped way to much with my dad and sister. Including a big haul from Ikea. I got a manicure/pedicure with my mom. Went out to eat almost every night. Saw the new movie southpaw (which was amazing). It really was just what I needed.
Getting home and back on track is always tough/good at the same time. I will instantly miss my sister. She is my best friend and there is never enough time to spend with her. In the same time I know I have to get back to being an adult. Life. Responsibilities and routine. I also miss my husband terribly when we are apart past two days. I know I am a cornball lol. Yesterday I went crazy. Instead of taking a day to rest I put away all the Ikea items. Then took it upon myself to put up one of the three shelves I have to put up. I have been wanting to put shelves up for years. We have a lot of wall space for a small apartment. I felt that we weren't utilizing the wall space enough. Shelves are a great way to add visual interest to your room as well as for storage. I was lucky enough that the shelf didn't give me a hard time. It really was only two molly's and two screws. Then it was up. I re-arranged the style a bunch of times before I liked what I put up.
I love the white shelf up against the gold cart. It's exactly what I was going for. It also helps get some items out of my cabinets too. Which is a plus.
The other items that were new are in this picture are of my bedroom. As you know I have repainted the wall in the bedroom and the kitchen the same new aqua color. I felt then that I needed a new bed set. My dad was kind enough to take me to Ikea which is the best in my opinion for bedding. They have every color and style option you can think of. No matter if you are traditional or modern. I was originally going for a striped design duvet for the bedroom with beige and aqua. I decided against it after looking at the duvet more closely. I wanted something sophisticated, more grown up and romantic. The stripes to me were a little "beachy" and young. I also purchased a new light throw for the summer as well as two beautiful throw pillows. I have to say I honestly love love love it! I even put a brown curtain I had over my window to block out the street lights from my building. Now it is cozy. Calming. Stylish. Soothing. Quiet. I have fallen asleep like a baby the past two nights I have been home. I never was a brown girl. I usually go for bold colors. But with the contrasting aqua I feel it is a nice balance of a pop of color on the wall without being to bright for a bedroom.
All the items I have in my bedroom are from: Ikea, Bobsfurniture (bed), Marshalls, and homegoods.
Do you guys like the new re-do? Did you miss me :) ? I have to say I am utterly proud of all the apartment projects I have been getting done. I'd like to do one or two more so I will be good by September. Then it's my favorite time of year from September-January!! Can't wait.
Signing off a very "proud and happy" Coffee Diva
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
My Weekend Bedroom Re-do
Happy Tuesday my lovers. It is hot,humid,sticky and down right uncomfortable today. Raining on and off all afternoon so far.Yuck!
I had a big weekend (again). It was really busy and tiring. Totally worth it.
When me and Anthony first moved in here there were boring beige drab walls. We always tried our best to make the apartment look great. We have painted many times! I was really into gray and black for years. The gray color I did in the kitchen and the one wall in the bedroom came out nice. Looked good for that color scheme. However over the years the problem was the lighting issue. In this apartment, the only ceiling lighting is in the kitchen and hallways. This is one of the many reasons I buy 400 lamps lol. Anyways the color over the years started looking dreary to me. It didn't really fit my personality. The gray itself was actually darker than I had even wanted it to. That was another issue. I wanted a change. Me and Anthony also had a rough time last year. I had been wanting a fresh start since September. I also wanted to do all these home projects so by next September and the holidays it's nice and renewed. Stylish. Cozy and chic.
I truly feel that every few years we change. Physically. Emotionally. So of course our styles will change. I love ALL colors. For me it has always been hard to decorate. I can honestly love any color. Other than one or two.
The past year I have went completely opposite. Instead of silver, black, and gray. I love white, aquamarine, and gold. (side note aquamarine is my birth stone. I always have loved aquas and teals. Blues. They speak to my soul. I always reach for them before any other color). It was only fitting eventually i'd get into them. Gold has been so hot the past year or two. I've been a bit later to the boom. But I go with what I love. Not always what's "in" right now.
I find that gold is an eternally chic color like gray or black. It will never go out of style.
I have been trying to switch into my "true" style now for the apartment. Every year I find I become a better decorator. I am very proud of myself. Over the weekend I chose to do the bedroom wall. All by myself! No help from hubby :(. I finally decided on a color. My husband actually liked as well. It was Tahititan Breeze from Behr. I wanted something to brighten up the room. But be somewhere in the blue family that was calming and soothing for night time.
I lined out paper on the floor. I cleaned the walls. Cut the corners. Stood on a little stool as my legs and arms shaked. The sweat dripped down every crack. But I rolled it out as music on pandora played in the background. The blood sweat and tears were all worth it. I did the best job I ever did painting. I guess after 8 years of doing this you get the hang of it lol. (Mind you that day I hadn't slept literally in a week. I was on a bad streak for some reason. To say I was exhausted is beyond an understatement. I wasn't even sure anything would come out decent because of my state of mind. I really took my time. As I said the payoff was immense).
I still want to get a nice bedding set I saw at Ikea but that will have to wait. This week is too busy to go. I did however another DIY project. I used this gold spray paint from Rustoleum. Pure gold shade. I painting the bedroom night stands. I thought the gold would go amazing with the new color. I love it. I'm so inspired!
I even did my coffee cart that my mom bought me years ago with the gold color. I will be uploading more pics later.
I will also be using that same color to paint my kitchen as I did with the gray. Hopefully tomorrow or Thursday if it stops raining. Can't wait. I think it's going to look amazing. I hope I do as good a job as the bedroom :)
Do you guys love the colors? The tables? Do you love to DIY?
Signing off a "Painted" Coffee Diva
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Emergenzzz Review Smiley360
It's Tuesday Ya'll! Time for some new posts and reviews to get your day started. Seems like summer finally turned the hot switch on. It has been humid the past week or two here in N.Y.C with tons of rain. Fun right? This weather drives my sinuses and allergies nuts. Currently sipping on Folger's Black Silk coffee (in K-cup form of course). I find it to be such a good dark roast coffee.
I am a smiley360 member and I received a new campaign for free from Emergenzzz. It is a packet filled with vitamins and minerals as well as melatonin to help you fall asleep naturally. Without any side effects. Or grogginess in the morning.
I tried them twice so far. For me it didn't do anything to be honest. It relaxes you a bit. But, I take 10mg of melatonin regularly. The packet only contains 3mg. For me it just wasn't enough. The flavor I wasn't a fan of either. The berry was worst than the citrus flavor. The positive of these packets is you get your daily dose of vitamins. They are packed with Vitamin C and Zinc. A lot of times we forget to take our vitamins during the day time. These are a great way to go to sleep and wake up feeling great. I would take them if I received for free or with a discount. I would recommend you guys to try because of the health factor. They might put you to sleep just because it didn't help me. Click on the link above to get your free sample and let me know how it worked :)
Signing off a "Sleepy" Coffee Diva
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Happy July With Sodastream
Happy first day of July all! It's that time of year where we are halfway into the summer. BBQ's and pool party's are starting to pick up. Kids are on vacation. The weather is warm. Except for N.Y. N.Y.C seems to be extremely moody lately and only wants to rain. I love the rain but even I'm like come on now. My allergies have been acting up. Rainy days mean sinus headaches and sneezing :(. I am off to a busy start today. I got up and made banana/bluebery/protein pancakes for breakfast with pumpkin spice coffee for me and the hubby. Then I made the bed, and immediately started cleaning. I vacuumed the floors. I am on a mop binge lol. My steam mop died a few months back and I'm embarrassed to admit I haven't mopped since then. I have vacumed the floors at least. Problem is I really hate old school mops. I had to break down and buy one. I can't have anything not clean in my apartment. I'm a bit OCD. Especially that I am working from home now. I get even more obsessed. The house is spotless. Everything is compulsively organized lol. It makes me feel great. I already did one coat in the kitchen, hallway, and bathroom. I'll probably go over a few times since it's been a while. I'm also cleaning the trim of the walls. I usually always use white trim to make the paint color pop. After a while the white gets dingy and doesn't "pop" as much. I figured mine as well I'm already doing the floor.
I purchased a SodaStream about two years ago. Unfortunately it broke one day it was windy in the kitchen and I didn't have a chance to do a review. Or really use it that long. The time I did have it I really loved it. To me it saves money and is healthier. I love the flavored water. Or just using sparkling water with fresh fruit. There also are tons of diet options and healthier natural sodas as an alternative to regular. Less calories half the sugar. My husband surprised me with a new one last Friday. I was so happy. I went with the white one to match my kitchen. It doesn't plug in so you can keep it out whenever you want. Doesn't take up much space. They also have mixed drinks now that you can make with the Sodastream. Cosmopolitan and Pina Colada mixers. I haven't tried yet but I love that idea! I purchased mine at Bedbathandbeyond. They had the cheapest price. With the coupons it was only $60. It came with a full size Co2 cartridge.
Well I will be doing my cleaning for the next hour. Have to fit in a work out after. More emails and work. Organizing with my calendar for the month ahead. Food shopping later tonight. It will be a busy one. I hope you all have a great month!
Do you guys have a Sodastream? Do you like it? Do you want to purchase one?
Signing off a "Sparkly" Coffee Diva
Monday, June 29, 2015
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Father's Day Florals
It's Tuesday. The weeks seem to be going by at super speed. Before we know it, it will be September. I know crazy right? Well I want to wish everyone a belated Happy Father's Day. I went to Queens to spend father's day with my in laws. It was very nice. We always have so much fun. I love them. Usually I would just be home by myself while Anthony works. It's been nice he's had off on the weekends as well as our new car to get us around. I am very thankful everyday for all we have. Not one day goes by I don't think of that.
It was very hot so the day called for a comfortable outfit. I like something that I can wear in the summer that is cool but chic. I have shorts and bermuda's but sometimes I Feel they are too "casual". I just happened to find these floral pants as I was cruising the clearance section in Target. I honestly didn't know if they would look good on my body. Normally I am not a florals person either. I have been coming around to the trend. I've seen them on girls and they looked cute. Although I am clearly not a skinny size 4. To my surprise they looked amazing. They made my legs look skinny and long. They were even lighter than wearing shorts. They look trendy. The best part, they are $7.49 on clearance from $25. I am definitely going back tomorrow or Thursday to pick up more. They had in other styles and colors. My best tip when shopping at Target is SIZE UP. Even my mom who is about a size or two skinnier than me has to size up. I don't know why but all of their stuff is so small. I guess because it's cheap. I don't care. I always believe in wearing the proper size or else you will look bigger. I see so many girls smaller than me, stuffing themselves into a size they were when they were 11 years old.. and looking twice my size! No one looks at your tag. Buy what fits. You will look thinner. You will feel more comfortable. Plus who cares? We all grow up. Love the size you've become. Wearing something too tight won't make you feel better anyway.
So that's my rant on pants sizing lol. It's extremely hot and humid today. I pulled my hamstring really bad yesterday so I am scared to work out. At least for today. Most of the pain went away but I figured I would take it easy. At least for one day right lol.
Do you guys shop at Target? Do you agree their stuff runs small? Clearance shopper? Do tell!
Signing off a "Flowery" Coffee Diva ;)
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Through the Night Episodes Episode guide
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra under Riccardo Chailly
With Catriona Young. Includes the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra under Riccardo Chailly.
Proms 2014: Ravel, Szymanowski, Rimsky-Korsakov
Catriona Young presents Ravel, Szymanowski and Rimsky-Korsakov from the 2014 Proms.
Ingrid Fliter in Schumann's Piano Concerto
Including Ingrid Fliter in Schumann's Piano Concerto with the Norwegian Radio Orchestra.
Purcell's The Fairy Queen
Catriona Young presents performances of Rameau's Pygmalion and Purcell's The Fairy Queen.
Mozart and Kozeluch
Catriona Young presents a concert of Mozart and his Czech contemporary Leopold Kozeluch.
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The Swedish Radio Chorus sing works by Eric Whitacre, John Tavener and Jan Sandstrom.
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Music from the Caioni Codex
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Britten, Strauss, Mozart and Schubert
Catriona Young presents a programme of music by Britten, Strauss, Mozart and Schubert.
Nelson Goerner: Piano Recital
Catriona Young's selection includes a recital of Chopin, featuring pianist Nelson Goerner.
Rossini's La donna del lago
From Covent Garden, Rossini's La donna del lago, with Joyce DiDonato and Juan Diego Florez
Royal Concertgebouw Archives
Archive recordings by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra under conductor Riccardo Chailly.
Penderecki Celebrations
Includes Credo and Te Deum from Penderecki's 80th birthday celebrations in 2013.
Proms 2014: National Youth Orchestra
From Proms 2014: The NYO and Edward Gardner perform Stravinsky, Prokofiev and Lutoslawski.
Prokofiev's Cello Symphony
Prokofiev's Cello Symphony and Dvorak's Sixth Symphony with the Polish National Radio SO.
Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra
The Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra performs works by Brahms, Faure and Debussy.
Chamber music by Schumann and Mendelssohn
John Shea presents Schumann's String Quartets, Op 41 Nos 1 and 3, and Mendelssohn's Octet.
Act 2 of Wagner's Tristan und Isolde
With John Shea. Including Act 2 of Wagner's Tristan und Isolde in a concert performance.
Proms 2014: Royal String Quartet and Louis Schwizgebel
From Proms 2014: the Royal String Quartet and pianist Louis Schwizgebel.
Celebrating Simon Rattle - Bach: St Matthew Passion
From Proms 2014: the Berlin Philharmonic under Simon Rattle in Bach's St Matthew Passion.
Mozart's Requiem
With the Sao Paulo Symphony Orchestra in Mendelssohn's Symphony No 1 and Mozart's Requiem.
Inspired by Turkey
The Istanbul Oriental Ensemble and the Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana in concert.
Rachmaninov and Glazunov
John Shea presents a concert by the French National Orchestra under Vassily Sinaisky.
Antonio Meneses and Maria Joao Pires
John Shea presents a recital given by cellist Antonio Meneses and pianist Maria Joao Pires
Proms 2012: Vienna Philharmonic and Bernard Haitink
John Shea presents the Vienna Philharmonic conducted by Bernard Haitink.
2014 Proms: Rameau's Grands Motets
From the 2014 Proms: Les Arts Florissants and William Christie in Rameau's Grands Motets.
Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra
With the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra under Juraj Valcuha in Rachmaninov and Ravel.
Casals Quartet
With Jonathan Swain. Includes the Casals Quartet performing Mozart, Ligeti and Brahms.
Zelenka's Melodrama of St Wenceslaus
Jonathan Swain's selection includes Zelenka's Melodrama of St Wenceslaus.


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10 Things to Know About the Young Families You're Trying to Reach
Sometimes it's difficult for the older generation to connect with the millennials. Here are some good suggestions.
A Leadership Principle: Better, Not Wrong
One of the true characteristics of leadership is letting your subordinates know the difference between having done something in error and improving on what they've done.
10 Ways to Launch New Small Groups
What types of strategies do you use to start new small groups? Here are some suggestions.
7 Ways to Connect With Guests Beyond the First Greeting
Do you find that guests are not coming back to your church? Could it be because no one really attempted to make a connection with them?
How to Use Social Media in a New Church Plant
Who needs an advertising budget when social media spreads the word?
4 Things Kids Hate About Your Teaching
How are you doing in these four areas? Were you aware that you might need to tweak a few things?
12 Social Skills Required for Every Pastor
Sometimes even pastors have difficulty relating to others. Here are some learned skills that might help along the journey.
10 Areas Where Pastors Need Training for the 21st Century
Because the American culture has shifted so dramatically in recent years, pastors should be equipped to keep up. Here are some suggestions.
7 Reasons Church Leaders Should Memorize Scripture
What obstacles to memorization do you face? More importantly, what strategies have you found effective?
Sherman Cox: Nonconventional Preaching
To the worldly minded, some aspects of the gospel of Christ may not make sense. Do you preach an uncompromised gospel?
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Are you a visionary? Do you agree that every minister should be a visionary?
Stressing the Importance of Family Ministry
It may be easier to trust your child's spiritual education to "professionals," but did you know that the Bible says that the true professionals are the family?
John Burke: 'Two Lesbians Walk Into a Church'
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absolutly none, treated like dirt, poorly paid expected to work overtime for nothing and then they bring in new drivers with no experience and pay them more money . the only good thing about jewson is the day you leave and join the real job market paying proper wages. too many cheifs with expense accounts and company cars that dont directly profit the company and who seem to have the sole task of keeping theirselves in a cushy little job doing nothing and im sorry i have read your guidlines but their is absolutly nothing good i can think of to recommend this lot.
read the above. they pay rubbish wages they took away the bonus they took away our overtime pay but kept the extra work.
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try raising the moral of your staff. get the yard boys off minimum wage. pay your drivers a decent wage and bring back some inncentive. the frequently quoted phrase if you dont like it you know where the door is .. is not the way to go as thats what all the best staff do.. walk out to decent jobs and your left with the dross
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I have been working at JewsonDoesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDisapproves of CEODoesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDisapproves of CEO
Start time 0730 finish 1700 or earlier if i was done i also worked after 1700 but the early s out weighed the lates Able to purchase products at great reductions I was trained up for fork lift truck to load my lorry or serve customers
Not enough well trained staff in most yards i was lucky i had three first class yard men most yards are so out dated they are an embarrassment leaking roofs so much damaged stock it beggers belief Too many youngsters being taken on who have no idea of how things should be run not trained properly either most of the good ones leave anyway H and R really is when it suits them i refused to be loaded high before going out too many unstable loads noted in other branches Attitude was also a problem this was mainly caused through customers who really thought yard staff were garbage delivery drivers coming in and thinking they are more important than anyone else office staff who thought that a full lorry load could just be grabbed off the shelf and sent out they also lie to customers about stock saying it will be out first thing when in many cases they havnt got it in stock. Office staff have a lot to held up for sales thats the sum total no matter that a builder is on site first thing and it isnt even on for delivery I have delivered stock to a customer at 0745 in the morning saying hows that for service to be told well they sais it was on you yesterday at this time even said it was on you at 0900 but bgy 1000 i had had enough so went to another job . The afternoon previous to this day at 1500 i was sent to one of our yards to collect the stock for delivery next day. Managers come in all shapes some good some bad goods ones usually don't stay long and really good ones wouldn't touch Jewson with a barge pole. Area managers and above are just brain dead morons no other description fits Pay is another issue i know people who have been there many years on £12500 a year others doing the same jobs getting £17500.... old drivers on around 16500-17500 then along comes a newby and jumps straight to 18500-23000 Lorries now have these ridiculous restraint bars fitted these are causing many problems to drivers and yard staff alike. Yard staff refused to drop or lift my sides as they were a menace a danger to our health in fact and what did Jewson do ..nothing just empty promises to get it sorted Human resources have nobody to help you Basically Jewsons know one thing SALES is everything Is it any wonder they are stacked out with court cases for compensayshun yes every one knows what that is
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Too late to turn things roud falling sales customers moving to bewtter companies great staff also moving is it any wonder
I have been working at Jewson full-time (More than 10 years)Doesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookDisapproves of CEODoesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookDisapproves of CEO
Secure job and that is about it.
The list is endless....poor management , wrong bussiness concept...
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Promote internally,and invest in people who know what they are doing ,not Backside kissing simpletons


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The total volume of manufacturing sales jumped 5.7 per cent in the December quarter, a record rise.
"The large meat and dairy volume increase is also seen in export volume rises for dairy and meat products," Statistics NZ industry and labour statistics manager Blair Cardno said.
Recent trade figures showed a 23 per cent lift in dairy export volumes and a 5.5 per cent gain in meat exports.
But other manufacturing sectors also showed increases in the three-month period, after accounting for usual seasonal changes.
The sales volume for all manufacturing, excluding meat and dairy, was up 0.9 per cent in the December 2013 quarter, after a 2.9 per cent increase in the September quarter.
Sales for eight of the other 12 manufacturing industries rose. Transport equipment, and machinery and equipment manufacturing gained 5.9 per cent and fruit, oil, cereal, and other food manufacturing, was up 5 per cent.
The trend for the total manufacturing sales volume, which gives a longer-term picture of movements, was rising - after a low point in the June 2013 quarter.
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In the Spring of 1964, a few months after President Kennedy's death, Jacqueline Kennedy recorded a series of interviews with historian and family friend Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. At the age of 34, with the White House years behind her, she was speaking for the historical record - to preserve and shape her husband's legacy. The interviews, held in deposit at the Kennedy Library were sealed for 47 years. In 2011, the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy Presidency, her family decided it was the right time to share these conversations with the public. On September 14, 2011, portions of them will be featured in a special exhibit in the Museum at the JFK Presidential Library.
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Peel public school teacher Alicia Gunn has been named this year's outstanding beginner teacher (five years or less) in the province.
Students and parents say Gunn brought her boundless energy, enthusiasm and "kids first," philosophy to Mississauga's Oakridge Public School and has left a lasting impact.
"Alicia is an amazing individual who works tirelessly to better the lives of the students at Oakridge," says fellow teacher Vince Normore, who nominated her for the award.
After obtaining her master's degree in economics, Gunn worked as an in-class volunteer – and that's when the teaching bug bit.
"My mom was a teacher but it wasn't until I got a chance to interact with the kids that I realized how much fun it can be, and that was it for me," she says.
Although the school is located in an affluent area, Oakridge serves large numbers of low-income immigrant families living at apartment complexes in southwest Mississauga.
"We are the first stop in Canada for a lot of these kids," says Gunn, who has worked hard to make that experience rich and rewarding for them, by establishing sports and recreation programs during and after school.
Most of the kids are of Muslim background from countries such as Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Afghanistan, she says.
"Because of economics or other factors, they weren't getting the opportunity to participate in activities that many of us take for granted."
So she organized and obtained funding for an after-school program, offering swimming and other sports, and arranged bus rides home for them. She also started lunchtime basketball, soccer and floor hockey leagues.
She gave all students a chance to earn a new bike by doing 30 hours of supervised community service in a program sponsored by Tim Hortons and the City of Mississauga. One year, 30 kids earned bikes.
She organized an annual Terry Fox run, successfully fought the closure of a neighbourhood library and found money for helmets for a skating program.
She started physical activity days – Move it Mondays and Walking Wednesdays – for the whole school.
"She is an outstanding teacher ... innovative and creative," writes Oakridge principal Laura Temple-Smith. "Even the newest English-as-a-second-language student experiences success in her class."
Parent Shelley Tsolakis, who worked with Gunn to fight the library closing, describes the young teacher as "a source of constant inspiration."
Gunn has now moved to Edenbrook Hill Public School in Brampton, where she teaches Grade 5, while Normore and others are picking up the ball and carrying on with the programs she introduced at Oakridge.
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Manhattan taps new police chief
There are 81 comments on the The Southtown Star story from Dec 9, 2011, titled Manhattan taps new police chief. In it, The Southtown Star reports that:
Harold Martin III, now chief in Pilot Point, Texas, will be sworn in at the Dec.
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#1 Dec 10, 2011
Welcome Chief Martin. I hope you are allowed to do your job in a professional manner and not be bullied.
#2 Dec 10, 2011
Why on Earth would someone want to come from Texas to Illinois??
#3 Dec 10, 2011
To join in the graft and corruption that Illinois is so famous for?
#4 Dec 10, 2011
Your to late,Gibson has already told him how things will be done
#5 Dec 10, 2011
He cant be as bad as the deu*h bag we have now..What a joke!
#6 Dec 10, 2011
That can be changed in a year and a few months. Vote out Borgo and certainly there is no one that in his or her right mind you extend Gibson's employment. And frankly, a new Mayor has the power to retain or remove the police chief as well.
#7 Dec 10, 2011
So does this mean the cops will stop pulling people over that are not speeding and say they are speeding? That has happened to me twice now.
#8 Dec 10, 2011
$91,000 a year to supervise 4 people is a little two much.
#9 Dec 11, 2011
The Village Administration and Village Board sure have NO PROBLEM throwing around the peoples' money - wouldn't you agree? Now that is two police chiefs (babk 2 back) getting too much pay. And when will this fellow be purchasing a house in town to help soak up some of the taxation?
#10 Dec 11, 2011
The town has to have a Po-Po chief, so it's not like that money is wasted. If he is only making 91,000 that is pretty low for a Police Chief.
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#11 Dec 11, 2011
I wish he'd buy my house , this town is a dump ! He will get a great deal if he does move in town with all the Foreclosures he can get a 5 year old built house that was once 265,000 for 150,000 thanks again BILLY and the CLEAR VISION!
#12 Dec 11, 2011
We need dirt bike Tommy!!!!
#13 Dec 11, 2011
Get used to it,gotta pay his salary someway
#15 Dec 12, 2011
I thonk you are going to have some competition. But it looks like you like a good race.
#16 Dec 12, 2011
When I become Mayor I will make sure all of the police officers where assless chaps!
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#17 Dec 12, 2011
I bet you will, you're a ramrodder.
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#18 Dec 12, 2011
I think that is cheap. Did you see that guy's mustache?
#19 Dec 20, 2011
Your numbers are slightly off. Conniption Fitz made $98,000 a year to "supervise" 9 full time officers. And actually, was little if any supervision. The idiots that needed discipline were allowed to operate with impunity and the decent officers were constantly threatened with discipline for not toeing his line, which seemed to fluctuate like the tide. Thank God he's gone. In like a lion and out like a lamb too. He left nothing to be proud of and the dept. is worse off now than ever. That's what you get when your leadership style is one of 'divide and conquer' and you reward and value loyalty to yourself over competency. He was a completely uselss chief and will not be missed. Hopefully the new guy recognizes the idiots and doesn't play the Barker-Fitz favorites game. We'll see. Fitz, happy trails you pompous, arrogant, self centered a$$. EPIC FAIL on your part.
#20 Dec 20, 2011
#21 Dec 20, 2011
I will cherish Doyle's dig he dished out at last night's meeting.
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