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Having difficulty creating levels people want to play?
Having difficulty amassing those last few hearts?
Are you just a trophy whore?
If any of the above are true then why not join the CAG Create Trophy Crew and get one of the trickiest of LBP trophies with minimal fuss.
Here's how it works:
- Post a reply with your PSN ID (not your CAG name!!!) and Level Name
- Every day at 5pm GMT I will update the first post with the current list of the CAG Create Trophy Crew.
- Once you are on the main list it is your responsibility to go through the entire list and heart the PSN ID and Level from each person, and attempt to complete the level named. If you have the time do leave comments as well, we may be gaming the system here but in the interest of sharing it would be appreciated.
- Once you have got your Create Trophy you must then post in the thread again and you will then be removed from the list to give others a chance.
Obviously whilst this list is short you'll have to come back and ensure you heart any additions each day but as people start to get the trophy we should see it move quite quickly.
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If you don't have a level up you must publish a level with just a scoreboard, so we can get hearting levels for you. Otherwise it's a pain the arse finding you on LBP. It only takes about 5 minutes and would be most appreciated. Put "CAGCTC-" at the start of the level name so it's easy to find. Anyone posting without having a level published won't be added to the list!
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Those who still need them or haven't posted that they've got the trophies.
Updated list created by mguiddy:
1: #PSN ID: YobRenoops #Level: Christmas World of Destiny
5: #PSN ID: thedolphinsrule #Level: LittleBigPlanet Racing(V1.4 Final Cut)
6: #PSN ID: frizby #Level: LOST or Little Big Indiana Jones
7: #PSN ID: refusedchaos #Level: Banana Tugger's Revenge
9: #PSN ID: JGB1503 # Level: (TBA)
10: #PSN ID: Odibee #Level: cagio - FAILS TO LOAD LEVEL
11: #PSN ID: ElijahDante #Level: the terrifying level or Elijah's World
12: #PSN ID: SierraCat #Level: Delicous!!!
13: #PSN ID: LightningRingo #Level: the race
14: #PSN ID: Codename42 #Level: Lost Glass
15: #PSN ID: Gubermonster #Level: 20x test - COULDN'T FIND
16: #PSN ID: FSUCure #Level: Lost? - COULDN'T FIND
17: #PSN ID: bajast #Level: Free 20x & 1.000 points trophies
18: #PSN ID: Gardenchild #Level: Strangely Awesome
20: #PSN ID: SweetSweetTrash #Level: Ni Ni Level
21: #PSN ID: IPoopyStandingUp #Level: Killsack
22: #PSN ID: Corko93 #Level: Betcha cant find the bubble!
23: #PSN ID: tholly #Level: Perilous Path
25: #PSN ID: IXI_Clayman_IXI #Level: Lakzo's Mountain Fortress
26: #PSN ID: DD83 #Level: Double Dum
27: #PSN ID: GodlyOne #Level: h4h CAGCTC The Great Journey
28: #PSN ID: nbballard #Level: Shoot Smiley CAGCTC
Those who already have the trophy.
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Santa Cruz native and Strikeforce middleweight champion Luke Rockhold will not defend his title against Lorenz Larkin on Jan. 12 in Oklahoma City.
The promotion pulled the bout, part of Strikeforce: Champions, from its website on Wednesday evening.
Larkin in now scheduled to fight Ronaldo Souza instead.
Rockhold reportedly suffered a wrist injury prior to his scheduled fight with Larkin at the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City on Nov. 3. He was slated to again fight Larkin on Jan. 12 at the same location.
But on Saturday, The MMA Corner first reported that the 28-year-old champion was forced to back out due to injury.
Rockhold confirmed the initial reports on Monday's The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani. He said he couldn't train for the fight due to his wrist, which he feels needs at least another month to fully recover.
"I have a ligament issue with my wrist. Ligaments take a long time to heal," Rockhold said on The MMA Hour. "These things just don't heal like you necessarily want them to."
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The New School For Social Research and Edith Kurzweil present the seventh William Phillips Lecture, given by Professor Daniel Dayan entitled, "Media and the Politics of Showing."Daniel Dayan is a professor of Media Theory at the Institut d' Etudes Politiques in Paris. He has served on the faculties of several other European and American universities, including The New School for Social Research and the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique. In 2010, he received the ICA Fellows Award with co-author Elihu Katz for their book, Media Events: The Live Broadcasting of History. He is currently writing a new book on media, information, and the notion of "monstration."
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Patience, slider important for Marmol
CHICAGO -- The Cubs are hoping Carlos Marmol responds this year the same way he did last season when he lost his job as the closer. They just need the fans to be a little patient.
Marmol was replaced as closer on Sunday after struggling in his first three appearances. Last season, he struggled at the beginning and compiled a 5.16 ERA in his first 31 appearances. In 30 games over the second half, he had a 1.52 ERA.
When introduced at the Cubs home opener on Monday, Marmol was booed by the crowd of 40,083. He was booed again when he entered the game in the eighth and served up a double to Milwaukee's Ryan Braun on a first-pitch fastball.
"I'm not the first one, [I won't be] the last one," Marmol said. "I'm fine. I'm trying to do my job and trying to get people out. That's what I need to do."
After Braun's double, Marmol struck out Rickie Weeks, walked Jonathan Lucroy, which prompted more boos, struck out Alex Gonzalez and got Martin Maldonado to ground out to end the inning.
"I felt good getting those last people out," Marmol said. "It's been tough for me to get three outs and put a zero on the board and I did it."
Cubs manager Dale Sveum said it was tough to hear the fans razz Marmol.
"You're with these guys every day and you know who they are behind the scenes and the adversity they have to go through," Sveum said. "On Opening Day, to get booed like that isn't fun for anybody. Bringing him in the game, he had to [hear] it twice in one day. It's unfortunate, but that stuff happens. It's tough for all of us in that clubhouse to see it."
As for the outing Monday, Sveum said it was encouraging to see Marmol throw his slider for strikes and escape any further damage after Braun's hit.
Theo Epstein, Cubs president of baseball operations, supported Sveum's decision to make Kyuji Fujikawa the closer in place of Marmol.
"I think he made the right call," Epstein said prior to the Cubs' 7-4 loss. "Marmol bounced back last year to have a really solid second half. Of course, he should've started this year as our closer. You don't lose your job after two bad outings at the end of Spring Training. To do that would be counter to everything we believe in.
"He pitched really poorly three times to start the year," Epstein said. "It was important for the team to make a change. We need to believe we can win these close games late. For Marmol, last year, he went back after struggling, fixed himself and came back and contributed. We need to be open to that possibility again."
Sveum said they want Marmol to work on his pitch selection and not get "fastball happy."
"He had a wipeout slider at one time in his career, and now it's not as consistent but it's still his out pitch," Sveum said of Marmol. "He needs to throw fastballs but still understand you're a slider pitcher. If things go awry, get back in counts with fastballs, but let's not get away from our bread and butter either."
Marmol has given up five earned runs on six hits and two walks over 1 2/3 innings in three games, and served up a game-tying home run to B.J. Upton and a walk-off homer to his brother, Justin, on Saturday in Atlanta.
Carrie Muskat is a reporter for MLB.com. She writes a blog, Muskat Ramblings, and you can follow her on Twitter @CarrieMuskat. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The University of Colorado Boulder Staff Council (BCSC) is kicking off the new academic year with a series of events and drives for the CU-Boulder community. Join in for opportunities to donate school supplies, give blood, eat ice cream and learn more about the campus community.
Now through Sept. 13, BCSC is leading a Crayons to Calculators school supply drive. Collection sites include: ARC, Smoley Biotech ChBE office, Environmental Design, Education, JILA, ATLAS, Business School S315, Police/Parking, Stadium Fac Man Service Desk, Wolf Law 326, and the 3rd floor of RL2.
Individual items from the list below are greatly appreciated, or you can donate a complete backpack and include all the items listed. All items must be new and gender neutral. If you purchase all listed items, place supplies inside the backpack. Also, please place your contact information inside the pack; this will allow 'I have a Dream of Boulder County' to send a tax-deductible receipt.
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Rounding out the September offerings, BCSC will host the annual Fall Bonfils Blood Drive Sept 9-12. Located in UMC rooms 382-386, donations will be taken from 10:30 a.m to 3 p.m. Make an appointment by phone or online - and walk-ins are accepted. Call 303-363-2300 or visit www.bonfils.org. Use Site Code: 0248.
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Roenicke understands challenges Davis faces
MILWAUKEE -- Brewers manager Ron Roenicke knows well the challenge facing Khris Davis, who rode a red-hot Spring Training to the final spot on the bench and is getting a crash course in the rigors of pinch-hitting.
Roenicke filled the same role when he made his first Opening Day roster with the Dodgers in 1982. He didn't get his first hit until his 10th plate appearance.
"It's a tough job -- the toughest job in baseball," Roenicke said. "I don't think you know how a guy is going to handle it until you get him in that position and get him enough at-bats to see if he's a guy who can handle it. Especially being young, I haven't seen too many guys who are young who have done that job well. I know that was my job when I came to the big leagues, and I didn't do a very good job."
Roenicke did enjoy more success as that season wore on. He finished '82 with a .298 average as a pinch-hitter (13-for-45) and a .307 average as a mid-game substitution (23-for-75).
Roenicke will give Davis time to adjust to the role before forming any opinions. He is already fretting Davis' light workload.
"If you think about our outfield, they're going to play most of the time, and if somebody rests, it's probably going to be [Logan] Schafer [getting the start]," Roenicke said. "How to get Davis at-bats is really difficult. I just talked about it today."
Davis grounded out in the ninth inning on Opening Day and struck out in the sixth inning on Tuesday.
Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brew Beat, and follow him on Twitter at @AdamMcCalvy. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Awards for excellence in teaching, scholarship and faculty service granted at Annual Convocation
At the college's Annual Convocation, held August 28, four faculty members were recognized for excellence in teaching, scholarship and service. The awards were presented by Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Paul F. Reichardt.
The William Oxley Thompson Award for Excellence in Teaching was awarded to Associate Professor of Physical and Health Education and Head Volleyball Coach Dr. Elizabeth A. Zicha. This award is named in honor of an alumnus whose career combined teaching, ministry and service as president of Miami University and The Ohio State University.
Dr. Zicha joined the faculty in 1983. She earned his bachelor's degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, her masters degree from Ohio University and her doctoral degree from West Virginia University.
The William Rainey Harper Award for Outstanding Scholarship was granted to Associate Professor of English Dr. Richard J. Williamson. This award is named for an alumnus who was a renowned scholar, educator and the founder and first president of the University of Chicago.
Dr. Williamson joined the faculty 1996. He earned both his bachelor's and master's degrees from Sam Houston State University and his doctoral degree from the University of North Texas.
The Cora I. Orr Faculty Service Award was bestowed upon Associate Professor of Education Dr. Joy Cowdery and Associate Professor of History Dr. William T. Kerrigan. It is named in honor of a Muskingum faculty member and administrator who served the college with devotion and distinction for four decades.
Dr. Cowdery joined the faculty in 2002. She earned her bachelor's degree from Marietta College and both her master's and doctoral degrees from West Virginia University.
Dr. Kerrigan joined the faculty in 1997. He earned his bachelor's degree from Austin College, his master's degree from Texas Christian University and his doctoral degree from the University of Michigan.
In the photo: Pictured from left to right are Dr. Joy Cowdery, Dr. William Kerrigan, Vice President for Academic Dr. Paul Reichardt, Dr. Richard Williamson and Dr. Elizabeth Zicha.
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A campaign to get late comedian Rik Mayall's World Cup anthem to number one has been launched by a South Woodham Ferrers DJ.
Jon Morter, 40, who also initiated the campaign for Rage Against the Machine to beat X Factor's Joe McElderry to the 2009 Christmas number one spot, worked on Rik's video when it was originally released four years ago.
Mr Morter said: "He had a presence, he was a brilliant guy and you just wanted to chat to him.
"When we sadly lost Rik, a lot of people were getting in touch saying 'didn't you work with him?' and I said let's do something to commemorate it."
Mr Morter worked on promoting the single and his then-wife Tracey took the official photographs on set at Leeds Castle.
The Facebook campaign, called Rik Mayall Noble England for World Cup No.1, has over 18,000 likes and reached number one in the Amazon charts.
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Hot-el-apartments Canon Court Apartments offer 4-star accommodation excellently situated within a mile of the bustling Princes Street and the Edinburgh Waverley Rail Station. A large supermarket is just 150m away and surrounding local shops, restaurants and bars offer a village-like feel.
The 39 apartments are set across 2 blocks, each four stories high.
The contemporary apartments are brightly decorated and have a separate living room, kitchen, bathroom and bedrooms. All apartments have complimentary WIFI internet access and there is also the added convenience of a washing machine. Each apartment also includes a 32" TV with free-view channels, a DVD player dining area and a tiled bathroom with a shower/tub combination. Bedrooms can be arranged as a double bed or twin beds upon request.
On-site car parking (chargeable). Local bus services to the Princes street are also located directly outside the apartments. A complimentary refresh service is offered once a week for stays that are 7 days or longer. A refresh service includes a change of bed linen and towels. Additional refresh services come at additional charges. All guests (excluding families) must be over the age of 21. If guests are under 21, the reservation may be cancelled and the guests refused entry. The lead guest must show photographic identification (driver's licence/passport) on arrival. Hot-el-apartments may also pre-authorise the card used on the booking prior to arrival for £100 per apartment booked to protect against damages during the stay.
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RoboCop in Real Life? Crime Fighting Robots Coming to New Jersey
Your childhood fantasy (or fear?) of seeing an officer of the law who is part man/part machine may be coming true soon, thanks to Researchers at Florida International University's Discovery Lab and a Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy Reserves. These folks are working to build "telepresence robots," which would patrol the streets while being controlled by disabled police officers and military vets. Let's pause to allow the awesomeness sink in.


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A new year, a new pitch, eight goals and three points ushered in a welcome first game of 2014 at the Four Releet as Phoenix Hockey Club's men beat University of Essex 8-0 in East League division three south east.
This was a promotion-pushing victory over a struggling University side but both were poor in the opening phase.
There was a rustiness to the cut and thrust, but Phoenix grew visibly stronger as the half went on.
Their new Olympic-style blue and pink pitch was causing some play to break down, but an improvement in the work rate saw the game move decisively in Phoenix's direction.
The first goal came ten minutes before the break when Ben Bruce Smith netted his first of the afternoon and it could have been three or four, but for the fine efforts of the University keeper.
There was no response from the visitors in the second half, which was surprising, but it took Phoenix ten minutes into the second half to force the floodgates open.
Bruce Smith completed a superb hat-trick, Gareth Luxton got a brace and captain Simon King snaffled a rebound.
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Eliza Pseudonym and Puzzlanian IdolLogic puzzles require you to think. You will have to be logical in your reasoning.
Eliza Pseudonym and her friends Anna, Barbra, Carla, Delilah, and Fiona are close followers of the hit television series Puzzlanian Idol, where contestants compete to win a recording contract by singing live on the show in an attempt to garner the votes of viewers. After many grueling weeks of singing and heart-breaking eliminations, the six remaining contestants performed on the most recent episode, following which the aforementioned Puzzlanian Idol fans phoned in their votes for their favorite contestant; each person voted for a different contestant. From the clues below, determine each contestant's first and last name (one first name is Luke, and one surname is White), the order in which they performed, and who voted for each one.
1. No two contestants have the same combination of first and last initials. No two contestants who performed consecutively have the same first initial or the same last initial.
2. Delilah voted for the person who performed third.
3. The contestant surnamed Pelkey performed sometime before Leah.
4. The contestant for whom Carla voted performed sometime after Mark Green (who wasn't the fourth contestant to perform).
5. The recipient of Barbra's vote performed sometime after the contestant surnamed Black, but sometime before the contestant surnamed Brown (who was the third contestant to perform after the one surnamed Black).
6. The second contestant to sing was surnamed Gray.
7. Anna did not cast her vote either for John (who performed sometime after Jude) or for the contestant who sang fifth on the show.
8. Fiona voted for Matthew.
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Oh, how it effervesces and rejuvenates me. It conjures images of celebrity endorsements in the back of my brain. Sure, it doesn't have any calories, but who really knows what all of that artificial sweetener may do to our bodies? The phosphoric acid in it is reportedly less than stellar for bone density, and the high acidity can erode tooth enamel. A few studies have shown how multiple cans daily may impair kidney function. So to say the least, I weigh these factors in before I give in.
Sometimes I do give in once or twice per week. I don't always finish the can. Fortunately, the majority of the time I find a healthier option to quench my thirst. A favorite of late is my sparkling tea concoction.
The recipe is simple. You fill a glass with ice, preferably crushed. Then fill it about two-thirds with plain brewed tea. The most eco-friendly choice is homebrewed tea, but sometimes I rely on the plain unsweetened bottled variety. Of course I recycle!
Then top off the remaining third of the glass with Izze Fortified. This is a newfound love of mine. It's made of 70% fruit juice and sparkling water, and the nice folks at Izze even throw in a few vitamins and minerals. It contains no added sugar and it's available in clementine, pomegranate, apple, grapefruit, and blackberry flavor, making it crisp, tart and perfectly sweet. It pairs perfectly with a snack of cheese and whole grain crackers, one of my favorite midday noshes.
Total calories per glass? 45
Level of enjoyment? 100%
Did it suppress my diet cola craving? Absolutely.
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Producer Philip D'Antoni was responsible for two of the most iconic chase films of the 1960s: William Friedkin's The French Connection (1971) and Peter Yates' Bullitt (1968) — but as a producer, not a director.
Thus, D'Antoni decided to try his hand at making a film himself, The Seven-Ups (1973), starring Roy Scheider – the only film D'Antoni made as a director – which is uneven as a film, but contains one of the most kinetic and well-executed chase sequences in motion picture history. Some people like it even more than its predecessors.
As Michael Kabel wrote of the film,
"as much as Bullitt presaged and The French Connection ushered in a new era of violent, realistic police procedural movies, 1973′s The Seven-Ups took that gritty baton and ran with it, bringing a depth of character and dramatic pathos to its narrative that, by and large, those earlier films had little interest in developing. A tough and morally complicated story with a deep melancholy at its heart, the film isn't just a copy or derivative of its predecessors' more successful tropes (though it shares many of them), it's also a more mature and well-rounded work of filmmaking. And for those reasons, many will find it a more rewarding viewing experience."
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text: Shale-gas supplies over-hyped, report says By Ken Ward Jr. March 9, 2013 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The potential for natural gas from shale formations to fuel the nation's energy future is greatly over-hyped by the industry and its political supporters, according to a recent report that says wells are playing out faster than has been projected.Geologist David Hughes says in the report that "the geological and environmental realities" of the ongoing boom in shale gas and shale or "tight" oil "deserve a closer look" by political leaders and the public."The projections by pundits and some government agencies that these technologies can provide endless growth heralding a new era of 'energy independence,' in which the U.S. will become a substantial net exporter of energy, are entirely unwarranted based on the fundamentals," Hughes wrote. "At the end of the day, fossil fuels are finite and these exuberant forecasts will prove to be extremely difficult or impossible to achieve."Hughes wrote the report, "Drill, Baby, Drill: Can Unconventional Fuels Usher in a New Era of Energy Abundance?" for the Post-Carbon Institute, a nonprofit group that conducts analysis and educational programs aimed at the eventual end of carbon-based fuels. A version of Hughes' analysis appeared as a commentary in the latest version of the scientific journal Nature.Hughes notes that there has been a sharp increase in shale-gas production nationwide, from about 2 percent of U.S. production in 2000 to nearly 40 percent in 2012.Two technologies -- horizontal drilling coupled with hydraulic fracturing, or fracking -- have made it possible to reach oil and gas reserves that previously were not accessible. In 2004, less than 10 percent of U.S. wells were horizontal. Today, that figure is 61 percent.But Hughes says a pattern has emerged in shale-gas fields."When a play is discovered, a leasing frenzy ensues," he wrote. "This is followed by a drilling boom because the lease assignments, often 3 to 5 years long, can be terminated if the site is not producing gas. "Sweet spots -- small areas with high productivity -- are identified and drilled off first, with marginal areas targeted next," he wrote. "Average well quality rises at first, and then declines."In four of the five shale-gas plays, average well productivity has been falling since 2010," he wrote. "In the Haynesville play, an average well delivered almost one-third less gas in 2012 than in 2010."Hughes says the exception is the Marcellus Shale. "Supply is rising in this young, large play as sweet spots are still being found and exploited," he wrote.Hughes says that wells "decline rapidly within a few years." Those in the top five U.S. shale-gas regions typically produced 80 percent to 95 percent less gas after three years.In West Virginia, industry and political leaders tout the Marcellus Shale as a boom for the local economy now and in the future, and as a way for the state to help make the nation energy independent."The Marcellus Shale and other shale-gas plays in the country, which have now been found to have supplies of natural gas not previously thought recoverable, are changing our world and illuminating the way for jobs for the current and future generations of West Virginians," Tomblin said in the West Virginia Division of Energy's new state energy plan. President Obama has also touted shale-gas supplies, and has promised to reduce government "red tape" to speed up permitting of new drilling and production.But Hughes warns that the shale-gas boom might not be the long-term bonanza that industry supporters make it out to be. "Although the extraction of shale gas and tight oil will continue for a long time at some level, production is likely to be below the exuberant forecasts from industry and government," he wrote. "I see supplies of shale gas declining substantially in the next decade unless prices rise considerably. A more realistic debate around shale gas and tight oil is urgently needed -- one that accounts for the fundamentals of production in terms of sustainability, cost and environmental impact."Reach Ken Ward Jr. at email@example.com or 304-348-1702. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Facebook founder visits Charleston restaurant 2 Photos: Teens make buttons of favorite banned books at Kanawha library 3 Innerviews: Dual-identity surgeon riding high in horse racing world 4 Rod Run and Doo Wop brings classic cars, music to Boulevard for 12th year 5 Congressional opioid investigation targets drug wholesaler Miami-Luken W.Va. mine training law unenforced Previous Story Firefighters learn to 'answer that call' Next Story


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Here is what I mentioned last week, a little project that needs some assistance from
you guys. This is our bedroom, feeling a little exposed to say the least!
As you can see, it's pretty straightforward. We've got the bed & frame with wall
mounted lamps and shelves for our bedside tables. On the opposite wall, a dresser
with mirror, some pottery and the butterfly chair next to that.
I have a pretty strict color palette-a muted navy with whites and browns. Our bed
takes up the majority of the space, though there is room for another credenza/
dresser if we put our dresser in the corner nook (where the chair is). I also
wouldn't mind a bench or low seating at the end of our bed, there's room for that.
You can see that there's no art in the room, something I'd like to change. It also lacks a rug and interesting curtains-the curtains are just white, I'll have to take more photos and add them later, just after putting some wonderful curtains in the room. There are also no plants or bedside accessories, which I think I'm actually ok with because a cluttered table would stress me out!
Keep in mind that the bedding & frame, lighting, tables and chair are staying put!
I'm just needing a few extras to pull it together. Maybe some red or yellow?
Ok, here's your chance to share your thoughts. Go ahead, comment or email me
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i love your wall-mounted bedside tables! where are they from??ReplyDelete
if i were you, i would stick with the purple and grey you already have going on in the room...just build on it. i love a deep yellow as an accent color with grey and purple. i would also think about some cool graphic prints and photos--blanca gomez, littlebrownpen. on etsy, "TheSalvagedTeaParty" has cool upcycled plates. also, amye123 on etsy, has beautiful, boldly colored frames that could quickly brighten things up for you. i like this metal drawer for jewelry...
have fun!
wow, what is on that dresser?? paint? decal?ReplyDelete
I have the same dresser and want to change it up a bit.
The dresser is awesome! I'd love to help add some art to your walls :)ReplyDelete
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you have a lovely bedroom. looks so peaceful. if i was going to throw another color in there i would definitely say yellow over red. what about orange?ReplyDelete
also, what about a bigger chair in that corner? something with a cool pattern? anthropologie always amazing ones. they are just so expensive!
Some yellow will make a HUGE change... and artwork, maybe a nice big painting on the sidewall?ReplyDelete
I love this room already!
I really love it, great potential here! I am a color girl, love bright pops, I'm also thinking some olive green perhaps? Or aubergine? Well, I just found you and will definitely be following, so I look forward to seeing what you do with it!ReplyDelete
If it were me, I would paint your walls a deep navy. If you can't imagine all the walls dark then just paint the wall behind the bed. While you're painting, paint out the white brackets that support your fabulous side tables. Then find some throw pillows that have both navy blue and another accent colour in them: yellow, red, magenta, turquoise, green (could be anything!) and use this as your accent colour throughout. Add some taller accessories in your accent colour to your bedside tables to balance out the headboard. Finally add some art to your walls and your done!ReplyDelete
Hope that wan't too much advice!
the room looks great, and i'm going to agree with the first comment suggesting mustard yellow if you've got your heart set on more color. so fun. love the dresser.ReplyDelete
I like the idea of something yellow, a poster or few pillows maybe.ReplyDelete
I love your palette as it is, but I also love Minna's idea of adding some yellow. I was wondering on that long wall parallel with the bed, perhaps a shelf that matches your beside table shelves. Instead of a painting or poster, the shelf could continue the long horizontal lines you have going on, and you could fill it with something you collect, like if you happen to have a kick-butt pottery collection around or something.ReplyDelete
What are those wall mounted lamps, I love them!ReplyDelete
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President Obama rallies in Richmond
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - His once-comfortable lead in Virginia in doubt, President Barack Obama has made a plaintive and urgent appeal to thousands of supporters not to give up on his quest for a second term while renewing his harangues of Republican Mitt Romney.
His voice reduced to a hoarse shout amid a two-day, all-out blitz of Virginia and five other swing states, the president portrayed Romney on Thursday as a pandering shape-shifter, molding his message to polls and political expedience.
Romney, Obama said, is intent on reversing protections against predatory Wall Street investment practices that contributed to the 2008 economic meltdown. And with a new Associated Press-GfK poll showing Romney had erased Obama's 16 percentage point advantage among women voters, he called the GOP ticket hostile to reproductive rights, citing Republican Senate candidate Richard Mourdock's recent comments that pregnancies caused by rape are "something God intended."
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Now in a desperate fight to keep his job after a poor performance in his first debate against Romney, Obama's tone and message took on character that was both plaintive and urgent.
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Obama didn't have the swing state he won in 2008 to himself Thursday.
In Bristol, in the state's southwestern tip, Romney's running mate, U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, reminded about 1,500 people in Bristol near Virginia's coalfields of Obama administration clean air efforts that were harming the coal industry.
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"I'm very happy this issue, which was created by the legislature, has been resolved. We always wanted to count these votes, and I am pleased we now have the go-ahead to do so," said Fairfax County General Registrar Rokey Suleman.
According to Virginia Code § 24.2-702.1, a federal write-in absentee ballot that is being submitted as both an absentee ballot application and as a completed absentee ballot must include the signature and address of a witness. Some of the federal write-in absentee ballots received by Fairfax County that meet the above criteria are missing the address of the witness and were not going to be counted on Election Day, according to the state law.
The SBE ruling cited a conflicting federal law, which preempts the state law.
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WIGAN Athletic midfielder James McArthur's FA Cup winners' medal has been stolen in a burglary at his home.
Mr McArthur's medal and two wedding rings were stolen after thieves broke into his Wigan home between May 20 and May 26.
The Latics, one of Bolton Wanderers' closest rivals, won the cup in 2013 - in the same season they were relegated - and police are now appealing for information about the unusual theft.
The Scotland international said: "I am devastated about the burglary at my home.
"I am due to get married in the near future and this is an awful thing to happen to us before the wedding.
"If anybody has any information as to where my property is and can help the police return it to me, I would be very grateful."
Det Con Kevin Telford said: "Understandably, Mr McArthur and his family are devastated someone has broken into their private property and stolen their possessions.
"Not only has an FA Cup medal been stolen but two rings that were going to be used in Mr McArthur's wedding have been taken.
They are of huge sentimental value to them and while the rings can be replaced, the medal is something that cannot.
"It is unlikely the offenders will keep hold of the medal and may try to sell it on.
"Obviously, it is unusual for such an item to come on the market so I would ask anyone who is offered the medal or who has any information as to where the items are, to contact police."
Ben Watson scored the winning goal when Wigan beat Manchester City 1-0 at Wembley last year to secure their first major trophy.
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Best WWE Themes
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First off, I realize so many of these blogs have been done before that you probably only clicked on mine because you were bored. But I've read other people's and I often find myself saying "I can't believe they left off blah-blah." So obviously this is a total opinion, feel free to agree or disagree. Just don't tell me what a stupid mark I am for putting a song you don't like.
(I grew up watching the attitude-era, so sorry there aren't any way-older songs, but I wasn't around to hear them much.)
#10 - Steve Austin's Theme.
I put this on the list not because it was a good song or anything, but because it fit his character so well. From the second the glass broke and throughout, this song got everybody jacked to see the Rattlesnake.
#9 - CM Punk's Current Theme
Again, it really fits the character that Punk was, and still is, using when he started using this song. I'll never forget the night that CM Punk returned to RAW (should we even say that he left? it honestly felt like one week) with this song. Plus it's a classic song that's easy on the ears.
#8 - Christian's Current Theme
Maybe on the list for no other reason than I like the song and think it fits Christian's entrance perfectly. Well maybe not so much as a heel, but come on, at this point who cares? It's Captain Charisma.
#7 - DX Theme
Okay, this song sucks. But who doesn't get totally pumped when they hear "Are you ready?" It's the fact that freaking DX is coming out that the fans go ape-shit whenever it starts. I couldn't help but include it.
#6 - Triple H's Current Theme
Badass song for a badass entrance of a badass dude. Can't put it any more simply than that.
#5 - Edge's Theme
This song and the Rated-R Superstar's entrance were so energetic. Whether I was hating on heel Edge at the time or not, this was a great theme.
#4 - The Rock's Theme
Boy was it great to hear this song hit at WM28. It's too bad we had to sit through that Flo-Rida shit beforehand, but this is a great theme for the most electrifying man in *crosses out 'sports entertainment'* professional wrestling. Its simplicity is what makes it stand out to me as one of the all time best themes for one of the all time best wrestlers.
#3 - Undertaker's Theme
Undertaker might have the best entrance of all time. The song, the smoke, it's all just perfect. I've seen it countless times and I still occasionally get chills.
#2 - Hardy Boyz' Theme
This song just makes me laugh. It's so ridiculous that it's awesome. Just hardcore guitar and thumping bass the whole time, and it's pretty damn catchy for some reason. When I was young I was obsessed with the Hardy Boyz, and even though they've fallen so far I still love and appreciate what they did back in the day when they helped develop TLC with Edge and Christian and the Dudleyz. This song really fit their characters, and it gave birth to Jeff's little dance thing that we all can't help but enjoy.
#1 - CM Punk's Old Theme
This song was, and is, the shit. From start to finish. Like Edge's, it was fast-paced and energetic. And for those of you thinking I'm a Punk fanboy since I included both of his songs, I'm not. I actually dislike him a lot, except for the fact that the guy gives great matches every time and we both happen to be straight-edge. But yeah this was just a great song, for him especially, and I really miss it.


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A Deep Post-Decline Analysis Part 2
Retail's become a vicious conundrum of late and the list of retailers with acceptable charts is a bizarre one indeed. CVS (CVS), which hasn't pulled back a whit since preannouncing but has based well since that event, Tiffany (TIF), a tremendous conundrum given its previous hideous quarter, Kroger (KR), no doubt benefitting from the perception that the Whole Foods (WFM) dominance may be overblown (something that Safeway (SWY) confirmed in its terrific quarter earlier last week), and TJX (TJX). The latter, a new Action Alerts PLUS stock, reports this week and if the charts is right we might have a winner.
There are some stocks that defy characterization by sector, but are too notable not point out. First, two hoteliers, Wyndham Worldwide (WYN) and Starwood (HOT) have pulled back to welcome levels. WYN had still one more terrific quarter and remains a huge dividend booster and a company with tons of buyback firepower, maybe the best in the book. I was glad to see Starwood bottom as it has one of the finest growth profiles that I know, yet has been hit with a couple of wrong-headed downgrades....487 more words left in this article. To read them, just click below and try Real Money FREE for 14 days.
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Velasco was a guard. And a pretty good one. He's never been an all pro center... Pouncey has. Why would you move him?
Uhhh,..... isn't this kinda like shuffling the deck chairs on the Titanic?
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question - why is it that every line in front of peyton manning makes it look easy regardless of injuries? Answer - the threat of the offense challenging ervery part of the field. Aganist the d-line running draws and quick hitters against over aggressive lineman. Against the blitz running quick screens and hot reads with wr and against zone defenses your wr sit down in the open holes. Once you take all of this into account on every play and every down your defense has to be cautious, thus giving the o line a better chance at holding the pocket and giving him more time to throw. We need to let ben call the plays at the line and quit callings plays based on the oc play sheet. What do you think?
spot on!!!!!
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Uhhh,..... isn't this kinda like shuffling the deck chairs on the Titanic?
not at all,beachum is better than gilbert,and needs to start!!!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by Rara
Next year, we move Pouncey to right guard..DeCastro to left guard, Beachum at right tackle and Adams at left tackle, keep Velasco longer and starting center. Boom.
So you still end up with Velasco as your truely only servicable player
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DETROIT -- The Red Sox have been stung by key injuries of late. Two players will be back soon.
Mike Napoli is scheduled to come off the disabled list Sunday. He's recovering from a sprained finger. He'll take part in a simulated game Saturday with Clay Buchholz (hyperextended knee), who's also close to returning. Buchholz will throw about 45 pitches.
Napoli has no doubt he's ready.
"Everything's feeling a lot better," Napoli said. "I got two weeks to let it calm down and get treated. I'm playing Sunday."
Buchholz doesn't think he's too far away, either.
"I feel good," said Buchholz. "Whenever I'm right, and everything's good physically and mentally with me, I feel like I'm one of the best pitchers on this staff, and I can help this team win."
Buchholz said he's looking forward to Saturday's simulated game.
"We'll put it in game speed tomorrow, so we'll see."
Facing Napoli will provide a big test.
"I can't think of anybody else that'd be a better matchup to get back into game speed," said Buchholz. "He puts in good at-bats, takes pitches. Overall, he's a really good hitter."
Napoli also is looking forward to testing himself against a really good pitcher.
"[Buchholz] can do so many things with the ball," said Napoli. "I remember facing him when I was on the other side. It'll be good for me, to help me get my pitch recognition."
Shane Victorino (hamstring) is a little further away from returning. He took batting practice before Friday's game.
"The running is gradually increasing, and based solely on his tolerance," said manager John Farrell. "We don't have a date for a potential rehab assignment."
Victorino doesn't have much to say about it.
"I'm not talking about that stuff," he said.
Matthew Wentworth is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Just after 7 p.m. on Sept. 5, 2001, Mark Lynas, a writer and a member of the Green Party in Britain, stepped into the Borders Bookshop in Oxford and "pied" former Greenpeace member Bjorn Lomborg with a sponge cake topped with whipped cream.
Lomborg was at the bookstore to talk about his just completed book,?"The Skeptical Environmentalist." The general thrust of the book was that environmental problems are highly-correlated with poverty, thus making people wealthier and healthier would mean fewer environmental problems. This finding did not sit well in the green community.
"Pies for lies," Lynas said as Lomborg wiped whipped cream out of his eyes.
Last month, Lynas, the righteous green, did something extraordinary. He apologized for being wrong about genetically modified (GM) crops.
He did not apologize halfheartedly as you or I did when our mothers made us say we were sorry to our sisters for putting their Barbie dolls in the toilet. No, he meant what he said and he said it quite publicly in a speech to the Oxford Farming Conference:
"I want to start with some apologies. For the record, here and upfront, I apologize for having spent several years ripping up GM crops. I am also sorry that I helped to start the anti-GM movement back in the mid 1990s and that I thereby assisted in demonizing an important technological option which can be used to benefit the environment.
"As an environmentalist, and someone who believes that everyone in this world has a right to a healthy and nutritious diet of their choosing, I could not have chosen a more counter-productive path. I now regret it completely."
So, he and his cohort ? and there is no use sugar-coating this ? spread lies.
"This was also explicitly an anti-science movement," he said.?"We employed a lot of imagery about scientists in their labs cackling demonically as they tinkered with the very building blocks of life. Hence the Frankenstein food tag."
He admitted assuming that using GM "would increase the use of chemicals." What he found instead was that "pest-resistant cotton and maize needed less insecticide."
He believed that "GM benefited only the big companies." He discovered that "billions of dollars of benefits were accruing to farmers" because of what they did not need to use.
He had heard GM seed contained "Terminator Technology" to keep farmers from saving seed for the next crop. He discovered that hybrid crops "did that long ago, and that Terminator never happened."
He had assumed that poor farmers did not want GM. What he found were farmers breaking local laws to get GM seed "because farmers were so eager to use them."
He had "assumed that GM was dangerous." When he looked into it, "It turned out that it was safer and more precise than conventional breeding."
The path Lynas took to embrace GM (and nuclear power) is similar to the one Lomborg took.
Lomborg, an associate professor of statistics at the University of Aarhus in Denmark, turned against the shibboleths of the green movement as the result of a project he began with his students to disprove Julian Simon. Simon, an economist, argued that the environment was on the whole getting better. Knowing that simply could not be true, Lomborg and his students gathered data.
The more sources and statistics Lomborg and his students combed through, the more they found themselves agreeing with Simon's heresy and less with green dogma. The book, "The Skeptical Environmentalist," was the result; it had 2,900 references to allow others to check the work.
These heretics and others, such as Patrick Moore and Stewart Brand, looked at their beliefs, weighed those against the facts and changed their minds. Such thinking marked the philosophical movement of the 18th century, which we now call the Enlightenment. It emphasized using reason to scrutinize previously accepted doctrines and traditions.
Others, the Romanticists, responded to the Enlightenment's reason by emphasizing emotion over rational science and rejecting its search to understand the workings of nature. Romanticism placed the individual's perceptions at the center of the universe and Nature was, according to one textbook, "a revelation of Truth, the ?living garment of God.'" Little wonder that primitivism, worship of nature and mysticism were hallmarks of Romanticism.
Who knows, with these defections we may be seeing a new Enlightenment.
Norm Benson is a registered professional forester and worked three decades for CAL FIRE before embarking on a writing career. He is currently working on a biography of Walter C. Lowdermilk and can be found writing online at http://normbenson.com/timberati/.


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Nelson-Creston's Mungall says budget shows party out of ideas - Greens say environment ignored
Nelson-Creston MLA Michelle Mungall says the budget delivered Tuesday was not what British Columbians were looking for despite borrowing from NDP on the issue of tax hikes,
"It just seems to me that they're out of ideas," she says. "They're out of touch with what's going on with British Columbians. They're out of gas and out of ideas."
Finance Minister Mike de Jong resorted to raising income taxes for corporations and high-income earners to help bridge the gap from deficit to surplus before the May election.
Boosting health-care premiums by four per cent is another cash grab, something the NDP doesn't favour, says Mungall.
"That is a concern for a lot of people especially those on a fixed income," she says.
As the local MLA considers the budget, she says the most glaring issue is cuts to post secondary education – a $4 million cut this year and just over $40 million cut in the next two fiscal years. This is despite Liberal research showing investment is needed due to a skilled labour shortage affecting the entire province by 2016.
"The top place for investment by governments should be post secondary education but the Liberals have cut it yet again," she says. "This means 6,000 less spaces at a time when we actually need to be increasing spaces in post secondary."
This has an impact in the Kootenays with Selkirk College needing support to provide for the local labour market.
"Our area is projecting one of the most serious gaps in skilled labour between our ability fill it and the demand," says Mungall.
The NDP suggest investing $100 million into financial needs grants and offered up the idea to the Liberals who chose to come up with their own RESP plan "that won't benefit anyone until 2025," says Mungal.
"The amount that they're offering is one-quarter of one year's tuition and that child has to have had parents who are about to open an RESP. Children in foster care aren't eligible or any child whose parents didn't open an RESP for any reason aren't eligible," she says. "This causes parents to have to jump through hoops. We're not helping the people who are in most need of a post secondary education and have the most difficult access to it in this type of program."
Finance Minister de Jong announced in Tuesday's budget that payouts of $1,200 would be made from the fund for each child as they turn six years old. To qualify, registered parents have to open a Registered Education Savings Plan and apply for the grant before their child turns seven.
Eligible children are those born on or after Jan. 1, 2007, resident in B.C. with an RESP account set up by Feb. 28, 2014.
Literacy programs are also being cut, says Mungall concerned about what this also means for people struggling for education.
"Literacy is the basis for getting the skills training on needs for a job so basically they're saying these jobs are available but not for people who are struggling right now and want to improve," says Mungall.
The budget shows Liberals improperly supporting local industries such as forestry and film.
"They're putting all their eggs in one basket and that's liquefied natural gas," says Mungall, calling this an unusual strategy considering "not one plant's been built."
Nelson-Creston's Green Party hopeful Sjeng Derkx saw obvious omissions from this week's budget. With global warming the most pressing issue, he was concerned to see it not mentioned once by either the Liberals or NDP.
"No wonder – both the old parties want to continue to send billions of your tax dollars to rich oil and gas companies," he says, "while wiser governments around the world have stimulated over a trillion dollars (that's about 25 times the entire BC budget) in clean energy business opportunities and hundreds of thousands of jobs."
Derkx is disappointed to see the Livesmart program cut in this budget. He says this along with Nelson's Ecosave program doubled the business of some local plumbers. This is a great example of economic development with the environment in mind.
"We are at a turning point in history, and we can choose this budget's direction, which is to bet our future on the old carbon fuel based economy or we can focus on the thriving new post carbon economy," he says.
The Green Party has plans for BC to deal with global warming in practical ways to help local governments and businesses capitalize on the exciting opportunities and create good local jobs, says Derkx.
With a provincial election set for May 14, this budget will not be passed by the time the brief legislature session ends in late March. Its measures are part of a campaign platform for Clark's government, and the winner of the election must pass a budget in the fall.


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The people who typically come to Muir Beach in the summer months have been replaced by excavators, large mounds of dirt and metal piles as part of a project to make the site more fish and eco-friendly.
When work is completed in November, visitors will see an elongated 440-foot bridge that sits over a wetlands that planners hope will be teeming with fish and other critters, including endangered coho salmon.
The beach's parking lot — which acts as a dam to natural water flow — is the target of the work. It has been ripped apart and will be reconfigured slightly to the north. That move will increase the flood plain from 50 to 450 feet and reintroduce a more natural flow of water to the area.
"It opens up the whole mouth of the Redwood Creek watershed," said Carolyn Shoulders, project manager for the National Park Service, as she stood in the construction zone Thursday afternoon. "There will no longer be a dam there. It's a more natural condition that you should have at the mouth of a watershed. It's the first time we will have this type of floodplain in close to a century."
The project emphasizes environmental rehabilitation, but also public access.
To that end, the existing footbridge to the beach will be lengthened and travel through the floodplain, giving visitors an opportunity to observe the dynamics of wetlands up close. The bridge will include bulb-shaped viewing areas.
The work on the bridge involves driving in 18 piles to support the added section, but nearby residents on the hillside overlooking the beach have been spared metallic clanking.
"Normally piles are pounded in and then everyone hears it and the earth shakes," Shoulders said. "With these, they are screwed in."
The bridge will lead visitors from a newly configured, freshly paved parking lot, through the wetlands and to the beach. While the size of the lot will be reduced, the number of spaces — 175 — will stay the same. The project will also see plantings, including willows, in the floodplain to create habitat for wildlife.
"It's a small branch of willow, you drive it into the soil and it takes root and it grows," explained Sharon Farrell, associate director of park projects with the Golden Gate Parks Conservancy, a project partner.
Because of the wide scope of work the beach has been closed to visitors since July 8.
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Someone is always at the entrance to let people know there is no access. There was concern that traffic would back up, especially on the weekends.
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The summer schedule of work may seem odd, given that the bulk of the beach's 260,000 annual visitors come when the weather is warm. But doing it now before the rainy season makes work easier and has less impact on wildlife, which is more plentiful during wet months.
When the area reopens in late fall, visitors will also see a new picnic area and restrooms.
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This past Wednesday against the Dodgers, the Reds debuted their new digital camo uniforms as part of the team's second Military Appreciation Night of the season. The new alternate uniform style was first unveiled back in December at Redsfest, but Wednesday's game represented the first time the club had donned the uniforms for a game.
While many fans were pleased to see their favorite team honoring the military with the uniforms, the Reds did receive some questions regarding the placement and appearance of the American flag patch on the jersey's right sleeve.
However, fans can rest assured that the Reds' jerseys meet the proper etiquette for these kinds of patches.
Club patches are usually reserved to the left sleeve, meaning any honorary or commemorative patches are sewn on the right sleeve. With that in mind, the American Flag patch is sewn on the right sleeve of the Reds alternate camo jerseys, with the club patch (wishbone C) sewn to the left sleeve.
In designing the uniform, the Reds made sure to confirm that their design was respectful of the proper traditions regarding the flag, including that it was appropriate to wear an American Flag patch on the left or right sleeve.
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