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Adenocarcinoma of the lung (pulmonary adenocarcinoma) is a common histological form of lung cancer that contains certain distinct malignant tissue architectural, cytological, or molecular features, including gland and/or duct formation and/or production of significant amounts of mucus.[1]
Adenocarcinoma is the most common type of lung cancer in lifelong non-smokers.[3] Its incidence has been increasing in many developed Western nations in the past few decades, where it has become the most common major type of lung cancer in smokers (replacing squamous cell lung carcinoma) and in lifelong nonsmokers.[1] According to the Nurses' Health Study, the risk of adenocarcinoma of the lung increases substantially after a long duration of previous tobacco smoking, with a previous smoking duration of 30 to 40 years giving a relative risk of approximately 2.4 compared to never-smokers, and a duration of more than 40 years giving a relative risk of approximately 5.[4]
Adenocarcinomas account for approximately 40% of lung cancers.[5]
This cancer usually is seen peripherally in the lungs, as opposed to small cell lung cancer and squamous cell lung cancer, which both tend to be more centrally located,[5][6] although it may also occur as central lesions.[6] For unknown reasons, it often arises in relation to peripheral lung scars. The current theory is that the scar probably occurred secondary to the tumor, rather than causing the tumor.[6] The adenocarcinoma has an increased incidence in smokers, and is the most common type of lung cancer seen in non-smokers and women.[6] The peripheral location of adenocarcinoma in the lungs is due to the use of filters in cigarettes which prevent the larger particles from entering the lung.[clarification needed][7][8] Deeper inhalation of cigarette smoke results in peripheral lesions that are often the case in adenocarcinomas of the lung. Generally, adenocarcinomas grow more slowly and form smaller masses than the other subtypes.[6] However, they tend to form metastases widely at an early stage.[6] Adenocarcinoma is a non-small cell lung carcinoma, and as such, it is not as responsive to radiation therapy as is small cell lung carcinoma, but is rather treated surgically, for example by pneumonectomy or lobectomy.[6]
Adenocarcinomas are highly heterogeneous tumors. Several major histological subtypes are currently recognized by the WHO [1] and IASLC/ATS/ERS[9][10][11]
In as many as 80% of tumors that are extensively sampled, components of more than one of these subtypes will be recognized. In such cases, the tumors should be classified as a fifth "subtype", namely "adenocarcinoma, mixed subtypes".[1]
Signet ring and clear cell adenocarcinoma are no longer histological subtypes, but rather cytological features that can occur in tumour cells of multiple histological subtypes, most often solid adenocarcinoma.[9]
Some variants are not clearly recognized by the WHO and IASLC/ATS/ERS classification:
Adenocarcinoma of the lung tends to stain mucin positive as it is derived from the mucus producing glands of the lungs. Similar to other adenocarcinoma, if this tumor is well differentiated (low grade) it will resemble the normal glandular structure. Poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma will not resemble the normal glands (high grade) and will be detected by seeing that they stain positive for mucin (which the glands produce).[14][15]
To reveal the adenocarcinomatous lineage of the solid variant, demonstration of intracellular mucin production may be performed. Foci of squamous metaplasia and dysplasia may be present in the epithelium proximal to adenocarcinomas, but these are not the precursor lesions for this tumor. Rather, the precursor of peripheral adenocarcinomas has been termed atypical adenomatous hyperplasia (AAH).[6] Microscopically, AAH is a well-demarcated focus of epithelial proliferation, containing cuboidal to low-columnar cells resembling Clara cells or type II pneumocytes.[6] These demonstrate various degrees of cytologic atypia, including hyperchromasia, pleomorphism, prominent nucleoli.[6] However, the atypia is not to the extent as seen in frank adenocarcinomas.[6] Lesions of AAH are monoclonal, and they share many of the molecular aberrations (like KRAS mutations) that are associated with adenocarcinomas.[6]


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SEC doesn't do a Moody
The Securities and Exchange Commission is dropping an investigation into alleged fraudulent behaviour at ratings agency Moody's because it is not sure if it has legal jurisdiction over the company. Moody's was accused of awarding wrongly high ratings to various constant proportion debt obligation notes - the infamous structured …
AC Obviously
I run a small company that is rated by Dun and Bradstreet in the US. They basically call you up on the phone once a year and ask questions ... and I make up answers. We have an excellent rating.
It's possible that if we were larger they'd ask to see some supporting documentation but that could be easily arranged.
not so sure
Are you sure that information is being published by DnB? Unless you have a DnB membership it's a sales call and they should be asking you to join for $500+/year.
If your a member already and have a LLC/INC alot of the information collected is from credit and consumer reports.
I think they are just chatting it up with you to make you feel good fella.
What about criminal charges?
Surely this is fraud on a large scale?
Oh, I forgot, the banks did nothing wrong it's all the fault of poor people taking up the credit card and loan offers that were shoved down their throats -- nothing to do with large scale fraud at all.
Fraud too strong of a word?
I'm not sure if there's any other way to describe it. For anyone interested in the subject, this is probably the best overview I've seen (heard):
Computer error ..... my ****. The SEC have no Balls and the System is Easy Prey
Methinks the following is also appropriate here.
Today 07:20 AM
Methinks the markets are bound to suffer quite appalling future losses, as investors take fright and flight in the wake of this monumental miscalculation ...... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-11147475
A view shared because if one suspects that the computer glitch is just a most convenient excuse to hide a systemic weakness which is easily exploited and gross human incompetence, fueled by ethical and moral bankruptcy and selfish greed, does it still remain to be sublimely exploited and to crash the system ....... which is proving itself to be more of a Ponzi with every passing [zero] day.
A house of cards built upon lies and fabrications has no substance to weather a buffeting storm or simple questioning of its base stock value and structural integrity.
Good news for the likes of an Amsterdam EuroNext though.
How long before Al Qaeda are blamed for economic collapse and financial mayhem and catastrophic ruin, and that would be a fabulous morph for a caveman operation, although difficult, bordering on impossible without a smarter intelligence in the field to spin as a true tale for the sheep and lemmings and the great unwashed to believe.
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The creator of the derivates knew they were risky
"debt obligation notes - the infamous structured debt products which turned out to be not much more than bundles of dodgy US mortgages re-packaged to look like they were almost risk-free."
Well, actually, I read an interview of the main guy that developed the software that was used to make credit default swap derivatives. (There were some made before that, but they were built "by hand" and not very common -- this software automated things so they could churn out as many as they wanted.)
Basically, he told the company he worked for that they were using the derivatives wrong -- they were treating a 33% default rate over 100 years as meaning about 3% per year, and figured they were just lucky that the defaults were nearly 0 while they were trading them. He flat out told them, no, the default rate will be near 0 when the economy is good, and very high (20%+) when it's bad, that they're RISKY! They told him to piss off because they were making so much money. (Eventually the first firm fired him over it. Then he worked for a SECOND company, telling them the same thing, and THEY told him to piss off as well.) Then they acted all shocked when the default rate skyrocketed on them and basically bankrupted them. Frankly, the gov't should not have bailed these jerks out, other investment firms DID analyze these properly and avoid the risks.
He did point out during the interview, he didn't come out of this with any money -- most of his pay was in stock options, and even though he knew his options were going to become absolutely worthless eventually (since they were abusing derivatives) he was not allowed to cash in his stock options for some number of years, and by then they WERE absolutely worthless.
i love it
the government doesn't know if it has jurisdiction over our food safety or ratings companies but one thing it knows is it could start up it's own police force larger than the military & better funded and also it can takeover your health care system.
it also knows it can bailout banks and corporations and takeover car companies.
hey, at least it knows where the boundaries are.
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The Livery has the most extensive gluten-free menu in Eau Claire. The food is very good! A great place to come with friends.
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THURSDAY, Oct. 3 (HealthDay News) -- Adult children of mothers who smoked during pregnancy may be at increased risk for developing bipolar disorder, a new study suggests.
Bipolar disorder is a serious mental illness that causes extreme mood swings. Symptoms of the condition typically become noticeable in the late teens or early adulthood.
Researchers looked at 79 people with bipolar disorder and 654 people without the condition who were born between 1959 and 1966. People born to mothers who smoked during pregnancy had a twofold increased risk of developing bipolar disorder.
This is believed to be the first study to suggest an association between exposure to tobacco smoke in the womb and bipolar disorder. The findings were published Oct. 1 in the American Journal of Psychiatry.
While the new study found an association between maternal smoking and higher risk of bipolar disease in young adults, it did not establish a cause-and-effect relationship.
Previous research has shown that smoking during pregnancy contributes to a number of problems in children, including low birth weight and attention problems.
These new findings "underscore the value of ongoing public health education on the potentially debilitating, and largely preventable, consequences that smoking may have on children over time," study senior author Dr. Alan Brown, a professor of clinical psychiatry and epidemiology at the New York State Psychiatric Institute, Columbia University and Mailman School of Public Health, said in a university news release.
A previous study by Brown and his colleagues found that flu virus in pregnant women was associated with a quadruple increased risk that their child would develop bipolar disorder, according to the news release.
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Brocade Home's Wallpaper
New Frontier. In their newest catalog, Brocade Home is selling the wallpaper they showcase in their catalog images. This is an interesting development. Here at AT, we get a lot of questions requesting names and distributors for various wallpaper patterns seen in shelter magazines, movies, TV shows and catalogs. Brocade Home is eliminating the second step by selling it themselves — just as Pottery Barn collaborated with Benjamin Moore to sell branded paint colors a few years ago. Who's next on the wallpaper train?...circle print foil wallpaper - parisian blue medallion flocked metallic wallpaper - leaf
Brocade Home has a very distinct style and is definitely not for everyone — will a more marketable style fill in the gap? Orders range from $99 - $169 for two rolls that cover 60 sq.ft.
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For the most part, I really like the designs used, but the shiny mirror finish of the background is an instant repellant. I'm glad they are branching out-maybe the future we'll see more of this. I'd love to see some Room and Board paper!
love the wallpaper...yes, brocade has a distinct style, however, if you look thru the gallery pages of their website, they have lots of options in tables, storage, beds, etc. that alot of people could use and mix with things they already have...
It looks like Restoration Hardware is getting off their short-lived wallpaper train. Their damask patterns are no more and the stripes are all on sale.
I keep wondering what will happen to Brocade Home once this look has been played out - I think it just about has.
Interesting that Restoration Hardware carried wallpaper (I wasn't aware) since they are the parent company to Brocade Home...
pelicona, the shiny stuff would be rockin' wrapping paper, tho!
Yeah, that flocked foil stuff is crap.
Still, this is a step in the right direction. Hopefully others will follow suit with better designs.
anthropologie should do this
I love it.
I like Brocade's wallpaper but I feel like I would regret buying it 2, 3 years down the line when I'm a little older and the trend has shifted. But then again, I feel that way about almost all the things that Brocade and Anthropologie sell.
Oh, this stuff is just fugly.
I wish the terms "fugly" and "meh" would really go away.
Meh, that's fugly.
(Actually, I was quite taken with black-on-white damask when it appeared in Vienna in the spring of 2006.)
A lot of the stuff doesn't seem to be available. Damask is nice, but too trendy. 2-3 years from now it will be so dated.
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Interesting piece by Myo-ja Ser for the Korea JoongAng Daily that covers photo manipulation, North Korea, and wire service operations:
The Associated Press has withdrawn a photo depicting flooding in North Korea, released recently by the reclusive communist country's news service, claiming that signs of digital manipulation were detected.
The American news wire agency transmitted the photo to its members and customers on Saturday. "In this photo taken Friday, July 15, 2011, and released Saturday July 16, 2011, by the Korean Central News Agency via Korea News Service, residents wade through a flooded street in Pyongyang, North Korea. North Korea said heavy rains flooded farmland, destroyed homes and caused some deaths," the AP said in the caption.
The Korean Central News Agency is a state-run mouthpiece of the North.
The day after the photo's release, the AP issued a "kill notice" to tell subscribers that AP decided to withdraw the photo and no longer stood by it.
"The content of this image has been digitally altered and does not accurately reflect the scene," AP said in the kill notice. "No other version of the photo is available."
I love the idea of the AP giving a KILL NOTICE. I'm imagining someone at a control panel hitting a giant red button that causes the lights to dim and klaxons to go off.
The linked piece includes the photo with the questionable parts highlighted. Do check it out.


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I hope not. I don't see how they could balance the current healers with a dps to heal one and I like healing but not dpsing to heal.
I do think that ghost-crawler kind of misunderstood the original poster though, and do think that healers need someone else to do besides just heal as the game scales in such a way that healing becomes less and less important.
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seconded emphatically.
elsewhere in the parent thread, a paladin was talking about the things they can do to regen mana, from judgments, to attacking the mob a little for JoW procs, to the fact that their mana-regen cooldown ability has to be well-timed with raid conditions in order to be safe. the result of this according to the poster - paladin mana regen is really fun compared to other classes.
i'd be happy if a priest could mana-return by wanding. that'd be neat. don't know what slightly more "active" mana regen methods i'd give to other classes, but there is room there. a few more interactive, and proactive things healers could do to regain mana wouldn't be a bad idea, despite the fact a full-on dps-to-heal mechanic is a terrible idea.


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Is our destiny to be one world with one language?
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If you think so, do you believe that it will happen naturally (because globalization requires it) or because of one country's leading "soft power"?
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Aug 26 2011: It seems to me that we are heading towards a common language, and I'd really love to live to see it. Languages are part of our self and our culture, but needless to say, they also separate us from other cultures.
I've read a lot of your feedbacks and I've noticed that some people worry about loosing their roots if we had a common language. Contrarily, a common language would allow us to embrace other cultures, other values and other people because we would be able to understand them. A common language doesn't mean abolishing our native and familiar language. Being bilingual; means being able to express ourselves and being understood by everyone. It means sharing our ideas, our values, even our culture in our own words, without needing translators, and making ambiguities impossible.
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In 2012, Woolworths and Coles launched their "Australia's Fresh Food People" and "Helping Australia Grow" advertising campaigns. Although the use of nationalistic motifs in advertising has a long history, in these campaigns nationalism is adopted not only as mean of promotion, but as a corporate ideology by which supermarkets assume a nationalistic agenda and advance it in the marketplace. This paper develops the notion of "supermarket patriotism" to approach this phenomenon and examines it from the perspective of material culture, exploring how nationalism becomes tangible in everyday life.
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This paper offers an ideological and experiential analysis of the airport as a space. This analysis is framed within a discussion of how race is mapped onto the airport landscape. The airport is a space of globalised exchanges, migration, proximity, boundaries, control, people/body processing, policing and surveillance. I argue that these contrasting elements are what create the airport as an ambiguous space, and this ambiguity flows into our embodied experience of the space. It further comments on levels of fear and anxiety in an increasingly globalised world – the fear and anxiety exhibited at the airport is particularly over illegality and foreignness, and is indicative of larger societal issues when it comes to race and the Other.
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A 16-year-old teenager skipping class from Southwest DeKalb High School was shot by a DeKalb County police officer investigating a home invasion.
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"He told me 'They shot me, he shot the wrong person,'" Griffin said. "He didn't know anyone's house got broken into, he got scared because kids get locked up for truancy, he ran and hid behind there."
We spoke to Griffin before she went to visit Redden at Grady Memorial Hospital.
"He was in a lot of pain, he thought he was dying," Griffin said.
Police Chief Cedric Alexander said officers were searching the area near Streamside Court in Decatur when one of them noticed someone start running through the woods.
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"He [the officer] was not aware at all, because he was going house-to-house still following the trail and that is when he came up on this truant kid," Alexander said. "We weren't even looking for him but unbeknown to the officers, they thought he was the one running away from the other crime scene."
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Griffin said Redden told her he was trying to surrender to police when he was shot.
"The officer came back there with a dog, and the officer said some language cussing him, and he threw his hands up and the police officer just shot him," Griffin said.
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Powerful, new cell phones and inexpensive tracking technology have reignited the market for mobile credit card payment systems, according to industry analysts. A recent report in the San Jose Mercury News profiled tools under development in Silicon Valley that may soon see widespread adoption throughout the rest of the United States, such as:
- MobiBucks, a stored value debit card service that uses a customer's own mobile phone number as their account number. Customers simply enter their phone number and PIN at a checkout device.
- Bling Nation, a system that allows a subscriber to attach a flat tracking sticker to the back of their mobile phone. The customer waves the phone at a checkout scanner, authorizing a credit card transaction.
- Obopay, a service that allows customers to authorize credit card transactions using text messages.
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Eddie Niedzwiecki was signed by John Neal in 1983 from his former club Wrexham for just £55,000. He was immediately given the number one shirt and was outstanding as we won the Second Division Championship in his first season, playing in every fixture and conceding less than a goal a game.
Eddie continued his form into the First Division as we finished sixth in our first season back. His agility, safe handling and prodigious kicking were crucial in the successes of that era. Eddie was particularly brilliant in a League Cup tie at Fulham in November 1985, making several breathtaking saves, including a penalty stop, as we won 1-0. It is still regarded as one of the greatest single displays by any Chelsea goalkeeper.
Sadly, Eddie suffered serious knee ligament damage in the spring of 1986 while he was at the peak of his game. Although he managed one come back he was soon injured again, playing his last game in October 1987 at the age of just 28. It was no coincidence that following Eddie's relapse we immediately embarked on a run of 21 league games without a win, a sequence that ended with relegation.
Eddie later became a reserve team and a goalkeeper coach at Chelsea before moving on to work at Arsenal, Blackburn, Manchester City, Fulham, QPR and with Wales.
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Arlene Dabrow was stood up by two men last night in front of a crowd of approximately 40 people.
Dabrow is running in the Republican primary for the 134th District House Seat against . She was expecting to meet up with Mackenzie during a debate sponsored by the .
Mackenzie, who had originally "RSVP'd" yes for the debate, was a "no show" at the last minute, citing a scheduling conflict as his excuse.
Mackenzie is also running for the open 134th House Seat in a special election scheduled during the April 24 primary. Mackenzie's opponent in that race is of Lower Macungie Township.
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"I am either too conservative or too liberal or too moderate or one of those," Dabrow said, in describing how different people have reacted to her political views through the years. "The major issue I see in this election is an out-of-control government, out-of-control spending.
"I have been ringing the bell about our out-of-control spending since the 60s. Nobody has been listening to me on that fiscal responsibility issue. I have a feeling this group does agree with me on that," she said.
After Dabrow's presentation, Rob Hamill, who was originally on the Republican primary ballot for the 134th District, praised Dabrow for coming to last night's event.
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The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, aka ACORN, was, until the past year, a relatively unknown organization to most Americans. Founded in 1970 and based in New Orleans, Louisiana, ACORN's most visible face is that of a 501(c)(3) public charity ostensibly advocating for low- and moderate-income families in the areas of neighborhood safety, voter registration, health care, affordable housing, and other social issues. ACORN also has a non-charitable arm that lobbies for primarily left-wing causes and candidates, as well as dozens of affiliated splinter groups. ACORN's "charitable" division receives millions upon millions of dollars in federal grant money each year.
ACORN's profile increased dramatically during last year's presidential campaign, with then-Senator Obama's candidacy and subsequent victory, himself having been a community organizer with close ties to the group. The problems for ACORN started when numerous chapters were busted for voter registration fraud. Estimates go as high as 400,000 falsely registered voters, including Mickey Mouse and Paul Newman. ACORN's voter registration program is under investigation in 14 states, with over 30 indictments having been handed down so far with likely many more to come.
The latest fiasco for ACORN comes from the most unlikely of sources: a couple of 20-something budding independent journalists who visited various ACORN housing assistance offices around the country, posing as a prostitute and pimp. As of today (September 16, 2009), we know of 4 ACORN offices where workers have been videotaped bending over backwards to help these two kids, dressed like characters from a bad 70's movie, set up a brothel, commit tax fraud and cover up a child sex slavery ring. ACORN insists the whole "sting" is fraudulent, but yet it has fired most of the employees shown on the tapes. To make matters worse, now the federal government has swung into action. First, the Census bureau severed all ties to ACORN (ACORN had been contracted with to assist in the 2010 census). A few days later, the Senate voted 83-7 to cut off all HUD (Dept of Housing and Urban Development) funding from the group's housing division. And just today, the House will consider legislation to strip ACORN of all government funding.
Why are we talking about this? Well, for one, most of the main stream media has been ignoring the story, so many of you may not even be aware of what's going on. But there is a bigger reason: legitimate nonprofits, especially those with programs that help the needy with housing and similar programs, stand to be tarnished in the minds of the donating public by virtue of ACORN's misdeeds.
Over the years, we have worked with hundreds of programs that target the needs of the poor and inner city. The vast majority of these organizations are small, neighborhood-based charities that truly make a difference in the lives of those they serve. Many are community development outreaches of area churches offering faith-based solutions to some of life's most difficult circumstances. What a tragedy it would be to see these hard-working, struggling organizations suffer guilt by similarity. Make no mistake: this story is not going away anytime soon. ACORN, regardless of whatever good things it may have accomplished here or there, is fast becoming a pariah due to one of two things: either its unwillingness to run a tight ship or outright criminal behavior. Either way, it is probably curtains for them.
So how does a legitimate program protect its reputation and funding base? Americans are some of the most generous people on the planet. Billions of dollars are donated each year by families all across America. Witness 9/11, the tsunami, hurricane Katrina…Americans give big. But nothing will shut off the flow of cash faster than the taint of corruption. First, if your organization has any ties whatsoever to ACORN or one of its affiliates, you have a decision to make. Do we stay or do we go? I think you already know our advice: run! Assuming your organization has no ties to ACORN, you need to aggressively reassure your donors that your program is clean and its operations completely transparent. We sincerely hope that good community programs all across the country will rise up and demand accountability and set the record straight that corruption, cronyism and fraud will not be tolerated among their ranks.
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Alison's January Cure: Week 2
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Squishing my 30-year-old grown up body into a child-sized armchair, this is the sight I beheld for a full ten minutes last Monday: plastic, plastic, a step stool and a half-broken lamp. Yep, this would be my "goal project" for this month - find something decent to put under the kids' room window.
It would need to be toy storage. Toy storage has been a problem ever since the two kids moved into the one room. I had bought a few nice felt boxes months ago, but had nothing to put them in that would fit in the space I had. So, when a kind friend offered to pick up anything my heart desired from IKEA on the weekend, I thought it was time for a bit of Expedit magic!
Here it is:
I know everyone uses the Expedit for toys, but if it works, then why not? The shelves are low (the kids can reach their own toys) and they fit perfectly under the window without blocking any light.
Since I managed to get my goal project done so fast, I am enlisting your help for my second. I have this great desk (the George Nelson Swag Leg desk, in my opinion basically the greatest desk in the world) which, up until the Cure, was surrounded with junk. Now it is clear, and bare, and ready to start again.
I framed this picture for Day 6: I would like to use that, but what else?
Any ideas for a great lamp or some unmissable, awesome desk accessories? Here's the catch: I have almost no budget. When I cleaned my desk I found $37.62, and I have $30 I could spend on Paypal. I would also be willing to trade my green Eames chair for another equally awesome chair of another color. So, Apartment Therapy interior decorating geniuses, let me hear your ideas! And do tell, how are your big projects going? Do you have any before and after photos to share yet?
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When EVERYONE uses something like the Expedit, there's usually a good reason. We have a big one in the craft room and two smaller ones for my daughter, and they are unparalleled. It's perfect in your space too!
Your Swag desk is absolutely beautiful - I'm so jealous. With $67.62 budget, that's tough but you can do it, just need to be more creative. I've found some awesome mugs at thrift shops (Value Village, Sally Ann, an old office supply store), that would be great for holding pens/pencils, etc. I scored a vintage Queen Liz II coronation mug for $7 and a mug with my initial on it for 50 cents. I think some vintage mugs would look good with the modern lines of the desk. You could probably get a vintage Luxo lamp for not a bad price either. I scour Etsy for them a lot and you can get one that works, but a bit beat up, for $40ish. I would be tempted to paint the wall behind the desk something dark - you could try Home Depot, etc. for a mis-tint and then I'd take that cute print and reframe it in a massive oversized simple frame on top of the matte board (you can get 24x30 matte board at Michael's for $10). Keep it simple and make that print the focus of the whole room. Is that an old school Queen print I see on your desk too? I love it, I would even frame that in a similar way and put it on another wall in there. Good luck!
I would center the fabulous desk and (sorry!) get rid of the file cabinet. I would also hang a magnet/cork board cut to fit the width of the desk, although admttedly I am the type who is strict about keeping those things looking tidy. My daughter has railroad-board painted with magnetic paint that she keeps tacked with cool illustrations she clips from magazines. It looks great and was super-cheap.
Another cheap fast fix would be to paper-tape your power strip to the bottom of the desk, looks less cluttery and costs next to nothing.
I would spend my money on a mid-century-ish swing arm desk lamp in a nice bright color.
If the frame you used for day 6 wasn't too pricey you could do a set of two or four. That could also happen over time. Some brightly colored cups or jars or boxes would look great with those desk dividers. And of course you should definitely hit the thrift stores. Somebody's outboxed items could be exactly what you need!
Move the filing desk and center the desk. A dark wall would frame it nicely. Sweet desk. Grab a couple of cheap frames and hang them. Find the art later.
I should have added, I am not allowed to paint. I really wish I could, but I live in student housing and they are pretty strict about these things. Great ideas though, keep them coming!
Art hung above the desk will make ALL the difference! That desk is woooonderful and would look great with an eclectic collection above it- go Etsy and thrift shopping and make it yours!
Also, I totally feel you regarding Expedit storage: everyone does it, but everyone does it for a reason
Find a small houseplant that needs indirect light. Or if a friend has a giant philodendron, ask for a few cuttings in water. It will add some life and greenery to that side of the room. Good luck!
Since you are not allowed to paint,consider framing xl panels of fabric or wallpaper on scrap plywood that is sometimes given away at Home Depot.Maybe painting pegboard a bold color,it comes in 8 foot panels and is affordable.Home Depot will cut it for free.Make friends with thrift stores,I certainly have.Beautiful desk,btw.


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My Grandmother always made this for special occasions. It is easy and tastier than plain mashed potatoes. It is really good with turkey.
- 3 pounds potatoes (about 6 medium sized)
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- 2 teaspoons salt plus more to taste
- 1 cup hot milk
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground (if possible) pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg (freshly grated if possible), or to taste
- I tablespoon chopped parsley, optional
- Peel and cut rutabaga and potatoes into two inch pieces and put into separate saucepans. Cover with water. Add 1 teaspoon salt to each pan. Cook until tender, remove from heat and drain. Leave in pan. Rutabaga will take about 30 minutes, and potatoes will take less time (about 5 minutes less). Both are done when they are not firm when you jab them with a fork.
- Heat the milk. Mash the drained potatoes in the pan. Add all the hot milk and mash potatoes some more (adding the milk before the butter makes the potatoes smoother). Add 2 tablespoons butter. Mash some more. Taste and add more salt if necessary. Mash drained rutabaga in the pot in which they were cooked. Add 2 tablespoons butter and mash some more.
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