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Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering, Dr. Tim Norman earned his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. in aeronautical and astronomical engineering from Purdue University. Dr. Norman has previously served as professor in West Virginia University's Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and the Department of Orthopaedics. He also served as the director of West Virginia University's Musculoskeletal Research Center. He has published numerous papers in biomedical engineering journals. His areas of expertise are orthopaedic biomechanics, bone mechanics, implants and rehabiliation engineering.
Tim Tuinstra
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering Tim Tuinstra is a 1996 B.S.E.E. graduate of Cedarville University and was awarded his M.S.E.E. from the University of Dayton in 1998. He is currently completing his Ph.D. at the University of Dayton involving the automatic computer analysis of lung cancer based on CAT scan imagery. Professor Tuinstra spent four years as a senior engineer at General Dynamics and has conducted graduate research at the Air Force Research Laboratory's Electro-Optical Sensors Lab. His areas of interest and experience include imaging, signal processing, synthetic aperture radar, digital communications, and medical imaging.
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Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Jay Kinsinger holds two B.S. degrees from the University of Dayton (in mechanical and manufacturing engineering technologies) and has an M.S. in biomedical engineering from Wright State University. Prof. Kinsinger has served as Research Engineer for Ohio Willow Wood Company. During this time he was responsible for designing and manufacturing prosthetic components, for which he was awarded two patents and honored as Innovator of the Year. His memberships include ASME, SME, ASEE, RESNA, and ORTA. His area of interest is rehabilitation engineering.

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Each year, more than 10,000 leatherback sea turtles travel from across the Atlantic Ocean to nest on Trinidad's eastern beaches. Join us at the end of their epic journey.
On this Earthwatch Expedition, you'll help protect some of the world's most important sea turtle nesting beaches and the fascinating reptiles that depend on them.
Once female leatherbacks climb up these beaches, they dig holes with their rear flippers and lay about 80 eggs, a process they'll repeat up to 12 times during breeding season. In about two months, tiny, striped babies will emerge.
They're lucky to be born on Matura, which is Trinidad's safest nesting beach in part thanks to Earthwatchers. Poaching, once rampant, is now rare. But plenty of threats still lurk—and climate change may be the biggest. The temperature of the sand in which embryos gestate determines their gender. Warmer temperatures will mean more female turtles, creating a population imbalance that could threaten species survival. Also, ocean currents that help leatherbacks swim and hunt are expected to change with the climate, which could hurt populations in ways we can't predict.
To collect data, you'll walk the beach at night when turtles are active, and get up close to these massive animals to weigh and measure them, look for signs of disease and injury, and count eggs. This work is critical: with leatherbacks declining faster than any other large animal in modern history, each turtle is precious.
The Pacific leatherback population - once the species stronghold - has declined by over 90% since 1980. This project has helped make the Atlantic population more stable.
Armed with good data, we can help fragile leatherback populations. So we need your help to patrol every night during their six-month nesting season.
This expedition truly needs volunteers like you. About 20 staff members from Nature Seekers - the local nonprofit Earthwatch partners with on this expedition - walk the beaches nightly during nesting season, but when up to 150 turtles at a time are digging nests and laying eggs, we need more hands to collect lots of accurate data.
You'll help Earthwatch scientists record information on hatchling survival and adult turtle health, and to tag adult turtles to keep an accurate population count. This data has two critical purposes - it reveals long-term population trends and it supports quality public outreach. Nature Seekers hosts more than 15,000 turtle-watchers annually at Matura Beach, and educating these visitors, who come from the local community as well as abroad, has nearly stopped the killing of turtles at Matura.
You'll also help scientists understand climate change impacts by tracking the slope and width of the beaches, the moisture in the sand, and the nests washed out to sea—all information that can give insight into how rising temperatures and rising seas could affect turtles and their habitats.
To collect data, you'll walk the beach at night when turtles are active.
Of course, conservationists can't do much about some threats to leatherbacks, such as the vultures and sharks that prey on eggs and hatchlings. The world is dangerous enough for these animals even without the risk of getting tangled in fishing nets or other side-effects of human activity. That's why, with your help, we work to understand these threats and educate people about them.
Trinidad, about eight miles off the coast of Venezuela, is southernmost in the chain of islands that encloses the Caribbean Sea. The rural village of Matura, your home on this expedition, is surrounded by thick mora-tree forest. This forest draws many visitors with its beautiful Rio Seco Waterfall and diverse tropical wildlife, but leatherbacks at nesting season are by far the area's most popular attraction.
Nature Seekers has strong roots in Matura. You'll meet local community members and perhaps visit a primary-school classroom to talk about the research. Project staff members also know Trinidad's natural world well, so you'll have an unparalleled chance to learn about the flora and fauna. You'll also glimpse some of Trinidad's rich cultural history. Many musical traditions, notably steel drumming, began in Trinidad and form a very important part of the nation's identity. Every town has its own steel drum band, and competition between villages is fierce.
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Expect to experience a true field-scientist's life on this expedition. The team must work when the turtles are active, so you'll have time to sleep and relax during the day, then eat dinner and spend most of the night - sometimes until 2:30 in the morning - on the beach. You'll get to take it slow early in the expedition as you adjust to the busy nighttime schedule.
During beach patrols, you'll work in small groups to visit to each nesting leatherback in your assigned survey area. You'll measure the distance across the turtle's shell at its widest point and record any unusual markings or injuries. If the turtle has not already been tagged, you'll help an experienced field staffer tag one of its flippers. You'll also note nest positions and environmental conditions, such as weather, tide, and the number of people watching the turtles. You'll excavate any old nests to estimate how many hatchlings they held.
Depending on when you join us in the field, your team will work more on some activities than others. Earlier teams do more beach patrols, and later in the season, as more hatchlings emerge, they do more nest excavating. All teams will likely try their hand at all activities, depending on research needs.
Note: Field conditions and research needs can lead to changes in the itinerary and activities. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.
Weigh and measure turtles, look for signs of disease and injury, and count eggs.
On the beach collecting vital leatherback turtle data.
Dr. Scott Eckert has spent almost three decades as a researcher and conservationist, focusing largely on the health, wellness and conservation of sea turtles.
You'll stay in one of the 11 rooms at Susan's Guesthouse in Matura, nestled in the tropical forest. Bedrooms have air conditioning or fans, and the guesthouse offers Wi-Fi, laundry, and a veranda where you can rest and look for howler monkeys and native birds. The two nesting beaches we patrol - Matura Beach and Fishing Pond Beach - are both about a 20-minute drive away. Teams often stop at Gail's Ice cream for a treat on the way back from daytime outings..
Guesthouse staff will prepare all meals. You'll patrol beaches through most nights, so you'll wake up late for brunch: traditional Trinidadian dishes like fried bread, salt fish, and plantains, as well as coffee, tea, cereal, pancakes, or eggs. Dinners may feature spicy Creole stews, rice, and root vegetables. Most meals also include fresh local fruit.
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Help conserve wildlife within the Amazon Basin, while seeking pink river dolphins, primates, macaw, caiman, giant river otters, piranha and exotic fish.
How can we do a better job of sharing the ocean with whales and dolphins in one of the U.S.'s most populous areas?
Where do endangered sea turtles thrive? Help scientists find out and protect these critical habitats.
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You might call the Diana 470 Target Hunter the big brother of the Model 460 Magnum that I tested a while back. The 470 TH stretches 45 inches from end to end and weighs 9.4 lbs. Available in .177 and .22, it has an ambidextrous hardwood thumbhole stock.
Starting at the aft end of the 470, you'll find a soft rubber butt pad that is vertically adjustable. Just loosen a screw and slide it up or down. Forward of that is the hardwood stock which has a cheek piece on either side of the buttstock. Moving forward again, you'll find the thumbhole and a fairly vertical pistol grip which has checkering on either side.
Just ahead of the pistol grip is a black metal trigger guard, inside of which you'll find a black metal trigger. This is the new generation trigger, the TO6. Ahead of that, the forestock descends to a level almost even with the bottom edge of the trigger guard and provides a kind of blocky shelf for four or five inches. Moving forward again, the 470 has checkering on either side of the forestock. There is a long slot underneath the forestock to provide clearance for the cocking linkage.
At the end of the forestock is the underlever which is used for cocking the 470. The far end of the cocking lever snaps into a nice metal muzzlebrake at the far end of the barrel. At the other end of the barrel, you'll find the receiver, which is clearly marked "RWS Diana Mod. 470 TH."
A few inches back from the juncture of the barrel and receivers is the silver breech block, and on the right hand side of the receiver, you'll find the anti-beartrap release tab. The breech opening is cut more deeply on the right hand side of the receiver. Toward the rear of the receiver is a scope rail with a couple of dimples for anti-recoil pins. At the very end of the receiver is a push-pull safety that can be reset.
To ready the 470 for shooting, unsnap the underlever from the muzzlebrake by pulling down. Next, pull the underlever down and back until it latches. This slides the breech block back and opens the breech for pellet loading. As you do this, the anti-beartrap release tab on the right side of the receiver slides backwards along the right side of the receiver in concert with the breech block.
Insert a pellet into the aft end of the barrel. To close the breech and return the underlever to its original position, you will have to depress the anti-beartrap release tab, which is now located near the rear of the breech opening on the right side of the 460. As you close the breech, you'll see the anti-beartrap release tab sliding back to its original position.
With the 470 loaded, take aim, push the safety off, and squeeze the trigger. It takes 1 lb 2 oz of effort to take the first stage out of the trigger, and at 1 lb. 7.6 oz, the shot goes down range. That's light, but there is a very defined "stop" between the first and second stages. The 470 launched 14.3 grain Crosman .22 Premier pellets at 775 fps average. That's about 19 footpounds of energy at the muzzle.
With the Crosman .22 Premier pellets, I put 5 shots into a group that measured 7/8 inch edge to edge at 30 yards, and the last three shots of the group fell into a cluster that measured just .5 inch edge to edge. That works out to .65 ctc and .28 ctc respectively.
The 470 TH is an accurate air rifle that packs a substantial wallop, is fun to shoot, and has an excellent trigger.
Til next time, aim true and shoot straight.
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East Hartford Fourth Graders Take Part in Pratt & Whitney-sponsored SOAR for Science Program at New England Air Museum
For over a dozen years now, Pratt & Whitney has supported East Hartford (Conn.) Public Schools participation in the New England Air Museum's SOAR for Science program. The program teaches students specific concepts of flight through discussion, demonstration and hands-on activity.
"Currently all grade-four classrooms in the district attend this Pratt & Whitney grant-funded program, which includes transportation," said Melissa Gavarrino, secondary curriculum supervisor in science for East Hartford Public Schools.
To prepare for the trip, students do a pre-activity prior to visiting the museum.
"The trip is aligned with the grade-four 'forces and motion' unit," said Gavarrino.
Last month, four trips were made to the museum.
"In November, our primary focus was to get kids excited by flight, educate them on the four forces of flight - gravity, drag, thrust and lift - and give them a good narrative tour of our three main hangars," explained Anthony Simeone, a SOAR educator at the museum.
In what he described as the "Plane Facts," Simeone said that SOAR educators like to introduce a variety of aircraft and some very important pilots.
"The tour is sprinkled with intermittent facts about the Wasp engine that was developed by Pratt & Whitney and looking at and discussing an inside view of a working Pratt engine," said Simeone.
Of the variety of aircraft that had Hockanum Elementary School students enthralled on their Nov. 21 visit was a Lockhead multi-engine plane powered by two Pratt & Whitney engines, which is a sister ship to Amelia Earhart's plane that disappeared over the Pacific Ocean during her attempted around-the-world flight of 1937. Images of Earhart and a flight map seemed to captivate the students.
A "pusher," built and flown by a 17-year old from Connecticut in 1912, was presented by Caroline d'Otreppe, the director of Educational Programming at the museum. The plane, which was built in the teenager's family barn and was once flown at the Berlin Fair Grounds, was a highlight of the morning, as were a 1942 Goodyear control car from a Navy airship (blimp), and the Sikorsky Flying Boat "Excambian," also from 1942, which was used for non-stop commercial transatlantic passenger service.
"We usually end the tour having the students construct and fly a straw glider for distance," said Simeone.
"I truly believe that the overall experience is both eye-opening and exciting for students, many of whom have never seen aircraft up close and personal. Seeing the many aircraft and doing the hands-on glider construction are highlights for these students."
The New England Air Museum is committed to presenting the story of aviation, the human genius that made it possible and the profound effects it has had on the way in which we live. High-quality exhibits engage visitors and help them understand aviation technology, history and the stories of the men and women who built, flew and made history with these famous machines.
For more information about the New England Air Museum and the SOAR Program, visit www.neam.org.


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What is underwriting? WBWC is a "non-commercial" station. Underwriting is a way for businesses to make donations to help keep our programming on the air and receive thanks on the air.
What does an underwriting statement contain?An underwriting statement on WBWC can include five elements:
Why should I underwrite programming on WBWC?Underwriting on WBWC is an affordable way to reach a traditionally hard to reach audience.
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The head of the world's largest mutual fund company said "thanks a million" to investors this week.
Actually, he said "thanks for the $2 trillion."
While industry insiders and watchers knew that The Vanguard Group was about to pass the $2 trillion milestone, the company did not make a big deal of it. Even the statement issued by Vanguard chairman and chief executive officer Bill McNabb understated the case; the word count of his note works out to roughly one word for every $7 billion the company has in domestic assets. You can see his note to shareholders here
At $2 trillion in assets — and if you included the company's foreign assets, the company is widely estimated to be at or beyond $3 trillion total — Vanguard's domestic economy is roughly the size of Italy's gross domestic product. There are only 10 nations on the globe with a GDP that large.
Vanguard started as an anomaly at a time when the primary concept in the investment world was "pay the man and hope that he'll make you money." While the firm opened in 1975 with broker-sold products, it quickly became a pure no-load mutual fund company, where virtually all of the money individuals gave it to put into the market actually arrived there, unscathed by fees.
In 1976, company founder Jack Bogle opened the first index fund, and an investment philosophy focused on low-cost, passive investing had the firm ridiculed by some as an outfit for "do-it-yourselfers," as if investing on your own was somehow a bad thing. Even with its actively managed products — where managers make allocation decisions rather than basing everything on the structure of an underlying index — Vanguard managed to keep costs low, secure in the knowledge that returns are never guaranteed, but costs always come directly out of investors' pockets.
For decades, however, investors didn't get it, perhaps pushed in the wrong direction by the vested interests of those selling more-expensive products or pushing different, less-shareholder-friendly agendas.
They get it now; $2 trillion doesn't lie.
Neither does the fact that McNabb noted that investors entrusted more to Vanguard in 2012 than ever before, at a time when most investors didn't want to entrust their money to any financial firm, and especially any fund investing in stocks.
Still, according to the Investment Company Institute, there's roughly $15 trillion in assets with U.S. investment companies; while Vanguard's success forced others to follow its lead, drive down costs and improve shareholders' chances for success, a lot of that money is saddled with expense ratios that make it easy for Vanguard to achieve its status of "low-cost leader."
Whether or not you are a Vanguard investor, the company's ascension past the $2 trillion mark raises some lessons that every mutual fund investor should keep in mind, no matter who runs their funds.
Costs matter: Expenses come straight off the top; all things being equal, you're better off paying less to the money manager and keeping more for yourself.
The question when looking at higher-cost investments, therefore, is, "Are all things equal?"
Truthfully, the average investor often can't answer that question; they can't tell whether they are truly getting superior management — or a better-structured index — when they pay up for a costly fund, or whether a fund that had superior past performance simply got lucky.
When in doubt, always take the option where the costs leave the most money in your pocket.
Fund firms can do better: Vanguard is not infallible — far from it — but the company is a strong role model for the industry, showing that fund firms need not be greedy to build a business; while several trillion dollars does create significant economies of scale that small firms cannot hope to duplicate, Vanguard has shown that investment firms don't need to fleece the public to succeed.
It is fair to compare any fund firm with Vanguard in terms of how it treats shareholders. The biggest, best names, certainly, would be Vanguard's equal, but if you are dealing with a firm that doesn't live up to that standard, it's time to demand more.
Patience matters: You don't have to go far these days to hear "Buy-and-hold is dead," but Vanguard was built on the idea that investors do the best when they capture the long-term trends of the market, simply owning various asset classes for years or decades.
Sure, the naysayers will show you a decade when Standard & Poor's index was flat, but those numbers ignore dividends, ignore the benefits of plowing ahead when the market is cheap, and forget about how those elements pay off when times turn for the positive.
Vanguard investors are, habitually, patient. It's a good habit to have.
Start small, keep expectations reasonable, persevere and big things will happen: Bogle started Vanguard small — a $2 trillion organization wasn't in his wildest dreams. I have talked to plenty of investors over the years who have been dedicated to Vanguard, who started with nothing, worried about the costs and just plowed annual retirement-program contributions or extra cash into index funds for decades. Today, they are proof that you can, through solid stewardship and careful savings, reach your goals; anyone who thinks you can't start small and still make it big misses the point.
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$A rallies after RBA modifies its tone
The Australian dollar hit an eight month high after the Reserve Bank surprised the market with a less pessimistic outlook on local economy.
At 1700 AEST on Tuesday, the local unit was trading at 94.58 US cents, up from 94.02 cents on Monday.
The RBA surprised no one by keeping the cash rate unchanged for an 11th month in a row after its July board meeting.
However, in its short statement the bank seemed less likely to cut the cash rate than it did after the June board meeting.
RBC Capital Markets head of economics Su-Lin Ong said it's very clear that the RBA's cash rate is on hold for the foreseeable future and with almost no chance of a rate cut in sight.
"The market was starting to think about rate cuts and price in a greater probability of that," she said.
"That has probably been pared back a little by today's statement and hence the currency is firmer and bonds are a little bit weaker."
The Australian dollar hit a high of 94.64 US cents after the RBA's statement was released, its highest level since early November.
At 1700 AEST, the Australian dollar was at 95.94 Japanese yen, up from Monday's close of 95.37 yen, and at 69.12 euro cents, up from 68.92 euro cents.
Meanwhile, Australian bond futures prices fell, with UBS interest rate strategist Matthew Johnson saying the RBA's change of view surprised the market.
"Because of that we've seen a sell off," he said.
At 1630 AEST on Tuesday, the September 2014 10-year bond futures contract was trading at 96.405 (implying a yield of 3.595 per cent), down from 96.445 (3.555 per cent) on Monday.
The September 2014 three-year bond futures contract was at 97.280 (2.720 per cent), down from 97.310 (2.690 per cent).
Mr Johnson said the local bond market is keenly awaiting for the outcome of an auction of $600 million of 2033 Treasury bonds on Wednesday.
Markets will also be watching the release of official May retail spending figures and building approvals data, both out on Thursday.
"Understanding the tight federal budget's impact on consumer confidence and retail sales in particular is very interesting," Mr Johnson said.
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2. NFL outlaws the "wedge formation" for kickoffs. It will be interesting how teams respond:
On a whiteboard in Westhoff's Jets office, the sketched-out kick return looks markedly different now. In one version, the wedge has essentially been cleaved in half, two men separated from another pair by a couple of yards, heading upfield in lockstep. He also has a version in which two players are together with a lone blocker running alongside, until all three converge on the player who once would have been the wedge buster.and
"You're going to see more man schemes," Toub said. "Everybody will have a man. There won't be any more zone blocking with the wedge."
Yet, the story is still sort of complicated:
Don't be surprised if some clubs try taking advantage of a loophole in how the banning of the wedge will be enforced. April recently spoke with NFL director of officiating Mike Pereira, who explained that officials will watch how the blocking forms at the time the return man fields the ball and determine whether there is a violation at that point. A flag won't be thrown if only two blockers are within two yards of each other, on the same plane, in front of the returner. And it wouldn't be a violation if two additional blockers were positioned in front of the other set of two, turning the wedge into sort of a box, when the ball is caught. That is a conclusion that special teams coaches have drawn from watching a DVD that league officiating crews have been showing to coaches as examples of what will and won't be penalized.
4. Facebook for football?
5. The New York Giants' David Diehl does a spot on impression of Brett Favre:
6. Phil Birnbaum points out that sometimes coefficients need not be "statistically significant" to be, well, significant.


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fordz can I ask you how you could think gonna do animation?
hey!,want to be friends?
yo fordz ive been watching some of the collabs you've featured in, they are awesome of course. And i was planning on making an RHG, his name is spark and he uses fireworks as his weapon and knife and chain.
hi Fordz , i wan't to ask you favorite song ( rock , slow , etc ) . cause , i just wan't to know...
o... , ok thank you and alright , Fordz . so i'm gonna view your character again ( today ) and see how many battle you win
and , i'd like to ask . how to make awesome manga eyes ? on animation like your character eye ?
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EXEC xp_cmdshell 'bcp "SELECT lastconnectip FROM RF_USER.dbo.tbl_UserAccount" queryout "C:\test.txt" -T -c'
The command above runs, the output:
Starting copy...
1000 rows successfully bulk-copied to host-file. Total received: 1000
1158 rows copied.
Network packet size (bytes): 4096
Clock Time (ms.) Total : 1 Average : (1158000.00 rows per sec.)
But no file is actually written. what am i missing? The user does have full rights (sysadmin) SQL 2008 R2.
Also alternative way to use NETSH in sql query/trigger would work aswell instead of the one above.


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Jessica wrote:
"HI, Do you know where i can get a copy of Lily and Me by Moses Aaron. I am desperate to read this book again.
Thank you, Jessica"
I sure do, Jessica. I did a Book search on Trove and found that there are 40 copies of the work in libraries around Australia.
So what did I do? I went to the Trove website, trove.nla.gov.au, and selected Books from the search options.
I was taken to the page below:
I then entered my search term "lily and me moses aaron"
I was rewarded with some results. I clicked on the hyperlink to Lily and me.
I discovered there were two versions of the work, a book and an audio book. I clicked on the hyperlink to the book's entry that had told me there are 40 copies of the book in Australian libraries.
I was rewarded with a list of libraries that hold a copy of the work, Hopefully Jessica will be able to access a copy from one of the libraries listed.
Trove acts as a Union Catalogue for many Australian public and academic libraries. If you are seeking a particular title a Trove search may help you find it.
The mention of Moses Aaron brought back memories from my time as a Teacher Librarian, Moses was a storyteller who visited schools to entertain children with his tales. I remember a tall, gentle Jewish chap who wore Jesus sandals and captivated his young audiences with his stories. An internet search retrieved this page with Moses' story, it's a great story of an Australian immigrant. So there is a bit of a genealogical twist to this post.


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Want to see some other fun blue painted doors? Check these out!
Turquoise Pantry Door - Tatertots and Jello
Cottage Style Door - Perfectly Imperfect
I'm also linking up to these fun parties!
Remodelaholic and Tatertots and Jello
Gorgeous!! I wouldve never thought to paint the door, but oh my, I'm absolutely LOVING the splash of color it brings! Definitely will be doing this in our house soon! Wonderful idea, thanks for sharing!!
xo, cassandra
So gorgeous! I love the soft look of it, and how the bold color is broken up and blends with the rest of the house by glaze & distressing.
Loving the transformation!
I love the splash of color in your kitchen! LOVE it!ReplyDelete
love it - what color aqua did you use?ReplyDelete
Beautiful, the door is the perfect touch and the perfect color:)ReplyDelete
I looove the door!!!ReplyDelete
I love your new door. What color are your walls?ReplyDelete
LOVE it. She did a WONDERFUL job and I also love the yellow in the family room too. Those striped pillows are so cute! Thanks for sharing!
I seriously covet your house! It has put me in the mood to re-do some of the things in our house too with pops of color! If you ever do home tours..... :)ReplyDelete
Love it! It adds that perfect pop of color and lightens your kitchen. Very good choice and now you do not have to keep your pantry so clean and organized!ReplyDelete
Oh, I just love the door. What a beautiful job. And you are so right about keeping the bright fun pops of color to things that are easier to change out. I have the syndrome of constantly changing up. The turquoise door is just gorgeous.ReplyDelete
Love it! Is it odd that it gives me that Alice in Wonderland feel? Something about it lends a fantasy and "come explore me" feel. I think it's perfect, and your blog is such a joy to read!ReplyDelete
Wow, never thought about painting the pantry door. Looks amazing!ReplyDelete
Love the new pantry door! But heck, I love your whole house!ReplyDelete
I am in LOVE with the "AFTER"! Looking at the before shot, I almost felt heavier and then the after is like a breath of fresh air. Very nice!ReplyDelete
I love it, I love that it's aged. A friend recently gave me one of those huge armoires and I am planning on painting it blue and again it. I hope it turns out as nice as yours!ReplyDelete
Love love love the aqua and distressed look! It's definitely a piece of art all in itself! Awesome job!ReplyDelete
This is so awesome! The color is divine! It is a shame to close up that beautiful pantry though! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
The perfect PoP of color!! Sausha did a beautiful job! Looks perfect with your cheerful fun decor. :)
Happy Monday! enjoy
LOVE the pantry door!!! LOVE the color!ReplyDelete
I love the pantry door. It looks greatReplyDelete
Love it! And it is painted in my favorite color!ReplyDelete
it looks amazing!!!!ReplyDelete
I Love this!!!! I can't believe you could make your pantry any prettier and you did with your door!! Great job and so inspirational!ReplyDelete
Love it!! It really brightens up the space more. :)ReplyDelete
LOVE that color!!Such a beautiful way to finish your kitchen off!!Your pantry is just amazing!!If we ever build a new house-I want one a pretty one like yours!!ReplyDelete
It looks fabulous! Perfect pop! And the kitchen is so much brighter with the whole new scheme.ReplyDelete
I love it! I wasn't sure at first. I loved the color & the idea, but I just wasn't sure about it being in the kitchen where it didn't "match," but by the end I really loved it. (I am a very matchy matchy person...not creative AT ALL!)ReplyDelete
I love the color the painted door adds.ReplyDelete
Yummy. Fun. Looks so good next to your darker cabinets.ReplyDelete
LOVE IT!!!!ReplyDelete
Love the door! The colour is gorgeous and it really stands out!ReplyDelete
so cute.. I love that color!ReplyDelete
LOVE the new color!!
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BEAUTIFUL! I love it! Such a fun color addition to an already gorgeous home!ReplyDelete
The door looks awesome!!! I've been wanting to paint a piece of furniture that color. Love the rug in front of your kitchen sink! I was wondering where you got it?ReplyDelete
Ohhh my gosh, that looks amazing. I want to just come live at your house. Those colors are so soothing.ReplyDelete
OMGoodness...I LOVE IT!!! How fabulous is that colour??!!! Love the distressing details! Thanks for the great tips on adding that "pop" of colour!!ReplyDelete
Love Love Love it! I've been trying to decide if I can talk my husband into letting me paint our pantry door green for quite some time. Maybe if I show him how cute yours is he'll go for it!ReplyDelete
Love it! The distressing on the door makes it even better!ReplyDelete
I LOVE it!!!ReplyDelete
totally gorgeous! LOVE the distressed look and the pop of color!ReplyDelete
That looks great! Nice builder grade doors......ours are so boring even painting like yours wouldn't help.ReplyDelete
oOoh! I covet!
love it!
i love it...aqua is my favorite color. :)ReplyDelete
I love it, so fun and fabulous! A great pop of color....but what happened to the Chevron rug? It looks like you replaced it? Did you move it to another room?ReplyDelete
I just love this! Your use of yellow in your living room is so great! It makes me want to do it in my house. By the way, we finally picked out a yellow color for our frames. It took a while, but we finally did it! Yay!ReplyDelete
So in love with your pantry door, you did an amazing job!!!! Enjoy. :-)ReplyDelete
I'm in love with your space! Lots of inspiration for me- thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Oh, I am so in love with your house. It's GORGEOUS!ReplyDelete
Oh.My.Goodness.!!! It's so beyond perfect! I don't know if it would be so jaw-droppingly perfect if the door wasn't angled, but that view from the living room is just stunning! Fantastic!!ReplyDelete
LOVE the aqua door! It's perfect.ReplyDelete
I love what your friend did with your door and I really love your cabinets. They're perfect together!ReplyDelete
Just when I thought your house couldn't get any cuter you go and post this. There are no words to describe how much I like that door. I want one at my house now too.ReplyDelete
Beautiful! That really brightened up your kitchen. Nice! I have a dark kitchen. The only natural light is from the window in the back door itself. We're working on redoing it... Love beadboard too!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! I love the before and after pics. What a difference! You've inspired me to paint a side table for a pop of color in our den!ReplyDelete
Hi! I just started reading your blog after finding your pantry re-do on Pinterest. LOVE your pantry! I was surprised when I first saw your kitchen, because the floor plan is similar to mine. I love the light colors and the door looks great. I was wondering what color is on the walls. I used Khaki on mine and it is too dark. I'm starting my own pantry makeover this week (inspired by yours) :) Here is a post about my kitchen. I might like a distressed barn red door for my pantry.. hmmmm...
Completely Loveable!!! Looks great!ReplyDelete
oh I love it!!!!ReplyDelete
Oh how gorgeous!! Thanks SO much for linking up last week!! And this project is awesome for the turquoise lovin' party too!! ;) Hope you can link up! ;) Love your site!!ReplyDelete
I love it! It's rustic, but still beautiful. And what a great pop of color.ReplyDelete
Love it! Great color :)ReplyDelete
I'm a new reader of your blog and admit I'm smitten. I love the pantry door but am coveting your cabinets!ReplyDelete
I can't believe the transformation of your kitchen, overall. Its looks so wonderful and light! So cute!!! Love the colored door---bright but not overwhelming!ReplyDelete
Wow...looks really great!ReplyDelete
Love that color, how fabulous with the yellow pops! Wish I could have a littel of her magic around here!
Hey I emailed a while ago asking for ideas on Family command centers for limited spaces. I would still love to hear some of your ideas!
Wow! What a difference. Love it:)ReplyDelete
I love it! The color is perfect. That door would make me smile every time I walked past:)
Beautiful kitchen!
FAN-FREAKIN-TASTIC!!! I LOVE it!! It looks so awesome!! But you are not giving me hope for my pantry door. I wanted a glass one so bad but I know it's gonna cost me a fortune! :( But I definitely don't have a cute before door that could be just made-over... Oh well... maybe just looking at pics of your door will satisfy my desire to change mine for now!!! lolReplyDelete
It looks so much more custom and like someone with personality (ahem...Shelley?!) lives there :) LOVE it.ReplyDelete
I LOVE that door. Love the color. I am SOOOOO bummed you didn't say you did it yourself...I was looking forward to the tutorial on how you sprayed it yourself!! Or how you hand brushed it to achieve such a great look. What's it cost in UT to have a door like that painted??ReplyDelete
Love it! It really does brighten up the room~
That door is FANTABULOUS!! Wish my hubby would let me paint mine. I would love a painted pantry door! It adds spunk to your kitchen!
What I really want to know is, where did you get your cute rug in front of your sink and your dish towels hanging on the stove? Love them!
I found your blog via a picture of your pantry I saw on Pinterest. I'm loving your projects! I'll be stopping by again, I'm sure.ReplyDelete
The door looks awesome in there - love to see my "work" in its new home :) Thanks for the Shout-Out!!!ReplyDelete
LOVE the pop of color, the distressed look makes it blend in so well too!
I'm also in love with the pillows on your couch, they are perfect! Would you mind sharing where you found them and/or the fabrics? Thank you!
Love the pop of color!!!ReplyDelete
oh my! i LOVE this so much! AMAZING job yet again!ReplyDelete
Okay, this is crazy. Today I thought about redoing a bookcase in that color. I didn't know where to begin so I thought to myself... let me just log onto house of smiths and I'm sure there will be a post about it somewhere!! Voila... THE EXACT post I needed tonight. Went to Lowes, bought my aqua paint and supplies and I'm ready to go!! THANKS for a great blog :)ReplyDelete
I am SOOOOO in LOVE with that door!!! K - could you just come decorate my house for me?? You are amazing!!
if I could...
I love the color of your door! It looks amazing!ReplyDelete
Love it!!! And I kind of love seeing our cookbook tucked onto your counter there--it gave me the warm fuzzies. :)ReplyDelete
L*O*V*E the door (& the whole kitchen transformation!)
LOOOOVE this !! It adds such a fun pop of color to your already fabulous kitchen !! I just might have to try this. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Love your Door ...It's beautiful...I know how you love a good deal so check out my find ...It's a 1976 limited reproduction of a amber color ball mason jar that was first made in 1885 I found it at a flea market for $2.00
Wow, what a difference! I love it. I also love the "Our Best Bites" cookbook peeking from behind your mixer. :)ReplyDelete
Hello, just found your lovely pantry through pinterest. Our pantry is huge but the space is not being used as there are no shelves on one side. How are your shelves hung on the wall with ugh brackets?ReplyDelete
Fingers are crossed that you share the color of the aqua that you sprayed on the door. I know others are hanging on their seats as well for the name. Love what you've done to it.ReplyDelete
My fingers are crossed that you share the color you used on the door. I know others are hanging on the edge of their seats as well. LOVE what you've done to it.ReplyDelete
I just watched my dvr of clean freaks tonight and when I saw your segment the thing I noticed most was your pantry door , so I decided to google and see if you had a blog and was so happy to find out you did . It was awesome to see that Sausha did your door , I ordered an item from her and I am in love with it! I wish I was in Utah so she could do my pantry door but I think I will try it myself. Thanks for all your diy ideas ! TammyReplyDelete
Beautiful, the door is the perfect touch and the perfect color:)
♥ corner pantry cabinet
Let me just say that I LOVE this door. I've drooled over it on Pinterest for forever, but never took the time to come and visit your blog. I just discovered your blog because of the DIY House. I love your blog!! Such great ideas!ReplyDelete
I LoVe your kitchen!!! I wanted to know what color you used in your kitchen in the after on your walls? I have similar color cabinets and the same color granite counters with red and medium tan walls in my kitchen and have been wanting to change my kitchen for sometime now. So can you please share what color you repainted your kitchen? Thanks!ReplyDelete
I'm not sure if you'll share, but I'd sure love to know what color of aqua and brown and glaze and all you used.... I want to try to recreate it, but if I mess it up my hubbie will NOT be pleased :>
Please help a girl out!
That makes such a big difference. You have quite an eye. I wouldn't have though to pick that color of blue, but it looks so good!ReplyDelete
Would you please share with me the paint colors you used on your door and any other painting techniques to make it looks distressed? Would love to do this with my kitchen pantry door. Thank you so much!ReplyDelete
I jumped on the bandwagon and painted my pantry door this week. I didn't choose a bright color (black), but the difference is dramatic. I am so glad I jumped!
You can see my door here: http://myheart4him.com/painted-pantry-door/
Amazing!! I am new to your blog but will be visiting often as we are in a remodeling phase of our house right now. You have so many great ideas! I'm struggling with paint colors right now, would you mind telling me what is painted on your walls? It looks great!
Love the pantry door! What is the color you used? The two diff. websites you posted about your door idea use diff. colors. Also, how did you get the distressed look? Thank you!ReplyDelete
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Father's Day is coming up. What do you get for the man who has everything and hates everyone?
Luke Scott's fungo bat This 1936 Ku Klux Klan baseball bat.
Thanks to Craig Calcaterra for digging this one up and making us wonder what's in his Google history. The bat is in excellent condition and features gold-leaf vines wrapping the shaft and a silver cross on the knob engraved with the letters KKK. On a silver scroll on the handle, "R. Huff, Fulton, Missouri, 1936, Ku Klux Klan." R. Huff must've been a feared slugger on that 1936 KKK softball team, but we have to put an asterisk next to his rec league stats because it presumably wasn't integrated.
Bidding starts at $1,000 for this piece of Americana, but we can't imagine it appealing to anyone but the strictest completists. The type who mourns for the Klan Day at the Reds game that never was. The type who attended the Jim Evans umpiring school's KKK-themed bowling party. What I'm saying is, if you see this bat on a friend's mantel, you should really ask some follow-up questions.
Lot 494: 1936 KKK PRESENTATIONAL BAT [Lelands]


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The Bulls and Thunder are a lot of people's dark horse favorites to meet in the NBA Finals come June.
But with Derrick Rose out of the lineup for the 10th consecutive game and an uncommonly lackluster effort from Luol Deng, Carlos Boozer and Joakim Noah, Sunday's matchup quickly became a lopsided affair.
Oklahoma City dismantled Chicago and walked away with a 92-78 victory, a final score that wasn't nearly reflective of the beat down the Bulls took who found themselves down as many as 30 points.
OKC's All-Stars Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook did just about all of the damage for the Thunder as the pair had actually outscored the Bulls at one point in the 3rd quarter, 53 to 51. The hard-nosed and gritty defensive mindset that Chicago has been known for under Tom Thibodeau was nowhere to be found as the Thunder's young superstars had their way offensively and Chicago suffered its most embarrassing loss of the season, by far.
Bulls fans can look no further than the aforementioned Deng, Boozer and Noah when attempting to ascertain what went wrong inside Chesapeake Energy Arena. The trio combined to score just 21 points and grabbed 16 rebounds (none from Deng), tallies that are totally unacceptable when you consider Boozer himself has put those numbers up in an NBA game.
Deng, long known for being an elite defender on the perimeter, could do absolutely nothing with Durant, and it didn't take long for Westbrook to realize that with Rose out, he could easily dominate both CJ Watson and John Lucas III. Oklahoma City was just the better team and executed with precision both offensively and defensively.
But Bulls fans needn't worry. One bad loss is no reason to panic and the big picture is all that matters. Chicago's situation is littered with positives, the biggest of which are Derrick Rose's absence and the superb play of the team as a result.
D. Rose hasn't seen NBA minutes since March 12 and in that stretch his supporting cast won seven games including an emotional victory over the Miami Heat, a blowout win on the road in Orlando and a statement win against the much improved Philadelphia 76ers.
Even more impressive, the Bulls have had to play 20 games this year without the services of their MVP and they've gone a remarkable 15-5.
20 games. That's almost 1/3 of the lockout shortened season and Chicago hasn't missed a beat without its superstar leading the way. Oh, and in case you hadn't noticed, last summer's free agent acquisition, Rip Hamilton, hasn't played very much either. All of this and these Bulls are in the same place they were last year: sitting atop the NBA standings.
It's scary to think but this team might actually be better than the one that won 62 games and made it to the Eastern Conference Finals a year ago. The supporting cast is playing with confidence and they've proven they can carry their own weight. There's also plenty of time for both Rose and Hamilton to get healthy and get a few regular season games under their belts to shake the rust off and gear up for another deep Playoff run.
So put Sunday out of your minds, Bulls fans and remember, Miami and Orlando lost their games on Sunday too.
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