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You just said the real focus of that film in your statement... Problem being that we've been @ peak oil for sometime now... And more importantly and unfortunantly there is no sustainable substitute for what oil and what it does for everything on the planet. More than fuel and energy, that's just the start. Make sure you take it look at it though cuttie. EVERYONE should see it.
Cool..I just watched the teaser on you tube, it looks pretty spunout..unfortunately its nothin we dont already know. Oil production has already peaked and research is turning to other sustainable fuel/ energy sources. They are so fuckin greedy they cant pull the shit out of the ground fast enough, bunch of cunts !!
What about the fuel the dalorian ran off of?
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I can immediately think of at least three solutions that would still offer choice to the users.
1) Nouveau. It is free to use this feature.
2) If nvidia wants to offer this functionality in their blob, they are free to implement it themselves in their userspace driver and advertise its availability for other drivers to use. Somehow, I doubt that anybody would be particularly impressed with this option, though. It would likely go unused.
3) Don't buy nvidia.
GPL is what is called "copyleft". It uses copyright laws to enforce the license. It's pretty much the polar opposite of traditional copyright, but the enforcement is just as strict. For instance, under traditional copyright, people must not redistribute the copyright work. Under GPL, people must redistribute the copyright work. If someone redistributes something that is under traditional copyright, authors can and will sue them. If someone doesn't redistribute something that is under a strong copyleft, authors can and will sue them. So yes, GPL is strict and it is a way to control and manipulate. The difference is that GPL is used to keep the code open at all times and at all costs.
Doesn't bode well for Android, unless Google has their own method.
Of course iOS and WinRT won't be encumbered with insanity, so they won't have any problem implementing such a mechanism.
No no no.
If you modify GPL software, you don't have to redistribute anything. But if you CHOOSE to redistribute, then the resulting code must also be GPL.
You can combine GPL software and proprietary software to your heart's content, as long as you don't distribute the result to others. GPL is a distribution license.
No, GPL is used to ensure that if you receive software, you keep the right to modify and redistribute it under GPL terms. It doesn't say anything about the case where you keep the code for yourself and don't pass it on.The difference is that GPL is used to keep the code open at all times and at all costs.
This is very important, because the "viral" FUD bullshit is based on such false premises. GPL doesn't force you to do anything with your code. It only governs the redistribution of code based on GPL code. If you want to distribute versions of GPLed code, it has to be under the GPL.
Linux has had these exact policies all this time and yet Android is the best-selling smartphone OS in the world and nexus 7 is bound to have made Android a good dent in the tablet space, so much for being 'encumbered with insanity'. If Google needs to provide such a 'method' for proprietary drivers then yes, they are fully capable of implementing this, it won't be a 'problem'. Your continued trolling of 'oh god, if Linux doesn't make it easy for proprietary drivers it will fail anytime now' is as hollow as it ever was (and yet you keep on repeating the same bs like a broken record, it's almost as if you had an agenda...).
Linux success is obviously tied to it's great out-of-the-box support for hardware in all forms which is exactly what their no-binary-drivers-in-kernel-space policy has brought. Again we have NVidia as the last big holdout, and it's discrete gpu heydays are quickly coming to an end on the desktop. Desktop users in general will look on discrete gpu's the way we nowadays snicker at the voodoo architecture which is what nvidia once replaced, as something arcane and obsolete.


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1 egg lightly beaten
1 cup soda water
1/4 cup ice water, or as needed
18 medium-sized shrimp preferably from the Louisiana Gulf, peeled and deveined
Pinch of freshly ground black pepper
2 pounds sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into 3 by 1/4-inch batons (about 5 cups)
Canola oil, for frying
18 large red lettuce leaves (for serving)
6 mint sprigs (for serving)
18 perilla leaves (optional)
1/2 cup flavored fish sauce (for serving; recipe below)
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In a bowl, combine the flour, 1 1/2 teaspoons salt, turmeric, cayenne, scallions, egg, soda water and ice water and mix just until blended. The batter will be a little lumpy; do not overmix. The texture should be like a slightly thin pancake batter. Add more ice water, 1 tablespoon at a time, if it is too thick.
Place the shrimp in a bowl, sprinkle with a pinch of salt and the black pepper, and toss to mix. Pour 1/2 cup of the batter over the shrimp and toss to coat. Add the sweet potatoes to the bowl holding the remaining batter and stir to mix evenly.
Pour the oil to a depth of 1/2-inch into a cast-iron frying pan or wok and heat over high heat to 350°F on a deep-frying thermometer. Line a rimmed baking sheet with paper towels, and place a large wire rack on a second baking sheet. Preheat the oven to 250°F.
When the oil is hot, place 5 battered sweet potato batons, side by side, in the oil, taking care to keep them close together. Place 4 or 5 more sweet potato batons on top, perpendicular to the first layer, creating a platform for the shrimp. Make 2 more sweet potato platforms alongside the first platform. Fry the sweet potato platforms for 1 minute, then top each platform with 1 battered shrimp. Spoon a small amount of hot oil over the shrimp to anchor them to the sweet potato batons.
Cook for 2 to 3 minutes more, until the sweet potatoes are golden brown on the first side. Using tongs or a slotted spoon, carefully turn each fritter and cook, shrimp side down, for 1 minute more, until the batter is just set on the second side.Using the tongs or slotted spoon, carefully transfer the fritters to the paper towel-lined baking sheet to drain briefly, then move them to the wire rack and slip them into the oven to keep warm. Repeat with remaining sweet potato batons and shrimp, always allowing the oil to return to temperature between batches.
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my husband took me to see my favorite person in the whole world....Sylvia! My whole life I was searching for my biological Mother and Father....I always dreamed of a reading from Sylvia. I didn't get lucky enough for a reading by her but I got a reading by John Holland that made my skeptic husband a believer....my dear mother and 2 others came through! It was the best night because I got a wonderful reading and got to meet Sylvia in the same night! I asked if I could hug her at book signing and she was the sweetest thing ever!! I LOVE her on the shows and in real life....she is the best!! Hope to get a reading from her next time!! The show was great.....she answered a lot of peoples questions.....and her spiritual side really came out!! If I had the money I would see her every chance I got. John h. Was exceptional too....he knew things that were amazing!!
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Although I've only had classes for a week I don't know if I can take the pressure and the workload, I was working as a classroom assistant before this and all I wanted to do was teach. Its 9 months long and it will go in a blink of an eye but its going to be tough.
I need to over come my fears and watch myself
I'm out to my family from january of this year but as the time has worn on I feel like I have gone back into the closet. It mybe that I have been that used to not talking about what I have been feeling deep down I never express it. Don't get me wrong I'm not comfortable saying I facy a man or TV for example to my parents, but it feels like we are tip toeing around each other afraid to say things.
But I have to push the matter my family are all OK with it they love me no matter what.
A shout out to everyone on the site posting threads about BBM including myself. Why isn't there a merged thread to talk about everything BBM do we really need a new one everyday? Seriously its bumping good threads down the list by rehashing what has already been stated on the board so please please let us suggest a merging of the threads.
Out doing some shopping today and I noticed that people began rushing round for the last minute things before the shops close. Now looking at the windows I noticed that the well known sign showing us the opening hours are gone (*U*) (*S*) How are the busy shoppers able to cope. Have these signs become unfashionable in this Coffee bar and designer shop world we live in?
Watching TV it seems that all gay men have to dress like a 15 year old girl no matter what age they are. Is this a brand mark that says GAY?
The clothes are those liitle T-Shirts that have stupid slogans on them and jeans with those girlly belts. I mean they look terrible. I'd be embarressed, why not just a shirt and jeans or a plain tee. For God sake why do the male of they species think they are half the age they really are???
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I don't know if you guys have seen this, but you can check the popularity rating of Bioshock at Gamestats. Unfortunately, as of now, Bioshock is only ranked 27 in the games for 360 and 20 for PC.
I don't know if you guys have seen this, but you can check the popularity rating of Bioshock at Gamestats. Unfortunately, as of now, Bioshock is only ranked 27 in the games for 360 and 20 for PC.
Why doesnt this surprise me!-Because NO ONE knows about Bioshock!-Raveness was right,its the video game eqivalent of Fight Club!-Whats worse is that Tenchu is rated above it!......
Last edited by splicer; 05-19-2007 at 11:16 AM.
Well, let's hope it will change.
Anyway, I'm doing my very best to spread the word in Hungary, not only as a news editor but also as a humble member of some popular forums too. I hope others are doing this too in their home country. I don't know for sure but I think here most of the gamers who read online/offline press know about BS and the majority loves it.
I'd say look for it to climb when near release...or not, depending on what games get released in the same month.
The trouble is,by the time the publicity machine really gets up to speed,Halo 3 will have been released and it will be hopelessly lost in the fray.And its got nothing to do with how good it is either, in relation to those other games,its the publics perception of it,and right now,its either indifference or ignorance,neither of which bode too well.
I sort've liked Halo: CE but I didn't like Halo 2 it was just a huge let down because IMO the single player story was lacking and but that could be said about Halo 1 I also don't like walking down Corrider after Corrider that all look the same and then I get into an open area then I don't know where to go since everything looks the same (but the main reason why people buy Halo is the multiplayer so they might not care about it)
Main reason why I like Halo is the story, characters, setting, etc. Yes, the level design does blow chunks on some parts (The Library level...) but I think overall it's just awesome. Great controls and the spectacular multiplayer is just icing. Very sweet icing that could never give me a toothache.
But yeah, I would say too that a lot of people just like it for the multi, but usually the halo games are the best experience on LIVE.
for me, halo is like a disney film. They are pretty well made in every aspect, but they lack deepness and disturbing stuff... they are all too shiny and predictable.
Halo's story lacks depth? Hah.
The cast look like sesame street rejects? Hah.
I'll agree that halo isn't scary, but it's not meant to be. I think you're confusing the sci-fi genre with the horror one, Halo's story isn't designed to creep you out or disturb you, it's designed to run like an action film with real backstory where the plot is centered around you fighting for the survival of your species. If you try to attach false pretenses to the game of course your reaction is going to be "Bah, this sucks", but if you try to remember what the game is, and play it for what it is, then I'm sure you'd be more impressed.
A fair argument as always Jeff,Obviously it doesnt suck,and as you say perhaps I'm not appreciating the ethic of the games,My son has pre-orderd Halo 3,so perhaps I'll enjoy it more than the first two games.I do enjoy horror games,which is probably why the Halo's dont rock my world,as well as the rest of you,but hey,enjoy the games you play!
Last edited by splicer; 05-20-2007 at 05:52 PM.
I totally have to agree with Jeff. Just because some of you haven't played any of the Halo games (or just plain didn't like them) doesn't mean you should bash the hell out of them. Sure they are sometimes linear and might lack the depth of other games of that particular genre (like Bioshock), but some games are just like that. Sometimes you just want too SHOOT stuff!
Oh, and as for popularity, WHO CARES? WE know that Bioshock is going to be an excellent game, and WE are the ones who will enjoy it!
Last edited by Rapture_Survivalist; 05-20-2007 at 08:27 PM.
I completely agree on one level, in that I'm probably going to love this game no matter how commercial successful it is (a lot of my favourite games have suffered poor sales).
On the other hand, in today's world of 2 second attention spans where disposable crap reigns supreme, it's always good to see intelligent thoughtful games (or films, books & music for that matter) perform well. It's rewarding for the creators, and reminds the mass-purveyors of mindless turdwash that there's a "thinky-thinky" market out there
I think halo's just going to go off in different directions from here, Halo Wars has already been confirmed (an RTS) and there's rumour of a cinematic game. So I think they're going to abandon the FPS end after 3, afterall, the games tag line happens to be "finish the fight"
yes, but since halo has always been touted as a trilogy, I believe "finish the fight" to be a metaphor for the closing of this chapter in the halo universe. There are a ton more stories to be told and they'll be done in differing forms, such as Halo Wars.
Well, everything can be reduced into a matter of tastes. For example, in the sci-fi genre you could say Fantastic 4 is a better movie than Blade Runner, if you can appreciate it as an action film with real backstory where the plot is centered around 4 superheroes saving the world. But honestly, that just can't convince my inner-masterpiece-sensor that is just as good as Blade Runner, I will always like the second more, and more than just liking it, I respect it more for many reasons, beggining with the fact that one is made with the purpose of selling toys and making children buy mcdonalds happyboxes and the other is made out of pure and beautiful inspiration. Halo it's more like fantastic 4... although it has some real inspiration now and then... but also does fantastic 4...
I do think halo is an entretaining game though... but it just couldn't wake any love for it in me. Appart from the beautiful gregorian chant of the titles...
Last edited by Fennerman; 05-20-2007 at 11:27 PM.
Actually.it matters a great deal whether Bioshock is popular,if it flounders,publishers wont be willing to take risks with developers who are looking to innovate and experiment.Wheras,if it succeeds,it could do wonders for a pretty tired industry.Bioshock is a gamble,lets hope its one that pays off.
just remember we're still a ways off from release (3 months today, WOO!) and you are the most hardcore of all the Rapturians out there.
more will come, have no fear.
we cant be doing that bad becuse bioshock is almost at a 90% right now its at 89.8% thats not far.
and is this a big daddy???
Last edited by kabumon77; 05-21-2007 at 03:09 PM.
Thats great,and I know that you really appreciate our support,I've been playing games for a long time,and have been aching for something like Bioshock to come along for years,but theres only so much a handful of hardcore fans can do to spread the word.
In the city which I live,probably one of the largest in the UK,the gamestores have little or no interest in the game,not just because of the looming shadow of Halo 3,but because of a general lack of exposure.In fact,one store was already discussing its trade in value!-not a good sign.
I want Bioshock to succeed for many reasons,one of which is what it can do for games developers in the future,give them the confidence to explore new possibilities and take this tired industry forward a notch or two.
That is exactly what LOST did for television. It allowed for a show such as HEROES to be produced whereas nothing like that could ever happen before.
"You want us to create a show where you actually treat the audience with some intelligence and not feed them the lowest common denominator? Blashphemy!"
I'd like Bioshock to do this for the videogame genre. (I think that's why a Bioshock fanboy angel dies everytime Levine says "it's just a shooter!") I call the thing that video games are lacking "soul" for lack of a better term. I want games with more soul. Levine, with all his elitist pretentions (j/k), can deliver.
Edit: I'm a demographic the game industry neither knows or cares about. I'm the genre-buster. If you have the same tired repeated genre that I've already played before - I don't want it. I will always seek to purchase something that pushes the envelope and changes gaming as we know it. If there were more like me then producers might be more willing to take risks (and risks might be more likely to pay off.) Sadly, they don't.
Last edited by FreshLaundryX; 05-21-2007 at 06:52 PM.
I recently heard it described as a"World War 2 FPS in which you have to shoot fish people and are chased by little girls and men in diving suits" It makes me want to.....
I heard people on another forum saying that they didn't want it because they thought it didn't have modern weopons and they think it takes place during the 1950's but it actually takes place after that the same people actually called it a World War 2 game even though World War 2 ended in 1945.
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ah yes the misinformed masses because the weapons in Halo are modern...... just for example lol cause just yesterday i found a neat little plasma rifle with an endless nuke ion battery in my local Gun shop...... people who only care about the looks of the weapons and not about gameplay should just stick to talking about CounterStrike
I really think thats why we need a demo,to show the massess just how cool this game and its weapons are.Screenshots,podcasts,articles ect are all great,but they dont give that unique insight into a game and whether you want it,the way actually playing it does.This issue could be a real deal breaker.
Quality always rests upon the mass of quantity. The money that simple, easy, consumable entertainment earns provides the backing of the great, thoughtful and deep niche experiences in all forms of entertainment medium. Quite frankly I don't see anything wrong with that. It becomes a sort of measuring stick, a pH litmus paper to determine the state of intellectually, philosophically & spiritually edifying content as it relates to the rest.
If Bioshock does well financially, then we're all happy. But honestly, should it do REALLY WELL? We all harp about how things are dumbed-down and streamlined into idiocy for the mindless hamburger masses to spend their hard earned cash on.
The state of creative affairs are not going to change between now and three months (maybe come November 2008 ), and Irrational has people with the wherewithal to realize that. They are most likely working on a cash-cow title to backup the core of the business with.
wow well said raveness *golf applause* well said. Irrational does seem to be the home of the "thinking man's (or woman's) game"
As long as bioshock makes enough profits for a new game or add on (and for the devs to take a vacation) it will be fine but if it hits a money flow like oblivion then we can expect a dumbed down game next.
'Halo isn't that good'
FINALLY. I thought I was the only person that felt it was hyped up way too much. It's just the main character from doom-suit with plain weapons. I know too many people that worship Halo, but it's just an average fps that has good online capability. Big Whoop.
why is it that people never tack on the phrase "in my opinion" anymore.
my comment reflects more on the definitive statements people like to make. reference specifically to terosx "halo is an average fps" becomes a much, much more true statement when you change it to "in my opinion, halo is an average fps".
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The holidays are in full swing and who doesn't love the abundance of deep emerald greens, burgundy and crimson hues? Whether you are entertaining through the holidays with your family or just spreading the yuletide spirit to a few intimate friends, here's how to bring bold jewel tones into your holiday home decor, furnishings, and lighting this season.
Glam it up in your textiles and furnishings!
If there is any season when big and bold colors, glitzy and sparkly ornamentation, and rich fabrics abound, it's the holidays right? Use jeweled inspirations from your favorite gems – sapphire blue, emerald green, and amber gold are perfect for a show-stopping scene. Colorful accent pillows and area rugs are quick and easy ways to add color and a festive flair to your interiors.
Add sleek metallic leather or vinyl like this headboard from Julianne Kelly; it pairs up nicely with the jeweled toned bedding and this look can be carried into your public spaces where entertaining is a must this season. Silver, gold, bronze and copper highlights always show off gems beautifully, don't they?
Jewel tones in your lighting fixtures
There is a great interiors trend now for bold metallic influences and Lamps Plus helps you bring these gorgeous colors into your lighting fixtures. This Carnival multi-light brushed pendant is perfect for the holidays and is a great example of stylish multi light pendants for your contemporary color scheme.
Lighting is a great way to change up the holiday tone in your home. Change light bulbs to those with less wattage for a more intimate ambiance and brighter for kitchens or family gatherings around a dining room table. However you choose to display your jeweled toned fixtures, changeable lampshades can be versatile all year around.
Gather around a festive dining room in jewel tones
All other times of the year, your home may possess a more traditional and conservative style, but the holidays give you reason to pump up the voltage! In your dining room why not mix and match dining room chairs and adorn your table with festive holiday dinnerware? Avalon Interiors shows you how to beautifully mix and match colors that will instantly become a conversation starter at your holiday dinner party.
If you have a formal and informal dining area, why not set the stage in the formal room with matching window treatments and a gorgeous chandelier accented with jeweled tones? There is no limit to the imagination when these bold jewel tones grace your holiday home decor!
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If you need to illuminate a nightstand, reading nook, or art gallery, modern wall lamps provide the perfect space-conscious solution. But they're more than merely functional; chosen carefully and positioned strategically, a single wall lamp can also make a strong impact on the design of a space. In the living room (via Coco LaPine), the dining room (from Nosy Parker), and the bedroom (as seen on Trendland), decorative sconces and plug in swing-arm wall lamps with a slim, modern sensibility are especially striking.
When selecting wall lamps, think about the area you'd like to define to determine which style works best. Add personality to a kitchen vignette with spotlights as seen on Domosfera. Use a tall gooseneck to finish off a small seating area (found on Loyto). Make a piano room even more majestic with a sweeping swing-arm (via Rue Magazine). Or, as Designskool shows below, you don't need a specific area to define at all. Beautiful modern wall lamps can stand alone!
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While red and green are popular in December, I'm thinking of new winter color trends. Burnt orange is my new favorite. Trust me; this shade of orange is not a full juvenile pumpkin situation, rather a cozy and warm winter hue. Burnt orange has a deep and more saturated feel with undertones of red, paprika and cinnamon and evoke the intensity of a roaring fire and candlelit nights.
Using burnt orange on your walls is not for the faint of heart and is a total commitment. Naturally, there are many ways to infuse this color into your home without making it look like the interior of a Belgian Castle...although who wouldn't want one of those? Speaking of Belgium, I did find these beautiful images on the Belgian Pearls blog so I felt it my duty to share.
One design note that seems to run constant through these images is that furniture tends to be neutral and monochromatic. The only real pattern tends to come from rugs or simple plaids. It's a great lesson...bold colors speak for themselves so no need to bombard the eyes with much more.
Burnt orange also seems to be a great winter backdrop for antiques, traditional table lamps, paintings and rich wood tones. Hence, don't be afraid to pair deep walnuts and even pine with this color scheme. If things do however seem to become too dark try additional lights such as decorative wall sconces to brighten up the space.
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Award-winning lighting designer Sergio Orozoco joins us today to share an insider look at the Hong Kong Lighting Fair. You may remember Sergio from our recent profile on his design work. Welcome, Sergio!
The explosive growth of the lighting business in China was visually confirmed at the 2013 Hong Kong Lighting Fair. An international army of industry buyers, manufacturers and designers found themselves walking around among thousands of visitors attending the fair to review a sea of products presented in 3 huge floors plus the vast ballroom.
Endless rows of companies eager to sell their wares from many Chinese factories were relentless to invite you to their booths; some have found connections with European companies and are trying hard to emulate not only their stands but their products as well.
At the HK Convention Center, international companies (now associated with China makers) and China makers themselves produced a myriad of luminaries specially in LED that truly affect your vision. Dark glasses may come in handy while visiting the fair as there is a high degree of light pollution.
This lighting fair is growing and changing rapidly in the local and international arena. Unfortunately, we can find so many renditions and variations of USA products that hurt our industry. I am sure that as more Chinese companies and manufacturers strive for excellence and proprietary designs, they will find better ways to present their own ideas that will reflect their culture and their aesthetics.
View Sergio Orozco's lighting collection at Lamps Plus here, and be sure to visit Sergio's website.
For the festive season, you don't have to take holiday decor too literally. There are ways to decorate with items that don't scream "holiday" and are modern at the same time. These items can be used to update your home all during the year, but when all pulled into a few spaces, they ooze holiday spirit in a modern way.
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1. Ceramic 47" High Faux Antelope Head. I can see lights or a pompom garland strung around these horns.
2. Sunflower 36" Wide Antique Gold Wall Mirror. A gold mirror can go anywhere in your home, but when it becomes the centerpiece on a mantle with other holiday items it seems a little more holiday.
3. Emerald Signature Cashmere Blend Waterwave Throw Blanket. Such a gorgeous color, bring this out during the holidays!
4. Caycee 14" Wide Red Modern Pendant. Decorative pendant lighting can live in your dining room all year.
5. Medium Mercury Glass Votive Candlestick. Mercury glass just screams nostalgic holiday.
6. Jubilee Fine Fragranced French Vanilla Candle. Always keep your house smelling lovely when guests come over for the holidays.
7. Royal Amsterdam 18" Wide Red Pet Bed. Even your pet deserves a little holiday spirit with this red and white pet bed.
8. Robert Abbey Delta Emerald Glazed Table Lamp. Table lamps with designer style, like this emerald lamp, add such a great pop of color.
9. Uttermost Set of 2 Hazuki Leaf Sculptures. Any gold decor just makes the holidays feel a little warmer. These leaves are also perfect for fall decor.
10. Howard Elliott Set of 3 Textured Nickel Cylinder Vases. I can see some red holly berries sticking out of these silver vases.
Pantone has just announced their pick for 2014 color of the year – Radiant Orchid, a captivating and magical purple that is sure to be a welcome addition to home décor, furniture and lighting in the coming year!
Look for Radiant Orchid in our Color+Plus lighting collection – we have an exact match: It's Pantone 18-3224 and you can choose from several table lamp styles, made to order in the exact color! Prefer more colors? Check out our entire Colors+Plus Lighting collection.
Lamps Plus also carries a great selection of purple decor. Consider incorporating a gorgeous purple table lamp or lamp shade into your living room or bedroom. An area rug with purple hues ties the color in easily. Purple accent pillows are the easiest of all to use for incorporating this color into your home.
"While the 2013 color of the year, Emerald, served as a symbol of growth, renewal and prosperity, Radiant Orchid reaches across the color wheel to intrigue the eye and spark the imagination," said Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute. "An enchanting harmony of fuchsia, purple and pink undertones, Radiant Orchid inspires confidence and emanates great joy, love and health. It is a captivating purple, one that draws you in with its beguiling charm."
To incorporate Radiant Orchid into your home, the Pantone Institute suggests, "Spruce up interior spaces by incorporating this eye-catching hue in paint, accent pieces and accessories. As adaptable as it is beautiful, Radiant Orchid complements olive and deeper hunter greens, and offers a gorgeous combination when paired with turquoise, teal and even light yellows. Likewise, the vibrant color is sure to liven up neutrals including gray, beige and taupe. Uplifting and bold without being overpowering, Radiant Orchid re-energizes almost any color palette and provides a unifying element for diverse spaces."
Shop the Pantone 2014 Color of the Year, Radiant Orchid, at Lamps Plus: Radiant Orchid Double Gourd Table Lamp, Big Wave Purple Round Outdoor Folding Table, Zuo Lider Plus Purple Office Chair, Set of 2 Cadiz Textural Amethyst and Cream 18" Throw Pillows, Multi Stem Purple Faux Orchids in Black Pot, Ealing Alara Berry Pattern Round Ottoman, Radiant Orchid Lido Floor Lamp, Arteriors Home Ty Orchid Crackle Finish Glass Table Lamp, Jubilee Fine Fragranced Plum Orchid Candle, Pink Purple Colorblock Drum Lamp Shade.
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If you spend any time at all browsing interiors on Pinterest, you probably are acquainted with the phenomenon that is "glamorous home office decor". No longer is a nook next to the kitchen counter an acceptable HQ for running a busy life. After all, we're blogging, styling, and curating. We need space, we need chic, we need glamour. The winter months are as good a time as any to spruce up your work space by adding light, sparkle, and shine.
These five home offices use mirrors and metallic accents, as well as bright whites and see-through materials to create rooms that are light and airy, feminine and chic, and yes, plenty glam, while still staying grounded.
Tiffany Eastman, a designer in Fairfield, Connecticut mixed subdued metallics with soft ivory and white tones (including ceramic table lamps with designer style) in this Darien residence to create a sumptuous, yet unfussy office space.
Shopping guide: 1. Contemporary Angles 30" Square Wall Art Mirror 2. Ceramic Sea Urchin White Table Lamp 3. Gabrielle Snow White 3-Drawer Desk 4. Sheepskin Rug
Canadian firm Atmosphere Interior Design takes inspiration from Old Hollywood with a bold, black and white wallpaper printed with oversize circles, juxtaposed with sharp lines from the lacquered desk and crystal block lamp. Chrome details, from the frame, to the legs of the desk and arms of the chair, to the sculptural piece, bring in plenty of sparkle.
Shopping guide: 1. Ceramic 47" High Faux Antelope Head 2. Baroque Style Clear Acrylic Table Lamp 3. Nancy Black Leather Armchair 4. Embassy Contemporary White Desk
Apartment 34 blogger Erin Hiemstra relocated from Seattle to San Francisco, where she set up a dedicated office photographed by Emily Anderson for Rue Magazine. A pair of smooth brass industrial pendant light fixtures add a bright spot to the airy space with a free-floating chrome desk and two cozy chairs. It's a pared down scheme, undisturbed by the simple mix of metals (not the chrome legs of the guest chair.)
Shopping guide: 1. Robert Abbey Axis Natural Brass Mini Pendant Light 2. Reed and Barton Dorsey 5x7" Hammered Copper Picture Frame 3. Gilbert Gloss White Lacquer and Chrome Desk 4. Gabrielle Snow White Cushioned Desk Chair
Designer, Furbish Studio boutique owner, and I Suwannee blogger, Jamie Meares, created this glamorous home office with mirrors and metallics in a teenager's bedroom. The turquoise stripes, mirrored desk, and acrylic chair keeps the look young, fresh, and bright.
Shopping guide: 1. Laney Set of 3 Blue Lacquer Storage Boxes 2. Murray Feiss Ceramica Dover Grey Table Lamp 3. Thea Mirrored 3-Drawer Desk 4. HomeBelle Set of 2 Transparent Chairs
"Good Morning America" correspondent Lara Spencer hung a large brass mirror over a white lacquer desk with brass accents to open up the desk space in this master bedroom, photographed by Michael McNamara for Redbook . The funky Lucite chair has metallic accents that match the hardware of the lacquer desk.
Shopping guide: 1. Jonathan Adler Mayfair Brass Mirror 2. Robert Abbey Havana Polished Nickel Task Desk Lamp 3. Howard Miller Paramount 5 3/4" High Tabletop Alarm Clock 4. Zuo Diamond Clear Dining Chair 5. Embassy Contemporary White Desk
Image credits: Tiffany Eastman, Atmosphere Interior Design, Apartment 34 and Emily Anderson for Rue Magazine, I Suwannee, Michael McNamara for Redbook.
I'm by no means a domestic goddess but I DO love to bake, have recently started cooking and love to make things at home. Everyone has someone in their life that loves entertaining and dining, and now is the time to shop for her! Here's a quick holiday gift guide for the domestic goddess in your life.
Bronze/Copper/Rose Gold Baking Supplies: Nothing new here but warm metal finishes are super trendy right now and a favorite of many. You can never have enough baking supplies and especially the high quality kind that will last years. I've got a cookie sheet that I've used for YEARS and it was just something cheap I picked up at the grocery store but this Anolon Bronze 5-Piece Bakeware Set is just perfect:
Creme Brûlée Set: I've always wanted to make my own creme brûlée, such a fancy dessert for the holidays too! This BonJour 5 Piece Creme Brûlée Set is the perfect gift for anyone who loves to bake or host dinner parties.
French Press Coffee Maker: YUM! Have you had French pressed coffee before? It's amazing, in a nutshell. Most of my friends and family don't actually have one so if you know in advance then a French Press is the perfect gift that hasn't yet been given.
Bundt Cake Pan: A couple years back, I received a bundt cake pan along with a bundt cake mix and I LOVED it. As someone who bakes often, I had never baked a bundt cake before so it was great to add something new to my baking stash.
Some other super cute gifts: a 5-Piece Glass Teapot Set, and a Jubilee Fine Fragranced Holiday Spice Candle
What's on your holiday gift guide for the domestic goddess in your life? Let us know in the comments below!
Image credits: Lamps Plus.
There are so many wonderful things about living in the country.....
.....fresh eggs and crisp country mornings and the harvest and homemade pie with local apples....fresh out of the oven.
But my favorite of all is....
....farmhouse Christmas decorating.
We live in the middle of the country in a turn-of-the-century farmhouse similar to this beautiful home recently featured on Better Homes & Gardens.
To get to our house....go to Tennessee....turn left...pass the horse barn and the chicken barn and the pasture full of cows. Then go over the bridge and past the creek and you'll find our house at the end of a long winding country road.
And here are some decorating ideas from the end of a long winding country road.
1. Keep it simple
Linens and textures can create a welcoming holiday space, like this farmhouse mantel from Country Living.
Decorate your own simple mantel with wooden sock forms, books, candles and fresh greens.
Then pull up a comfortable club chair next to the fire for guests with a cup of hot chocolate and a game of dominoes.
2. Go green
Bring the outside in and add greenery in unexpected places like this archway decorated in evergreen garland featured on Better Homes & Gardens.
Decorate the garland with simple ornaments, Christmas cards and holiday invitations.
Add greenery to bookshelves and stack presents tied with an ornament or two for an easy inexpensive decorating idea.
3. Add a little color
One of the easiest ways to add a little cheer to a room is with a splash of red.....as in this farmhouse living room featured in Country Living.
It doesn't have to be fancy. Simply add a little red with the ornaments on the tree or festive presents tied with red ribbon tucked next to the side table topped with a cup of hot tea.
An arrangement of red poinsettias also makes the perfect holiday accent.
4. Look up
Whether it's a traditional iron chandelier for the dining room draped with fresh greenery as in this dining room from Better Homes & Gardens....or streamers hung over the dining room table....don't forget to look up when decorating.
Decorate the entrance to a room with greens swagged between two wreaths.
Or add a star over the tree hanging from the ceiling for a little unexpected Christmas decorating.
These farmhouse Christmas decorating ideas are simple and green and inexpensive and fun.
Add a little farmhouse into your decor for a welcoming, inviting holiday space.
And the happiest of holidays and the merriest of Christmases from our farmhouse to yours.
Image credits: Photo 1: bhg Photo 2: Country Living Photo 3: bhg Photo 4: Country Living Photo 5: bhg


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For those of you who asked, here is the link from yesterday's Studio 5 segment.
Love those arm warmers! Cute picks.
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Great gift guide! Love the stuff you picked! I think the heart jumper/sweater is the best! I really like your blog! It would be nice if you could stop by my blog sometime too (I'm from England) as I post my outfits, likes and more :) :)
These are really great options! I adore the Madewell heart sweater!
Haute Child in the City
That "Chit Chat" phone case is too cute, and I'm loving the fur snood. That's number one on my wish list this year!
The Glossy Life
LOVE the bow necklace! I keep seeing so many bows and I love it!
These are super cute! Great picks...I especially love the Ted Baker one. His laptop case is major on my wishlist this year. Wondering if you are at all familiar with Henri Bendel. We have it here in NYC/NJ but I'm not sure if there are any locations out by you in Utah. I definitely recommend their accessories...bangles, rings and necklaces - oh my!
Kelly from chic Saturday
Great choices! I love your choice of the faux infinity scarf!
The Purse Snatcher
OO love that snood!!!
I love the printed sweater and the fur snood!
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i like the pool with hearts!
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The sweater is lovely and the snood just gorgeous!
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I love the heart sweater! These are great picks :)
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A specialized consulting engineering firm providing design, quality control, quality assurance, condition evaluation, testing, failure investigation, and repair and rehabilitation engineering services to clients throughout the United States and Canada.
CPI is proud to announce that Dan Gilbert has recently joined our Savannah, GA office as a Welding Specialist. Dan has a B.S. in Welding and Fabrication Engineering Technology from Pennsylvania College of Technology. Coupled with his formal training, Dan also brings years of practical experience as a welder. He will support the Mechanical Integrity service offerings through welding consulting, specification development, and welding process selection. Dan will also focus on field and shop fabrication quality verification to support local client needs
The Georgia office of Corrosion Probe, located just outside of Savannah, continues to grow its services and staffing. In January 2013, CPI expanded to a new office location to better serve area clients. Office growth can be attributed to outstanding personnel, great location and base clientele, and quality of project deliverables. The GA office focuses on mechanical and structural integrity of fixed equipment, primarily serving the pulp and paper industry. Three project engineers and two GA licensed professional engineers on staff provide mechanical, structural, materials, and welding consulting and engineering. This increase in growth coincides with CPI's advancement in tank and vessel fitness for service evaluations and repair planning efforts. Having the multi-disciplines in one office allows quick turnaround service and diversity to deliver expected results.
Kevin Krawiec co-authored an article entitled "FRP Odor Control Dome Failure", published in the Winter 2012 edition of the Journal of the New England Water Environment Association. The article presented the forensic engineering investigation performed when a fiber reinforced plastic dome covering a 70-foot diameter sludge gravity thickener tank failed and collapsed.
Bob Maley and Doug Sherman presented Deterioration of Wastewater Treatment and Collection System Assets: Knowing Where and How to Look (authored by CPI's Randy Nixon) at the recent Biosolids/Odor and Corrosion Conference put on by the Water Environment Association of Texas.
CPI Coating Consultants have been quite busy in 2013, solving lining/coatings problems, domestically from Key West, FL to Portland, OR and from Boston, MA to Phoenix, AZ, and internationally from Trinidad to Newfoundland. Digesters, wet wells, pump stations, and other structures, performing failure analyses, condition assessments, specification preparation, and project management.
Kevin Krawiec will be attending the Fall 2013 convention of the American Concrete Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, in October. He is currently serving as a member of Committee 563 Specifications for Repair of Structural Concrete Buildings, which is in the process of producing a standard specification for repair projects. He is also scheduled to be a speaker at the Spring 2014 convention in Reno, Nevada, presenting the coatings' selection chapter of the ACI Guide to Materials Selection for Concrete Repair.
Randy Nixon and Doug Sherman attended WEFTEC in Chicago in October. CPI staff regularly present papers and serve as instructors at workshops during the Water Environment Federation's annual Technical Exhibition and Conference.
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CPI is part of a team, led by Green International Affiliates, to perform a large-diameter steel and ductile iron water transmission pipeline condition assessment study for the Boston Water and Sewer Commission. Objectives for the project include developing corrosion-prevention methods and potential rehabilitation strategies for these critical water assets. The assessment includes stray current testing, pipeline continuity testing, and soil corrosivity analysis. While there are no immediate problems for the pipelines, the Commission is taking a proactive approach to avert any future concerns
CPI is currently working on a large asbestos-cement piping study for a large southwestern US city. The project objective is to help the city prioritize replacement of the water piping in a systematic way, based on technical data and statistical analysis. This study includes pH gradient testing, sulfate concentration analysis, EDS/SEM elemental analysis, and microscopy-all performed at CTL-to study failed pipe samples.
CPI and CTL are frequently involved at the design and scale-up phases in the development of new chemical processes. In some recent projects for conversion of wood and agricultural by-products to chemical feedstocks, CPI identified potential problems for the stainless steel materials of construction being considered. In selected cases, corrosion testing was performed by CTL to establish the corrosion limitations with test solutions from the pilot plant or benchtop at design temperatures. Inspection and analysis of damaged components from the pilot plant played an important role in addressing problems before they could occur in a critical start-up phase of the project. CPI's approach to solving such new problems was drawn from extensive experience in a broad range of industries, from food processing to petrochemical manufacture.
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I am about 1/3 of the way through the book but I am demoing ways to impliment this system. One of which is the Netcentric Outlook Add-In. The question I have, and may be answered later in the book, so I applogize if it is, is it "correct" to have 2 seperate GTD systems? I am watching the videos from the Netcentric website and think the software might be very beneficial, but am not sure how I would use it in conjunction with my Work email account.
I have a lot of personal projects going on and I have a lot of work projects going on. The personal I can keep track of while at work through Web Access and my Phone, and the work projects I don't really care too much about after I leave the office, at least at this particular job. But I still feel like it would be budensome to maintain two GTD systems. Does anyone have any insight to this?


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Pretty cool looking. I just bought one.
that's great!
Just ordered one, thanks for the link!
LAST 16 Vintage left for MOTUC!
Blast Attak - Buzzsaw Hordak - Dragstor - Flying Fists He-Man - Gwildor - Lazer Lights (x2) - MultiBot
Ninjor - Rio Blast - Rotar - Saurod - Sssqueeze - Terror Claws Skeletor - Tung Lashor - Twistoid
My MOTUC WishList!
Baddrah - Calix - Camo Khan - Fuerza-T - Horde Mummy - Karak Nul - Major Header - Meterorbs - Might Bite - Tuvar
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When I showed this to my wife she insisted we have it. Thank you so much for the link.
Its like Fosters Home meets MOTU.
Check out my customs. Go on, treat yerself!
New life into old playsets!
Just bought 1 too.Man Man-E-Toys you should get an artist proof from the beast shoppe for selling so many of these prints for them!
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Lol. This thread has 426 views. I wonder how many people actually purchased one.