stevenj's Profile
| Display Name: | stevenj |
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| Member Since: | 1/14/11 |
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A place for everything and everything in its place ..passionately done. Brenda's Curiosity Shop Small Cool Contest |
4/26/12 7:30 PM |
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Terrific. 'Feels nice and warm' the monocrome scheme can edited and refined for years! Nico's Making It Work Small Cool Contest |
4/24/12 10:07 PM |
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Elegant, almost posh, nice for a woman's place [not girly]. Lower the living room art a few inches. ; >. Sarah's Creative Changes Small Cool Contest |
4/24/12 9:56 PM |
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Really great. Well beyond the average studio. see that it can work to paint the walls dark up to a picture rail and the rest a white or a couple of shades of.. The only details in my apartment is a picture rail, no crown or cureved junction between ceiling and upper wall, Medo's Boutique Hotel Style Small Cool Contest |
4/17/12 12:48 AM |
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In the pics, the medium tone of the wood floor and the black seating with complete contrast to white walls and some of the furnishings make the room look bottom heavy. Have you considered painting the celing in between the beam a well-chosen color? A mobile [would be appropriate!] or decorative pendent hanging as a focal point would be a great additon. Andrew & Toni's Key to Making It Work Small Cool Contest |
4/13/12 10:10 PM |
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I like the good space and major furnishings. Worst impression I get from pics are all the framed pieces are not hung well, especially above the sofa. Though white frames would be a better choice than black, the pieces need to be edited and a larger pieces or two with some punch of color would be nice. Joe's Clever Ways Small Cool Contest |
4/12/12 1:11 AM |
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Very nice and homey and clever. Lower the group of pictures above the sofa by about 16" and raise the center picture over the bookcases by 6". Elizabeth & Derek's Lots to Love Small Cool Contest |
4/10/12 10:14 PM |
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IMagnificent. Goes beyond the category here,; professional and high end enough for publication, yet I could feel at home. Christian's Creative Playground Small Cool Contest |
4/9/12 9:03 PM |
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At least I have a closet outside bathroom door that was suitable for single center 'standard' ELFA door basket system. I fit seven baskets on the inside of that door including a narrow one that avoids the doorknob. Wish I could pare down to be able to get rid of a translucent plastic 3 drawer on wheels unit from Crate & Barrel from 1990s in the bathroom, but is not that bad looking. Filled the walls with posters and a few things and kept walls dark [and there is a window] so the storage ia not dominant. 8 Renter-Friendly Products for Maximizing Bathroom Storage Weekend Shoppers' Guide |
3/18/12 2:58 AM |
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What about green stripe dinerware from Buffalo, Syracuse etc. with as many vintage pieces as possible? Love it from Fishs Eddy NYC. Best Everyday China 2011 |
12/10/11 11:50 AM |
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Will not buy Cottonelle for a long time because of this one, even though the advert is inane [insane?] is not even in running as worst or most insulting. The container is ugly and not least bit clever. Cottonelle's Respect the Roll: A Toilet Paper Makeover |
10/11/11 9:28 PM |
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Re first pic, if you can tell me. Brooklyn, Court St?? My old bdg but just unfer me? Really, I mean it. I have pics. 3 Easy Ways to Liven Up Your Radiator |
9/16/11 12:17 AM |
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What white frames can do! Dee Adams' Lofty Intentions Lifework |
2/17/11 2:28 AM |
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Save files if you wish. Keep some overhead on the hard drive though! Adding a 2nd large drive for your growing data with current SATA drives in desktops is really easy. So keep some of the old software especially where you do not need a disc and can be saved on your hard drive. No room here to explain a lot more except some software has to be seriously reinstalled in new machines and re registered etc. and some old school stuff can almost literally thrown and and run or else additionally run the software install right over it then it will be OK in a new PC and current Windows. My email and newsreader software originally date from shareware [and so does one old graphics viewer I still use to open pics fast] mid 1990s and upgraded along the way many times keeping ALL old data with it - still saved a few messages from back then that show at the bottom of LONG list. How Often Do You Clean Sweep Your Devices? |
2/17/11 1:49 AM |
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I have an IBM Thinkpad 500 purchased clearance NOV 1994 [$1000] 4 + 4 expansoon card mb ram, 170mb hard drive, runs both ram doubler and hard drive compression to get everything I could out of it. It boots into DOS first with the old Menu sofware; starting Win is one of the menu items. The CMOS battery is dead, the main battery does not hold a charge but that does not stop one from booting up and continuing. It runs WIN 3.1 and I upgraded it from PC DOS 6.3 to PC DOS 7 in 1999. Otherwise it runs just the same as when new and when I put in storage. I use WIN 7 64 bit on a 2009 Lenovo Thinkpad and a 2010 desktop. I had issues with a Win 95 IBM Aptiva I gave away long time back and did format and reinstall more than once, but also had made other hardware upgrades inside. I do not expect to "re do" the hard drives on any PC I have now. Please, just keep them 'tuned up'. How Often Do You Clean Sweep Your Devices? |
2/17/11 1:24 AM |
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Formatting and reintalling from a back up or from "scratch" [I don't wish that it on any novice] is too drastic cure if the need is only to tune up a PC! Please buy Utilities software. Back data files, Clean up your too many icons on the desktop, purge temp files, duplicates, caches on your own as much as possible and or cautiously using the recommendation of the Utility package. Run a hard drive scan and any repair, then defrag. Let the program also backup then compact and defrag the registry after that. Then back up you data and the system to replace the earlier backup. If you keep the PC 'tuned' you may wear out a machine after years of use rather than have it slowdown unless it is a "lemon." The Easiest Way to Format Your PC |
2/17/11 1:00 AM |
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Nice. I like the homey feel. It will be 'easy' to live with and make changes. It sort of 'dime-store deco' to me. From the colors and some accessoried and could be at home in an ol 30s bldg of wak up in NYC. But change out that ceiling mounted kitchen light for a pendant more like the rest of the place! **My first comment here - just registered a few minutes ago! Suki's Small Studio in Seattle House Call |
1/14/11 8:54 PM |