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What started as a 365 photo blog (based off of my old sony cell phone) became a 5 year blogging project and a sincere photography hobby. 5 cameras later I'm still posting, although they are now usually larger posts with multiple photos rather than simply one a day.

The advent of Instagram has definitely made posting photos on a regular basis easier as well - and I'm happy to be able to incorporate a gallery of those snaps along with my more serious photos.
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I adore my Jonathan Adler Fox in midnight http://www.jonathanadler.com/Fox/?initial=7570&cat=462

RIFFRAFFA - the big difference is that THEFORCE's projector is 180x brighter than the brookstone projector, and 135x brighter than the Optoma. The projectors listed here are too weak for any kind of outdoor viewing.

Like Snowlet said - the knots are held in place, counter-sunk inside the beam.

Drill through the beam with a smaller drill bit all the way through to string the rope through.
Then use a slightly bigger bit and drill about 1/3 of the way through on the bottom. Knot the rope and it will hide inside the beam.

A great addition to my photo-app colloection

I've found it best to keep my thermostat on at a mild temperature (62º) during the evenings before I go to bed. My space heater in the bedroom keeps the room toasty without wasting the energy to heat the rest of the apartment at night. I'm projecting my bill to be not quite 1/2 of what it was last month by making this change.
I use a Lasko 6221 and it works pretty well for its size.

The Philips ambiled 60w replacement is perfect and cots $25 on sale at Home Depot. It's a bit finicky with my electronic dimmer, but on a regular switch it's been great. Definitely softer than any CFL I've used.

Agreed. Much better by city separately. Even if there are fewer items than previously, it's easier to look at when they're split up.

The mirrors are from IKEA I believe - http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/60182059

While I agree that the real thing is better than a copy of any quality, I personally will have a hard time ever justifying $700+ for a chair, no matter how nice it is or how much I like it. The simple fact of the matter is that to me furniture should look nice and be affordable, and the licensed reproductions (specific emphasis on that they are simply licensed) tend to make them unattainable for most.