Changing color of walls in home office . . .

Public financing, 62% to be exact, a cool $86 mil. A well-served cornerstone of "private" enterprise that seems to remain well beyond the grasp of "business" saavy contenders and their party. ...

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Went to my GYN a few months ago, given slip of paper for a follow up mammogram, supposed to be in the month of October. Got that. Wrote down in my monthly planner and also had the slip from the doctor. About the 5th or 6th of the month had a person calling, while I was working, to notify me of the October appointment. I explained I was working, on production, did not have the time to talk and she was insisting that I make the appointment right then. I again explained and getting antsy, I just hu ...

A few days ago I colored my hair black. The box said (and looked like it would be a soft black), and it turned out way blacker than I imagined (if that's possible). I usually go brown, but the reason I went black was to try to get back to as close as my natural color while the gray is coming in. I really didn't want to color my hair, however, between the brown I last colored it, the gray coming in, and the "soft" black that was mixed in with the gray I had too many co ...

I've just rented a new condo which I love except for the lack of color. The owner doesn't want me to hang pictures or paint, because it's her investment property. I may be able to change her mind in the future, but in the meantime what can I do to spice it up? I can't put out any breakable colorful accessories because my cat will get at them. Other than bright cushions on the sofa, what else I can do? Any suggestions would be most welcome. ...

Can anyone recommend a good semipermanent hair color? My hair is naturally light red. It turns strawberry blonde in the sun. However, I'm getting a few gray hairs and want to cover them up. I really don't want a permanent hair dye. I would like something that comes in strawberry blonde that lasts for at least 28 shampoos. I used temporary hair color once a long time ago and used Sun-In as a teenager, but that is all of my experience with dying my hai ...

I had my eyes opened today when I looked at the web page of the newspaper "Pravda." Does anyone recall Pravda? This is downright frightening. ...

Has anyone else had a mom or dad get remarried and change DRASTICALLY. My mom got remarried several months ago. She is DIFFERENT. Her friends have said they noticed a big change. I definitely have. She used to be a regular church goer. She stopped that. He doesn't go so I guess that's why. She used to cook Sunday dinner every week. She no longer cooks for her kids anymore. That used to be important to her to cook for her kids once a week, even if told not to bother. She stop ...

Has anyone experienced this with their mom? She remarried a year and a half ago, and she is a different person. She quit going to church, she dyed her hair, lost weight, doesn't want friends just him, tans now, acts younger. He is a greedy, stingy person and now she is too and she was NEVER stingy. She acts like she is better than other people now. She gets an attitude when she was never like that especially with me. She is basically someone I don't ...

I have color treated hair, have had color treated hair for about 8 to 10 years. My hair just seems dry/brittle like somtimes. I would grow my natural color out, but I'm a lot gray, and then dark brown. I'd probably look about 10 years older if I did that. I'm 38, not ready to look older. Anyway, just wondered if anyone had a good tip on how to keep your color treated hair looking shiny and healthy. Thanks for any info. ...

Recently there was a poster here celebrating her new position as a dispatcher for her state police. That particularly got my attention because she is making $36K per year plus benefits AND a former coworker of mine (MT) left to go to work for our sheriff's office doing the same thing. I have been looking online for dispatcher jobs, and here are some of my thoughts: Doing 911/EMS stuff is not my cuppa tea. WAY too stressful! I would think that sheriff's office and/or stat ...

Interesting article on how America is changing and what that could mean for the GOP. ...

watching the Senate intelligence committee hearings Thursday morning, I got so frustrated I started looking for a good cartoon show. What's so aggravating about these staged Congressional hearings is that you know what the Republicans and the Democrats are going to say before you even turn on the TV. If it's healthcare reform, the right side says it's going to replace Obamacare with something that works - but then they can't sell their conservative ideas to the public a ...

Does this seem a little off to you? On Monday the class made tye-dye shirts, which are supposed to be worn on Friday for a field trip. Okay. Fine. Now we, the parents, are being told that the shirts will not be sent home prior to the trip and the children will be required to change shirts in school prior to leaving for the trip. Why? Why on earth won't they send the shirts home Thursday? I have a little girl and I am very uncomfortable with the fact ...

My daughter's doctor started a concierge practice, where he will see only certain patients who agree to pay thousands of dollars up front. She lives in Colorado. Friends of mine from Pennsylvania said their doctor is doing the same thing. Has anyone heard of any other physicians doing the same thing? ...

and no one stops him? I don't understand. Someone explain please ...

We can only hope people see through this. Heaven knows they've had enough time. They can't all be stupid - can they? ...

Seeing the constant, raging debate in this country day after day I've been thinking a lot about the futility of political change. True change in the system of politics is both unlikely to happen and potentially ineffective even if it did. The problem as I see it is that the American culture is now one of endemic greed. My observation of the rich is that - despite their behavior as soulless, heartless sociopaths - they appear to be identical to poor people, except that they ...

2nd video down. It's Beck (whom I can't stand), but I like Judge Napolitano as he appears to be a constitutionalist. "Progressives" plan to remake this country and NOT IN A GOOD WAY! Be sure you watch the whole thing. The incredibly damning Schumer stuff is toward the end) and PLEASE PASS IT ON!! http://www.therightscoop.com/glenn-beck-show-discussion-march-16-2010/ ...

"Voting with her brain and not her skin color." My favorite comment mentioned in this article. It hurts my heart to know that this kind of racism still exists in our country. Sensitivity warning: Some of the comments in this article are pretty explicit and vulgar. ...

It's a panel made up of different groups/people putting their heads together to come up with sensible suggestions. The first speaker was Sen. Max Bauchus, who gave them the challenge. I'm going to watch it now. See ya later. ...

An all-expense-paid vacation to a tropical island goes to the person with the best suggestion for corralling all the cords in my office. It's not a new problem by any means, but it's bothering me more than ever. You know what I mean. I recently moved to a new house and made the mistake of not marking which cord went to which item. My (much more patient) teenage son hooked everything back up, bless his heart. Now if I can just figure out a way to cover all ...

My friend sent me this and thought I'd share. There was a man who worked for the Post Office whose job was to process all the mail that had illegible addresses.One day, a letter came addressed in a shaky handwriting to God with no actual address. He thought he should open it to see what it was about.The letter read:Dear God,I am an 83 year old widow, living on a very small pension.Yesterday someone stole my purse. It had $100 in it, which was all the money I had un ...

Terrorists don't want their pictures up. It's offensive. Hear the whoosh? link ...

blaming Bush, and it's okay by me if he goes out the same way - as long as it's tomorrow. ...

Maybe this isn't nepotism if she's not getting paid? What are her qualifications? Oh right, she used to advise her father in business and on The Apprentice. And she is the president's daughter. She gets a security clearance and the gear to go with it? They are running the White House more and more like a family business, and we are all going to pay for it. ...

Baloney. Wouldn't press charges against the New Black Panthers. I can't remember other things he did but here's the latest: DAYTON -- The Dayton Police Department is lowering its testing standards for recruits.It's a move required by the U.S. Department of Justice after it says not enough African-Americans passed the exam. Dayton is in desperate need of officers to replace dozens of retirees. The hiring process was postponed for months because the D.O ...

Changing color of walls in home office . . .

Room color is colonial blue with white doors, white molding at ceilings - white plantation blinds, pretty NM

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