L-Shaped desk with hutch is the L-shaped desk with the addition of hutch in that desk. It’s usually the desk in one side and then the hutch in the other side. This combination will create the L-shape of the desk. Since it’s hutch that we are talking about, it’s usually has small size rather than big size. Well, if it’s big then we should say it storage. The minimalist L-shaped desk concept is usually the one that use the hutch as the addition feature in the desk. In that hutch, you can keep your documents or other things such as books, bag, and other things.
Design is really important in order to get a nice look or appearance of things such as furniture. It’s true that the first and the most important thing to be considered when we want to buy furniture are the features and the function. But, we can’t also forget that the first thing that catches our eyes is the design. When the design is unattractive or didn’t look suitable for the model of the furniture, then most of the people will lose interest of that furniture. That’s why, in case of black computer desk, we need to do the same thing.
People who feel interested to choose redshelf as the storage place need to consider a few things. First; you have to choose the storage in vertical or horizontal to make sure the storage look fit in the room. Second; you better choose the storage which has enclosed wall anchoring devise since it will make sure that your wall will not broken when you applied the storage. Third; you have to consider about the material that used for the shelf. Every material has different fastener, so you have to choose the fastener that will suitable with the material that you used. You can choose the shelf which made from Acrylic, Paper, Wood, Plastic, and other that you think more suitable for the wall.
After doing the steps above, what you have to do is installing the Laptop desk as well as its position. Use your first plan in determining the position and size of the desk. You can try to installing your portable laptop on it and make sure that the desk is safety in use as your workspace. After all finished, you can use it as well as its function for your daily activity.
If you want to use the Kneeling chair more effectively in making you relaxed, you can choose the one with arms which can be the right place for putting your arm in making you relaxed. You can choose many design of it by seeing which chair can be more functional for you.
When we have a chance to work at home, it means the condition of the room and facilities will affect our productivity. If we talk about a room for work, it will involve many things that seem important. The main media which should be in your workspace is the Home Office Desk. It will be the place where we will spend much time in work. On the words, it gives big influences toward our productivity in work. It should be the media which is comfortable and functional. If you want to design your own desk, you may have some inspirations which can help you to make it nice.
Another important thing is thinking about its durability and safety. We know that the desk will be used for working. It means that it should be safe in use. Thinking about its safety is also very important because some of the desk contain a poison that contained in the material. That poison may be dangerous for the health especially for the use in long term. So, make sure that the Computer armoire is safe from the things like that.
We know that any stuff used to furnish the room will give their own effect to the room atmosphere. Talking about the use of stuff, table lamp also has a role in it. We know that actually the room has their own light sources to make the room bright. When we put or add the lamp for the table, it means we also should think about its parameter of brightness on order make the room feels comfortable.
Many people say that having the stuff with white color will be boring or even too risky because it is easy to be dirty. Actually, it is not necessarily true. White color naturally has the meaning of clean and bright. Indirectly, if in a room we put something with white color dominantly, it will make the room feels more comfortable. The use of White bookcase can be one of it. Beside it has a function to put and arrange the books, it can be one of furniture that furnish your room. What you have to do is just trying to set it as well as possible. Estimating the space use will be considered from the first time you set the room. So, it may not bother the position of other furniture in the room.
The space provided in every room will determine what kind of furniture that will be in your room. It is very important to use every single space of the room efficiently. It involves the use of every corner of the room that can be the right place to put furniture here. You can put the Corner desks here as well as possible. The desk itself has the right function and shape that will fit your space in the corner. It will minimize the possibility of inefficient use of the space that may happen while we are setting the room. There are some types of the desk that you can use in the corner of the room. If you want to have the desk with standing or sitting design, you may put the table that can be installed directly to the wall in the corner. Just add the chairs and other stuff to make this desk be more useful. It can also be your workspace indirectly as long as you can decorate it well.
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It's very weird to be back, I'll say that upfront. When we came back to the US in November it wasn't nearly as weird, for two reasons: the first is that Portland isn't "home" to either of us, I've only been there a few times, so even though we were visiting my parents, it was more like they joined us on vacation; and second, this time we're not going back after two weeks. It still seems hard to believe that we're back here for good, or at least in our case for 15 months until Abby finishes school. But we're done with Peace Corps and I have to admit, it kind of sucks. I was ready to leave the Philippines, but I'm really going to miss Peace Corps in terms of people. Other volunteers. Not very often do you meet 70 random people and have basically all of them be cool. Not that you're friends with all of them, but %95 of them are interesting and smart and fun and easy to talk to. You don't happen upon a group like that very often. So I'm a little bummed about that aspect of it. Luckily our friends here called up the night we got back, and we ended up going out for dinner and drinks with a bunch of people, and they're organizing a welcome back bbq this weekend, so it feels really nice to be missed, and to have people be excited that we're back. I was a little worried that maybe we'd be too different, or that other people wouldn't understand where we're coming from, but it didn't seem that way at all, which is kind of a relief.
Never the less I've kind of been in this house for two days now, slightly afraid to go out. Maybe not afraid, but a little apprehensive. We went to the grocery store today, the little international market down the street, so that was kind of fun running around looking at locally made organic bread, real tofu, baklava, deli meat, pickles, hot sauce, cheeses, meats, beers, giant jars of olives... It was pretty nice. Brought a smile to my face for sure. Abby has her first day of school this evening, but she's downstairs now taking a nap trying to fight the jet leg! I couldn't do it, but props to her that she can. I'm still in the process of looking for a job, which I don't feel like thinking about or talking about. On an unrelated note, we walked to the market and the total walking time was maybe 20 minutes, and in that span we saw a total of 3 people out walking as well. It's insane with the driving here, so much to get used to again...
Also, please check out this website: http://www.wecansolveit.org/ and consider signing up and signing their petitions.
More importantly look at this page: http://www.wecansolveit.org/content/solutions to read up a little on five ways we can combat global warming (clean energy economy, personal choice, adoption of renewables, enhanced energy efficiency and innovation leadership). This is so much more important this year because by choosing a president you'll also be choosing the course this country will take for the next four years concerning environmental policy. I think that global warming tends to hit people too much as a slogan, but I like the way this group has laid out its info. It's all very nice and well that people switch over to compact florescent bulbs or drive a Prius, but the real way things are going to chance is through the government and its relation to business in this country. It's not even just about global warming, it's about the way we live our lives, the way we let other people run our lives, and right now money and buying shit is the only thing that matters in this world, and that's pretty pathetic.
It was a great day on Tuesday, the right man was picked for the job in my opinion, and I feel fairly confident that he'll be able to get us moving in the right direction again. And, Obama has finally broken our pattern of only white males in office. About time. But as great as the election was, it overshadowed (and rightly so) an insidious plague in our country. The plague is religious fundamentalism.
We hear news all the time about the religious extremists over there! Watch out, those other people are trying to take away your freedoms! And it's true, Muslim extremists are assholes. But we have been duped into not noticing that our very own country is slowly becoming a theocracy. We mock Iran for their government and policy that's led by religion. We say, "look at us, we're so free!" We pride ourselves on the fact that people can say whatever they'd like, and believe in whatever they'd like to believe in. But like it or not, we are becoming a Christian country. Not that everyone in the country is becoming Christian, but we are increasingly letting Christians fundamentalists dictate policy and laws for us. The entire Republican party depends on capturing their vote, and Obama had to repeat over and over that he was a Christian, that he attended church and believed in god. In a nation made up of dozens of religions, as well as agnostics and atheists, that believes in the freedom of religion and the separation of church and state, why did both candidates have to prove that they were good Christians?
This is from the World Factbook, regarding the makeup of the US population: Protestant 51.3%, Roman Catholic 23.9%, Mormon 1.7%, other Christian 1.6%, Jewish 1.7%, Buddhist 0.7%, Muslim 0.6%, other or unspecified 2.5%, unaffiliated 12.1%, none 4% (2007 est.)
So by that estimate, a little more than %75 of the population is some kind of Christian religion, but that leaves %25 who are not (or in other terms, about 75 million people).
Where am I going with this? Some people might have seen the news that Prop 8 passed in California, banning gay people from getting married. Why was this even on the books in the first place? Because of the Mormon church for one, but also because of a large group of people who's religion tells them that homosexuality is a sin. It is a sin to them, but not against the law in the US. It's also a sin to commit adultery, covet your neighbor's goods and wife, as well as a multitude of other things that are not against the law. So does the fact that adultery is a sin stop Christians from committing that sin? Some yes, but certainly not all, not even a majority. So basically they pushed legislation up for a vote, banning a right for an entire group of people, simply because some people's religion considers it a sin. Does that sound like something that happens in a free country, where people's religion is not supposed to influence legislation and law?
I read a comment about it by a guy telling gays not to sue, because it was the will of the people, the majority has spoken. Yes, all %51 of the majority. The population of Cali is about 38 million, so that means that just less than half of the people, or 18 million people give or take, did not want that prop passed. But if all it takes is a majority, what if it turned out that 51% of a certain state did not want blacks and whites to get married? What if it turned out that since 51% of people thought cheating on your wife/husband is a sin, laws would be passed making cheating punishable with jail time?
The fact of the matter is, no matter your thoughts on homosexuality, being gay isn't a crime. It doesn't matter if you think gay people are born gay, or if they choose their lifestyle, it's still not a crime. And if two people wish to get married, who they fuck are we to say they can't? If they're of legal age, and both going into the marriage willingly, then they should be allowed to marry. Don't people see, this is no different than not allowing interracial marriages? Don't they see that legislation like this eats away at the most cherished foundations of our society and country, that all people are free and have a right to happiness? Doesn't everyone see that by allowing legislation like this to stand, we are no better than any of the "unfree" countries conservatives and liberals alike love to mock?
So my view is this: There are more of us than there are of them. There are more religious and non-religious people in this country who believe in the separation of church and state, who want to be free to live and practice as we see fit. The Christian fundamentalists are louder, meaner and more cutthroat, and that's usually why they're heard so often, but it's time to put a stop to this nonsense. It's time for us to demand they keep their creationist beliefs out of school textbooks and other public places where they don't belong. It's time for us to demand they keep their beliefs about what is a sin and what is not a sin out of our public domain. This is our country, and unlike them we believe in freedoms for all people, that everyone is equal and should be treated as such, and we're not going to let them turn our country into a theocracy. It's time to start fighting back.
Theo Wargo/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) -- 50/50 star Seth Rogen and his new bride, Lauren Miller, are not planning to have kids anytime soon. The actor told People.com "no" when asked about the idea of having children, and he added, "We have a dog. That's good for now."
Rogen was nominated for his first-ever Golden Globe on Thursday for 50/50. He noted that he's "never been in a movie" that he thought could be nominated for a major award but "life is good." He concluded, "I'm pretty happy right now. Married life is exactly like non-married life, except you're not constantly having the feeling that you're disappointing your significant other by not marrying them."
Theo Wargo/Getty Images(SONOMA COUNTY, Calif.) -- Seth Rogen tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend, actress and writer Lauren Miller, in Sonoma Country, Calif. on Sunday, according to People magazine. Rogen’s comedy cronies Jonah Hill, Adam Sandler and Paul Rudd were reportedly in attendance.
Rogen, 29, and Miller, 30, started dating in 2004. Rogen revealed his outlandish proposal on Conan O’Brien’s late night show last November, saying he had grand plans to pop the question but discovered that Miller was topless when the time came.
“She was in our closet, changing, and she was literally only in her underpants,” Rogen said on Conan. “I had already kind of started [to propose]...I didn’t picture it like this, and I know she didn’t picture it like this.”
Brian To/FilmMagic/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) -- Kurt Sutter, the outspoken creator of the FX drama Sons of Anarchy, knows when it's time to stop tweeting. He's shut down his Twitter account after he claimed on the site last week that Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner was responsible for the recent firing of The Walking Dead showrunner Frank Darabont. In reference to Weiner's lengthy talks with AMC earlier this year for a new Mad Men deal, Sutter tweeted, "why darabont got fired - weiner. he held AMC hostage, broke their bank, budgets were slashed." Darabont oversaw production of AMC's The Walking Dead.
On his website, Sutter explained his decision to quit Twitter, writing, "I'm a guy desperately in need of buffers. I have big feelings, big reactions, big emotions." Last month, he took to Twitter to complain that his show had not been nominated for an Emmy.
Lionsgate(NEW YORK) -- It's a done deal: Mad Men will return to AMC for not one, but two more seasons.
AMC and studio Lionsgate announced Thursday that it has reached an agreement that will ensure that the Emmy-winning drama, starring Jon Hamm as ad exec Don Draper, will air a fifth and sixth season with series creator Matthew Weiner remaining at the helm. The fifth season won't debut until next year.
Under a new long-term deal that The Wall Street Journal reports will pay him close to $10 million per season, Weiner could also return for a seventh season. The downside is that Weiner says the seventh season will likely be the show's last.
In a statement, Weiner thanked the fans for their support, adding, "I also want to thank AMC and Lionsgate for agreeing to support the artistic freedom of myself, the cast and the crew so that we can continue to make the show exactly as we have from the beginning. I'm excited to get started on the next chapter of our story."
There were rumors earlier this week that AMC and Lionsgate wanted Weiner to downsize the cast to cut costs, as well as cut a few minutes from the show to allow for more commercials. The Wall Street Journal reports that under the new deal, the season premieres and finales of Mad Men will remain at their present length of 47 minutes, but AMC reserves the right to air mid-season episodes at 45 minutes, though Weiner says full 47- and 48-minute versions will be available digitally after their initial broadcast.