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Summer entertaining is one of my favorite things to do. I think it&#;s because of the causal, laid back feeling you can create when putting a gathering together. I also love the idea of having a designated area that can be transformed into a fun spot to hang out and enjoy a good time. We live on a lake and spend most of our time outdoors, in the other months too. Because pf this, we needed a space that was covered and functional to create a low key hang out. so, we turned this old shed into what we lovingly call, &#;The Beer barn&#;

Outside Before

The first thing we wanted to do is update the outside to give it a more updated and polished look to make it more cohesive in our yard. Paint usually makes the most impact at the lowest cost. I wanted it to have a rich, rustic look and I love the look of woods and dark colors. For the main color we used Iron Ore by Sherwin Williams.

Then I wanted to bring in some warm wood tones so I stained the doors in Early American.

The rest of the changes were just aesthetic things to give it more personality. We added the wood whisky barrels to bring in more of the warm woods and planted real Olive trees in them We also added a big farmhouse light for character and ambiance.

We also added flagstone at the entrance to give it a more finished look and to avoid having a muddy entryway to the door.

We also added a window box with flowers for additional color as well as this pallet wall planter. You can see how we built the planter here How To Create A Planter With An Old Pallet. We also landscaped around the barn earlier in the season and you can read about that hereHow To Create A Garden In A Small Space

Inside Before

The inside required a lot more work but the end result was so worth it. One of the biggest issues was that it also was becoming a catch all of junk. We still need it to store items for the lake, however a lot of it was cluttering up the space and making it hard to enjoy as a functional space to hang out.

First thing we did was to clear out the whole shed. We through out anything we didn&#;t need or that was broken. That way we could determine how much space was truly needed to store items and how we could best store them.

We knew that finishing off the walls would make a big impact in keeping the area looking cleaner and more appealing, however we did not want to spend a lot of money. I love the look of barn wood walls but knew that it would be more time consuming and expensive. So, we found these faux barn wood looking panels at our local Lowes. The whole cost for them was about $

Then, all we did was nail the panels to the studs. There were some tricky cuts involved but we really weren&#;t super picky on the small details for the shed. Once we had the panels up it already made a huge difference in how clean and bright it felt.

I decided that painting the floors would also add a more finished look to the room. However, I really didn&#;t want to put a lot of time or money into it. I had originally bought garage, concrete paint to paint the floors but didn&#;t like the gray option with the barn wood browns. I wanted to keep with the rustic feel. So I decided to try concrete stain.

My first mistake was the color selection. They color I selected I though was a taupe but once I painted it on the floors, it looked too gray. So I went back and bought a darker more brown color and love how it turned out. Since it is a stain, I really wanted it to look like stain not paint on the floors, so when I applied it, I didn&#;t do a heavy even coat. I loved the layered more splotchy look it gave.

Once the walls and floors were complete, I painted the old bar to clean it up and wow what a difference that made. Then it was a matter of adding the decorations and items we needed to make it fun and inviting. The TV was placed on a shelf and we added old vintage waterskis and signs. The wooden vintage cooler even looked better in the newly designed space.

The fun fishing pole light was a project my husband did a few years ago. He used an old minnow bucket for the base, filled it with concrete then stuck in an old fishing pole. He created the lamp using a lamp kit and the inner part of the minnow bucket as the lampshade. It was super easy and adds so much character to the whole room.

I know we will enjoy this space so much more now and it will quickly become a favorite spot in the yard. I love that even if it&#;s starts raining, we can sit inside and enjoy watching the lake or a game and still be &#;outside&#; by the water.

Isn&#;t that such a fun space and can you believe how different it looks ? It always amazes me what a difference paint makes in any space. We really love how this turned out and know we will enjoy this space for many years to come. I hope you enjoyed seeing this makeover and learning how you can turn an old shed into an outdoor bar. Make sure you subscribe so you won&#;t miss any new posts. I love hearing from you so feel free to ask any questions.

In the meeting took part Marineta Dejeva ( senior teacher of Geography and Economics), Milena Platnikova (senior teacher of History and Civilization) and Daniela Vasileva ( teacher of Informatics and Information technology) from ELS “Geo Milev”, Burgas. The work on the project started on Monday- 5^th of November with a visit to the Turkish school partner- Zeytinlibahce Mesleki ve Teknik Anadolu Lisesi. All participants in the project were warmly welcomed by the Headmaster. After that we were invited for a celebration in the lyceum hall. We continued to introduce the participating schools. “ 34^th Secondary School” in Riga is the project coordinator and teaches 1 students. We learned about the interesting practice which is in line with the goals of the project- in every classroom the students grow eight plants. There are even aquariums in some of the rooms. The other participant in the project, was established in &#; the “ National College Gheorghe Sincai” in Bucharest. It has students aged between , in classes of Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Sciences, Philology, Art and Music. The Bulgarian team introduced the history and achievements of “Geo Milev” ELS, Burgas and gave brief information about the places near the city that are suitable for the project- the lakes, the bird reserve in the area of Poda, Strandja Natural Park, etc. The programme continued with visits to various institutions, related to environmental protection, a walk through ancient Mersin, The Virgin Fortress, which we reached by boat, a visit to the University of Mersin, the Zoo in Tarsus- a city near Mersin, a visit to Alata- The Institute for High Cultures and horticulture and ODTU- The Institute for Endangered Species, Gyoxu Delta.

CyberArk Launches AI-Powered Service to Remove Excessive Cloud Permissions

CyberArk, the global leader in privileged access management, announced CyberArk Cloud Entitlements Manager, the industry’s first privilege-based, artificial intelligence-powered service designed to strengthen the security of cloud environments. Through continuous monitoring of cloud access, CyberArk enforces least privilege by identifying and removing excessive cloud permissions that can leave organizations vulnerable – significantly reducing risk and improving overall visibility and security.

According to a recent ESG survey, over-permissioned accounts and roles is the top-cited cloud service misconfiguration detected and overly permissive privileges is the most commonly cited type of cybersecurity attack against cloud applications and services experienced over the last 12 months. As organizations rapidly scale cloud deployments and adopt advanced services to digitally transform their business, the creation of human, application, and machine identities is accelerating. Access permissions for these identities are often granted by default, based on group or role, and can go unused or have more entitlements than they actually need.

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CyberArk Cloud Entitlements Manager is a key component of CyberArk’s Identity Security strategy that starts with Zero Trust and uses artificial intelligence to understand context and intent in order to properly assess risk and take appropriate actions. Because all identities can become privileged under certain conditions, traditional approaches to managing and securing identities have become obsolete. This is especially true in the cloud where identities and their permissions are constantly being added or changed. It’s critical for organizations to have a consistent strategy for protecting access by a range of human, application and machine identities, and the services they consume.

“Cloud adoption has massively accelerated, but as new environments and cloud services are deployed, thousands of identity-based permissions are created – many of which go overlooked,” said Chen Bitan, chief product officer, CyberArk. “If not properly configured or managed, these identities create a pathway for attackers to gain privileged access and ultimately compromise an entire cloud environment. CyberArk Cloud Entitlements Manager helps organizations take back control of cloud security by transforming how these permissions are secured and managed while also delivering unprecedented time to value and operational efficiency.”

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In under an hour, CyberArk Cloud Entitlements Manager can be configured, provide an assessment of exposure levels, and deploy granular remediations – quickly delivering exceptional customer value. The cloud-agnostic service continuously detects hidden, misconfigured, and unused cloud permissions – improving security by providing a consistent approach to cloud least privilege. For cloud, security and Identity and Access Management teams, the service drives increased productivity with a simple, intuitive user experience that includes a centralized dashboard with a single view of permissions across Amazon Web Services (AWS), including Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Microsoft Azure environments.

As part of CyberArk’s growing SaaS portfolio, which also includes Idaptive, Alero, Privilege Cloud, and Endpoint Privilege Manager, Cloud Entitlements Manager builds on the company’s industry-leading privileged access management and IDaaS capabilities to provide unmatched enterprise-wide security intelligence by helping to and reduce the growing risk of cloud permission sprawl while offering incomparable operational simplicity.

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