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- gypsyjess said...
Great pictures! I think she's stunning.... I suppose I have a soft spot for dark haired, copper skinned women. I think there is a bit of psychoanalysis in that too. haha.
- September 23, 2009 at 4:50 AM
- Leith said...
I think she's gorgeous too! I just always prefer Anita and Marianne because they seemed just so much cooler, you know? But for sure, Bianca had a really unique beauty - and amazing fashion sense as well.
- September 23, 2009 at 8:21 AM
- Keith said...
Great photos. She was always stunning. Such an exotic beauty.
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GASP she's beautiful! SO BEAUTIFUL
and she reminds me of my old best friend too
- October 2, 2009 at 9:27 AM
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"She was no Marianne..."
That's for damn sure! Bianca was infinitely hotter and more sensuous than Marianne could ever hope to be. It's no wonder that Mick kicked Marianne to the curb over Bianca. Bianca is sexy, sultry and gorgeousness personified.
- October 3, 2009 at 12:06 PM
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Mick you lucky bastard!!! with how many beauty girl you was? damn I want to be a famous singer, you can have beauty girls, money, the only bad thing in this life is, that you don't have a real life.
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For my part every person should read it.
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To quote the Arduino website:
"Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It's intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments."
I got one a while ago and life has never been the same. Here is the official website for Arduino: http://www.arduino.cc/
There are a bunch of tutorials that show you how to build your own Arduino on a breadboard, called Hack-duinos or something similar. While these are handy, I prefer to use more solid electronic devices. So I build them with a home made PCB and solder all the components on there myself.
Some may say, "This task seems time consuming and a tad expensive... Why not just kerplunk the 30-some-odd bucks for an REAL Arduino?" Well, some of us enjoy the craziness of making something completely from scratch -- and in doing so, learning more about the device you are using.
This tutorial will take you through all the steps of making your own printed circuit board(PCB), building an Arduino or "DIY-Duino" and loading your own programs/sketches onto the board you have built.
Step 1: Materials List -- For All Steps
You will find detail on these materials throughout the specific steps of this instructable.
Copper Board: 12" x 12"
You can buy a smaller board, if you want.
I buy the 12x12 because I use it for a lot of projects.
DIY-Duino Pattern sheet
Click here to download the Pattern file
You must use this file to ensure the proper resolution and size of the image.
Photo Paper
High-quality photo paper with a glossy finish is the best to use.
Laser Printer
Or copies from a place like Kinkos or Staples.
Fine grain sandpaper
To rough up the board and make it able to absorb the pattern better.
Common, houshold tape
For securing the pattern to the copper board
Piece of scrap cardboard
This will be your makeshift ironing board.
Paper towels
To put over your board before ironing.
Clothes Iron
Use one you don't mind being ruined.
Chances are, it will get funky.
Plastic container
To bathe your board in warm water after ironing.
Not necessary, but can be helpfull for peeling off transfer remnants.
Jug of Muriatic Acid
You can get this at the hardware store.
Container of Laquor Remover
Removes the toner once the pattern is etched.
Also useful if you make mistakes on transfering your pattern.
You can remove the toner and try again.
You can get this at the hardware store
Container of Hydrogen Peroxide
Any Grocery Store
Standard kitchen paper towels
Use for the ironing, agitating the acid solution, and removing the toner with the lacquer remover
(2) Plastic containers
(1 for the acid mixture, one to rinse, one to bathe the PCB in hot water)
Acid disposal container
Size this, depending on how much you're using.
Pair of plastic dishwashing gloves
You can often find a better, more durable pair of gloves at the hardware store -- right near the muriatic acid oddly enough.
Other Protection
Breathing and eye protection.
Package of photo paper
I if you have access to a laser printer or laser copier. Otherwise, skip this.
1/4 Cup Measuring Cup
Use one that you don't mind being destroyed. Once you use this to measure out the Muriatic Acid, It should only be used for this purpose. NEVER use it to measure food again.
(3) Little bits of wire
DIP Sockets Solder Tail - 28-Pin 0.3"
ATmega328 with Arduino Bootloader
Basic LED - Green (or whatever color tussles your vessel)
Resistor 330 Ohm 1/6th Watt PTH
-- 220 Ohm will work fine too if you have one
Resistor 10k Ohm 1/6th Watt PTH
Mini Push Button Switch
(2) Electrolytic Decoupling Capacitors - 10uF/25V
Voltage Regulator - 5V
(2) Capacitor Ceramic 0.1uF Crystal 16MHz
(2) Capacitor Ceramic 0.1uF
(3) Female Headers
You'll need to cut them, and it's a little trickey...
(4) Standoffs
From Radio Shack or
From Sparkfun
FT232RL USB to Serial
A breadboard
4 short wires
4 longer wires
An LED-- to test if your upload was a success
Dremel or Hacksaw
I suggest buying a Dremel or other rotary tool for this instructable, you will probably need a Dremel to drill the holes.
1/32" Drill bit
I don't know of one of these for a normal drill, neither did the lady at Lowes -- again... Dremel
Metal-cutting disc for Dremel
To cut out the copperboard
Desoldering braid -- for errors!
Soldering Iron
Soldering Gripper
If you put a male header on the end of the FT232 (opposite the USB) you could make your connections via that as well, correct?
probably, but i have never tried it. give it a try and let us know. cheers!
I am just naive with micro controller and so with the arduino.I just want to know If this circuit will give PWM analog output as the original uno or duemilanove?
please help me.
Hello. First I want to thank you for sharing this project. I created my own PCB board from your schematic using eagle, and I used different USB Serial breakout board which is UM232, but I believe it should do the same. My problem is my Arduino 1.0.5 software didn't detect the board at all. From your tutorial I saw that you change the board type to Duelimanove ATMega328, I also did it, and also the COM Port didn't detect my board. Is there any step I should do? So that I could upload my program. Thanks.
Thanks for your interest in the project. If you bought the chip recently, It is likely that you have the UNO chip and not the 328. I think they stopped selling the ATMega 328 and just have the UNO now. Also ---- I know with the old 328s, there were 2 chip options, one that was blank and another that had the Arduino Bootloader loaded onto it. You need the boot loader, i think they call it "Optiboot". I hope this helps you!
Thanks for the response. I solved the problem of not detected by the PC, by powering the UM232 using external source then connected it to PC. But still it says not in sync when I tried to upload the program . By 'bootloader', you mean this: http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoToBreadboard ?
Oh yeah, I tried to replace the ATmega238 from my uno board and with the one I bought. It worked actually, then I took it off, put it in the new board I made, but not working.
Try selecting the UNO again from the tools list to upload. I also just plug them into the arduino now to program them. Then, rip them out and put into the new board. If it's not working, check your components, make sure nothing is crossed. It's easy to get some solder over some of the components from time to time. Is the power LED coming on?
Thanks and sorry, I made a connection mistake when I checked my board once again. I put the 10kOhm to reset and to ground, which it should be reset and 5V. Then after I had rewired it, I put my chip to Arduino UNO board, uploaded the program, take it out and put it on my board now it works...hehe
Yes the LED is on. I have a question, is the PWM working?
I just tried it and the PWM working....hehe. Thanks.
But I have another problem which is the Serial. I can get the value to my Serial monitor, but when I sent a command it didn't response, felt like the Arduino can't get my command. Is there anything I can do to fix it?
I don't use this much on my projects. I'm sure you have likely read up on this but here is a link to serial info on the actual Arduino website.
Sorry I can't be of more help on this issue. Please post back though, so others may share what you learned. :-)
Glad to hear you got it going! PWM should work also.
hah hah.
yeah... Life before arduino: Hey, there's a busted old TV on the side of the road.
Life after arduino: Hey, there's a treasure chest of spare parts on the side of the road! :-)
thank you for ur cool instructables. ive made one with a few modifications and im gonna post it on youtube. one more thing the 0.1 uf capacitors wont work with the crystal u need to swap it with 22pf capacitors. any way u r super cool.here are some pics.... oh instead of using FT232RL USB to Serial i used cp2014 usb to serial because it was available and cheap 3.5 $ only..... worked brilliantly.u have to connect tx to rx and rx to tx.. thats all enjoy..
Aawesome! Thanks for posting the pictures and the info about the capacitors. Very much appreciated.
RoBoNerD....I think I love ya!! I have searched and browsed ALL the DIY Arduino 'structables yours is by far The BEST and most thorough for US newbies w/ little to no electronics know how! Much Thanks!!!
Best of luck to you on your teaching work!
"tussles your vessel"... yes, I am a freelance pirate - arrr!
great tutorial!
i have a question. i have other USB to Serial (232) not FT232. can i upload sketch with this?
sorry for my english.
Thanks to hard work of Robonerd, I've built successfully Duino board for myself. It works well with the chip ATMega 328P-PU which I get out from Arduino Uno ( I've tested Duino with Blink example).
However, I couldn't upload my sketch directly into my board Duino through FT232 breakboard which I get one from my local supplier (link for ref: http://www.tme.vn/Product.aspx?id=866#page=pro_info). I've followed their guide ( http://www.ftdichip.com/Support/Documents/InstallGuides.htm) to install driver for FT232 breakboard and it showed me as USB Serial Port (COM5).
I have tried many ways even I soldered wires directly to TXD and RXD on FT232 as well as I chose all the board types in Arduino (1.0.1) from menu Tool but it doesn't work. Please help me to answer some questions:
1/ Is there any way to know the FT232 breakboard has good operation or not?
2/ I see there is a soldering jumper on FT232 breakboard, so do I need to solder this jumper?
3/ Is there other way to upload sketch into Duino?
Finally, as a last resort I used Arduino board for uploading sketch, it worked. (http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoToBreadboard).
I think the problem for uploading error may be caused by my FT232 breakboard. I'm still finding another way to uploading sketch. I would highly appreciate any your solutions for my problem.
When I put this chip into my diy-duino, I get nothing from pin 13, however it works properly in my Uno.
I'm officially stumped... if you have any ideas, I'd appreciate any help you can offer.


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Last Saturday festival-goers headed 40 minutes outside of Washington, D.C. for food and music at the Sweetlife Festival at Merriweather Post Pavilion, braving the rain to hear bands like Passion Pit and Phoenix perform live.
But of course, as the festival is put on by salad purveyor Sweetgreen (prompting some nicknames like Salad Fest 2013), the food lineup was pretty stellar, almost on par with the likes of Lollapalooza and Outside Lands.
More than 40 restaurants and food trucks from the Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and New York areas headed out to Merriweather, including José Andrés' Pepe food truck, Erik Bruner-Yang's Toki Underground, and New York's 'wichcraft. R.J. Cooper from Rogue 24 was on site to cook some arancini balls, macaroni and cheese, and all sorts of carb-heavy "stoner festival food," as he calls it (which is exactly what you need), while 'wichcraft surprised everyone by pulling out a whole suckling pig mid-festival.
Meanwhile, Toki Underground was serving smoked pig heads and shaved ice, plus a Pho Dog, while Rappahannock Oysters shucked raw oysters and sold crabcakes for $10 a pop. Check out our shots of the food and music at Sweetlife in our slideshow.
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Bath completed a league double over west country rivals Bristol with a 19-9 win that keeps them hot on the heels of Gloucester at the top of the Guinness Premiership table.
Stephen Meehan's men were pushed all the way as they claimed their first win on Bristolian soil for almost a decade - with a try from a familiar face ensuring bragging rights went to the visitors.
Andrew Higgins scored the decisive try against his former club as Bath claimed the two points which take them within a point of second-placed Leicester and only three points off leaders Gloucester.
A tight and tense affair at Ashton Gate was dominated by the kicking of Olly Barkley and Ed Barnes.
Barkley struck four penalties to Barnes' three, with the England international putting the nail in the Bristol coffin by converting Higgins' late score.
After a cagey opening Barkley and Barnes exchanged two penalties each as the teams remained deadlocked at 6-6 after 20 minutes.
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The visitors received an injury blow mid-way through the first half when prop David Barnes was replaced by Duncan Bell after suffering an impact injury.
As the half progressed Bath began to dominate possession and territory and were unfortunate not to score as a well-worked move eventually saw Matt Stevens go over - however it was disallowed for a forward pass.
Further breaks from Andrew Banahan and Joe Maddock saw the visitors gain good ground, but they were unable to produce the killer pass.
Michael Lipman was forced off the field in what could be bad news for England - the number eight was replaced by Chris Goodman in an action-packed couple of minutes prior to the interval.
Bristol's reward for their solid defence was another penalty on the stroke of half-time. Barnes made it three out of three with a fantastic long-range strike to give the hosts a 9-6 lead at the interval.
As the teams returned to the field so did the errors and penalties. Barkley restored parity on 48 minutes with an emphatically struck kick through the middle of the posts.
Alex Crockett received a yellow card on 55 minutes for deliberate obstruction, and it looked as though that may have been the turning point with neither side able to take a stranglehold of proceedings.
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From the resulting penalty - captain Matt Salter turned down what would have been another three points in the hope of capitalising on their one-man advantage.
Instead the Bristol skipper went for the catch and drive, but Bath held firm and the gamble did not pay off.
The decision came back to haunt Richard Hill's side as, with only a minute left to play, Bath sealed the tie.
After Barkley had put Bath ahead with his fourth penalty of the afternoon, the visitors registered the only try of the day to ensure their title challenge stayed on track.
Higgins, who had replaced the injured Banahan mid-way through the second-half made a stunning 40-yard break before eventually being thwarted.
From the resulting phase the ex-Bristol boy made the overlap and went over in the corner to take the score to 17-9.
Barkley scored his 14th point of the match with the conversion, and no sooner had Bristol re-started the game, then the final whistle was blown to confirm a hard-fought and deserved win for the visitors.
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A former LaRue County deputy jailer has been charged with numerous sex crimes against a young teen.
James M. Curtsinger, 63, of Hodgenville, was charged Wednesday with first-degree sexual abuse, third-degree rape, third-degree sodomy and human trafficking, victim under 18.
He is accused of having relations with a 15-year-old girl in December 2009, according to Kentucky State Police.
Rhonda J. Brown, 54, of Hodgenville, who is related to the teen, was charged with complicity and promotion of human trafficking, victim under 18.
The case against Kenneth C. Mattingly, Stephen Austin Howard and Maurice Greenwell for the 2009 murder of Donald Marshall has been dismissed, but the case will be reinstated at a later date pending the federal drug and gun trial of witness Nevelle Thompson.
The decision to dismiss the trial was reached Tuesday afternoon at a pre-trial conference, according to Commonwealth Attorney Terry Geoghegan.
'Tis the season of drives – food drives, coat drives and toy drives.
One LaRue County High School students has added a twist to those helpful collectibles – a book drive.
Megan Smith, a junior, came up with the idea for a book drive while looking for a project to include with her application to become a Governor's Scholar. Students in the program – which can lead to fully-paid college tuition – are required to suggest a community project – but not complete it.
Last week was a small victory for the public's right to know thanks to The Courier Journal, which played the important role of watchdog.
All of it started when the CJ asked the state's court system why 3,600 cases had been sealed from public view during the last decade. Sadly when asked, the court system officials admitted they knew little about the cases - including why they were closed, if they were closed properly and if they should remain closed at this time.
The trial for the three men charged with murdering Donald Marshall is scheduled to start today with jury selection beginning at 9 a.m., pending the outcome of a pretrial conference Tuesday afternoon.
Update will be posted when more information is available.
The original suspect, Kenneth C. Mattingly, and two others - Stephen Austin Howard and Maurice Greenwell - charged later, are accused of fatally shooting Marshall Nov. 10, 2009.
Jeff and Barbara Hornback announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Chelsea Jade Hornback to Scott Hanson Davenport.
The prospective bride is a 2009 graduate of LaRue County High School and attends Bowling Green Technical College where she will graduate this spring with an associate's degree in medical office technology. She is employed by Elizabethtown Tractor Supply but will be transferring to the Georgetown store.
Jay Bill and Barbara Benningfield of Magnolia are happy to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their son Jeffery Lee Benningfield to Samantha Carolyn Lands, the daughter of David and Melynda Lands of Lebanon Junction.
The wedding will be held Dec. 11, 2010, at Mount Sherman Baptist Church. Invitations have been mailed.
Lincoln Way Supports for Community Living held its grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday.
The business, new to Hodgenville but in existence since 2007, provides services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Amanda McGrew, executive director for the agency, exhibits unmitigated enthusiasm for her work.
Dinky Gowen will present his annual Kid's Day Christmas Spectacular on Sunday.
The free event will be held at LaRue County Parks and Recreation and begins at 2 p.m. It offers two hours of magic, ventriloquism, comedy, face painting and generous door prizes.
Elvis impersonator Joseph Williams is new to the show this year with a performance that is "sure to rock the house," Gowen said.
Kentucky State Police are investigating a stabbing that occurred in Buffalo about 2 a.m. Dec. 5.
The LaRue County Ambulance Service transported the male victim from Hardee's in Hodgenville to Hardin Memorial Hospital. The victim, who identified himself as Doug Heath, was driven to the restaurant from Buffalo, according to 911 records.
Trooper Bruce Reeves said the victim was "uncooperative" and the investigation is in preliminary stages. An Elizabethtown man was charged with assault Tuesday afternoon. Further information is unavailable.
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by Sean O'Neal June 8, 2011
Like Martin Scorsese and many thirtysomething women, Quentin Tarantino has a thing for Leonardo DiCaprio, a torch he's carried since attempting to scuff up the actor's likable rogue image by giving him the Hans Landa role in Inglourious Basterds (which eventually went to Christoph Waltz). But Tarantino may soon get his wish to work with DiCaprio on Django Unchained, as the two are once again in talks about his playing a villainous role, that of Calvin Candie, the "charming but ruthless proprietor of Candyland, a despicable club in Mississippi where female slaves are exploited as sex objects and males are pitted against each other in 'mandingo' style death matches." Terrible things happen in the shadow of the Gumdrop Mountains.
If he takes the part—and so far he's just in early talks—DiCaprio would face off against the freed slave Django, who's working his bloody way to Candie in order to rescue his wife with the help of a German dentist-turned-bounty hunter, most likely played by Christoph Waltz, just to bring things full circle. And while previous reports suggested that Will Smith was in the lead to take on the role of Django, Deadline now believes that's a "long shot," which should certainly help the film save on its trailer budget. Other contenders reportedly include Idris Elba, Jamie Foxx, and even Chris Tucker, whose small part in Jackie Brown proved that he was capable of doing things other than shrieking at Jackie Chan. Anyway, all of this is still very tentative, and so far only Waltz and Samuel L. Jackson seem like locks, the latter as Candie's valet who "keeps the slaves in line." Yes, this could end up being a film where Leonardo DiCaprio bosses around Samuel L. Jackson and squares off against Chris Tucker. And somehow it will still be pretty good.
Oh snap.
See, rumors like this, I just eat up.
I'm an above-average Tarantino fan. I have nothing but love in my heart for Inglourious Basterds and Pulp Fiction. I thought the Kill Bill films could have been edited down into one 2.5 hour movie, instead of two movies with 4 drawn-out, overstuffed hours of total content. But so far everything I've heard about Django Unchained—Tarantino's next project—is downright mouthwatering.
From the shortlist of actors who are in talks to play the lead of Django, Idris Elba jumps out at me. Dude is a bonafide B.A. He's most known for playing Stringer Bell in the gritty HBO series The Wire, which is reason enough for me to treat the guy like a minor deity. If Tarantino's a casual fan, or has so much as even sniffed The Wire, Elba has to be the frontrunner for Django. He should also play The Bride in Kill Bill Vol. 3 if Uma Thurman isn't available.
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Isn't this a little over-reaching on the part of Switzerland? Shouldn't there be evidence of impropriety related to the assets before the assets are frozen? This sounds like a "take first, ask later" policy.
How much of that money is US dollars?
$3.5 billion, and the guy is leader of the country too?
Nice work if you can get it.
No wonder the transition to democracy is so hard for these countries after having been led by the Looter in Chief.
NOW the Swiss frieze the assets … they will never change
I can't wait until the Russians throw out Putin and Switzerland freezes his funds. We are talking a cool 50billion USD minimum.
@Boston Bill: the $3.5B represents all money held by Egyptians in Switzerland according to the article, not just Hosni's stash. That isn't to say that $3.4B of that doesn't belong to Hosni.
It's not at all overreaching. If you wait for evidence there won't be anything to freeze in a matter of hours, besides freezing is not taking.
I remember when having a "Swiss bank account" was a status symbol of sorts in American culture. So where is the new haven for 'illicit' money, i.e. money you don't want to share with whatever government is your 'controlling legal authority'? Surely the need for such a place still exists, even if Switzerland thinks they are too good for it now.
I think the Swiss are a bunch of hypocrites from day one. They probably approriated and abscounded with billions of dollars in money from Jews who tried to flee the Holocost and now these people are dead and they still hang on to that money without giving it to their rightulf heirs.
They knew what these dictators were all about years ago when they opened their accounts. Now what are they going to do, just keep their money? If anything, why don't they return it to the countries where the money was taken instead of just hanging on to it, like a bunch of thieves.
What will happen to the Swiss economy when all of this money starts disappearing from their banking system?
Oh so now they decide to act. What a bunch of leaches. This is just a shameless attempt to steal funds from accounts in Swiss banks. If they felt so strongly why did they not freeze these assets earlier? While they are at it, who else's money are they going to freeze? They are doing nothing but stealing money from whoever they can. Despicable!
So are the Swiss going to also freeze the assets of the other middle east dictators and their staff? What is that? They only steal money from those who are weak and unable to defend themselves?
What a bunch of thieves. This should be fair warning to all to not let this parasite country have access to any of your money.
To Anonymous – Sometimes acting first and asking questions later is in the best interest of all. Someone said it earlier, assests were merely "frozen", not taken.
One must wonder how much of Madoff's illicit gains vanished while authorities "gathered evidence". Do you really believe that none involved in that fiasco didn't already stash away enough to live on – and do so comfortably?
He is no more a crook today than he was last week. Except now they freeze the assets.
Frankly, he has been stalling until the wires cleared
Come on! Do you seriously expect us to believe that there's only $150B in hidden assets in Switzerland and that 1/3 of it belongs to Mubarak? $150B is probably off by at least a factor of 10 and probably actually a factor of 100. The list of potential perpetrators for hiding assets this way is nearly endless. You Can't Be Serious, can you?
Its old Swiss way of taking other people's money.
Swiss banks are steal hoarding hundreds of billions of dollars belonging to Holocaust victims, and they're worried about where Mubarak's money came from? And why weren't they worried about it yesterday? Maybe because he could retaliate and confiscate Swiss assets held in Egypt?
Tell me how much money the Ethiopian dictator, Mr. Meles Zenawi has in your banks? How about other dictators around the world? That is what matters, not the devil who is gone.
Congratulations to the revolutionaries of Egypt. The first half of your work is done. Take it to the end to get civilian leader that you can hold accountable through free and fair elections. Only then can you make sure your work is complete.
I don't know why these dictators spend money on elections. Who cares, it is peanut and not their money anyways. It is like a drama that the people are expected to go through every 4 or 5 years. Until he falls down, they are allies and more money will be deposited to their accounts.
Lap dogs! Meles Zenawi, you too will be gone!
How much has Switzerland profited off dictators' ill-begotten riches over the decades? The money isn't just sitting there, they're lending it and making billions, aren't they?
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Hey, kid, they haven't got you in the nut ward again?
Ah, Bellamy, for cryin' out loud. That's the the stinking, most awful, stupid joke and you're always pullin' that stinking awful stupid joke. You don't want in this thing, you don't get in this thing. I cut you in on everything. I don't need you. Sixty feet of bridge I can get almost anywhere. Schmuck!
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ROBERT MITCHUM: A Constant Motion of Escape
"You just sit there and stay inside yourself," Kirk Douglas says to Robert Mitchum in Out of the Past. "You sure are a secret man," his girlfriend observes in the same movie. Then a cab driver tells him that he looks like he's in trouble, "because you don't act like it."
They could be talking about the actor as much as the character he's playing, and this keeps on happening in Mitchum's movies. People remark on his inscrutability and lack of ties, calling him "a strange stranger" (The Yakuza) and "a man who's made it his business all of his life to keep under cover" (His Kind of Woman). Sometimes Mitchum himself seems to speak through his characters, as when he boasts in Thunder Road: "I don't make no deals with nobody…I don't buddy up with one living soul."
Being alone and adrift, always on the move and on the outside, demands monumental self-assurance. Onscreen, Mitchum looks oddly comfortable in his doom-haunted alienation, relaxing into his peculiar blend of lucklessness and invincibility. A guarded enigma, he's also a rock-solid, radically independent presence. Keely Smith speaks for many when she tells him in Thunder Road, "I just want you altogether, 'cause you're the only natural man I ever knew."
Robert Mitchum was, both onscreen and off, a mystery. Off-screen, the mystery was whether he really cared as little as he took care to make it seem. Howard Hawks, after working with him on El Dorado, called Mitchum the biggest fraud he'd ever met, confronting him with the fact that, while pretending not to give a damn, he was actually the hardest working actor around. Mitchum's reply: "Don't tell anybody."
It was an odd kind of hypocrisy—if, indeed, Hawks was right: a defensive pose against being taken seriously or held to certain standards. Whenever someone praised him or built him up he undercut them with self-deprecation or mockery. When people spoke of his famous walk he would say, "Hell, I'm just trying to hold in my gut." When Frank Sinatra declared that Mitchum knew more about music "from Bach to Brubeck" than anyone else he knew, Mitchum shot back, "Just shows how much Sinatra knows about music." In candid moments, he admitted that he had an "inverted sense of dignity."
He always purported to be baffled as to why people made a fuss over him, theorizing implausibly that the public liked him because he looked like an average slob. One night when fans gathered outside his hotel room he turned to his wife and asked: "Why do they make such a big deal? You've been married to me for years and you're not impressed." She wisely told him, "Bob, when you're up there on screen, they're smaller than your nostril."
Though he might not thank anyone for saying so, it seems clear that he suffered from being far too intelligent and skeptical for the world in which he found himself. It "bothered the hell" out of him when a woman who taught blind students told him her pupils believed anything he said was true because his voice had the ring of honesty. In interviews, he smothered any "ring of honesty" in a mesmerizing thicket of one-liners, rambling anecdotes, hipster slang and lyrical free-association. Hilarious and uninhibited, he's also frequently indecipherable, since he spoke in an oblique, elliptical, sometimes cryptic style. He owned this himself, writing, "Many of my statements have been smokescreen, designed to allow me to follow my own course without exposing it. I learned early in life that by telling a story far more colorful than the truth…one's truth is let alone. I like to be let alone."
It's generally a good rule that if you like to be let alone, you shouldn't become a movie star. Knowing this probably caused him discomfort, which he dealt with by shunning Hollywood as much as possible (instead of a mansion in Beverly Hills he bought a farm in Maryland where he raised horses); by refusing to give up his rough and rowdy ways; and by cultivating the persona of a lazy bum who was only in the business for the money. He despised actors who worried about how they looked, micromanaged the lighting and camera angles to flatter themselves, tried to hog the lens or steal scenes, made a fuss about getting top billing. He always presented himself as the opposite of stars like Cary Grant, who frankly admitted that he had constructed his idealized persona—that even he wanted to be Cary Grant. Mitchum for his part liked to boast that he hadn't changed anything since coming to Hollywood except his underwear. He refused to have his name or his nose altered, he didn't wear lifts or a rug, and he would never admit to striving to be anything better or different than what he was—"the only natural man."
There were always those who dismissed him as a jaded sleepwalker, but few people disparaged Mitchum's acting as persistently as Mitchum did himself, with his "just paint the eyes on my eyelids, man," attitude. Much of this disparagement seems to have been his way of disclaiming responsibility for the bad movies he made—which he insisted that he never watched. In another of those actually not so rare candid moments he confessed, "I always thought I had as much inspiration and as much tenderness as anyone in the business. I always thought I could do better. But you don't get to do better, you get to do more."
No one did more by doing less. Someone once said that trying to underplay Mitchum was "like trying to limbo under the carpet." A confident minimalist, he knew exactly how little he could get away with doing, and knew that by standing absolutely still and letting things move around him he could dominate the action. Less is not always more; you can only hold your power in reserve if you have power to begin with. A young actor once saw Mitchum tagging lines in a script with "NAR," for "No Acting Required," yet he accused Steve McQueen—another star celebrated for his minimalist cool—of being monotonous, saying he "doesn't bring much to the party."
Richard Fleischer described trying to shoot a reaction shot with Mitchum: he called "Action" and nothing happened. When the director prodded, Mitchum insisted that he was reacting and couldn't do any better. Fleischer was nonplussed, but when he got around to watching the rushes, he saw that the reaction was there, precisely calculated to be picked up by the camera, but not the naked eye. This anecdote echoes almost identical comments made by Clarence Brown about Greta Garbo, by Byron Haskin about Joel McCrea, and by Orson Welles about Gary Cooper (so recessive that in person he "almost didn't seem to be there.") All these anecdotes pinpoint the mystery of pure cinema actors, who look wooden and inert on the set, yet become riveting and expressive on the screen, when you're smaller than their nostril.
Famously, when a reporter asked if he followed the Stanislavsky method, Mitchum quipped, "I follow the Smirnoff method." While he could hold attention without doing much of anything on screen (in Crossfire you can't take your eyes off him even when he's just lounging in the background while Robert Young makes speeches), he could unmistakably act when he wanted too. But it's almost impossible to catch him acting, to pinpoint exactly what he's doing that has such impact.
He was a keen observer—he described himself in his hobo years as a "traveling witness"—with an eye for colorful characters, a photographic memory, and a gift for mimicry. (In interviews, he does John Huston, David Lean, Charles Laughton.) But apart from the accents he employs in some of his later films—Australian, Irish, Southern and, most astonishingly, Boston mobster—he rarely resorts to any external mannerisms. He uses essentially the same style of movement and repertoire of gestures to play the gentle, upright hero of Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison and the monstrous Max Cady in Cape Fear. He once expounded on his theory of cinema acting, which revolved around "steal[ing] the reality of the props and set[ting] the pace of the pictures." If people believe in your physical reality, in what you do, they'll believe in what you say, so many lines will have "no acting required."
Mitchum's theories about pacing and physicality are quite sophisticated, but he also simply had the best and sexiest walk of any man who ever ambled across a movie screen. I would happily watch a feature film of nothing but Mitchum walking, unhurried, like a big cat; at once relaxed and controlled, holding his arms still at his sides and letting his shoulders absorb the fluid motion of his tread. In later years you often can see him holding in his gut, but when he entered the movies it was with an almost freakish Atlas physique—48-inch chest, 26-inch waist (he claimed), and "shoulders that don't know where to stop." Beautiful without being conventionally handsome, he had intriguingly imperfect features: small eyes with a heavy-lidded squint, a mouth that naturally turned down at the corners, a Grecian profile marred by a broken nose, an overbite and an increasingly double chin. That he started to sag in middle age was hardly surprising for a man whose favorite—and perhaps only—exercise was bending the elbow. At least he never lost his magnificently insolent hair—hair that, no matter what he wore or said or did, signaled contempt for authority.
His greatest asset, aside from his walk, was also ageless: the voice that rumbles up from his massive chest as though from the bottom of a coal mine. He could bellow like a drill sergeant, but rarely did; more often he spoke very low, just at the point where breath becomes speech. It was a voice for hymns and ballads and story-telling, as well as for come-backs and put-downs and brush-offs. He referred to his dialogue as "the lyrics" and treated it that way, often delivering lines behind the beat, the way Sinatra sang. He could sing too, of course, and often did; most famously, in Night of the Hunter, he somehow manages, with his molasses-rich baritone, to send shivers up the spine by crooning "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms." He recorded two albums, the hear-it-to-believe-it Calypso is Like So, and a Nashville collection that overcomes soupy arrangements with strong, laid-back vocals and some fine songs about weeping in honky-tonks, being hounded by the police, and dying of a cottonmouth bite after pushing a fickle woman into the quicksand. He was no Sinatra, or even Dean Martin, but to hear Mitchum swinging his way through "Rovin' Gambler" backed by a jazz trio is to hear a perfectly happy man, something you never see when he's on screen.
What you see is ambivalence, an unwillingness to be pinned down. Sensing this, Hollywood wasn't sure whether to call him a good guy or a bad guy. He started out as a heavy because his first boss (William Boyd, aka Hopalong Cassidy) thought he looked "mean around the eyes." The teenage girls who dug him (dubbed "the Droolettes") told fan magazines he had "sex appeal in an evil sort of way" and "the most immoral face I've ever seen." But he had gentleness and romantic possibilities that were wasted on stubbly bad guys, so RKO tried him out as a B-western hero, dolling him up in a white hat and jaunty neckerchiefs and flimsy shirts that get ripped off in fist fights. He was wasted on these cardboard heroes too, in films that had no use for his undercurrents of melancholy, disaffection, and skeptical intelligence. Then noir came along, its inky stain even spreading to the West, and Mitchum found the nearest thing to a home that a fundamentally homeless man—one who said he had "been in a constant motion of escape my entire life"—could abide.
In the 1940s he drifted through films with a haunted air, rarely cracking a smile. In repose his face, far from mean or immoral, conveys an inchoate sadness through its mask-like stillness, the downward slant of eyebrows and mouth. The older he got, the more amusement showed through the mask of detachment, a wonderful banked-down warmth that now and then glows brighter, like coals stirred by a poker.
The essence of Mitchum lies in those murky hints of menace and compassion and old wounds that are just visible under the surface; possibilities of danger and melancholy, of violence and tenderness. He gets away with being reticent and opaque because you feel he is full, that something is going on behind the stolid façade. But who knows what it is? "Whenever Mitchum is on camera or on tape, in character or in person, in word or deed," David Hickey wrote, "He always seems to be declaring the primacy of things we do not know about him."
Effortless cool is redundant. If you're trying, you're by definition failing. Out of the Past, the quintessential Mitchum movie, expects us to know the difference between a showy, faux-tough wisecrack like "A dame with a rod is like a guy with a knitting needle" and Mitchum's deadpan response to the same thing—a racketeer's puzzlement over how his mistress could have missed so many times when she shot him.
"Maybe you were moving," he shrugs.
by Imogen Smith
NOTES: This is the first part of a thee-part article.
Most quotes in this piece are drawn from the indispensable Mitchum: In His Own Words, a collection of interviews edited by Jerry Roberts. Other sources include David Hickey's excellent essay "Mitchum Gets Out of Jail," included in O.K. You Mugs: Writers on Movie Actors, and Damien Love's delightful, deeply felt survey Robert Mitchum: Solid, Dad, Crazy.
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Update Monday December 9th at 4:56 PM EST: Bronson Arroyo continues to not be very secretive about which teams have contacted him about his services.
MLB.com's Cincinnati Reds beat reporter Mark Sheldon is reporting that Arroyo has told him today, at day one of the MLB winter meetings, that the Phillies are among three teams that have shown the most interest in signing him. According to Arroyo, the Twins and Angels have also shown interest.
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As the Phillies look to build rotation depth behind Cole Hamels and Cliff Lee, it appears that they have shown interest in a veteran pitcher who at the very least will give the Phillies 200 innings.
In his wrap-up piece from this weekend's general manager meetings, Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe says that Bronson Arroyo has told people that the Phillies are one of a few teams that have contacted his agent.
Arroyo reports that the Giants, Phillies, and Twins have called his agents but no offers have been made. Arroyo is the most durable pitcher in baseball and is likely to receive more interest.
Arroyo would be a solid pickup as a middle to back of the rotation starter because he gives the Phillies a guy who will eat a lot of innings (he has thrown 199 innings or more for nine straight seasons), and has the ability to pitch like a front end starter at times.
Arroyo is on the record as saying that he will be seeking at least a two-year contract, and you can expect to have the annual value of the deal be between six and eight million.
Arroyo went 14-12 last season with a 3.79 ERA, in his eighth and likely final season with the Reds.


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Here's a quick checklist of information a web designer would need to work on your site in the event you have a falling-out with your existing designer, or he disappears, or he gets run over by a bus.
FTP Details
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) lets people like me access your website files on the web. Without FTP access (or SFTP, SSH or some other form of connection), there's very little a web developer could do to help you modify your website.
- FTP hostname
- FTP username
- FTP password
- What directory is the website in?
Database Details
Not all websites use databases, but if you have a Content Management System (CMS) installed, you will most likely have a database.
- Database hostname
- Database name
- Database username
- Database password
Web Hosting Control Panel
99% of web hosting companies use some form of 3rd party control panel. The most popular are Plesk and cPanel. The other 1% have their own control panel system (why, I will never understand). Having access to the control panel helps you upload/download files, manage your email accounts and generally maintain your website.
NOTE: Control panels are also very dangerous places for people who are new to them. Tread lightly or you may end up deleting your website.
- Control panel URL
- Control panel username
- Control panel password
Content Management System (CMS) Logins
If you use a Content Management System (CMS) like WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, ExpressionEngine, or a proprietary CMS, you'll have a login screen that gets you into your content management dashboard. You need to know:
- CMS Dashboard URL
- CMS username
- CMS password
Domain Name
Many a website owner has lost their domain name to a domain squatter simply because they didn't know who registered it and how often it needed to be renewed. Don't be a statistic.
- Domain name
- Domain registrar name
- Domain registrar URL
- Domain registrar email address on file
- Domain registrar username
- Domain registrar password
- Domain expiry date
Web Hosting
While it's usually quite easy for a web developer to figure out who hosts a website, knowing this information off-hand will save us precious minutes and make us love you more.
- Web hosting provider name
- Web hosting provider URL
- Web hosting account number
On the day you launch your website, ask your designer for a backup copy of the site files and/or database for your records. You'll either get this delivered electronically or on a DVD copy. Keep it safe.
- Backup copy of website files and database
- Bonus point: Backup copy of website assets (Photoshop files, images, etc.). Although, to be fair to some designers, they often retain copyright on website assets. It doesn't hurt to ask though.
Put it on paper
I'm a huge fan of storing information online, but a list like this can be damaging if it gets into the wrong hands. For that reason I've created a PDF Document you can download, fill in and print for your records.