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Frame Rating Dissected: Full Details on Capture-based Graphics Performance Testing
Summary of Data and Early Thoughts
Because of the complexity and sheer amount of data we have gathered using our Frame Rating performance methodology, we are breaking it up into several articles that each feature different GPU comparisons. Here is the schedule:
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- 3/27: Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition vs GeForce GTX 680 (Single and Dual GPU)
- 3/30: AMD Radeon HD 7990 vs GeForce GTX 690 vs GeForce GTX Titan
- 4/2: Radeon HD 7950 vs GeForce GTX 660 Ti (Single and Dual GPU)
- 4/5: Radeon HD 7870 GHz Edition vs GeForce GTX 660 (Single and Dual GPU)
- 4/16: Frame Rating: Visual Effects of Vsync on Gaming Animation
Without question we have inundated you with about as much information as any one person can take in with a single story. This is why we are breaking up our results in a few days of releases. There are a lot of answers as well as a lot of questions that resulted from this story and I am going to try and address as many of them as possible in our summary, but I encourage our readers to use the comments below and this thread in our forums to keep the discussion going. I'll be following both over the next week (with GDC getting in the way initially) and look forward to getting some more input.
Single GPU Configurations – Performance as Expected
Today's results focus on the Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition and the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 as well as their SLI/CrossFire options, but let's start with a quick talk about the results we see with the single card and single GPU configurations. Frame Rating still tells an interesting and unique story compared to FRAPS and thanks to some of our data analysis, (Min FPS percentiles, International Stutter Units) the HD 7970 and GTX 680 compare different than they might otherwise.
We definitely can't say the same for the multi-GPU results, but when using only a single GPU both AMD and NVIDIA platforms show consistent results on a run to run basis as well as when we compare Frame Rating to the traditional FRAPS average frame rates and frame times. When we showed you the FRAPS graph followed by the Observed FPS graphics you should have seen that both the single GTX 680 and the single HD 7970 are basically the same on both.
Frame time graphs are going to be different due to the different locations in the graphics pipeline in which the frame times are measured between FRAPS and our capture solution, but generally both versions tell a similar story. If there is hitching or stutter found using the FRAPS time stamps then our at-the-display data will show the same thing, but maybe at different specific locations. Patterns are the key to find though as very few gamers are really just playing a game for 60 seconds at a time, let alone the same 60 seconds over and over.
The overall picture comparing the two cards indicates that the AMD Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition is a faster card for gaming at 1920x1080, 2560x1440 and 5760x1080 triple-monitor resolutions. In Battlefield 3 the performance gap between the HD 7970 and GTX 680 was small at 19x10 and 25x14 but expanded to a larger margin at 57x10 (19%). AMD's HD 7970 also shows less frame to frame variance in the BF3 than the GTX 680. This same pattern is seen in Crysis 3 as well, though at 5760x1080 we are only getting frame rates of 13 and 16 on average, getting the HD 7970 a 23% advantage.
DiRT 3 performed very well on both cards even at the 5760x1080 resolution though AMD's HD 7970 maintained a small advantage. Far Cry 3 was much more varied with the GTX 680 taking the lead at 1920x1080 (20%) but at 2560x1440 and 5760x1080 the cards change places giving the HD 7970 the lead. Skyrim was another game that saw small performance leads for AMD at higher resolutions though I did find there to be less frame time variance on the GTX 680 system which provided a better overall experience for game that can run on most discrete GPUs on the market today.
Finally, one of the newest games to our test suite, Sleeping Dogs, the AMD Radeon HD 7970 holds a sizeable advantage across the board of the three tested resolutions. The margins are 34% at 1920x1080, 37% at 2560x1440 and 23% when using triple displays.
While some people might have assumed that this new testing methodology would paint a prettier picture of NVIDIA's current GPU lineup across the board (due to its involvement in some tools), with single card configurations nothing much is changing in how we view these comparisons. The Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition and its 3GB frame buffer is still a faster graphics card than a stock GeForce GTX 680 2GB GPU. In my testing there was only a couple of instances in which the experience on the GTX 680 was faster or smoother than the HD 7970 at 1920x1080, 2560x1440 or even 5760x1080.
AMD CrossFire Performance - A Bridge over Trouble Water?
Where AMD has definite issues is with HD 7970s in CrossFire, and our Frame Rating testing is bringing that to light in a startling fashion. In half of our tested games, the pair of Radeon HD 7970s in CrossFire showed no appreciable measured or observed increase in performance compared to a single HD 7970. I cannot overstate that point more precisely: our results showed that in Battlefield 3, Crysis 3 and Sleeping Dogs, adding in another $400+ Radeon HD 7970 did nothing to improve your gaming experience, and in some cases made it worse by introducing frame time variances that lead to stutter. Take a look at some of our graphs on those game pages and compare the FRAPS FPS result to the Observed FPS result that calculates an average frame rate per second after removing runts and drops. Clearly the performance of the dual-card configuration is only barely faster than the single card, removing the "scaling" of CrossFire. This occurs at 1920x1080 and 2560x1440 on those three games and actually happens several times on DiRT 3 but only at 2560x1440 (which actually leads me to believe this is a GPU performance issue, not a CPU performance issue).
It is worth pointing out that this does not necessarily mean you won't have a fluid gaming experience on an AMD CrossFire configuration. Sleeping Dogs at 2560x1440 is a perfect example of this: CrossFire shows nearly 50% of the frames as runts, cutting the average frame rate in half, but those non-runt frames are actually delivered in a consistent manner. But a smooth gaming experience at 33 FPS on average on two HD 7970s in CrossFire doesn't sound that good when you can get the same smooth experience at 33 FPS average with a single HD 7970. Dual GeForce GTX 680s in SLI on the other produce a fluid animation in Sleeping Dogs at 46 FPS.
In Far Cry 3 and Skyrim we did not have this problem with our performance metrics since we didn't see large numbers of runts or drops in our testing. For Far Cry 3 in particular, the AMD cards had quite a bit more frame time variance (leading to stutter, non-fluid gameplay) with even the single HD 7970 getting higher marks on the International Stutter Units (ISU) graph than the GTX 680s in SLI.
The second major concern for AMD CrossFire users occurs when you enable triple-monitor configurations with Eyefinity. In every single game we tested, even Skyrim, DiRT3 and Far Cry 3 that didn't show major runt issues on single monitor resolutions, just about every other frame of the game was being dropped. Just like the runt frame issue we mentioned above, the Eyefinity drop problem basically means you are running your 5760x1080 configuration at the performance level of a single HD 7970 even though you have invested twice the money AND that other performance software (in-game tests, FRAPS) are telling you differently. The results are so bad in fact from the recorded video that the FCAT Perl scripts aren't quite able to decipher them because it thinks it is a poor capture; we can assure you that is not the case.
As much as we told you the single card results continued to favor AMD's Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition, the CrossFire results here counter that. As a buyer of a high end graphics card that will cost you over $400, the assurance of being able to run a multi-GPU solution to improve performance were not just insinuated, but verbally given. At this point, it is fair to say that AMD is not living up to its promises.
NVIDIA SLI Performance – How we expected multi-GPU to work
The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 looks slower than the HD 7970 in our single GPU comparisons, but that all changes when we compare dual-GPU to dual-GPU in this category. While AMD's solution showed thousands of runt frames on BF3, Crysis 3 and Sleeping Dogs (two of which are AMD Gaming Evolved titles), NVIDIA's SLI was able to handle scaling without a problem. Battlefield 3 at 2560x1440 goes from an average of 57 FPS on one GTX 680 to 100 FPS on two of them; Crysis 3 at 1920x1080 scales from 31 FPS to 56 FPS; Sleeping Dogs goes from 24 to 46 FPS at 2560x1440. And it is able to do so without massive frame time variance, which means the animations are not only improved by better frame rates but are still nearly as smooth as the single card options.
The secret to NVIDIA's success lies it the hardware frame metering technology that it has built into the SLI infrastructure since the beginning, but is only just recently coming to light. Apparently a combination of both hardware on the GPU and software in the driver, the frame metering technology's sole purpose to balance the output of frames from the GPU to the display in such a way to provide the best animation possible and balance performance and input latency.
In my talks with AMD before this article went live they told us that they were simply doing what the game engine told them to do – displaying frames as soon as they were available. Well as we can clearly see with the runts in more than half of our tested games, display a frame too early can be just as detrimental as display it too late. Without the ability to balance the two GPU's output (or three or four) you will run into these problems and in fact we have seen the same thing happen with NVIDIA cards when metering is disabled. We are hoping that NVIDIA will give us the option to disable it and run some more Frame Rating tests to see how they compare in the near future.
In a couple games, Far Cry 3 and DiRT 3 on occasion, CrossFire is working as we would expect it to. Skyrim does not exhibit the runt problem but it also doesn't seem to scale at all over a single GPU either. The inconsistency of this behavior might be just as troubling if my theory is correct. In Skyrim, Far Cry 3 and DiRT 3 at low resolutions, it would appear that the CPU may be the primary bottleneck for performance, and for Far Cry 3, a game that has numerous other technical issues, this maybe be why CrossFire is actually working. An artificial limiter on the game engine that helps meter out requests for frames to be rendered would essentially act like the hardware frame metering in NVIDIA's SLI GPUs allowing for a better overall experience. In games like BF3, Crysis 3 and Sleeping Dogs where the GPU is in more demand, the AMD hardware/software combination is the limiting point in the pipeline and this is where the AMD solution falters.
Vsync – Only a Partial Answer
When I posted my preview of these results during the launch of the GeForce GTX Titan, many of you wanted to know what effects Vsync would have on the runts and frame time variance. As it turns out, Vsync can in fact improve the situation for AMD's CrossFire pretty dramatically, but still leaves a lot of problems on the table. By doing metering on the frame rendering times of all GPU combinations including CrossFire, it is able to remove the runts from our captures and from affecting performance. Take a look at the results in Crysis 3 at 1920x1080 on the Radeon HD 7970s in CrossFire to see the other emerging issue though: drastically increased frame time variance. The constant shifting between 16ms and 33ms frame times means that you will often see stuttering animation even when the GPU has performance to handle higher or even more consistent frame rates.
To be fair, this same effect happens to NVIDIA's GTX 680s in SLI. The only difference is NVIDIA has some options to try to fix it called Adaptive Vsync and Smooth Vsync. Both are activated through the NVIDIA Control Panel but Smooth Vsync is only available for SLI users (we are hoping this will be added for single GPU users as well soon). The Adaptive Vsync fixes the frame times at your display refresh rate (16ms, 60 Hz most of the time) anytime your frame rate would be higher than 60 FPS but then allows the engine to essentially "turn off" Vsync under 60 FPS so you don't get the dramatic stuttering. Smooth Vsync is a little known feature that attempts to only change the frame rate / frame times when it knows it will have extended periods of available performance.
In some select instances for AMD's CrossFire we can actually see a completely resolved frame variance result, as demonstrated with the Battlefield 3 2560x1440 graphs. But Vsync still introduces other problems to latency and interactivity of PC games and is a topic we are going to dive into again soon.
Final Thoughts
Below is our full video that features the Frame Rating process, some example results and some discussion on what it all means going forward. I encourage everyone to watch it but you will definitely need the written portion here to fully understand this transition in testing methods. Subscribe to our YouTube channel if you haven't already!
Our Frame Rating graphics performance methods have definitely put a different light on the world of GPU performance. By enabling at-the-display evaluation rather than depending solely on the FRAPS reported numbers that don't take into account many other steps of the gaming pipeline, we are able to paint a picture of the smoothness and real-world experiences as the user would see it directly. The system and process is time consuming, costly and harder to interpret but I think you will agree that the results we are seeing here today are well worth the effort. Until recently, very few people would have believed that AMD's CrossFire and Eyefinity technologies would have had so many problems, thanks in many ways to previous testing platforms. As it stands now half of our six tested gaming titles show significant problems with single monitor CrossFire scaling and all six of them have serious problems with Eyefinity scaling. And that includes AMD sponsored titles like Crysis 3, Far Cry 3 and Sleeping Dogs.
NVIDIA's frame metering technology, which still largely remains a mystery thanks to the company's desire to keep its multi-GPU advantage as long as possible, is more important than we ever thought it would be and makes the GTX 680 stand out as a better solution for high end gaming than the HD 7970. That would not have been the case when looking at only single GPU results or by simply relying on the average frame rates of FRAPS data.
Another problem this causes for AMD and its partners is with dual-GPU hardware, the Powercolor Devil 13 or the ASUS ARES II. While both are powerful graphics cards, they depend completely on CrossFire technology to meet the performance expectations set by marketing and by cost and a quick glance at the HD 7970 CrossFire results I've showed you today (which basically mirror an ARES II) tells you that neither option is worth the price of admission.
It should come as no surprise that AMD was only recently made aware of these performance issues and was kind of stunned to find out how bad they were. The truth is that AMD could "hack" together a fix to make our frame time graphs look better but it would likely be a solution that introduced more problems than answers without doing the research required to get it right. The driver team has told me several times over the past two weeks that they should have a testable driver to fix the CrossFire problems "in 2 to 3 months." Until then, buyers that consider a multi-GPU solution a goal or a requirement will want to seriously debate dropping Radeon cards from consideration.
We have quite a bit more test results to share with you as the week continues as well as more testing to do to get a better and clearer picture of what is going on in each and every scenario we can. We also plan on taking a look at more gaming titles with a smaller selection of hardware to find more patterns of success and failure with our current generation of GPUs.
Hey Ryan, is the variable "t_ready" that the text refers to "t_present" in the diagram two paragraphs above?
Yes, fixed, thanks.
I was just wondering.. since the capture and analysis system relies on the left bar only, why doesn't it trunckate the rendered frame it self and keep only 1-3 pixels from the left side of the frame?
For some tests if you want to show off the specific "runts" "stutters" then you can keep it the entire frame captured.
But for most tests, you can record only the left colour bar and do analysis on that bar only, therefore you will not have to save the 600GB per second of uncompressed frames.
Just a thought.
We have that option (notice the crop capture option in our software) but we often like to reference recorded video down the road.
If you write a piece of software with that "colored" portion only in mind you dont need any of the additional hardware and any user could use it just like Fraps.
LOL - AMD you are soooo freaking BUSTED !
Runt frames and zero time ghost frames is an AMD specialty.
AMD is 33% slower than nVidia, so amd pumped in ghosts and runts !!
Their crossfire BF3 is a HUGE CHEAT.
ROFL - man there are going to be some really pissed off amd owners whose $1,000 dual gpu frame rate purchases have here been exposed as LIES.
Shame on you amd, runts and ghosts, and all those fanboys screaming bang for the buck ... little did they know it was all a big fat lie.
Run the benchmarks like any sane gamer would do so!
Running v-sync disabled benches with 60+ fps is dumb!
Running v-sync enabled benches with 60- fps is way more dumb!
Don't forget that V-sync also sometimes fucks shit up.
The best solution is to limit the frames on the game end, or using a 3rd party frame limiter.
And sometimes disabling it fucks physics like in Skyrim.
Your point?
Read the whole article before commenting- there is an entire page that focuses on your argument (surprise- you're not the first to suggest this!!)
And if you have actually watched one of his streams, you'd have seen that he INDEED IS doing it "wrong".
When he was testing Tomb Raider, the card was artifacting and flickering and shimmering. It was complete and totally obvious that he didn't know what he's doing.
To the guy who says "you're doing it wrong".
Not true. He's doing it right. Many hardcore gamers run v-sync disabled over 60 fps, and only a few of the scenarios tested are consistently over 60fps.
And read the story to see the OBSERVED FPS is much less in many cases, not just the FRAPs FPS (which does not give proper info at the end of the pipeline (at the display) what users actually see).
There's absolutely nothing "hardcore" about running an old ass game at 1000 FPS with a modern card.
All it does is to waste resources and make the card work at it's hardest for no reason. It's no different than swapping a gear at a say, maximum, 6500 RPM on a car that revs 7000 per gear. You should keep it lower so that the hardware doesn't get excessively get stressed.
If the card is obviously way beyond the generation of the game you're playing, then you're best off, if possible, LIMITING frames/putting a frame lock on your end.
Vsync does cause a ton of other issues including input latency.
You've said this already in both the article and comments but you only talked about input latency.
What are those other issues?
It makes the entire game laggy an unplayable depending on condition.
You can read up over that TweakGuides guy's site on Vsync.
Some pretty fascinating implications about the entire game/rendering pipeline. There are so many problems throughout, and the tradeoffs tend to impact each other in varyingly negative ways. Seems like frames are essentially our biggest issue, but how do you get around that? I had previously theorized that per pixel change in an asynchronous manner would solve a lot of these issues, but the performance needed for such a procedure is insane. Essentially it becomes a massive particle model with a robust physics engine being the base of changes (movement, creation, destruction, etc.).
research voxels... the technology exists but is pretty far off.
Regarding per-pixel-updates: Check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pXZ33YoKu9w
It's obvious the result must be delivered in frames (no way around it with current monitor technology), but the engine in the vid clearly works differently from the usual by just putting the newly calculated pixels into the framebuffer that are ready by the time.
Due to many frames being forced to wait for the next vertical retrace mode, while others do not, it will result in some time metering issues. This can result in a form of stuttering.
hardcore gamer here play BF3 v-sync ON!
1. My monitor (as 90% of us) is 60hz!
don't need the extra stress/heat/electric juice on card/system.
2. Fed up with frame tearing every time i turn around.
With regards to the Nvidia settings of v-sync, it seems that Addaptive (half refresh rate) was selected capping it at 30fps vs Addaptive which would cap at 60fps.
Was that on purpose?
I'm still interested to see what type of results you come up with when using amd crossfire with a program like afterburner's riva tuner to limit the fps to 60, which would seems to be everyone's preference for this situation.
I think you'll find the same problems that crop up with Vsync enabled.
I have to admit observed FPS graphs are DAMNING to AMD, and I own 2 7970s and 7950s so I'm not remotely biased against them in any way. One thing i did notice is that dropped frames don't effect every game so hopefully this is something AMD may be able to potentially mitigate through driver tweaks.
I have to admit, crysis 3 can be a sloppy affair in AMD crossfire and now I can see exactly what I'm experiencing without trying to make guesswork out of it.
Regardless, the bottom line EVERYONE should take away from this, is that crossfire DOES NOT function as intended whatsoever, and we can now actually say AMD is deceptive in their marketing as well, this is taken directly from AMD's website advertising crossfire:
"Tired of dropping frames instead of opponents? Find a CrossFire™-certified graphics configuration that's right for you."
They have built their business on a faulty product and every crossfire owner should speak up so that AMD makes the changes they have control over to FIX a BROKEN system.
Just think how bad a X1900 CrossFire Edition setup would do here... I think Ryan should dig up those cards and test them!
I wonder if that one of the reasons why AMD never really released the 7990,
also if this was already a obvious problem with the 3870 X2...
or the previous gens card, like HD5000, 6000.
anyway, is there any input lag difference from NV to AMD (SLI-CF) without vsync?
also I would be curious to see some CPU comparison.
I had both a dual 3870 and a dual 2900 setup, both were more or less the same thing.
Both has driven a CRT at 160HZ for Cube and both were silk smooth.
This is a recent issue. It has nothing to do with cards of that age. The major problem with those old cards was the lack of CrossFire application profiles. Before the beginning of 2010, you had absolutely no application profiles like you have with nVidia. So CF either worked or you had to change the game ".exe" names, which either worked or, made the game mess up or just kick you out of Steam servers due to VAC.
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Things are moving along here...25 lbs lost during my current short term goal of being at 299 by March 10. 15.8 lbs to go. I haven't seen that "2" for SO many years...it's really weird to think that it might happen.
I've been wondering what the difference is this time and why it's working and I'm sticking to it. I think it's several things.
1. In August and Sept I was to the point of being in a wheel chair again only this time it was due to tendon problems, inflammation and arthritis in my GOOD foot. That was really scary, especially since I didn't do anything to injure it, just walked too much and poof, off my feet for over 2 months. It healed REALLY slowly and was so painful if I didn't know better, I would have thought I was a pain pill addict the way I cried and begged for something to stop the pain. Plus, after the MRI, my Dr said it was so arthritic there wasn't much that could be done except start fusing bones to reduce the pain. (Mind you, I've already had 4 surgeries on the other foot to be able to keep walking on it.)
2. Then there's the sitting by, watching my daughter grow up and not being able to be active with her. And watching her weight go up and her use of food for comfort. (not my birth child, mind you!) She has been begging to do things I can't do and although my partner can do them with her, I miss out, if it happens at all. Her behavior would be soo much better if she were kept active. That whole thing breaks my heart.
3. Another thing is having my trainer who I love and am very comfortable with. I was so scared that I would hurt myself with all the foot issues and knee issues and threats from Drs over the years that if I broke my ankle again, it couldn't be fixed well enough to walk on. She is very supportive, very careful and listens to me. Since we're focusing on strength training, flexibility and balance, I'm cool with that and I have to say, I am noticing a real difference.
4. This time I have Jori on board, too, so she is doing all the dinner cooking and it is ALL Sparkpeople recipes. We are having a blast with that and even Dakota is raving that Nana has become the best cook there is!
5. Another motivation is that we have been paying on a resort vacation for a year and finally decided it's now or never to get Dakota to Disney World. I've been reading the disabilities forums and people are saying that even for people who weigh 350, there are only 2 rides they couldn't go on. I got that beat now! And anyway, really, who wants to go around in circles with Dumbo just to say you did it? I can live without that one. They appear to be amazing when it comes to accommodating people with mobility, weight and any other issues. They even have a pass to not wait in line with a Dr. letter for Dakota because of her issues, so that's great. It would be a nightmare in line with her. So, we are going to be there from April 6th to the 12th. I'm getting a scooter for the week because I WANT to be able to enjoy it and not be in so much pain. (Oh, yeah, and the ortho guy who looked at my knee exrays said"Do you want the really really bad news or the really really horrible news?") So, there will be knee replacements somewhere in my future. But for now, the scooter it is, which I can live with if I can get in the rides. I used to LOVE roller coasters...it's been YEARS. I hope I still do! LOL!
Well, there you have it for now. Thought I'd update and think through how I'm making this work and why. Thank you all for your support!
Just got home from a weekend with Jori's family for good friend Dave's wedding. I love her family, but, gees, can they be dysfunctional! The short version...all are extremely intelligent and love to talk...about anything intellectual that has to do with imparting wisdom to others, mostly useless facts. And ALL at the same time! But, there is little ability to listen and even less ability to plan or follow through with plans, making doing anything productive a feat relative to climbing mount Everest with a straight jacket on and your feet in shackles! Gotta love them, but boy, sometimes it takes a lot of good meds to get through it without losing your mind!
I have to say, though, that the wedding was something that was one of a kind. It was held at the Palace Theater, built in the 1930s. A lot of those involved and friends are part of SCA people (Society for Creative Anacranism.) Yea, it's beyond me, too, but they dress up and reenact medieval times. So the invitation said to come in your medieval costumes, your own wedding dress or dress in the style of any era you woiuld like. So there were people dressed in anything, toting swords, dressed as princesses with veils and long flowing dresses, flappers, tuxes of all eras and then there were those "regular" people. The wedding started off with a clip from a moving about Hitler where he was throwing a fit about something with the words dubbed in that he was upset about not being invited to the wedding and wanted his mommy, etc. It was pretty darn funny. The bride and groom's fathers acted out making a deal with the guy who married them, talking about how they were desperate to get their 50+ year old children wedded to someone....anyone. Then there was the music...the theme from Mission Impossible, Star Wars, Twilight Zone, etc. The groom came in with the groom's men all dressed in Napoleon era tuxes and the bride came in in this Dr. Who cabinet thing with sirens. Their vows were beautifully written, focusing on how they will likely cause the other hurt over the years, but their intensions would never be hurt the other on purpose. I think intentionality is SOOO important! Then they were pronounced husband and wife, and decended from the stage on a platform that usually raises and lowers the orchestra, while singing "So long, fare well." from The Sound of Music. It was quite something! Now, explain how that was a wedding to your 7 year old!
Eating wasn't too bad until today...except that there wasn't much of it because organizing these guys to be in one place, at a certain time, even the restraunt in the hotel is a monumental feat. So, until we broke down and stopped at a pub place on the way home and had ribs with mashed potatoes and an appetizer of onion rings. OOPs! Oh, well, I've been sooo good. I did work out for an hour on friday, though and then again at the hotel before swimming with Dakota yesterday. All in all, could have been a LOT worse! Back on the wagon again tomorrow!
Hope you all had a good weekend and best wishes for a great week! (Weird, for some reason, the spell check doesn't work when I do blogs...raaarrrrggg!)
BTW, the cortizine shots are helping, I think. Yay!
Time for an update. I saw an orthopedic doc Monday, finally. Once again, it's confirmed that I have a high pain tollerance. I'm thankful for that, I guess. After the exrays, the doc told me that my left knee (the same side as the infamous broken foot) is "really bad." My right knee is "horrible." Well, I could have told him that! But, in actuality, it was a relief to have it confirmed. For years, whenever I've fallen, my right knee takes the hit to protect my ankle. We've gotta add in there that the foot doc said my right foot has taken the brunt of the impact from my left foot being a wreck, so it's history, too.
So, I got cortisone shots in my knees...first time for that...hope it helps. Which, btw, is NOTHING compared to cortisone shots in my feet! I was amazed!! We're going to see if that will delay the inevitable for a while. He'd like me to wait another 4 years...I'm SO young! Sure as heck don't feel like it! He did hear me when I told him not now, but maybe sooner than 4 years, though since I'm missing out on doing anything with Dakota that isn't like crafts or something that we can sit down to do together. She'll be 8 in March. I don't know if I want to wait until she's 12.
I sound like I'm whinning, but I don't mean to be, it's just fact and I plan to make the best of it!!
Talking it through helps. We Sparkers know this, don't we?
So, the good thing is that I've completed a month of weekly sessions with my trainer, Beth. She is great, and such a good fit for me. We laugh a lot and she is teaching me so much. I have to admit, though I did have to go get a couple of books to have an "at home guide" to figure out what the heck I'm doing and what all the equipment is called! Having never been a gym groopie because it seemed way beyond me, I don't have a clue what I'm doing. I'm picking it up slowly, though. Really, my dear friend, Dee, has seen me in very uncoordinated "action" on an eliptical, which I managed to get on and off of without causing long term damage to the machine or myself after about 3 exhausting minutes! So get this. Today, I'm on the recumbant bike and pedaling at the same time that we are playing catch with a 5 lb medicine ball, then doing dumbbell lateral flies (woohoo, big terms...just learned) and then doing overhead triceps things with the ball. Still pedaling. And I lived. I have to say, after all my denial, rebellion, avoidance and downright disgust that people thought somehow this was a good thing to do, (imagine the teeny tiny almost unreadable print, here...I'm having fun and feeling better.) I'm still trying to accept that this is really a true statement. Somehow I feel like I should get struck by lightening for not doing it years ago and being so scared and bullheaded. I'm getting a lot of comments from people at church and work that my limp is better, I'm looking healthier and moving better in general, with more energy. I have to agree, I feel it. (Darn it anyhow!) I hate to have been soooo wrong, but it's true. I guess we all have to get there when we're ready, but some of us are really slow learners. And I have to allow the thought...gee wonder what would happen if I could get myself to workout every day....maybe I'll get there...and just maybe it will work...
So, there you have it...and for a change...a lot of it is good and things might be looking up. Some day I hope to be able to take out the caution there. It's been a long time since I felt like I was in charge and able to really make things happen for my health without having insurance for so long (bless you Barack) and thank you Beth. (How ya like being included in the same sentence with Barack, huh?!)
I guess that's it for now. Gotta get to the paperwork soon. Thanks all for the amazing support here! Love you guys!
(strange, spell check not working...excuse the mistakes! I'm a little dyslexic!)
I don't have a lot of time, right now, but I've been wanting to writ and can't seem to find the time. I'm very thankful that I am getting a massage by my good friend, Joann, tonight. She does cranio saxral work and myofacial release. AHHH, heaven! It is so nice to have a few minutes when she is done that I have a break from pain. It really wears on a person!
So, in August, I was trying to watch the calories and increase my activity level. Ya know those mixed messages yo get between this Dr. or that one? Walk, one says, don't walk the other one says. So I tried walking more, parking farther away, walking while shopping, walking instead of using my wheel chair when we are out for extended "walking." Big mistake. I ended up with a huge neuroma and an inflamed tendon... on my GOOD FOOT! Well, that really ticked me off and hurt SO bad! I usually have a high pain tollerance, but this was a mess. Exrays showed tons of arthritis and the MRI showed a train wreck. So, I was in a boot cast for 6 weeks, non weight bearing. My "bad" foot was very unhappy about this, let me tell you! So, I had no choice but to do the wheelchair thing for a couple of months, and then rented a knee walker for another 6 weeks or so because I couldn't stand to walk on it for more than across a room. Now, I;m limping around and feel like I've aged 20 years. I'm not seeming to be able to get back to where I was before this happened and everything is flaired up. (excuse the whine session there!)
I finally have insurance, so after the first of the year (to avoid paying the deductible twice) I;m finding an orthopedic surgeon to see what my options are. I know my knees are shot, but I'm suspecting that they won't fix them at my current weight, so I'm trying to work on that. I'm doing good, generally during the week, but those weekends are a killer!
In other areas, things continue to move forward. We finished painting Dakota's new purple room with big pink hearts on the wall, tow shades, even, and got her bed moved in there. She loves it! She has her own girly bathroom now and likes that, too! We still need to get the rest of her room put together, but the bed is in there for the moment.
So, I need to be logging, eatin right and get as much weight off as I can so I can get whatever done I need to as soon as I can. I'm tired of being like this and hurting all the time. I'm struggling with a lot of frustration with myself for my denial that this would eventually be my life, ya know?
I've been trying to do things to help myself feel good things, like blasting the Messiah in my car and singing along at the top of my soprano lungs while I'm directing with one hand. I'm sure it's a sight, but, oh, well, it nourishes my soul!
When I stop to think about it, I really miss who I used to be. Lots of energy, going out of my way to be there for people and taking action on things. I don't feel depressed, really at least lately, thank God for meds. It's just so wearing to hurt all the time and dread each step. Help, I want to turn in this body for a new one! Too bad ya can't do that in this life!
Gotta go for now...hope I don't sound too negative. I don't mean to, it's just really frustrating and hard to find the will power sometimes to get out of myself!
It feels like I've been back in survival mode for a long time and I want to be past it. There is a lot of progress in some things happening, and I need a serious attitude adjustment, here, so that I can get out of my own way.
So, first, the positives:
1. Last weekend we had an amazing crew of people from church who came for the day on Sat to help us reclaim the house. It was amazing. I so love these people. At the end of the day (and some finishing up yesterday,) we have a new working motion sensor light over the driveway, and another one for the back yard, a new fan and ceiling light in the kitchen, 3 bathroom sinks and the kitchen sink all have new plumbing.m We have a new ramp into the shed and rebuilt/working doors on the shed. Our grass has been mowed, hopefully for the last time this year, the walls have been spackled and holes have been filled, we have screens again on the back windows and sun room, the patio is swept and edged, the painting in the kitchen is finished after 5 years of being half done. What a tremendous gift of love, to help us in reclaiming our house.
There are no words.
2. Work has been stressful with electronic record problems, but we start a new system tomorrow, that appears to be much better...after the usual start up stress. Our referrals have picked up with fall setting in, which is also good.
3. Jori is finally on a medication combo that is working. Another gift. She has been able to take on more responsibility and take action to get things done. Still with cuing from me, but she is doing it! Our house is becoming more useable, there is more space and less clutter. She might be able to even start looking for work after the new year, which would SOOOOOO ease things for me.
4. We have picked out paint for Dakota's new girly room and have prettied up and girlified her bathroom. She picked purple for the walls and wants big pink hearts painted randomly around the room. I can do that. New purple and pink flowered comforter and some curtains and she is good to go! I'm looking for a swinging chair to put up in her room to help with her sensory stuff.
5. I'm on better meds that I think are working better, too. Won't know for sure until more stress is eased.
6. We had friends over to play games and have dinner for the first time in years. (And we made 2 amazing soups from spark recipes, so there was no guilt!
7. My best friend, Iris, and I have the day together on Sat to talk ourselves to death and ponder life. And, she and her family are coming back in Dec to go to the Messiah sing along with us. It's a huge deal, orchestra, hundreds of people singing and soloists to do those parts. The audience is the choir. We haven't sung the Messiah together since we were in college together.
So, lots of good things happening and I need to know they are happening, FEEL them happening, SEE the progress, work on BEING in the moment and being appreciative instead of focusing on what's not right.
Minimizing the focus on the negatives, but acknowledging them and knowing I need to be taking action:
1. My weight has gone up 10 lbs +. I need to get back on track...did order lunch from list of 550 calories or less from Applebee's today.
2. Dakota having significant behavior problems in school and home, but she is in counseling and on meds.
3. Having to spend some of Dad's money, which I vowed not to do because I need it for retirement.
4. Physical health has been terrible and LOTS of pain and use of wheelchair, etc.
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This mascara was merely OK for me. I used it up but will not repurchase. It did deliver well on length and thickness, but it went clumpy. Lasting power was OK, definitely no smearing but some flakes at the end of the day. I did not like the removal process, it would not come off cleanly with eye makeup remover or facial cleanser, but required an extra step of splashing with really warm water. While it sounds easy enough it took some time to make sure everything is off.
Mascara preferences vary widely from person to person. I prefer lengthening mascaras with a clean look (clumps are a pet peeve for me), and dislike most thickening mascaras. When I look in the mirror I want to see nice, long, defined lashes, not mascara. This mascara went definitely too clumpy for my taste. If you are looking more for a balance between length and thickness this offering from DHC might be worth a try.
I really wish I liked this more. After hearing Lisa Eldrige wax lyrical about it, I was so pleased to find it a couple of weeks ago. But alas, it just doesn't work for me.
First the good: the tiny bristle brush is excellent. It's very easy to angle it tightly into the lashline and into the far corners of your eyes. It's a relatively wet formula, so there's no rush to finish applying it before it dries. Best of all, it doesn't clump upon application--it's just smooth and sleek. But.....
The bad: The wet texture of the formula is also its biggest problem. The moment it touches your curled lashes, they begin to droop and look sad. Within about 30 seconds, it's as if your lashes had never been curled at all. It's a very deflating feeling to see your eyelashes sink sorrowfully like a Labrador that's just been yelled at for eating a sneaker. I salute anyone who can get this to work, but I am not one of them. I fail. However.....
The Redemption: it's terrific as a lower-lash mascara. Absolutely ace. The tiny brush comes into its own here, managing to quickly coax out any fine, insignificant lower lashes into something properly impressive. So that's nice.
But all in all, it's a bit of a let-down. I wish that wonderful brush was paired with a formula that did it proper justice. Perhaps if DHC comes out with a waterproof version, it'll hold a curl better, but until they do, I'm afraid it's a miss for me.
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A mediocre mascara. Quite clumpy. I expected the brush to have a flat side when I saw a makeup artist using it. Doesn't spectacularly lengthen in the way one of the old Helena Rubenstein mascaras did. It just reminds me of a waterproof drugstore brand. Not for those with stubby or thin lashes. The only positive thing I have to say about it is that it is hard wearing.
I think that it might work if you very thinly layered it over a better mascara.
My new favorite tubing mascara! Really lasts all day with no smudging on my oily, hooded lids, and comes off easily with normal cleanser, warm water, and a bit of massage. This is better at lengthening than thickening, and if you're willing to work with it a few minutes, you can get beautifully defined, clump-free lashes. The brush is a thin, small, very precise spoolie that allows exact application. If you insist on a big, thick brush, this will take some adjusting. One of the best long-wearing mascaras I've tried, and I've tried a bunch of them, including Stila Convertible Lash (nightmarish removal), Cargo Better Than Waterproof (flaky and smelly), Too Faced Lash Injection (dry, mediocre), Kevyn Aucoin The Mascara Volume and The Mascara Curling (both great), Estee Lauder Double Wear (great), Blinc Kiss Me (basic, no frills), L'Oreal Beauty Tubes pretty good lengthened), Imju Fiberwig (great), Tiny Sniper and DJV Beautenizer (less great), Clinique Lash Power good but no lengthening or thickening), High Impact Curling, and Lower Lash mascaras (both OK), Trish McEvoy Volume Mascara and Curling Mascara (very black and dramatic but slightly clumpy), Fairy Drops Scandal Queen (clumpy, messy), Pop Beauty Peak Performance (really good, but tricky to apply) Becca The Ultimate Mascara (flaky). I have not tried Kanebo, Mirenesse, FACE atelier, MAC Extended Play, or others.
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I like tubing mascaras and had been using Clinique's Lash Power. I have relatively long lashes and just want to emphasize the length and am not interested in a super heavy thick look, just natural, long, not clumpy. I just tried DHC's tubing mascara and love it. Comes off a bit easier with warm water than Clinique's and I don't think I've lost any lashes from DHC like I did every now and then with Clinique. The price is also one or two pounds cheaper than Clinique for the same size tube, and even better when on special. If you like tubing mascara, give this a try. It's great.
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UPDATE: My 2nd tube was much more clumpy than the first, and gave lashes a spidery effect. Not sure if they changed the formula or what happened, but this isn't as good. Not something I want to try again, so I'm downgrading my original ratings. Disappointing. :(
This was my first venture into tubing mascara technology, and I have to say I'm hooked! I've tried countless mascaras and all of them irritated my sensitive eyes. For several months I just gave up, and went without any eye makeup. After reading good reviews of tubing mascaras & being a DHC fan in general, I took the plunge with this--and I'm glad I did. It has a very thin, precise brush that coats each lash with product. No thickening or lengthening here, but more of a defining look. If you like Clinique's Naturally Glossy or were a fan of Neutrogena's Lash Tint, then I highly recommend this.
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This is DHC's new tubing mascara. I wanted to like it, since I love tubing mascaras, but though it worked ok, it irritated my eyes. That has never happened to me with any other mascara! Also, I think the other tubing ones I have go on slightly thicker.
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In GTA IV, the fire escapes are always made of metal. Most fire escapes are missing the bottom set of stairs so the player has to jump off of the side of the fire escape to get completely down to street level. Sometimes the player can get to a fire escape be going off a ramp and landing on the fire escape stairs.
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Can Bryan Cranston Put 'Breaking Bad' Behind Him By Going Anti-Drug in 'The Infiltrator'?Movie News By Adam Bellotto on October 9, 2014 | Be the First To Comment
You remember Bryan Cranston, right? White guy, about average height, tendency to shave his head and scowl out meth-related menace from behind a bushy goatee? Since Breaking Bad ended last year, Cranston's been floating from project to project, picking up a role here and there but nothing truly memorable since his hair grew back and his perma-grimace softened. Cranston's added another post-Breaking Bad role to his list: The Infiltrator. Like the title implies, Cranston will play a guy who infiltrates. In this case, that guy would be the real-life Robert Mazur, a Customs and Excise agent who went undercover into the highest circles of Columbian drug cartels, specifically the Medellin cartel headed up by Pablo Escobar. So the absolute highest of the high in South American drug circles. Based on Mazur's autobiography of the same name, The Infiltrator will be helmed by Brad Furman, who's got a solid working relationship with Cranston after the two did The Lincoln Lawyer together. Ellen Brown Furman will be handling the screenplay.
'Runner Runner' Goes South With a Donk Bet and Ends the Game On a Junk HandMovie Reviews By Rob Hunter on October 6, 2013 | Be the First To Comment
Richie Furst (Justin Timberlake) was a Wall Street hot-shot once upon a time, but when the economy tanked so did his job. Now he's forced to attend Princeton on his own dime which is an untenable situation as he only has 170,000 dimes to his name. He lights upon the genius idea of gambling his $17k into enough to cover tuition on an online poker site called Midnight Black, but while he's a financial whiz and a Texas Hold'em master he's shocked when he loses it all to another player. Suspecting foul play he has the data analyzed, and sure enough, he's been cheated. So he packs his bags and flies off to the absolutely and completely corrupt nation of Costa Rica where Midnight Black's CEO, Ivan Block (Ben Affleck), resides outside of the United States' jurisdiction. Furst finagles some face time, shares his accusation of the site's malfeasance, and is promptly offered a job with the company. What job? Not important. All of his financial dreams are coming true, but the whole endeavor is threatened by the love of a bad woman (Gemma Arterton), the faults of a weak father (John Heard), and the actual threats of a rogue F.B.I. agent named Shavers (Anthony Mackie). Also, crocodiles. Runner Runner is a movie made by people who've seen other movies and thought to themselves, yeah, I can do that. It manages to be both convoluted and simplistic, busy and ultimately empty, and it does it all with expository narration that […]
You Don't Need to See Brad Furman's 'Runner Runner' Once, But You'll Need to See His 'Fast Forward' TwiceFeatures By Christopher Campbell on October 6, 2013 | Be the First To Comment
This is another edition of Short Starts, where we present a weekly short film(s) from the start of a filmmaker or actor's career. Brad Furman's latest movie, Runner Runner, has been getting terrible reviews. Like really, really terrible. I think we at FSR even just avoided it entirely. That's a shame because his first two narrative features, The Take and The Lincoln Lawyer, were pretty well received. And prior to that, his shorts were successful, too. His debut is called Fast Forward, and it involves the 1981 shooting of President Reagan. Rather than recreating the incident entirely, Furman takes the familiar TV footage, which millions of us have seen over and over before, and mixes it with peripheral reenactment where necessary for an added fictional component. Using the real material is for good purpose as the point of the film seems to be that the footage — and much of television like it — is confusing in its chaos and maybe not at all what it seems. Is Furman aiming to equate the Reagan assassination attempt with the JFK assassination? Perhaps. Fast Forward is about a news reporter (David Deblinger) who sees the footage play out on a monitor in his van five minutes before the events actually happen, Final Destination style. After finally realizing what he's seeing, he rushes out to try to stop the gunman. But the video he's seen doesn't offer a clear look at the guy. In the end, I'm not totally sure what ensues. Maybe […]
Ben Affleck Welcomes Justin Timberlake to His Scary Island in New 'Runner Runner' ClipMovie News By Samantha Wilson on August 27, 2013 | Comments (1)
Before he dons the Batman costume and endures the rage of thousands of confused and disgruntled fans who are outraged they weren't consulted about a studio's casting choice, Ben Affleck will be playing a different kind of billionaire. In Brad Furman's Runner Runner, Affleck is the head of an online poker company that is apparently located on the world's most ominous tropical island. Here, he meets with average not-30-year-old college student Justin Timberlake, who has decided that gambling via online poker would be the smartest way to pay off his student loans. When that plan goes sour and he loses all of his money instead, he flies to Spooky Island to meet with Affleck. Check out the clip below:
Guess Whose Love Interest Gemma Arterton Will Play in 'Runner Runner'Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on May 30, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Oh, come on now, you didn't think that Ben Affleck and Justin Timberlake would star in a movie together and there wouldn't be hot ladies around, did you? The pair signed on for Brad Furman's Runner Runner in April and, back then, we only knew that it would focus on online gambling and that Timberlake would be the right-hand man to boss guy Affleck. Now we have a fuller picture of the film, including just how Timberlake gets tossed into this particular shark tank and who might help pull him out. Gemma Arterton has been cast in the film, in a role that Variety can only divulge as being "Timberlake's love interest." Let's hope that she can get him away from Affleck, who sounds like he'll be playing a real sleaze. The outlet also reports that the Timberlake will play "a Princeton student cheated out of his tuition money playing online poker who ends up the right-hand man of the site's corrupt boss (Affleck)." Geez, bad decisions all around on that one.
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You know what's hot right now? Poker. Pretend you're reading this in 2006. You know what's really hot right now? Asking about things that are hot right now. It's true. That's why all the celebrity magazines do it. At least two obvious answers to that ever-present question are Ben Affleck and Justin Timberlake. According to Variety, the pair will be trying to pack a full house for Runner Runner, a movie focused on the world of illegal online gambling. Beyond the big names set to star, there's more talent behind the typewriter and in the director's chair. The script comes from Brian Koppelman and David Lieven (Rounders, Ocean's Thirteen), and the production has snagged Brad Furman (The Lincoln Lawyer) to direct. Jokes about relevancy aside, this sounds cool as hell. Rounders was sharp, and it'll be fascinating to see Affleck follow in Matt Damon's footsteps. Potential-wise, all the names look killer here. The subject could be straight out of the noir playbook, but making online poker seem invigorating will definitely be a challenge.
Schwarzenegger Puts Acting Comeback On HoldMovie News By Nathan Adams on May 19, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
In news that makes my inner twelve-year-old pout and throw a temper tantrum, it looks like we aren't going to be seeing any new Arnold Schwarzenegger films any time soon after all. Due to the much-publicized (from sites that cover that sort of thing) scandal surrounding Schwarzenegger's separation with longtime wife Maria Shriver, he's taking a step back from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood to get his house in order. I long for the days when it took Fatty Arbuckle killing someone to put a halt on a film's production. This love child leading to cancelled movies thing is some real pussyfooting around. A statement from Arnie's people laid things out like this: "Governor Schwarzenegger is focusing on personal matters and is not willing to commit to any production schedules or timelines. This includes Cry Macho, The Terminator franchise and other projects under consideration. We will resume discussions when Governor Schwarzenegger decides."
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After a whole host of rumors, possible sequels, and probable franchise reboots have been discussed, Arnold Schwarzenegger's first film role since his comeback to acting was announced has been made official. Vulture is reporting that, even before he gets to work on a new Terminator with Justin Lin, the bemuscled one has signed on to star in Brad Furman's next film Cry Macho. The film will be based on a novel of the same name written by N. Richard Nash, and it tells the story of a horse trainer whose better days are behind him, so he gets fired and then turned into a criminal by his boss. You see, his boss has an 11 year-old son and a rich ex-wife, and after losing out on a paying gig, Schwarzenegger's character is convinced to kidnap the son away from the wife and bring him back to his father for a hefty ransom. The twist comes when the wife is all too happy to get rid of the little brat and no kidnapping is really necessary. A lot of people have been making fun of the idea of Schwarzenegger getting back into acting, seeing as he's getting a little long in the tooth and wrinkly in the body, and his heyday consisted mostly of squeezing his hulking frame into physical action roles, but I think that roles like this and the aging sheriff role in the Jee-Woon Kim film that he was rumored for prove that there is still a place […]
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: March 18, 2011Features By Kevin Carr on March 18, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
This week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr starts a new regimen of drugs that comes in a clear little pill. The guy on the street corner told him that it would unlock the full potential of his mind, and he assured Kevin it was FDA approved. Why would this guy lie to him? While waiting for the drugs to kick in, Kevin decided to take a trip across the American southwest and search for skinny little aliens with fat man voices. He knows he's safe, even if he's picked up by the cops, because he's retained a dead-sexy lawyer who runs his practice out of the back of his Lincoln Town Car.
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The trailer for The Lincoln Lawyer is a confounding mess of imagery. With it as the sole source of information about the film, it paints a picture of a high-priced lawyer who uses his Lincoln Towncar as a mobile office for unexplained reasons (fingers crossed for an emotional speech about his dad always driving him around in it before abandoning the family). It also flashes a few out-of-context images of Ryan Phillipe's character being very wealthy and possibly in a dream sequence but possibly in reality raping and killing a young woman. Lastly, we're treated to the most awkward ending to a trailer since Flight of the Navigator. Can you stare down McConaughey before getting a creepy feeling in your gut? If so, then you're a better person than I. The synopsis promises that our hero Mickey Haller will soon find himself in danger, so maybe all the action and chase scenes are yet to come – otherwise, the whole thing sort of seems (from the trailer) like a brooding episode of Law and Order: SVU that someone wanted to expand to fit the big screen.
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Spanish Romance – An Inspiration Board!
Posted in bridal, event planning, Events, Ideas, Inspirations, parties, party, party planning, receptions, Trends, wedding, wedding planning, Weddings, tagged black, event, inspiration board, lace, mood board, red, romance, Spanish, wedding on May 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Plum and Persimmon – An Inspiration Board!
Posted in bridal, event planning, Events, Ideas, Inspirations, parties, party, party planning, receptions, Trends, wedding, wedding planning, Weddings, tagged Events, Ideas, inspiration board, mood board, orange, purple, Weddings on May 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Purple and Orange are colors typically associated with fall, or Halloween. However, I think they make a very striking and stylish color palatte for a wedding. You can use this for most any season, and you can change the shades of the colors to suit your needs. For spring, you can use peach and lavender, for summer, a royal purple and coral, for the autumn and winter, shades of plum, eggplant, aubergine, rust, pumpkin and persimmon. Your colors can be played up in your table linens, flowers, uplighting, even wedding party fashions. The options are endless. And of course, don't forget the one food item that always goes well with these colors: chocolate!! Enjoy!!
Feelings of Fall – An Inspiration Board
Posted in event planning, Ideas, Inspirations, party planning, showers, wedding planning, tagged apples, autumn, baby shower, bridal shower, fall, gold, Ideas, inspiration board, Inspirations, mood board, orange, party, pumpkins, red, wedding on July 17, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Autumn is right around the corner! I know what you are thinking, it's just the middle of the summer, but soon enough, the kids will be trading shorts and t-shirts for school uniforms and sidewalk chalk for pencils and notebook paper. But I love autumn, it's my favorite time of year. I love crisp days, with all the different colored leaves on the trees, and potted mums everywhere. I enjoy high school football games, apple and pumpkin picking, and other events of the season.
Autumn is when I think Mother Nature does her best work, with such a rich pallet of colors to choose from: red, burgundy, gold, apricot, orange, hunter green, and chocolate brown. Some of the most visually striking events can also be created with these colors. Weddings, rehearsal dinners, harvest celebrations, and of course, bridal and baby showers. A good friend of mine is expecting later this year, so we are planning her shower for the middle of the fall, using a theme of Rustic Elegance. We ideally want to hold the shower in an old barn, with lots of textural details: pumpkins, apples, candles, cozy fabrics, rich foods, and lots of fragrant flowers and leaves. I hope this serves as inspiration for your own celebration. Enjoy!!
Classic Elegance – An Inspiration Board
Posted in event planning, Ideas, Inspirations, party planning, showers, wedding, wedding planning, tagged accessories, black, classic, Ideas, inspiration board, Inspirations, ivory, mood board, party, Victorian, vintage, wedding, white on July 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
"Everything old is new again", "vintage", "retro", or even "what goes around comes around". These are phrases you may hear or think of when it comes to planning a vintage or victorian inspired wedding. With a simple, yet striking and sophisticated, black and white or ivory color scheme, it goes to show that basic is not boring, and neutrals are never out of style. In this inspiration board, I have used several accessories, such as the feather fascinator, and the detailed ring pillow, to demonstrate that the smallest details can make a stylish impact. You could add a pop of bright color to break up the black and white, such as lime green, taxicab yellow, or fushia. Or you could soften this pallete with the palest shades of pink, blue, or lavender. The results will be visually arresting, and highly memorable. Enjoy!!
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Spring is here! Think soft breezes, flowering trees, a riot of colorful flowers everywhere. It's the time of year when we wear lighter, softer, flowing fabrics, when little girls dress in their spring best for parties, Easter, recitals, showers and weddings. That being said, I used two of nature's prettiest colors, baby pink and white, and my love of the ballet, to create this lovely inspiration board. One of my current clients is a dancer, and this board is happily dedicated to her. Enjoy!!
Purple Haze – An Inspiration Board
Posted in event planning, Ideas, Inspirations, party planning, Trends, wedding planning, tagged inspiration board, lavender, lilac, mood board, plum, purple, silver on April 25, 2009 | 4 Comments »
I felt it was time to add another inspiration board to my growing collection. Shades of purple and silver have been favorites of mine to use for some time now. It's a very regal combination, and can be used in every season of the year. In the spring and summer, you can use lavender and lilac. In the autumn and winter months, you can use plum, royal purple, eggplant, slate and charcoal grey, and pewter. Around the Christmas holidays, you can jazz things up with jewel tones and sparkling silver. The possibilities are endless.
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plan terms. The discounts are available through participating healthcare providers
only. To check that your provider participates, visit our website or call us. Since
there is no paperwork or reimbursement, you must pay for the service at the time
it's provided. You will receive the discount off the provider's usual and customary
fees when you pay. We encourage you to check with your participating provider prior
to beginning treatment. Special promotions including, but not limited to, additional
months free are not available to California residents. Note – not all plans and
offers available in all markets.
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