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The Ruffle Top is inspired by the Amelia Top (variation of the Elizabeth Gathered-Waist Dress). My aim was to keep the overall shape of the Amelia Top, but then add some feminine ruffles in the seams. The single pearl button seemed the perfect choice to close the keyhole back opening and the ties help to customize the fit and add a classic touch.
When I saw the Liv Bell-Bottoms in BurdaStyle Sewing Vintage Modern, I instantly envisioned them becoming some adorable little shorts for my daughter. One of my favourite details of the shorts (besides the functioning button front and the pockets) is the contrast fabric on the inside. I added extra buttonholes for the adjustable waistband to contain each loose end.
Ruffle Top
Fabric: Grey Cotton Lawn/
Sailor Pocket Shorts
Fabric: Burnt Coral Stretch Denim
Contrast fabric: Down Under by Mint Blossom – Lotsa Dots
Aug 1, 2014, 10.58 AMby jc112789
Very cute. Can I please get a copy if the pattern? Sorry I am new to this site & not sure where to download :)
Jul 7, 2013, 03.46 PMby sweetness1986
How do i download this pattern?
Feb 8, 2013, 06.00 AMby nookie
Man, you make some beautiful stuff. These would also look great as adult clothes.
Feb 7, 2013, 10.37 PMby RescuedThreads
I love these!!!!
Feb 5, 2013, 12.16 PMby kisses
So adorable and she is so cute
Feb 5, 2013, 10.45 AMby Mary Athey
This is.just.adorable x
Feb 5, 2013, 09.35 AMby fashionfreek
Yummy and cute:-D
Feb 5, 2013, 09.31 AMby lienepien
Cute! I like this outfit. In adultsize it would be great too I guess!
Feb 5, 2013, 08.07 AMby gimmeonekiss
ohhhh! supercute!
Feb 5, 2013, 05.58 AMby nouvellegamine
These are adorable!
Feb 5, 2013, 03.37 AMby eddalind
i want both garments in my size . they look adorable
Feb 5, 2013, 02.30 AMby MojoHollz
Beautifully crafted! Your details are immpecable and she looks adorable! I really love the way you did the pockets too. FABULOUS!
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Boston Braves fans sat down to an unpleasant surprise on Opening Day in 1946. The outfield stands had recently received a fresh coat of red paint, but cold, damp weather had prevented it from drying. Hundreds of angry, paint-stained spectators marched to the Braves offices. The team agreed to pay their cleaning bills and made a public apology in a newspaper ad.
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Mike Tomlin vs Marvin Lewis
tomsteps on the field immediately as the superior coach, and thats without even winning a game, but we dont have to worry about him reaching for talent and drafting thugs. he has one of the best and most supportive fron offices and scouting staffs backing him, with 5 lombardis to look at every day for inspiration. as an assistant he already has as many superbowl rings as lewis. one of the following eventually happen. the question is, what happens 1st?
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i cant believe lewis winning a SB is even an option! is my vote!
I think Tomlin will win a SB as HC of the Steelers while the Bungals end up closing down operations because all thier players are in jail. |
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'The Longest Yard Part 2" |
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I would have gone with Tomlin winning the SB but I can see Lewis getting fired right after the season while the Steelers are in the playoff run!
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why was this poll moved to the "blast furnace"? the BF doesnt have enough readers to place a poll that accurately puts a finger on the pulse of what our members feel.
this is a legitimate nfl related question. no coach is gonna stay in the same place for the next 15 years and it could very well take tomlin 10 years to win a SB. |
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how are you supposed to win a championship when half your team is behind bars? simple logic here says tomlin is the better coach. :nw:
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I went with Door #4. With that bunch of crumudgeons he coaches, hell will freeze over before that turd burglar wins a Super Bowl.
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You mean that hasn't happened yet? ~Polamalufan43:tt02: |
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Tough one. But winning a Super Bowl in the Burgh has to be numero uno
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"i cant believe lewis winning is an option/ he gets fired and tomlin wins in the same year" but there were too many characters in that option and you only have 3 minutes to do a poll. i have no idea why only 3 minutes. the bungles wont fire him though. 4 seasons at 8-8+, hes the best thing theyve had since wysche. tomlin wins 1st. |
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In life what you aspire will transpire – be it loss or gain, sun or rain, joy or pain.
Dancing my dance, let others say whatever they like.
I can choose the way I live my life, but I cannot choose the date and place of my birth.
I can choose to love or hate them, but I cannot choose my family.
I can choose my friends and lovers, but I cannot make them choose me.
I can choose how many children I want, but I cannot choose if they will be given to me.
I can choose the treatment, but I cannot choose the illness.
I can choose to give up or to carry on, but I cannot choose the loss of a loved one.
I can choose the road on which I travel, but I cannot choose where it may end.
The rest is destiny and I can only pray that she smiles upon me.
Life is like an hourglass. The grains of sand drop one by one and then it's all over. Live before you die.
When life puts you in tough situations, don't say why me? Just say try me!
Life is a gift. Never forget to enjoy and bask in every moment you are in.
Do you want to make your life exciting? Then find a purpose that will make you jump out of bed each day with enthusiasm, power and excitement.
Celebrate life. Unless you celebrate each day of life, you are not truly living. Let each day be a festival of joy.
Life is trying things to see if they work.
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Everything in life is temporary. So if things are going good, enjoy it because it won't last forever. And if things are going bad, don't worry. It can't last forever either.
It's better to look back on life and say "I can't believe I did that" than to look back and say "I wish I did that…"
I've found that if you love life, life will love you right back,
Why regret that I lived miserably yesterday. Rather, why not commit and resolve to live happily today.
Life has taught me that to be happy one must attain peace. For without peace, there can be no happiness.
The minutes will tick, the days will pass, the journey is ours, smile while it lasts.
In life, you may know where you come from, but you will not know where you are going until you get there.
You spend your time to make a dime. You lose your health to make your wealth, but at the end it is funny because you leave back all your money.
Life is a game, you can be a player or a toy.
Life is not a race, but we still continue the chase and try to be an ace. It's time to get out of this maze and truly live with grace.
The laws of life dictate that the good life must be achieved with hard work and sacrifice.
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The laws of life allow no one to be successful without striving and struggling for it.
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Life gives up those who lack the desire, initiative and will to fight for a better life, and does not help those who leave their lives to luck, destiny or fate.
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Life supports those who are determined to win the battle against misfortunes, hardships and setbacks, and gives a better chance to those who refuse to surrender to failure.
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Life does not support those who fall victim to emotional impulsion, recklessness and negative behavior.
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Is it too late to plant vegetables in November? If not what types could I plant? Are leeks still possible? I live along the coast in the San Francisco Bay Area. Thanks so much. |
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- Posted by greenthumbsj Z9 (My Page) on Wed, Nov 18, 09 at 12:41
Sure you can - lettuce, chives/onions/leeks, swiss chard/spinach, green peas... a lot of fall greens can be planted around this time. I am in south bay and I planted some lettuce and peas over a week ago and they are sprouting now. |
I'm up in the sierra foothills and we planted last weekend, we planted peas, carrots, 3 types of lettuce, leeks, green onions, radishes, and rainbow chard from seed. We also planted (seedlings that I grew) in the garden which were brocolli, white and purple califlower, brussel sprouts, and blue cabbage. The seedlings are doing great, still waiting on the seeds we sowed but it only been about 4 days since we planted them :) |
I'm in marin and am growing: Lettuce |
Here is a link that might be useful: northern california gardening blog
- Posted by promethean_spark 9b (My Page) on Thu, Nov 19, 09 at 14:20
This calendar should help. Keep in mind there are a lot of microclimates in this area, so this is just a starting point. |
Here is a link that might be useful: planting calendar
Thanks promethean: I wanted to plant earlier but had to clean up the beds (rocks) Aug & sept was still hot, upper 90's and 100. I wished I knew what the weather is going to do, lol Part of gardening :) |
I go to the Bassagnani nursery classes in Sebastopol and they reccomend planting most seeds while the soil is still warm. In our area late Aug or Sept. Some, like carrots and spinach won't germinate til it's cold. I usually plant starts in early Sept and keep them shaded if it's too hot. I haven't planted by seed this late in the year, so can't help you with that. Most winter things should be OK planted as starts. They may not "sprout" til early spring, though. |
- Posted by lantanascape z6 Idaho (My Page) on Thu, Nov 19, 09 at 23:11
I would start things inside at this time of year. Once you have the seedlings though, they should do fine outdoors in your area. I planted broccoli and other cole crops in January when I lived in Bakersfield. They would grow slowly but did just fine. |
I have to disagree with the two previous posters. I never had any trouble germinating cole, root or leafy veggies at this time of years outdoors when I lived in Bolinas and Oakland. |
- Posted by promethean_spark 9b (My Page) on Fri, Nov 20, 09 at 19:09
I tried planting cole crops in august/september, but birds ate every little sprout and didn't stop until the rains came and sprouts were everywhere. If you want to start early it's probably best to start in flats with protection rather than try to direct sow (unless you have row covers). |
Up at the top of the gardenweb page is a list of "new to the gardenweb" sites. There is a FAQ for winter sowing. Check it out. I was just telling you what was suggested to me in my last post. As I said, I don't do a lot of seed planting, usually starts. Good luck! NT |
- Posted by slo_garden 8b/9 CA Coast (My Page) on Mon, Nov 23, 09 at 1:42
I'm down the coast from you and I'm planting: sugar snap peas |
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This Week in Blu-ray: Animal Kingdom, Two from Criterion, Buried and More…
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on January 18, 2011 | Comments (1)Another seven days of movie watching, another week of Blu-ray releases to be dissected. As we move through the back-end of awards season, it's going to be time for all of those hot Oscar hopefuls to make their play toward cashing in on all the buzz. The benefit to you is that you'll get to see or own most of them very soon, and you don't even have to leave your couch. This week brings us Animal Kingdom, the still under-the-radar crime thriller from down under. It also sees the streak of Criterion continue, with two more of their films ending up in my Buy section. I'm not pandering, I promise. They are just really good at releasing films on Blu-ray. It's almost unfair to everyone else. Except for those of us who buy their stuff, of course. All this and more is just one click away in the latest entry of This Week in Blu-ray.
This Week in Blu-ray: Raging Bulls, Social Networks, 3D Piranha and Criterion on Mars
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on January 11, 2011 | Comments (1)In this edition of This Week in Blu-ray, we're going travelin'. We will take a trip to Mars, where a resourceful astronaut has been stranded and must breath with the aid of yellow rocks. We will head out west, where the story for Avatar was birthed by Kevin Costner. We will head back in time, when things were simple and Facebook didn't rule our lives. And we will travel to a miscellaneous Spring Break destination, where a bunch of agitated pre-historic Characiformes are waiting to take a bite out of our favorite porn stars' silicon implants. And Jerry O'Connell's junk. Of course this will all make sense, as long as you hit 'read more' below and check out this week's Blu-ray slate.
This Week in Blu-ray: Last Exorcisms, Backdrafts, Catfish, Angry Mexicans and James Franco
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on January 4, 2011 | Comments (6)Welcome to the first edition of This Week in Blu-ray for 2011. Want to know what my New Year's Resolution was? 52 consecutive Tuesdays with Blu-ray advising for my adoring fans. Needless to say, we're off to a good start. That is if we consider timing and completion to be the pinnacle of success with this column. This week's releases won't exactly blow you away, as we've got some very middling movies to talk about (I'm looking at you, Dinner for Schmucks, Catfish and Machete). However, there are some winners in one back-breaking horror film and a back-catalog release that will likely cause a backdraft of fireballs aimed right at your pocketbook. Does anyone else see a theme here? And why does my back hurt all of the sudden? Quick, you read the column while I go stretch.
This Week in Blu-ray: Indonesian Ass-Kickery!
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on December 28, 2010 | Be the First To CommentNow that Christmas is over, those of you who partake in the getting of gifts from relatively clueless relatives may have emerged victorious with gift cards to delightfully under-stocked retail stores. What will you do with said gift cards? Will you buy something to put into that shiny new Blu-ray player you also received from Santa (I know you still believe!)? Unfortunately for many of you, this week's round of Blu-ray releases isn't quite as fruitful as one would hope for the week after the big holiday. But I'm sure if you come along with me on a little journey, you might find something worthy of your time and magnetically-striped money.
This Week in Blu-ray: Family Guy, Star Wars, Devils and Break-dancers
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on December 21, 2010 | Be the First To CommentIt's time to draw in a big yawn and look over this week's slate of releases. If you're the type who heads down to your local Blockbuster (assuming you still have one) and loads up on rentals for the weekend, you might have yourself a good time — plenty of movies worth that once-over this week. But luckily, and somehow inexplicably, the week of Christmas brings us very little to spend quality dollars on. The best recommendation I could muster relates directly to the world of Family Guy, and my track record should show that I've never been a fan. It's no South Park, but it did get the nod of approval from George Lucas to make fun of that really famous space opera. That has to count for something, right? That's how we're rolling This Week in Blu-ray…
This Weekend in Blu-ray: The Town, Legend of the Guardians
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on December 18, 2010 | Comments (1)Thanks to the calendar-makers over at Warner Bros., I'm pulling double Blu-ray reviewing duty this week. You've already seen my rundown of Tuesday's releases in the regular column, but did you know that two more worthwhile Blu-rays hit shelves on Friday? Yeah, I hate it when they do that, too. And normally I wouldn't give two shakes at a pair of Friday releases. Then again, normally we aren't talking about two movies I would definitely have in my collection, if I were you.
This Week in Blu-ray: MicMacs, The A-Team, Despicable Me, True Grit and Awkwardness Galore
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on December 14, 2010 | Comments (1)Trash-pickers who take down major weapons dealers, animated villains looking to steal the moon, an angry one-eyed John Wayne and a team of tough guys who specialize in the ridiculous. This Week in Blu-ray is going to be a busy one. Then again, isn't it always sort of busy for this column? With more and more classics being brought to the most modern format and a slew of pre-holiday releases hitting shelves, the war being waged against your pocketbook has never been more intense. Lucky for you that I'm here to help. I may not be a man with grit that's true (and thus have never had a song sung about me by Glen Campbell), but I do have some knowledge about all things Blu-ray. I also have DVD reviewer extraordinaire Rob Hunter swooping in to help out. Now onward with this week's release slate.
This Week in Blu-ray: Fantasia, Sorcerer's, Donnie Yen and Fockers!
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on November 30, 2010 | Be the First To CommentAs we gather for our first post-Black Friday, post-Cyber Monday, post-Turkducken day edition of This Week in Blu-ray, it isn't very hard to see that most studios decided to take a bye week. Universal saw fit to release two Ben Stiller comedies, and not very well. Disney is bringing Nicolas Cage and Jay Baruchel to the party, as willy wizards surrounded by some of the more interesting effects work we've seen all year. They also took time to bring a truly beautiful animated musical (or two) to Blu-ray for the first time. Also, Rob Hunter stops by to recommend a movie with "kill" in the title, which is never a bad thing. All things considered, it may not be the most robust week of Blu-ray releases, but there are certainly some interesting twists and turns.
This Week in Blu-ray: Metropolis, The Expendables, Alice Creed and Santa Paws!
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on November 23, 2010 | Comments (4)Back in the saddle again here on This Week in Blu-ray. I don't want to jinx anything, but I will say that I've been on-time (read: published sometime during the week) for several weeks now. Pretty soon Rob Hunter will stop snickering every time he writes "Neil Miller's hilariously titled This Week in Blu-ray" in his well-read column, This Week in DVD. But until then, I press on with a passion for that which can only be enjoyed in 1080 lines of resolution. This week we explore the past with several very old men, the likes of Fritz Lang and Sylvester Stallone. We also get to enjoy a light week that should have you (and your pocketbook) well rested for the upcoming holiday weekend. Apparently people shop like crazy on Friday, but I'll believe it when I see it. For Tuesday, I will spare you the erroneous purchases so that you might sniff out the best Blu-ray deals Black Friday has to offer…
This Week in Blu-ray: Avatar, Charlie Chaplin and Creepy Jim Carrey
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on November 16, 2010 | Comments (5)Re-releases are a tough business, I tell you. And this week is full of them. Be they the re-lighting of the old flame that still burns from Chaplin's last trip as the Little Tramp or James Cameron's twice released (this year) mega-event movie Avatar, This Week in Blu-ray is full of stuff that we've seen before, in various capacities. That doesn't mean that some of these titles aren't worth buying, as you might expect. A few of these titles will be welcomed additions to your collection. They may also have you cursing the names of faceless Fox executives who duped you into buying Avatar the first time around. Or Blu-ray column writers who recommended it, despite the obvious lack of special features… Actually, lets not focus on that last part. Why don't we just move on to this week's selection of high definition wonders.
This Week in Blu-ray: Doctor Who, Sherlock, Scott Pilgrim and Antichrist
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on November 10, 2010 | Be the First To CommentThis Week in Blu-ray, we give ample time to the Brits. God save the Queen, and all that. It's unavoidable though, as both Doctor Who and a completely (and gloriously) reborn Sherlock Holmes come crashing in with sets that will have you using deductive reasoning to substitute buying Blu-rays for buying food for the next seven days. We also spend time with a favorite Brit filmmaker, Edgar Wright, as he brings Scott Pilgrim to the format of champions in a way that makes us feel complete. And it's nice to feel complete. Unless, of course, you're feeling completely surrounded by former comedic talents in an Adam Sandler-led movie about man-children. Then perhaps complete isn't healthy. In the end, it's another fun week of flicks and picks, all coming to you in glorious high definition…
This Week in Blu-ray: The Sound of Music, Alien, Back to the Future, Toy Story 3 and More!
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on November 2, 2010 | Comments (7)Last week, I picked perhaps the worst week of the year to take a break from This Week in Blu-ray. As you will see in this week's entry, two or three of the most impressive releases of the year hit store shelves. And it's likely that they – the likes of Alien, Back to the Future and Hausu – have already made their way into your collection. I will be talking about them anyway, dear reader. For those of you who need a little extra nudge, here it comes. I also have plenty to say about this week's releases, including a few deliciously crafted releases for some legitimate cinematic classics. Julie Andrews sings, Dick Van Dyke flies through the air and Bing Crosby tap-dances with Danny "F**kin'" Kaye as our weekly Blu-ray buying budget empties faster than our tear ducts during the final act of Pixar's Toy Story 3. Give it up, Blu-ray lovers, it is perhaps the most magical time of year. Also, This Week in DVD host Rob Hunter stops buy to review a few releases that were well off my radar screen. And he does so with gusto!
This Week in Blu-ray: Seven Samurai, Psycho and Adrien Brody: Action Star
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on October 21, 2010 | Comments (3)This Week in Blu-ray, my usual role as expert tour guide through the wild and wonderful world of Blu-ray takes a back seat. Emerging in its place is my new role: guy who points out the obvious. For instance, if I told you that Criterion successfully put out an impressive version of Kurosawa's Seven Samurai, I wouldn't exactly blow chunks of your brain out of your skull and all over your office walls. If I said that Universal took great care in presenting Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho in glorious high definition on its 50th anniversary, it wouldn't slice through the fabric of your reality, revealing for you a fresh, unique worldview. And if I told you Robert Rodriguez' Predators was just ok… well, you get the idea. The time is now for me to tell you that which you probably already know. But I will certainly try to do so with style.
This Week in Blu-ray: Ingmar Bergman, Todd Phillips, Sex and Paz Vega
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on October 12, 2010 | Comments (1)Another week gone by, another round of Blu-ray buying and trying, avoiding and really avoiding here at Reject HQ. The release slate is slim and for the most part, it would appear as if home video distributors are afraid of the direct to video level junk they are throwing out there this week, as many a title didn't arrive at our doorstep. Stuff like Jonah Hex and The Lost Boys: The Thirst are probably best left unreviewed by yours truly. Similar to the way a 30-year old man dominates a toddler tee-ball league, I was looking forward to busting some heads. Sadly, we'll stick with a more intimate collection of releases this week, including a few nice surprises as we go through This Week in Blu-ray.
This Week in Blu-ray: Beauty and the Beast, Troll 2, Humphrey Bogart and The Human Centipede
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on October 5, 2010 | Be the First To CommentThe winds of change are blowing here in Austin, Texas. With Fantastic Fest over, a tad-bit of emptiness has washed over the land and left me yearning for more great genre experiences. Which brings me to this week's selection of Blu-ray releases — one that includes a few unique genre flicks and one lovable turd that reminds me of a documentary that was launched into the stratosphere by the film community here in Austin. Also, there's this animated movie from the Mouse House that will absolutely blow your mind on Blu-ray. It's as if the cosmos has looked down upon us in our post-Fantastic Fest haze and said "hey, here are some good movies to satiate your need for the good stuff." It's a week full of releases that are delivered right on time, just as the leaves start to change and Halloween begins to peek its head around the corner. Time to spray blood on the walls and fall in love again with a tale as old as time, or some other confused multi-metaphor. It's another round of This Week in Blu-ray.
This Week in Blu-ray: Iron Man 2, King Kong and More
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on September 27, 2010 | Comments (1)Even in the midst of the madness that is Fantastic Fest, I'm here to bring you the best high-definition disc buys, rents and well… avoids in This Week in Blu-ray. I wouldn't miss another opportunity to write about my own favorite super hero, Iron Man, or the chance to talk about the feel-good movie of the year (Babies). And perhaps throw in a few titles from last week's selection, including that big mess of a film that Ridley Scott put out earlier this year and something about a family, modern or otherwise. It's a big week in Blu-ray, so lets get started… …right after the jump, that is.
This Week in Blu-ray: Fifteen, Going on Thirty Five
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on September 14, 2010 | Comments (3)Surprise, surprise. It's time for the return of that weekly column you didn't realize was gone for several weeks. It's also time for me to write my first article on this fair site since… August, I believe. It has been a long month of moving, shaking and bribing local officials, I have come back to life and returned to that which I am passionate about most: ripping the latest Blu-ray releases a new disc-hole with my not-so-eloquent prose. This Week in Blu-ray, we take a look at several classics, all from different eras, presented with great care and consideration by their respective studios, several new releases that don't fail to attain mediocre status, and a big list of titles that I wasn't able to review — perhaps because many home video publicists were under the impression that I had died recently. Damn that Cole Abaius, he's always starting nasty rumors.
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Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on July 20, 2010 | Comments (3)It's a slim selection in this fine edition of This Week in Blu-ray. This past weekend I sat down to review this week's list of Blu-ray titles only to find a pair of running themes. One, I received review copies of less than half of this week's total releases, making it very difficult to make recommendations (Dear Studios, please bite me). And two, that this week is a marathon of 2010's great disappointments. Everything from the year's first (of 27) "team of soldiers on a mission" movie to that Kevin Smith movie that dare not speak its name is on my list of underwhelms for the year. It was a mildly depressing weekend for me, but only because I was drinking heavily and reviewing, which is not recommended. The good news is that a few of these releases pulled themselves from the gutter with quality extras and a surprising level of rewatchability. Which is why we're starting this week's column in the Rent section, rather than the Avoid section.
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Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on July 13, 2010 | Comments (1)Last week saw one of my most prolific entries of This Week in Blu-ray, clocking in at over 3,000 words. Part of it was that there were a ton of quality releases to talk about, and the rest had something to do with me being several weeks behind. As promised, we're back on the punctuality bus this week, speeding down the road to informationville. All poor analogies aside, I'm happy to report that this week's column is on time. That said, I'm sad to report that there's nothing great to report. This week's release slate is a relative bust . Though I will try my best to find something interesting to talk about.
This Week in Blu-ray: Wipe the Blood Away
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on July 6, 2010 | Be the First To CommentJune was a rough month for This Week in Blu-ray. Only a few of you actively missed it, judging by the emails, but I'm sure that even more of you felt a hole in your very souls due to the lack of weekly Blu-ray buying advice. By my count I am four weeks behind as of today, four weeks that each had worthy releases — some of which you may have purchased already. So in an effort to be brief, I've selected the most prominent releases and mixed them in with the Blu-rays hitting shelves this week. It's my way of smashing four weeks of release together and wiping away the blood. In the end, it should give you a good road map for what you should have been doing all along.
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Andy Taggart, former chief of staff to Gov. Kirk Fordice, spoke to the Greenwood Drug Court graduates recently about the tragic death of his son, Brad, two years ago, who at the age of 21 was privately struggling with drug addiction. Today, Taggart is on a mission to warn others of the dangers of drugs and offer support to those struggling to overcome addiction.
I have kept up with Taggart since his days of working for Fordice and his years after his service in state government. He had a blog in the Clarion Ledger for a time where he commented on politics. He is also the co-author of Mississippi Politics: The Struggle for Power, I have always enjoyed his writings even though we are from two different political parties. He is very knowledgeable about Mississippi government, past and present. When I learned of the death of his son in July 2012, I thought it was such a tragedy for a young life to end so soon. I didn't know Andy Taggart on a personal level, but I felt like I did because of reading his writings over the last decade and keeping up with him through the news media.
Taggart's mission to help warn others about the dangers of addiction is a ministry that helps save lives, and it is an inspiration to those struggling with substance abuse. The emotional and difficult task of Taggart to speaking to others about his son shows his determination to help save lives and prevent families from going through the same horrible experience. Giving his testimony about how substance abuse can end a young life takes a special person.
Every parent wants the best for their child -- to grow up in a safe environment, become parents themselves, and lead a productive and healthy life. I have witnessed through my professional career the devastation drugs can cause, even ending a life too soon. I have seen those with so much promise make one wrong decision that led to a downward spiral.
Through the years, Taggart had me engaged with his insightful commentary on politics, and I knew he was sincere with his opinions. His sincerity in saving is apparent in his testimony of personal tragedy as a parent, and that shows the character of a compassionate servant committed to helping others. That is a commendable mission.
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Why would you rearrange it? If shading is a concern, don't worry about it. Almost any leafy green will tolerate some shade, and the shade will help with bolting. You're fine. I have black seeded simpson growing under/between my tomatoes, as well as under a cucumber trellis. No harm. |
Hi Kristen. I'm not sure I understand your question. Did you plant all these plants from transplants you bought? And why do you think you need to rearrange it? If there were slow to start that's okay - they're just working on roots, rather than leaves and it takes a minute to get going. ;) My concern is that it is late in the season for those plants, but I'm in SoCal so depending on your climate it might be fine! |
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While the summer blockbuster isn't scheduled to premiere until July 22, Captain America: The First Avenger — on cardboard — arrived this week at comic book stores and other superhero-conscious retailers.
Propelled by a partnership with Marvel Entertainment LLC. — one that most recently brought us both THOR and Marvel Beginnings sets — Upper Deck revealed the bells and whistles in its latest debut. "Just like we did with our THOR movie trading card set from earlier this year, this effort will include memorabilia directly from the costumes featured in the movie, and autographs from some of the actors in the movie," explained Upper Deck's vice president of marketing, Jason Masherah.
According to the manufacturer, the base set will be comprised of 86 "movie plot" cards, 12 character cards and one "movie poster header" card. Also included are autographed inserts from actors Kenneth Choi (as "Jim Morita), Stanley Tucci (as "Dr. Erskine"), Toby Jones (as "Arnim Zola) and Neal McDonough (as "Dum Dum Dugan").
Headlined by the film's main characters, memorabilia inclusions arguably offer more premium appeal. Collectors can expect to pull costume pieces from both "Steve Rogers" and "Captain America," "Peggy Carter," "The Red Skull" and other key players at a rate of one in 48 packs. Upper Deck will also debut six insignia patch cards — showcasing Red Skull's Hydra Army Patch — among other iconic emblems from the film.
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The latest hero-movie-based brand from Upper Deck comes seven cards per pack and 24 packs per box. Stay tuned to Beckett.com for more images and other marvelous media as it becomes available.
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This example-rich reference fosters a smooth transition from elementary ordinary differential equations to more advanced concepts. Asmar's relaxed style and emphasis on applications make the material accessible even to readers with limited exposure to topics beyond calculus. Encourages computer for illustrating results and applications, but is also suitable for use without computer access. Contains more engineering and physics applications, and more mathematical proofs and theory of partial differential equations, than the first edition. Offers a large number of exercises per section. Provides marginal comments and remarks throughout with insightful remarks, keys to following the material, and formulas recalled for the reader's convenience. Offers Mathematica files available for download from the author's website. A useful reference for engineers or anyone who needs to brush up on partial differential equations.
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While loop/if statement problem
Sorry for my awful title. I can't even explain my problem I'm having without is being to long.
I was working on a project today and the while loop/if statement is acting really weird.
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Java Code:public class WhileLoop { public WhileLoop(){ int i = 0; while(true){ i++; if(i==-1){ System.out.println("Test"); } } } public static void main(String args[]){ new WhileLoop(); } }
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Hi , you have an overflow. When i reaches Integer.MAX_VALUE and you add 1 you end up at Integer.MIN_VALUE. Then your loop adds until you reach -1 again.
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Re: While loop/if statement problem
An int has 32 bits; its valid range is from Integer.MIN_VALUE to Integer.MAX_VALUE. If it has reached its maximum value and you add one to it, it has its minimum value. Somewhere in the middle is the value -1, so after 2^32 (a bit more tha four billion) cycles (loop iterations), the value is -1 again.
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