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Please help. The PH level in my raised bed vegetable garden is about a 5.5.
I need to raise the PH a bit, but I don't know which lime is the best for doing this. There seem to be about 5 different types of lime at my local store: -Calcitic pelletized lime -dehydrated lime -that powdered lime (can't think of the name right now) bag refers to lawn & garden lime -dolomitic lime -and then there is some sort of fast acting lime that they charge twice as much for (I think this is to be used mostly for lawns). Not sure exactly what type of lime this is. Which will work in a sufficient time period, so I can get my garden beds in shape for an early May planting? |
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Generally your safest bet is dolomitic lime. Hydrated lime can also be used, but it reacts fast and is caustic. Pound for pound the hydrated lime will swing pH more. In terms of raising your pH before May... I dunno. Things take some time to mellow out. How did you determine the pH of your raised bed soil? If it was with a home test where you compare colors I would recommend a lab test before you go adding lime. Lime won't work in all cases and the specifics of your soil chemistry are going to govern what a proper application rate is. A lab test *should* provide you with a specific recommendation that removes all the guesswork. |
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The safest is ground limestone (Calcium carbonate). It takes time to react, but will act as a buffer to neutralize acid with out pushing the pH into the alkali zone. Ground dolomite ( Calcium-Magnesium Carbonate is slower, but quite useful IF you need more magnesium in the soil. In either case the pelleted forms are more expensive but work just as well. Hydrated lime (Calcium hydroxide) is fastest, but is caustic. Partcicularly dangerous to the eys when applying) Since it has a higher pH, there is a much greater danger of getting too much. Another option for a quick change of pH is wood ashes. |
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Just wanted to reinforce what others have said and add a few tidbits. Dolomitic lime is a cheap source of Magnesium if you need it. In most cases I would at least use it for part of the limestone application. The pellitized lime is easier to work with: smells sweet, less dusting and blowing, easier to achieve more uniform application. For your small scale application that would be the choice. For large acerage applications where price is more of an issue farmers compare lime prices to Calcium Carbonate Equivalent (CCE) and % 200 mesh fineness or smaller as that affects amount of available lime in the relative near future. Even though pellitized lime is faster acting expect months to affect your garden soil. Also, you should not apply too much at one season since any lime can damage plants if overapplied, not as bad as fertilizer but still to be cautioned. If you pH test is accurate you may need to split the lime application over time. That also gives you next year to retest your situation. |
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We've been genetically modifying foods for years. It was called selective hybridization of mutations. Now, however, science allows us to get ahead of waiting for naturally occurring mutations by splicing desired genes directly into the species we want to modify. This has allowed us to grow much more food per acre in some cases or greatly decrease the loss per acre of food to various insect and other pests. This has gone a great way to reducing hunger in the world. But it's like almost anything, there are risks and benefits. But before we decide that the small risks outweigh the benefits to the companies like Monsanto who profit from these man-made modifications (so many, especially the usual suspects on the far left, seem to think only in terms of the profits of this or that corporation) we ought not forget the benefits to the millions of people who are far better fed because of the increase in food that we are able to produce.


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Back in the dark ages when a household was lucky to have one television set, families used to argue about what to watch. Now that people have multiple TVs as well as VCRs and TiVo, couples don't need to make either/or choices. But they still have to work out who gets to watch what and how, and where.
Clearly I'm not the only wife who doesn't want to experience certain kinds of programming. "Living in an entirely male household, I've come to the conclusion that men will watch any sport that involves muscle and sweat and blood," observes my friend Judy, a writer who lives in Washington, D.C., with her husband and two teenaged sons. "Their favorite is blood; they like unlimited blood. I think programs should be rated according to the amount of blood spilled. They could rate them by buckets." She herself likes cooking shows, but she can't seem to get her family to watch with her. "Guys have a chick sensor, and they won't go near those shows," she says sadly.Ask any couple about their television-watching habits, and chances are you'll hear about the gender wars. "My husband likes these stupid shoot-em-ups, and I won't let him watch them in my presence," says Ann Abram, a psychoanalyst who lives in
Westport, Conn. "I hate the noise and the violence; I don't want to be subjected to it."In her case, technology provided an easy solution. "I insisted he use headphones," she says.
Amanda Butterbaugh just sends her husband to the basement. Not only does Michael Mulheren gravitate toward war movies, he also likes to watch more than one at a time."If you have two war movies on at the same time, you never have to miss a battle scene," explains Mulheren, an actor on Broadway in La Cage aux Folles and on television in Rescue Me. "When they stop fighting, he changes the channel," his wife reports with a sigh. Gender-based stereotypes are odious, of course, but come on, you can't tell me there are a lot of women out there watching two war movies simultaneously so they can switch back and forth for maximum carnage.
Which brings us back to the biggest problem of all. Even when Mulheren is watching Animal Planet, his wife can't stand doing it with him. "He controls the remote, and he likes to flip around," says Butterbaugh, an actress. "He can watch four or five things at once, and it doesn't seem to bother him when he misses something, but it really bugs me. So if I want to watch something uninterrupted, I watch alone."
Mulheren's explanation is simple. "Men get bored," he says. "Women want to know what's on television. Men want to know what else is on television."
So what is it with men and the remote? The sociological literature is full of academic treatises on the subject (my favorite being the one that traced men's insistence on controlling the remote back to their ancestors wielding maces in the Middle Ages). References to phallic symbols, men's social anxiety, and the male need to dominate abound, as do quasi-Darwinian speculations about men's reluctance to commit, whether to a program or a woman, a line of thought that would sound all too familiar to Carrie Bradshaw.
"Television is a medium of instant gratification," my husband explains. "If you go back to the classic paradigm of the male as hunter, a man with the remote is hunting for thrills, and there is no reason to stay with anything that's not thrilling you." He flashes me a wicked grin. "Just as there's no reason to stay with a woman who's not thrilling you."
Women find their own ways of fighting back, of course. "I've been known to hide the remote," admits Jill Robertson, a communications manager who lives in San Francisco with her husband, Jason Schulte, an art director. "I'll put it under a couch cushion."While it's tempting to view such chronic skirmishes as part of the eternal battle between the sexes, they can transcend gender. "There's never a season when the television is not on in our house," says Carolyn Montgomery, a cabaret singer who lives in New York City with her partner, Lea Forlani, a chef, and their son. "Lea watches hockey, football, baseball, basketball, and tennis; she's such a sports fan she can recite statistics back to the 1970s. This is her way of decompressing, and she enjoys it."
Montgomery suspects that for Lea, as for many modern workaholics, TV serves the same purpose a couple of martinis might have in the 1950s. "I'm thrilled she's not sitting there with a cocktail, but when I think the TV is on too much I'll actually evaluate her day and her week," Montgomery confesses. "If she's had a really tough day, I totally see decompressing in front of the TV, but if it's the third game on the third night, I'll say, "Is it really important that you see this game?"
Even my husband admits that otherwise smart, intellectually engaged people can overdo it. "The worst aspect of TV is as a narcotic for people who just watch indiscriminately to avoid communicating and avoid thinking about things," he acknowledges.
Most couples who have been together for any length of time work out ways to negotiate such issues in a civilized fashion. "My husband and I kind of feel eachother out: How important is it to the other person to watch a certain show?" says Anne Bauer, a psychiatrist who lives in Greenfield, Mass. "We tend to get involved in the same showsBut when marital tensions are percolating, television can also become a weapon, and an effective one, at that.
"My husband TiVo's a lot of golf," says Jill Robertson. "One time we got in a big fight, and I was so frustrated I deleted every program. I deleted all his settings and all his shows. He lost a lot of golf, and it was right in the middle of a big golf tournament. I didn't say anything about it, and neither did he, but it was a whole new way to get back at him."
For other couples, television can actually provide a way to bond. "I'm a TV junkie," confesses Meredith Beebe, a stay-at-home mother of two small children in Raleigh, N.C. "I really enjoy any kind of television. My husband is not as into sitcoms and reality shows as I am, but we both enjoy watching Scrubs and football and HBO shows like The Sopranos and Six Feet Under. I think laughing together is a really fun thing to do, and relating together on some level feels good, so I really look forward to that time when we're watching something together." Beebe, whose mother was a Ph.D. and an opera fan who also loved to watch soap operas, has little patience with those cultural elitists who turn up their noses at television. "I embrace it," she says. "It's a part of our culture that's fun, and if you know how to have balance in your life, it's fine. You don't have to be a snob about it."
Oops, caught in the act. But even I have a guilty secret. I have never admitted this to my husband, but when I'm out of town on a business trip, staying alone in a hotel, I turn on the television for company.
Although I'm often in a country where I don't speak the language, I nevertheless find myself channel-surfing through programs as people shout at each other in Arabic or wail in Urdu or declare their love in Swahili.
My utter lack of comprehension means I don't get emotionally involved in any of them; I can watch with curiosity and complete dispassion, like an anthropologist studying exotic tribes. But if someone picks up a scalpel, I'm outta there.
Leslie Bennetts is a writer who lives in New York with her husband, two children, one dog, two fish, and three televisions.


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This week's local business look profiles Mike O'Brien, owner of Hinsdale-based health care provider Independence-4-Seniors. We recently talked with him about his company's mission to help seniors maintain their independence, as long as possible, and the backstory of why he decided to enter the health care field.
Q. How long has your business been in the community?
A. Independence-4-Seniors Home Care was established in 2002 and serves the western Cook County communities as well as DuPage County. For the past 12 years, we have been serving older adults whose desire is to age in place in the comfortable surroundings of their own homes. For those adults whose everyday life becomes more challenging with maintaining daily routines or whose health conditions prevent them from safely performing everyday tasks of daily living, we offer the care and support that improves a person's quality of life and enables independent living at home.
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A. We are 30 year residents of Western Springs and have spent our entire careers working as professionals in healthcare. When our aging family members needed assistance, we experienced first-hand the challenges of meeting their needs with assistance from non-family caregivers. We decided to combine our healthcare experience with our knowledge of the needs of older adults and began providing a unique approach to older adult care our community and those surrounding it.
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Hello. I have been waiting patiently since last October for my new perenial wildflower meadow to grow. It was planted with top quality mix and plants germinated and were growing this spring. I over-seeded white yarrow and Shasta Daisy a few weeks ago. Now I've seen advice to avoid planting Yarrow in wildflower mixes because of its invasive nature. Is this true and do I have any options to prevent yarrow taking over. |
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Your options are deadheading it, brushing RoundUp on it, or pulling it up. If you pull it up, it might dislodge other new plants that are not well rooted. Deadheading will be labour intensive, and I think this plant might be rhizomatous, so it would still spread from the roots. Roundup will kill the whole plant, root and all, but you have to be careful not to get it on your other plants, which is why I recommend applying it with a small paintbrush if you decide to go that way. Or you could just cut it down, and keep cutting it down, and it will eventually give up. April |
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SAN DIEGO - When the idea of a movie about Benavides was born, the New York filmmakers could have shot it anywhere.
They opted for realism. They opted for Benavides, San Diego and Corpus Christi.
"We knew we could have shot this in Louisiana or New Mexico, but this is where the story is," filmmaker Dan Meisel said. "We wanted to honor the relationships we established here while doing our research."
On Tuesday, movie production trucks lined the parking lot of the San Diego Public Library in this Duval County town of 5,000. Several dozen crew members — lighting technicians, cameramen, makeup artists, caterers — pitched during the shooting of scenes for the coming-of-age tale, "Benavides Born."
"There's been a buzz around town, people are excited because they got to be an extra or their house was used for a scene, it's gotten people talking," said San Diego Mayor Rupert Canales, who teaches English at Bernarda Jaime Junior High in San Diego.
"It's created a lot of pride in the community, and we're just happy that something positive is happening here in San Diego," he said.
For the past month, a film crew has been shooting around San Diego and nearby Benavides to tell the story of a female powerlifter whose brother is serving in Iraq.
Meisel, producer of the film, and his wife, director Amy Wendel, of New York, wrote the script for "Benavides Born" after seeing a piece on "60 Minutes" more than four years ago that featured San Diego to illustrate the large number of small-town soldiers who are fighting in Iraq or Afghanistan.
"If kids from rural areas are comprising most of the soldiers we send overseas, we figured they must be heavily recruited out of high school or at least have very few other options," Meisel said.
"We thought it was an interesting subject that hasn't really been in a movie yet," he said. "So we set out to explore it."
Meisel and Wendel spent more than two years writing the script for "Benavides Born," whose main character, Luz Garcia, is a high school graduate and powerlifter who wants to go to the University of Texas but can't afford it. With a brother fighting in Iraq and little money at home, she has few options and hopes to win scholarship money through powerlifting competitions.
Much of the film crew is made up of film industry professionals from the Austin area, but more than 50 of the movie's extras and small parts were cast in San Diego, Benavides and Corpus Christi.
San Diego's mayor plays a teacher at the local high school who instructs a class during a scene in which police bring dogs to sniff for contraband.
It isn't his first brush with acting.
Canales lived in Los Angeles in the late 1980s and tried to make a career of acting. He had a few auditions in Hollywood but spent most of his time acting in plays with a local theater group before returning to South Texas.
"I've been joking with everybody that I had to move back to San Diego before I got to be in my first feature film," he said.
The four-week shoot has taken the crew up and down South Texas, including one scene shot at the American Bank Center in downtown Corpus Christi during a regional powerlifting competition.
"It's hard to imagine shooting anywhere else," Meisel said.
"I'd say about 80 percent of the shoot is here in San Diego and Benavides, which has made for a very authentic production."
This is the first full-length feature film for their production company, Kapok Pictures, and Meisel says they plan to take "Benavides Born" to all the biggest film festivals around the country.
Shooting should wrap up next week in the San Diego area. Meisel said they hope to have the movie released to theaters and DVD by this fall.
"We just want to thank everyone in South Texas who has helped make this film possible," Meisel said. "It's been a fantastic experience." For updated information about the film and local screenings, visitbenavidesborn.com, where you can enter an e-mail address to receive notifications.
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Rachel Krishevsky was 19 when she married her cousin Yitzik from within the ultra orthodox Haredi community in Jerusalem. The young couple then set about following the Jewish commandment to be "fruitful and multiply." And they certainly succeeded.
By the time she passed away last Saturday in Jerusalem aged 99, Rachel had according to her family, no less than 1,400 children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and even great-great-grandchildren. She and her husband had seven boys and four daughters. Among the ultra orthodox jewish community large families are seen as a blessing. Each of their 11 children followed in Rachel's footsteps, resulting in 150 grandchildren. In turn these descendants had 1,000 children of their own and in the last few years several hundred great-great-grandchildren started to appear.
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Mrs Krishevsky lived near the Mahane Yehuda market in West Jerusalem and was a well known local figure. The area is a center for the strictly orthodox sects of Judaism, most of which follow the tradition of having large families. In recent years the demographic mix of the city's population has been changing as a result.
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When you use the Login components, it results in creating an SQL server database named automatically ASPNETDB.MDF and the security framework uses the underlying SQL server engine that's installed on the local machine to connect to that database, populate it with tables and then start adding user information. The tables are named automatically. They each have a prefix of ASP.NET_ and then a suffix that describes the purpose. When you create a new user, records are added automatically to two of these tables and as an ASP.NET administrator, it's important to know about these tables and understand a little bit about their structure.
First of all, the aspnet_Users table contains primary information about each user. I'll go to the Database Explorer, to the Tables list, locate the aspnet_Users table, right-click and select Show Table Data and you will see that when I created the new user that a record was created in this table with the user name. Notice that the user name is populated twice; once however you have typed it and then once as the lowercase version. It's the lowercase version that's used to compare when you login.
This means that the user name itself is non-case-sensitive while the password is case-sensitive. There are other columns in this table, but you will notice that there is no storage here of the user's password. That information and other useful bits of information are in a linked table called aspnet_Membership. I will open the data for that table as well and show you that there is also one record here linked to the record in the user's table. The password is stored in the Password column and it's stored in a hash-encoded form that can only be used to compare and not to retrieve.
Once again, there are other columns here used for various conditions. There is the email address, the lowercase version of the email address, the password question and the hashed version of the password answer. If you want to remove a user from the authentication model, first go to the aspnet_Membership table and remove the record there, then go to the Users table and remove the record there. If you try to remove the record from the Users table first, you will find you are not able to because there is a database constraints to put in place automatically that makes sure that you don't orphan records in the linked membership table.
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Paul W.S. Anderson's 'Pompeii' Trailer: What, No Gatling Gun?
Movie News By Scott Beggs on August 22, 2013 | Be the First To CommentOne of the best things about Paul W.S. Anderson's Three Musketeers trailer was that ridiculous gatling gun, so if he was willing to bring that kind of tech to 17th century, why not offer it up to the 1st? The weapons of Pompeii are all swords and fire, but maybe he's saving the heavy anachronistic artillery for later. We can only hope. Also curiously missing is Milla Jovovich flipping around and kicking people. It hardly looks like an Anderson movie at all. So what does it have? A bunch of people encased in ash, Emily Browning kissing Kit Harington with gusto and one pissed-off volcano. Check out the trailer for yourself:
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In Development By Scott Beggs on November 15, 2012 | Comments (2)Who wants to see an overly CGI'ed version of a volcano erupting while people in gaudy non-historically accurate togas are covered in ash? If you raised your hand, you should know you're reading the internet so no one can see you, but it's probably also a good sign that you'll love Paul W.S. Anderson's next project. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Anderson is set for Pompeii, a retelling of the infamous disaster of 79AD where Mount Vesuvius destroyed two coastal villages, tragically preserving them for archeologists. Game of Thrones co-star Kit Harington will play the lead (a slave trying to save his true love and best friend) in what's being described as a Titantic-like take on the event, injecting a romantic plot into a story ultimately about mass death. Of course, Anderson is no James Cameron. Still, the idea of making a movie about young love blooming in the face of an ending we will all see coming is an interesting one, and it might come as a great shock to high school movie-goers who haven't taken that history class yet. It's just a shame that Anderson is the one at the wheel here. How long until we know which role Milla Jovovich will take?
Is the 'Resident Evil' Series an Innocent Child Worth Saving?
Discussion By Christopher Campbell on September 16, 2012 | Comments (1)The Resident Evil film series has always been a directly self-aware and reflexive property, an aspect that became all the more obvious with the fourth installment, which featured the most knowingly gratuitous 3D spectacle since the format's digital resurgence began. Part five, the newly released Resident Evil: Retribution, is similarly in your face, both with its use of screen-popping 3D and with Paul W.S. Anderson's typical straightforward exposition and an action style that's so clear it's cocky. Yet there also appears to be a subtext we tend not to expect from these movies, one involving a little girl who metaphorically represents the film itself. This child, Becky (played by 11-year-old Aryana Engineer), is found by series protagonist Alice (Milla Jovovich) in a suburbia simulation within an undersea Umbrella Corp. complex used for trial exercises in mass T-virus infection. Mistaken for the girl's mother (who was a blonder clone of Alice), the heroine feels a need to protect and save the kid, even if this holds her and the rest of the mission back. And even if it would also seem the girl is barely a legitimate human being. On a superficial level, Becky simply seems to be Anderson's latest homage to the Alien movies, specifically to the Newt character in Aliens. But unlike Newt, Becky has no significance to any movie centered on themes of motherhood. And why is she deaf? That's a question I don't think can be answered solely by the fact that the actress herself is partially […]
Comic-Con 2012: 'Resident Evil: Retribution' Aims to End the Series With an Epic Cat Fight
Comic-Con By Robert Fure on July 14, 2012 | Comments (1)The Resident Evil series of movies has no special place in my heart and it's slightly confusing how many there are compared to how many games there are, which characters are which in each installment, and why some characters have developed mental powers. That being said, they're all pretty watchable in a bad/good battle way. On Friday at San Diego Comic-Con director Paul W.S. Anderson was joined by Milla Jovovich, Mika Nakashima, Boris Kodjoe, Oded Fehr, and Michelle Rodriguez, the latter two who are both returning from the dead for the franchise. What can we expect from what might be – but probably won't be – the last installment?
Junkfood Cinema: The People vs. 'Alien vs. Predator'
Features By Brian Salisbury on June 18, 2012 | Comments (4)Welcome back to Junkfood Cinema; always out of order. Every week, we throw the book at an especially, unlawfully bad movie. But just when it seems the movie has absolutely no case, we sweep in as champion defenders and get the charges against it dismissed on a few rose-colored technicalities. We then take everybody out for ice cream…or 3lb cinnamon rolls…or whatever we can wrangle. The last few weeks, we've thrown the book out (seriously, we are gonna lose that damn book if we keep throwing it) and abandoned our usual format. This week is no exception…nor is it exceptional…which is also no exception. Recently, we were able to get our hands on the stenographer's report from one of the most landmark cases in American history. No, we're not talking about some white collar stockbroker who shorted millions from the poor, nor are we talking about some drunk driving celebrity who may or may not have gotten wasted and careened into a roadside shark tank. We are in fact talking about a heated trial in the court of public opinion against a 2004 film which melded two beloved franchises. Here now is the recap of case #LV426-PRD; The People vs. Alien vs. Predator.
WonderCon 2012: 'Lockout' Rocks Out, 'Battleship' Sinks, 'Resident Evil' Resides, and 'The Amazing Spider-Man' Kind of Amazes
Features By Robert Fure on March 19, 2012 | Comments (2)Unfortunately for this year's WonderCon, I was only able to spend one day at the convention. When busting your cherry, convention or otherwise, it is often best to go nice and slow. While I'd have loved to get a few more hours at the convention, which moved to Anaheim, California, this year, I did more than just get my toes wet. Because it was raining. I spent the better, longer part of Saturday sitting in the massive ballroom at the Anaheim Convention Center, just down the street from Disneyland, staring up at a gigantic screen projecting clear images of actors, actresses, writers, and directors which, to my naked eye, were tiny specks about a quarter of a mile away. The panels I managed to get into included Lockout, Battleship, The Amazing Spider-Man, and Resident Evil: Retribution, so let's all take a look together at the joyous cinematic wonders they had to show!
What the Hell? 7 Depictions of the Underworld in Film
Cinematic Listology By Ashe Cantrell on July 21, 2011 | Comments (5)Hell is one of those things that's up for individual interpretation. Some people believe it's a real place full of fire and brimstone, or it's all made up, or it's a state of mind. Some people think it's a Shia LaBeouf marathon from which you can never turn away. So, with Hell as a setting, Hollywood basically has a blank slate. They can go the Old Testament route, or they can get more existential with it, or something in-between. (Even Hollywood can't do the Shia LaBeouf marathon option. No studio would fund that.) As such, here are seven films and their take on the place bad folks go when they die. (Obviously, this contains spoilers for the films listed.)
For Better or Worse: Directors Working With Spouses
Cinematic Listology By FSR Staff on September 13, 2010 | Comments (9)This past weekend saw the cinematic glory of Resident Evil: Afterlife pushing past security to get into your local theater even though it was moving slower than an instant replay in a curling match. The absolute atrocity of this film raises a lot of questions, but one of the first and foremost is whether or not directors should work with their spouses in a leading role. Paul W.S. Anderson, who thinks Milla Jovovich is as big an action star as Sigourney Weaver, is also married to Milla Jovovich, and while we can't prove causation for the low marks in her performance here – we can certainly point to correlation. We can also point to 9 more husband and wife teams in order to find out if working with your legally bound significant other is really such a great idea.
In Regards To Your Movie, 'Resident Evil: Afterlife'
Movie Reviews By Scott Beggs on September 10, 2010 | Comments (14)Sometimes a movie is so special that it cannot be contained by the standard review. When that happens, we're more than happy to write an open letter to the production in the hopes of making everyone's day a little brighter. In the case of Resident Evil: Afterlife, it's about as special a movie as I've seen in a while.
The Reject Report is Still Here
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on September 9, 2010 | Be the First To CommentIt's an uncommon thing when a film opening in less than 20 markets is getting more notoriety than the one opening on 2,800 screens. Such is the case this weekend. Resident Evil: Afterlife is the clear winner in terms of size. It has a rather good chance of even coming out #1. However, the most talked about film of the weekend features Joaquin Phoenix, a beard, and a year in the life of secluded madness. You be the judge who the true winner is. We're just here to talk about box office.
'Three Musketeers' Shall Serve Queen Juno Temple
Movie News By Neil Miller on May 19, 2010 | Be the First To CommentJuno Temple has been getting around lately. Not like that. Weirdos. What I mean is that she's been getting a lot of work lately. Get your heads out of the toilet.
Resident Evil: Afterlife Picks Up a Cast, Heads to Los Angeles
Movie News By Neil Miller on October 9, 2009 | Comments (9)Screen Gems has just sent out word this evening that they've finalized the cast and the story for Resident Evil: Afterlife, the fourth movie in the series based on the insanely popular Resident Evil video games.
Paul W.S. Anderson's Three Musketeers to Swashbuckle in 3D
Movie News By Bethany Perryman on September 2, 2009 | Comments (8)The Three Musketeers! In three dimensions! In two years! All for one and one for all! …Meh. Unless this version also stars Oliver Platt, count me out.
Second 'Pandorum' Trailer Arrives, Causes Panic
Movie News By Neil Miller on May 28, 2009 | Comments (8)The second trailer for Christian Alvart's upcoming sci-fi thriller Pandorum has been released today via our friends at Screenrant, and boy does it look claustrophobic.
PWS Anderson Wants Resident Evil Zombies To Return… Again
In Development By Rob Hunter on July 1, 2008 | Comments (10)That gaseous sound you hear is the collective sigh of relief escaping the bellies of film connoisseurs the world over…
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Issue with MySql template
I posted here not too long ago as a fresh person to PHP and MySql. I have since become frustrated with learning it and found a website that sold templates for exactly what I needed. I've done alot of the customization as far as html to get the site to look the way I want, but I'm running into a few other issues.
Here's the link to my site - www.myboatseller.com/index.php
In each category, I've created a field called "Location" with a drop down box for the user to choose when placing an ad. However, now I can't figure out how to add that same drop down box to the Advanced Search.
If you would like to create a "fake" listing, you can sign in with:
username: testing
password: testing
This way I can make sure that all the "fake" listings get deleted. I also have the payment de-activated temporarily.
Thanks to anyone that can help!
No, you didn't. You named it <select name='field66'>I've created a field called "Location" with a drop down box for the user to choose when placing an ad.
SO if you are trying to get a value from a form field named Location, no wonder it doesn't work.
Ahhh....it's worse than that! The name of the <select> seems to depend on the category selected!!!
SURELY you don't *REALLY* have a DIFFERENT form for each categoery???? Tell me that isn't so!
OH MAN! I guess it's exactly the opposite! ALL your pages are part of "index.php". Man, that must be one HORRENDOUSLY HUGE page! Or do you use some sort of redirection in PHP to move to the actual page??? You will certainly confuse the hell out of the search engines doing this, you know. Likely not get very high ratings.
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It's a template that I'm using, and I had to create separate field requirements for each category. I know nothing about PHP and MySql, so that's why I ended up purchasing the template website. I would LOVEEE to be able to use the same form for each category! I don't even know how to get the field name on here (other than the fact that I called it Location).
I doubt that anybody will be able to help without full access to the source code. Can't tell what you are doing in PHP by just looking at the HTML in the browser.
This is not a MySQL question, any more, so if you opt to reveal full source code, you should post in the PHP forum.