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Work the Shell - Messing around with ImageMagick
I've written previously about working with graphic images within shell scripts, and obviously, it's a little bit tricky because, well, scripts generally are strongest working with text, and you can't even see graphics, let alone manipulate them directly. Further, let's be candid, the suite of utilities included with a stock Linux/UNIX system doesn't include much that help you work with graphics or image files at all.
Fortunately, there's a splendid open-source package called ImageMagick, which actually is designed to make working with image files from the command line easy and fast. It's the smart back end to a bunch of image utilities, and with a quick trip to www.imagemagick.org, you can download it too.
A couple different steps are involved in installing it, and this time, I'm actually going to play with my Apple MacBook Pro and install the utilities to live within the Darwin world of Mac OS X.
Since 99% of the time that I'm using my Mac I am logged in as taylor, I'm going to opt to drop the software into my own personal bin directory rather than the more standard location of /usr/local/src (with the binary in /usr/local/bin). It might be that I'm a long-term UNIX geek or something, but I have my own ~/bin (or $HOME/bin, if you prefer) directory anyway, so once the binary file was downloaded, here's what I did:
cd ../bin tar xvf ../Downloads/ImageMagick-i386-apple-darwin9.6.0.tar
Because this particular distro includes precompiled binaries, it's as easy as just tweaking a few environment variables to add the unpack directory and proceed:
export MAGICK_HOME="/Users/taylor/bin/ImageMagick-6.5.2" export PATH="$MAGICK_HOME/bin:$PATH" export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH="$MAGICK_HOME/lib"
These are best added to your ~/.profile or ~/.cshrc (if you're using Csh, but why would you?), so that they're invoked each and every time you log in or, in the case of the Mac environment, spawn a new Terminal shell.
It's a good idea to test the newly installed programs too. Find a .gif, .jpg or .png file and see what the ImageMagick identify program says. Here's how I did that:
$ find . -name "*png" -o -name "*.jpg" -o -name "*gif" ./iphone-id.png $ identify iphone-id.png iphone-id.png PNG 470x118 470x118+0+0 8-bit DirectClass 12.2kb
It's more useful than the file command, which reports:
$ file iphone-id.png iphone-id.png: PNG image data, 470 x 118, 8-bit/color RGB, non-interlaced
Where identify really shines is with JPEG files, which the file command can't quite seem to figure out. Why that's true, I don't know, but that shortcoming is the main reason I have ImageMagick installed on my system.
One of my hobbies is photography, and as a parent, I find that I frequently end up as the "official" photographer for school events. I recently did just that for my daughter's May Fair event, and I ended up with about 500 5–8MB image files that were great for printing (about 4,200x2,800) but not so good for viewing on the computer screen. What I wanted to do was create images that were approximately 1,024x800 or thereabouts, so that they'd view at 100% on a typical computer screen, in a directory that paralleled the original image file directory. That way, parents could view a slideshow of the smaller images and then grab the identically named big image if they wanted to upload it and order prints.
With ImageMagick, this is easy. In fact, if I wanted to use the mogrify command, I could have very easily done everything in a single command, but because I like obscure, complicated solutions rather than simple, elegant ones, I decided to use the convert command instead.
The challenge is that, like everything else in ImageMagick, the convert app has a staggering number of different command flags. Type convert, and you'll see what I mean.
Digging through them, here's the flag I want to use:
-resize geometry resize the image
That sounds like what we need is to resize the images, though "geometry" is still a bit of an unknown. Now it's time to pop over to the ImageMagick Web site, where we find a ton of options for geometry, including:
scale%: height and width both scaled by specified percentage.
scale-x%xscale-y%: height and width individually scaled by specified percentages.
width: width given, height automatically selected to preserve aspect ratio.
xheight: height given, width automatically selected to preserve aspect ratio.
widthxheight: maximum values of height and width given, aspect ratio preserved.
To accomplish the conversion we want, we simply can specify the desired width and let the utility do all the work:
$ identify DSC_7466.JPG DSC_7466.JPG JPEG 4288x2848 4288x2848+0+0 ↪8-bit DirectClass 8.148mb $ convert -resize 1024 DSC_7466.JPG smaller-DSC_7466.JPG $ identify smaller-DSC_7466.JPG smaller-DSC_7466.JPG JPEG 1024x680 1024x680+0+0 8-bit ↪DirectClass 776kb
As hoped, the 4,288x2,848 image is shrunk down to 1,024x680, and the new, smaller image is saved with the new filename.
Great! A quick mkdir smaller, and we're in business, so I utilize a shell for loop to iterate through the 500 images:
for filename in *.png do convert -resize "50%" $filename smaller/$filename done
Once you've gone through the hassle of installing the ImageMagick program, it's delightful to see how easily many different tasks can be accomplished.
Dave Taylor has been involved with UNIX since he first logged in to the on-line network in 1980. That means that, yes, he's coming up to the 30-year mark now. You can find him just about everywhere on-line, but start here: www.DaveTaylorOnline.com. In addition to all his other projects, Dave is now a film critic. You can read his reviews at www.DaveOnFilm.com.
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This may be one of the most dramatic kitchen makeovers we've seen in a long time and not just because of all the white paint. Apparently, Jodi Mockabee and her family had to design and execute this renovation in just three weeks, and in all that craziness, I can't believe she managed to pull off such a remarkable (and extensive) redesign. The soft gray plaster walls look amazing with the exposed wood beams, and Jodi managed to create a perfect meld of rustic, industrial and vintage in this gorgeous, airy space. Great work, Jodi! I hope you can sit back and enjoy it now :) — Kate
More pictures and project details after the jump . . .
Time: 3 weeks
Cost: around $15K for whole house (mostly in the kitchen)
Basic Steps: We didn't have the money or time to drywall the walls and/or take down the current paneling, so we decided to embrace it and do what we could with what we had. I actually love the look of painted paneling, and I knew I wanted a bit of an industrial edge to our place, so plastering became our solution. I should mention that it was a very inexpensive fix! The rest has a bit of a vintage/farmhouse vibe. I love all things vintage/reused, and ever since I can remember, my dream was to have white cabinets and marble countertops. . . . Marble was also an inexpensive option compared to other manmade materials. I was surprised to see that what I wanted most was on the lower end of the scale (that's usually not the case)! The open shelving was salvaged wood and the L brackets were from the garage, [which] saved a lot in cabinetry!
My advice is to sketch, sketch, sketch! We changed the entire layout of the kitchen and pantry and only had our escrow period to finalize our plans (30 days). I drew up the kitchen in a million different layouts, finally deciding on what is pictured. Without constant revisions, who knows what it would have turned out like. Prioritize what you really want. My light fixture was a splurge compared to the scale of everything, but I knew that would be what tied everything together, so we budgeted around it.
Don't rush things that don't need to be done right away. We have plenty to "finish" — lots of trim that hasn't been done, some décor, window solutions, new windows, etc. But our goal is to do things within our means, so that means patience, which is something I have never possessed great quantities of (sigh). Also, have a chart! We had a chart that would keep us on schedule and on budget so that things could get done in a crazy amount of time. (Did I mention we had to move out of our old place at the same time? Yes, it was crazy.) — Jodi
You guys are on a roll today with your Before and Afters! So amazing!
Grrrreat job! My son in law will be starting a kitchen redo next month and I'm sure some inspiration will be found in your kitchen.
Absolutely Inspiring . . . My kind of Kitchen
Amazing job! Thanks so much for sharing!
I love the light fixture! Where is it from?
LOVE this kitchen! The beams, the marble, the light fixtures, and the pops of color. Love it all!
This is amazing. Sorry to be dense (I know nothing about plaster), but you just plastered over the paneling, right? And is plaster always tinted grey, or did you do that? The space is just gorgeous.
This is really amazing – having taken on a kitchen before, I can really appreciate that incredibly tight turnaround!! I love the choices Jodi made. Also, I have had my eye on exactly the same light fixture for over a year so I'm happy to see someone else loves it as much as I do :) Only thing I'd like to complain about is – more pictures!! Wish there was more to see and admire :) Any chance we could know where you got your cabinets?
why am i not able to click on the slide show, i have noticed this in a few weeks now
I love all the before and after pics. But sometimes a 'mid-reno' pic is helpful too. Just sayin'.
I love this! What an AMAZING change! I am taking one small detail for my own kitchen to fix a problem done by silly contractors! The molding on the side of the cabinets, so SIMPLE and easy! The side of our cabinets are 1/2 inch set in from the wall which makes the baseboard choppy and a pain to clean around not to mention looks stupid. This weekend I am adding molding and a new piece of baseboard. Yea, thanks for all the inspiring ideas!
Visionary! I'm so impressed with the people who can see through the mess into a really beautiful home. I also want to know more about the plastering over paneling. Maybe that could be a solution for the loads of bad paneling in my place.
WOW…look at that ceiling..that's the show stopper for me..and the pendant lights are a close second..beautiful transformation..xx meenal
that's not a slideshow, it's a preview of the images after the jump. people were getting confused and trying to use those pages as places to leave comments so we went back to using it as a preview only. i never intended to make people click on images like a slideshow (we're not using that feature to drive pageviews), but rather indicate that there are several images after the jump- which only requires one extra click, rather than several.
Wow, what a difference! It's amazing how much lighter it is afterwards, beautiful! xo
I have been looking for very similar wire light fixtures for a long time. I'd love to know where these are from! Please share….
uhm amazing! cant believe its the same place! :)
I love it! Dare I say…my dream kitchen?!?!!
love those caged lights!
Wow…night and day! At first I couldn't even tell it was the same room.
Fantastic! Can we see the rest of the house??? I'd also love the source for the light fixture.
Wow. I can't believe they did it all in three weeks! And that light fixture is amaaaazing! Any idea where they picked it up?
*what candace said*. Holy smokes that's amazing. SO much lighter and nicer, and my jaw dropped when I saw that this was a three week transformation! That's absolutely phenomenal! Great kitchen!
That's absolutely amazing. It doesn't even look like the same house. The beamed ceilings are incredible and the gray wall finish is really great. I can't believe it was only 15k.
Absolutely amazing. It doesn't even look like the same house! I love the beamed ceilings and the gray wall treatments. I can't believe this was only 15k.
i LOVE this kitchen!!! Agreed–the moulding on the cabinets is ingenious, totally going to try that. But I have been DYING for that table–where is it from???
PHENOMENAL transformation! Absolutely stunning. What I wouldn't give to have coffee at that table every morning.
Wow, what a fantastic makeover!
This is a beautiful project and it leaves me one question. Why did you replace the vintage stove?
Beautiful! Can you tell us what kind of flooring you used?
Please tell us where the light fixture was from and if you did use grey plaster or paint…
This is a KILLER job! SooooOoOoOoOoo impressed. :):)
IN LOVE with this! And must know about the light fixtures as well!! Link please ;)
The renovation really brought a ton of light into the space! Nice work :)
Love the table right in the kitchen! Makes me want to turn my small dining room into a library and move the table back to the kitchen. Everything in this space looks beautiful!
Where are those amazing lights from!!!
Oh wow…those lights…the blue door…the wood beams. perfect!
Wonderful! And please do tell us the source for both the table and the light fixture!
Love the light fixtures!!
oh i just looooooooooooove this!
for lighting questions: similar industrial cage lights are popping up on Anthropologie, Restoration Hardware and the like, and if you query something like industrial lights on Etsy you can find these, as well. Hope that helps.
i want to know about the light fixtures too! :)
Amazing. I LOVE it, the blue knobs, the industrial farmhouse lighting. Pinning this like crazy on my Pinterest.
I love it!! What a great space!!!
Wow, thank you everyone! It was a very fun project, but three weeks was stressful! I'll try to answer all of the questions:
Table: It was made from 1800's barn wood from a property up the road. My uncle built it for us.
Cabinets: My uncle built those as well, so I was able to design them exactly as I wanted them for less than IKEA pricing. :-) I know, lucky girl!
Vintage Stove: It wasn't working at the time and it was also larger than a standard stove. We really needed the cabinet space as we removed most of the pantry to accomodate the fridge. We also saved $800 on buying all three appliances as a bundle, so that was the deciding factor, although it was very hard to part with it. :-(
Flooring: Unfortunately it is laminate, I'm not one for a lot of synthetic materials, but price was our driving motive and we needed flooring. It's by Shaw Flooring, Timberline Lumberjack (we got it for $1.69/sq ft!)
The infamous light fixture! I have to say it looks even more spectacular in person. It's a wonderful addition to a space. Source: http://www.shadesoflight.com/industrial-cage-work-light-chandelier.html
Plaster: We plastered over the cinder block and left the paneling there. Everything that's white (on the walls, not the ceiling) was dark wood paneling. The plastering process was very simple… they applied an adhesive glue to the blocks and then sprayed plaster. They used tools to flatten it out to keep it flush as the blocks were curved and jagged. There was no tint or sealant used as I preferred the dry and chalky look of it rather than the "stained concrete" look. I also wanted to keep the color as light as possible as sealant typically darkens the plaster.
I hope that answers all of the questions!
love the table and want to know where you found it? also what color finish, and if you used a stain or a wax finish…
frickin' amazing! I need to know about the ceiling? was part of your reno to open up the ceiling or was it already opened up like that? I love how you pushed the fridge into the opposite wall…genius! did you have to build that or was there already a space there? Love it!!!
This looks absolutely amazing!!! I LOVE the new lighting and the new color scheme! Wow, what a re-invention to envy.
wow. this is amazing! and in just three weeks!
Great job. I am a fan of simple things, like the ceiling. The wood beams with the white ceiling sets the tone for me. Plus, I am learning how great neat, linear design is the way to go.
Thanks for the info Jodi!! Sounds like an amazing team effort :) Thanks also for the light fixture link, it's a way better price than the place I had seen it at! Congrats again!
love it!
Wow! What a drastic change! For the better of course!
What a stunning transformation!! Thanks for sharing. It's super inspirational.
Looks really good, but it looks like they lost counter and cabinet space. It may be very pleasing to they eye, but not really practical.
Absolutely awesome. My mother is in the process of getting a new kitchen; I'm trying to persuade her to undergo a 'before & after' for my photography portfolio. Despite the fact that she's keen on getting white paint brushed wood and subtle blues, I think she's going for a complete fitted kitchen. Nooooo!
I, too, wondered why you got rid of that great old stove. I hope it went to a loving home. I've been looking for one just like it (is it a Wedgewood?) to put in my farmhouse kitchen. Getting them working & polished up is not difficult – done it once and I'd do it again in a heartbeat!
Jodi, I love your kitchen! Simple and full of light, I bet you like to spend a lot of time there now. It's very cool that you share all your tips too.
it is so inspiring to see that you did such an amazing makeover in just three weeks! love it!
I like a lot the idea of having different chairs with the dining table! brings colours :-)
I love this! The mixture of the salvaged wood, industrial pieces and modern midcentury chairs. The walls are something unique, really lovely. Your splurge on the clustered lights was money well spent.
I've been yearning for salvaged wood floating shelves in my space, you've only confirmed that I need them!
Grace, I wanted to mention that I prefer how you've decided to display your pictures so that we can easily scroll thru the post. Many times, I want to go back and relook at something and it's much easier to scroll back rather than clicking thru a slideshow. The preview thumbnails give us a peek so we can decide whether we want to "read more". I love apartment therapy and ny times but I do find the slideshow more cumbersome, although I understand their choice (in AT's case, they have up to 30 pics at times).
I need an uncle that makes furniture! : )
I can't even believe that's the same room. Beautiful!
love the floors, the view from the windows and everything inbetween
You had me at Industrial…
love the whole transformation…so much light & space. wonderful job!
I absolutely think you have amazing talent for designing this beautiful kitchen. I have a bungalow and would love to do a similar ceiling with the beams. How did you do that? Did you need a structural engineer to complete that part. Any info you have would help and be much appreciated!! :)
Jodi – beautiful!! I love it. I'm looking for salvages shelves similar to what you put in your kitchen. Where did you find them? Many thanks for any tips!
wow its an amazin makeover–so much light -the room looks alive ,inviting and motivating. if only I had your design genius. I have very old kitchen needs updating but the way prices are here I shudder to even think about it. Friend of mine had a top of line kitchen installer do hers–pretty, also pretty pricey too and has now less storage space. By the way I live way downunder In Adelaide South Australia.
can you tell me something about the lights that seem attached to the ceiling or even embedded…they look like puck lights ….they are over the counter. Are they puck lights? what wattage and what type of bulb? are they recessed or surface mounted? We have a similar ceiling and are stumped about what to do about general lighting.
wow!!!!!!!!!! the light and gray walls and white beams gooo SOOO good together. Love it all!
Thank you, all, the feedback is amazing! I am so humbled–I am no where near a designer nor do I know anything about design, so your feedback is very encouraging!
The beams and the ceiling are original. They are what sold the house for me (obviously, everything else was quite repulsing!). They are a false ceiling, however, so I do know that the builder was able to create the look on his own. I am not sure how he structurally did it. The boards under the beams are sanded pine. I had to paint them as they were too yellow for my liking. The beams stayed the original dark brown stain. Eventually I will get around to doing other before and afters, so you get a better picture.
ECS, good question. I just wanted recessed lights and the electrician suggested these but warned me that they would show a bit because of the way the ceiling is sloped. They seem to be low wattage as they don't provide an excess amount of light. They seem to be surface mounted and the light itself is on a pivot-type deal to direct the light downward…sorry, very inadequate at describing them!
That is absolutely amazing!!
Love the colors! Please share the subtle blue color of the kitchen door & the gray & white colors used.
i've fallen in love
I love this kitchen! It's so soft, I keen on the colors, light blue, the different chairs and the lights over the table. Perfect!
I think the plastering is a wonderful idea, and love how it looks so finished against the white. My question (because I think I might copy this in my next house:) How easy is it to keep clean? Since it is not sealed, are you having any issues with stains?
We haven't had any issues with keeping it clean, although we have been warned against it. It's obviously a backsplash behind the sink at the moment and it has had all kinds of sauces splashed on it… It wipes off fairly quickly, however, the true test is when one of my kids takes a pen to it or something. :-) We haven't had that happen yet. :-) We were willing to risk it as "personality"!
Very beautiful ! i love it !
J'adore, je veux la même cuisine, tout est incroyable, lumineux, harmonieux!!! Bravo et merci!!!
Absolutely gorgeous. I love how they mixed a vintage look with a modern look. Two of my favorite styles. Great job! Very inspiring.
I love the kitchen! Beautiful! Where did you get the knobs? They really bring in a burst of color!
Hi there! found your photo on pinterest and i LOVE your lights. Did you happen to buy them online? If so, do you mind letting me know where?? We have a slopped ceiling as well and i think these would be perfect.
Kelly: Thank you! The knobs are from lookintheattic.com, they are the blue milk glass (and a mere $2.49/knob!)
Shire: shadesoflights.com under Industrial Cage Light Chandelier.
Wow…we are currently in the exact same situation, in escrow with about 12k for the fixin and 3 weeks to complete. I have sketching for days and finally came up with something very similar to your layout. Right down to the placement of the open shelves lol…it's so cool to see your idea in motion like this. You guys did a great job. Will be coming back to look at this for sure.
This is fantastic!
My BF and I have a lot of work we want to do on our townhouse (including new windows and front door: Cha-ching!) We are taking the same approach you are: Patiently saving and doing things as we can. We just redid the downstairs flooring, so it will be a while before we can tackle the next biggie.
Gosh, I LOVE that kitchen!
Great mix of materials!
I have been looking for ideas on covering up brick walls. I have 2 1/2 bricked walls in dining room where a wood stove sat. My husband does not want to take it down and dry wall due to cost. So after seeing you kitchen wall I now have my project. Thank you for sharing your remolding pictures and info. You created a wonderful space with great beauty.


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|Inside Super Bowl XL
• X-factor: Don't underestimate the emotion with which Pittsburgh will go into this game. The Steelers vowed to get tailback Jerome Bettis to Detroit, his hometown, for Super Bowl XL, and they delivered on that promise. But with the game certain to be Bettis' final NFL appearance after 13 seasons and a career that eventually will land him in the Hall of Fame, merely getting their beloved leader to the title contest doesn't figure to be enough. The Steelers want to get Bettis, called "an inspiration to everyone in that locker room" by coach Bill Cowher, a Super Bowl ring as his retirement gift, and they will do everything they can to make that happen. There's also a sense that this team desperately wants to win for the Rooney family, which has been waiting since Super Bowl XIV to capture the elusive "one for the thumb," a fifth Super Bowl ring. No one in the Steelers' locker room buys into the "team of destiny" moniker some have tried to assign to the 2005 club. But this is a team that battled through adversity, had to win down the stretch simply to qualify for the playoffs, and then went on the road and defeated each of the AFC's top three seeds. So maybe there is a little bit of magic at work here.
• X-and-O factor: The game features some of the top coordinators on both sides of the ball and for both teams, but no one is hotter right now than Steelers offensive boss Ken Whisenhunt. The former NFL tight end has been dialed in the last three weeks, both in terms of game-planning and design and play-calling, and he deserves much of the credit for the diversity of a Pittsburgh attack that is more well-rounded than most people think. Whisenhunt has Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger playing exceedingly well and is putting him into plays where he can succeed. There are a lot of smart coaches in this game, but over the course of the playoffs, it has been Whisenhunt who has clearly been at the head of the class.
• Rx factor (health): Seattle: It's not believed the Seahawks sustained any major injuries in the NFC Championship Game. Wide receiver Bobby Engram, already playing with a mild ankle sprain, bruised his hip. Fellow wideout Darrell Jackson played with a lower back injury and defensive tackle Rocky Bernard with a sprained foot.
• Numbers cruncher: Pittsburgh defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau, one of the craftiest and most innovative schemers in the league, loves to get creative on third down. It is when he is most likely to bring a blitz from some unusual angle, to play with just two linemen on the field or to move his linebackers all over the place. But the Seattle offense ran just 192 third-down plays during the season, second fewest in the league, behind only Indianapolis (188). So the Seahawks' offense, which averaged 6.25 yards on first down in 2005, also second-best in the league, simply doesn't put itself in many tough situations. LeBeau might not be able to turn loose the outside linebacker duet of Joey Porter and Clark Haggans as much if the Seahawks are in manageable down-and-distance situations much of the day.
• The Seahawks will win if: Star tailback and league most valuable player Shaun Alexander rushes for 120 yards or more, the offense controls tempo with the run and the defense gets some pressure on Steelers QB Roethlisberger.
• The Steelers will win if: Roethlisberger remains hot, especially in the first half, and the Steelers jump out to a workable lead. It's very hard to play catch-up against the Steelers, because even though they have averaged just 61 yards rushing in the second halves of the last two games, after running for 100 yards in the second halves of their previous five contests, this is a team that knows how to put a game on ice if it gets a halftime edge.
These are very precise quarterbacks, guys who can operate surgically, and who don't often make bad throws. Counting the three postseason games, Roethlisberger has thrown just 10 interceptions in 340 attempts, an excellent interception rate of 2.9 percent. Hasselbeck has been even better, with a miniscule pickoff rate of 2.6 percent, with nine interceptions in 341 passes, counting the playoffs. Hasselback set a league record for completion percentage during the month of September, and while he might not possess Roethlisberger's pure arm strength, he can get the ball in the small windows and with terrific touch.
Seattle committed just 17 turnovers during the regular season, second fewest in the league, and Pittsburgh had but 23 giveaways, the sixth fewest. So the fact the two Super Bowl teams did not allow easy scores in the playoffs is hardly surprising. Without the benefit of getting short fields with which to operate, the two offenses might have to sustain long drives, and that has been a strength for both clubs, but particularly for the Seahawks, who led the NFL during the regular season in possessions of 80 yards or more. The Steelers also have demonstrated, including recently in their three playoff wins, they can keep the football. Five of Pittsburgh 14 scoring drives have been of 10 snaps or more, and six have covered more than 60 yards. Notable, too, is the excellent job both quarterbacks do in distributing the ball. Both had completions to a dozen different receivers during the season. Hasselbeck threw touchdown passes to seven different teammates.
2. Seattle tailback and league most valuable player Shaun Alexander averaged 117.5 yards per game and 5.1 yards per carry, which helped the Seahawks rank No. 3 in rushing offense. He rang up 11 games with 100-plus yards and six games with 140 yards or more and authored 14 rushes of 20 or more yards. The Pittsburgh defense, which ranked No. 3 in the league against the rush, surrendered only 86.0 yards per outing. The Steelers gave up just 3.4 yards per carry, a league low, and surrendered just seven runs of 20 yards or more. Oh, yeah -- Pittsburgh has allowed just one individual 100-yard ball carrier in the last 32 games, counting playoffs. So something's gotta give, right, in the running game?
After netting just 94 combined rushing yards in the first three playoff games of his career, Alexander finally shook loose in Sunday's crushing victory over Carolina, running for 132 yards and two touchdowns on 34 carries. It's easy to become frustrated running against the Pittsburgh 3-4 front, because the Steelers will change the attack angles and vary their run-blitzes. They'll also bring strong safety Troy Polamalu, the true key to the diversity of their defense, down into the box. What the Seahawks will have to avoid, and likely will be smart enough to, is abandoning the run too early. You certainly don't want to take the ball out of the hands of the NFL's most valuable player, even with a quarterback as accurate as Hasselbeck.
Look for a real dogfight in the trenches. The Seattle left-side tandem of tackle Walter Jones and guard Steve Hutchinson is seen as the best in the league, and justifiably so. A big key figures to be the matchup of Seattle center Robbie Tobeck and Pittsburgh nose tackle Casey Hampton. It's difficult to run on the Steelers unless your center can get some movement on Hampton, a guy who will not make many tackles himself but who absolutely eats up blockers and permits the Steelers' linebackers to flow to the football. Tobeck is a savvy snapper, a very smart player, and a guy who uses his hands well. He'll have to use his quickness to get into Hampton's body and stay locked on to him for the Seahawks to be effective with the run.
Seattle ran the ball a mind-boggling 51 times in Sunday's conference championship game. If they do that in Super Bowl XL, it means Tobeck is having a very strong day, indeed. And if you really want to see some head-banging collisions, follow the fullbacks, Mack Strong of the Seahawks and Dan Kreider of the Steelers. These are two of the most selfless players in the NFL, tremendous lead-blockers, and guys who will be having train-wreck collisions with linebackers on virtually every play.
3. The Seattle and Pittsburgh defenses ranked first and third, respectively, in sacks during the season, and both teams will bring blitzes from about every angle imaginable. Despite not having a single defender with double-digit sacks (end Bryce Fisher led the team with nine), Seattle totaled 50 takedowns and got at least one sack from 12 different players. Pittsburgh was even more diverse, getting sacks from 15 different defenders and totaling 47 sacks for the year.
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Sunday, he had two sacks, two hurries and a forced fumble in the first 1½ quarters. It will be an intriguing matchup, with Porter likely to spend much of the day going against Seattle left tackle Jones, a superb pass protector many feel has supplanted Jonathan Ogden and Orlando Pace as the league's premier blindside bodyguard.
4. There isn't a single receiver on either roster who had 70 catches during the season or who registered 1,000 yards. But don't underestimate the collective clever nature of the receivers from the two teams. The Seattle starting tandem of Darrell Jackson and Bobby Engram suffered from injuries, especially in the first half of the season, and had only three touchdown catches apiece. But both are technical wide receivers, more quick than fast, and very nifty with double-move routes. Jackson is usually the wide receiver to whom Hasselbeck most often looks to bail him out, but with Jackson injured so much in 2005, it was Engram who led the way, with 67 catches. Engram, once one of the premier slot receivers in the NFL, became a starter this year and still knows how to find a soft spot in a zone and settle into it.
Hines Ward remains the top Pittsburgh wide receiver, and he led the Steelers with 69 receptions for 975 yards and 11 touchdowns. That's a lot of touchdown grabs for a team that only totaled 21 touchdown passes in the regular season.
|Jerramy Stevens
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Just a hunch, but look for the No. 3 wide receivers from each team to have major roles. Joe Jurevicius of the Seahawks really bailed the team out this season when both Jackson and Engram were out of the lineup. The gangly Jurevicius, a long-strider who presents a huge target when he comes across the middle, scored 10 touchdowns on 55 catches, and the early bet here is that he will be a tough matchup for the Steelers' secondary. Steelers wideout Cedrick Wilson, who complained earlier in the year about not getting the ball enough, has become a solid player of late. Wilson has deceptive deep speed, is really nifty at running the deep out patterns that Roethlisberger throws so well, and has come up big in the playoffs, with two touchdown grabs in three games. Wilson had just 26 receptions during the year, but eight of them were for 20-plus yards, and four were for 40 yards or more. He has three catches of 40-plus yards in the postseason.
5. Neither defense features great turn-and-run cornerbacks, and Pittsburgh's Ike Taylor looked lost at times on Sunday, when he lost the ball on two straight plays in a Denver touchdown drive. The left cornerback spot for Seattle, where Kelly Herndon and Andre Dyson have split time as the starter, was a problem area much of the season. So expect to see the very active safeties from both teams get involved in every facet of the respective defensive schemes, including coverage.
|Troy Polamalu
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The Seattle tandem of Michael Boulware and Marquand Manuel is certainly unheralded. But Boulware, a former college linebacker with great instincts, made the switch to safety a year ago as a rookie and harbors a big-play mentality. It won't be surprising if one of the safeties makes a game-changing play in Super Bowl XL.
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The other day I was in line at McDonald's and saw four kids, I'd say about 12ish, alone sitting at a table. I expected these gremlins to start squirting Mountain Dew on each other, and having pickle races on the front window. I didn't get to see that, I didn't even see these machines speak one word to each other. They all just had their heads down, smashing away on their Nintendo DS's, while shoveling french fries down their fat faces. Usually I would shrug this off and continue to get my 6 things from the dollar menu, but I realized how lame kids are getting now a days. I decided to put together a list of the top 7 things kids will never experience again. Lets start with number 7….
7. Wild School Bus Rides
When I first got my license I seriously had a phobia of driving behind school buses. These little shit heads kept the tradition alive of giving me the finger, pointing and laughing at me (obviously making fun of me for driving a 1991 Chevy Cavalier), and making my drive for the next 15 minutes very awkward. I would always laugh as soon as I passed them up, because I did the exact same thing. When I was in elementary school the whole bus had arm wrestling tournaments on that big metal table, right next to the bus driver, before we left. When we did get on route, we tormented the driver behind us (because I obviously sat in the back, I wasn't a loser) and threw shit across the bus like mini Joe Montana's. In correlation with my McDonald's experience, kids these days just sit in their seat like they are in a coma. Maybe it is because you have to wear a seat belt now, maybe because they are being filmed by a security camera, or maybe because they are all playing Nintendo DS. What I do know is I was a boss on the bus, no parents, no rules, no worries.
6. Dodge Ball And Other Gym Class Games
Dodgeball has been out of schools for a few years now which is really a shame, but now it has been taken to the next level. Recently schools have been enforcing bans on all contact sports in school, in addition to the ban of games such as "Tag", "Red Rover" , and "Capture the Flag". What the hell do these idiots expect kids to do in gym class now, power sprint on treadmills? A major problem in America is obesity and gym class and recess is a great time for kids to be active and work up a sweat. During a good game of capture the flag I would drop at least 6 pounds. I don't know if America is just becoming pussies, or if all the nerds that got picked on in these games as kids are now making the decisions. I feel bad for today's youth that they will never know the pleasurable feeling of running up with a dodge ball, when another kid is throwing another direction, and wailing that geek square in the face with a 65 mph fast ball. Better yet, the tag team effort in Red Rover when you and your pals lock arms and hunt down a fat kid and clothes line him like the Legion of Doom. No, kids will never be able to kick ass in gym class anymore, instead they will be yoga enthusiasts.
5. Passing Notes In School
Unless you looked like the Elephant Man, then you probably got a few notes passed your way in school. The problem with today's technology, is that note passing in school is officially extinct. Why waste your time writing a 4 page letter, when you can shoot texts back and forth. I get it and I probably wouldn't be writing notes either if I was in middle school right now. But how awesome was it getting a note in school. Firstly, when a chick gave you a note in the hall, it would be like getting a hand off from Troy Aikman; one smooth motion, a smile, and a turn around ass check. Once you got into class you had some nice reading material to keep your tiny attention span in check for a bit. The note was always folded in some sort of weird geometric shape, with interchanging pockets and your name in big bubble letters on the outside. After the 5 minutes it took you to open the letter, you got to read 4 pages of absolutely nothing, but it was still cool, because if a chick took the time to write you a 4 page note, then she dug you. Now, kids get one line texts left and right with no meaning, personalization, or heart. I enjoyed getting my smiley faces the size of cd's drawn in 8 different color markers in my notes, you can have your "LOL " kids.
4. Taking Real Photographs
Today all pictures are taken with digital cameras. I don't think one person on Earth even owns a camera where you have to put in film anymore. The addition of a disposable camera being $15 bucks, which is a kid's monthly income, no one even bothers spending that kind of money when they have a digital camera they got for Christmas. There is something about pictures being viewed on a screen that is just really dull to me. When I was younger it would be a blast exchanging photos, or getting together to look at the pictures taken the week before. When holding a picture you get a sense that "This memory will last forever." Now a days with all your pictures being on the computer, they lack the intimacy they once captured. Isn't it kind of sad that the only pictures you have of your recent memories are on your facebook?
3. Quality Video Games
I'm not afraid to admit I'm a gamer. Actually I should revise that and say I "used" to be a gamer. I got my bachelor's degree from NES, and my masters at SNES. I interned at N64 and PS1 for a while before deciding I didn't like gaming that much anymore. Now a days you have to spend 5 hours to get to point A to point B in a video game, it's too real. I understand the notion of evolving games to make them as realistic as possible, but do I really want to drive 6 hours in a station wagon while doing 35 mph to get to the 3rd level's boss? Gaming fun for me really fell off after the first Playstation. Kid's now a days don't understand the simplicity of classic games like Excite-Bike, RC Pro-AM, Mario Brothers, and Contra. Here is an epiphany I had the other day. People who grew up with Nintendo and Super Nintendo will always love to play an old game, like NBA JAM or Mega-Man any time of the week. In 5 years from now, no kid in the world will go back to play NFL2K1 on their Dreamcast. That's the problem, every game made now a days is just a rip off from an old game with no originality, it's all about graphics, and not about game-play. Try explaining Ms. Pac-Man to kids these days though. Well you controlled this yellow dot that you moved through a maze. You had to eat all the dots on the level but you had these scary ghosts that chased you. Yea Grandpa sounds awesome. (Totally ripped that off from Nick Swardson.) Kid's just don't know the fun of dying from dysentery every single time you play Oregon Trail, and never will.
2. AOL Chat Rooms
If you were a product of the 90′s it is a very good chance you stumbled across a chat room. If you have then I'm 99% sure you've had a conversation that started like this.
"Hey what's up asl?"
"22 f Malibu California blue eyez toned body u?"
"24 m New York City green eyes well built, wanna cyber?"
I don't think anyone was ever truthful, but it was fun to just make shit up, especially when you were with a bunch of your friends and you would go into ridiculous themed chat rooms and cause havoc. The move that was always funny was the old "pretend to be a chick and then mid way let the guy know your a dude" trick, and then call him gay for it. Now a days you can't get away with this type of stuff because sending a picture or connecting to a video chat is standard procedure, not that I know, I'm just assuming. The fact of the matter is, in this case and pretty much with everything on this list, having less resulted in having more fun. What's the world coming to when kid's can't pose as Brooklyn body builders on the internet to get a quick cyber-session in.
1. Cooties
I stopped using the actual phrase of cooties after 3rd grade, but I still treated girls as if they had cooties until 7th grade. Not only was kissing a girl in elementary school unheard of, but it was instant reasoning to get ragged on by your friends for some odd reason. I remember a girl called my house in 5th grade one day and I got my balls busted by my buddies for the next 2 weeks. All this must have been some kid of set up, because when they came out with a vaccination for cooties, it was worth the wait. Kids now a days have sex orgies by the time they are 7, and girl's are getting pregnant younger than ever, at alarming rates. Kid's can have fun being grandparents at 24, but I wouldn't change a thing about being scared of girls when I was little. I'm happy when I was a kid girl's had cooties, for today's youth girls don't have cooties anymore, they have AIDS.
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megan @Twitter Name
April 16, 2010 3:44 pm
ahahaha this site is ridiculous.
i have news for you, i have experienced every single one of these things on the list in my school time and i'm still in school. you can keep on stereotyping the hell out of the younger generation but we all know you're not gonna get off your fat ass to change a thing.
kids STILL HAVE FUN NOWADAYS and not every kid is an electronics obsessed sex crazed maniac. maybe those are just the only ones you notice.
This is a terrible list. So innacurate. Everything you said we don't experience, we still do. Even the quality video game thing, at my school there's like a clan of old school video gamers who love the NES.
alessia @Twitter Name
September 26, 2010 9:23 am
You realize that we still do all those things, like seriously thats so stereotypical.
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I figured I might as well throw my 2 cents in on this one because it is one of the beers that constantly goes, and it seems I am brewing a new batch of this every 2 weeks.
First, If you want this beer to completely clear, you will have to go to extremes (and if you puree the fruit it will never clear ^^). Whirflock in the boil, gelatin in the secondary and cold crash at 35-40. Honestly, its a lot of work to get this beer to clear. I went through the steps to clear it once, but most people don't even care about the clarity, just the taste (im the only beer snob out of my friends ^^).
Anyway, onto my process. I never rack onto the strawberries. In order to get the most out of my yeast and let the yeast clear as much of the beer up, I place 4 lbs of frozen strawberries directly into my primary. The longer you leave the strawberries in the bucket, the more flavor will be imparted into the beer. However, I rarely let them sit for more than 2 weeks. At 4 weeks, a thin film usually develops on the top of the beer. Doesn't affect taste, but isn't very nice to look at.
My process is 1 week for primary fermentation. 2 weeks of strawberries in the primary. Then ill rack to a secondary with some gelatin just to clear it a little. Leave it for one week usually due to time constraints and then ill bottle. 4 weeks usually for the conditioning on this one. 2 weeks it is certainly drinkable, but 4 weeks seems to be the best spot to start drinking (and boy do they go fast).
I have yet to get mine exactly like Pete's, but I believe they use flavoring agents, not fresh fruit, and they also Lager it, so they won't be identical no matter how much you try. Besides, im not a real fan of flavoring or lagering. I think that about covers it ^^
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Great advice everyone. I'm thinking about brewing this soon. Now that you all have gone through it, any other tips you'd suggest?
I'm planning on incorporating all of your recipe and racking tweaks into my plan.
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Iceberg LettuceComments19
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|Sun cost
|Explodes, temporarily freezing a zombie
|Unlocked (international)
|After beating Ancient Egypt - Day 5
|Unlocked (China)
|Collecting 1 star in Ancient Egypt
|Don't get lost staring into Iceberg's adorably cute eyes. If you do, it will be your last step... but only if you're a zombie.
Iceberg Lettuce is a plant in Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time and in Plants vs. Zombies Online. It is free of sun cost and freezes any zombie that goes near it for ten seconds. It is based on the real life iceberg lettuce, also known as the crisphead. If a frozen zombie is attacked by a fire plant like Snapdragon, the zombie will thaw out and continue to move on.
Almanac Entry
Sun cost: 0
AREA: Single
RANGE: Touch
RECHARGE: Sluggish
Iceberg Lettuces freeze a zombie when stepped on.
Usage: single use, on contact
Special: explodes, temporarily freezing a zombie
Don't get lost staring into Iceberg's adorably cute eyes. If you do, it will be your last step... but only if you're a zombie.
Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time
Plant Food
When Iceberg Lettuce is given Plant Food, all zombies will be frozen for ten seconds.
- Bright light bursts from it before freezing zombies.
- It is similar to the Ice-shroom from Plants vs. Zombies.
- Iceberg Lettuce will not disappear after this.
Level upgrade
|This section is about something that is China exclusive.
- Level 2
- Ranged Attack: Iceberg Lettuce can attack zombies three tiles in front of it. The attack does not slow zombies and can be deflected by Hammer Zombie .
- Combat Training: Iceberg Lettuce has 50% more attack power and health (150% of Peashooter).
- Level 3
- Enhanced Range: Iceberg Lettuce can attack zombies five tiles in front of it, the attack is slightly more powerful.
- Cell Activation: Iceberg Lettuce has another 50% more attack power and health (200% of Peashooter).
- Level 4
- Ability Awaken: Iceberg Lettuce can be boosted sometimes when planted.
|This section is about something that is China exclusive.
Now when given Plant Food, all zombies will be frozen for ten seconds and snowballs will be thrown to them.
- The snowballs are similar to the ones for Power Snow.
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|This section is about something that is China exclusive.
|Sun Cost
|Iceberg Lettuce may freeze all zombies in a whole grid.
|Iceberg Lettuce instantly finishes its cooldown if it extinguishes Explorer Zombie's torch.
The Iceberg Lettuce is a basic plant to freeze zombies. Using it to freeze a zombie early on can increase the amount of time to plant Sunflowers. However, unlike other single-use plants or freezing plants, the Iceberg Lettuce cannot damage a zombie. This makes it a zombie delayer, rather than a zombie killer. It's also ideal for zombies too tough to kill with the defenses, such as a Buckethead Zombie in a lane with the only attacking plant being a Peashooter. The Plant Food upgrade freezes every zombie, and is especially useful during huge waves and when many Wizard Zombies are on the lawn, but a waste of Plant Food against lone zombies. Pairing it up with another usage of Plant Food on a plant that hits all zombies, such as the Cabbage-pult can damage the zombies, let the defenses weaken the zombies, and kill most of the zombies at once. Iceberg Lettuces can freeze a whole line of Camel Zombies. It is also useful against Explorer Zombies, since when it is stepped on by a Explorer Zombie, the Explorer Zombie not only freezes, but also has its torch burnt out.
In the Chinese version of the game, when leveled up, it shoots projectiles that deal 2 NDS. It's recommended to use these, rather than Puff-shrooms, as they can defeat zombies much quicker. However, if a zombie steps on it, it will still disappear and freeze the zombie.
Its Plant Food upgrade will also greatly help you deal with the Chicken Wrangler Zombies, as it cannot release Zombie Chickens when stunned or frozen. However, do not use it along plants like Snapdragon, Cherry Bomb and Jalapeno, as they can unfreeze the Chicken Wrangler Zombies, allowing it to release Zombie Chickens. Similar to Chicken Wrangler Zombie, Surfer Zombies don't release their surfboards when frozen.
Avoid using Iceberg Lettuce in the world Frostbite Caves as it loses its freezing ability. It is only able to slow zombies down.
|See Iceberg Lettuce/Gallery.
- Iceberg Lettuce cannot freeze the Zombots, but instead slow them down.
- If a missile from the Zombots hits it, it will disappear, but will still slow down the Zombot somehow.
- If the player uses Plant Food on it, it will freeze every zombie on screen. However, instead of disappearing like Ice-shroom, it will stay on the lawn. It can be a good strategy to protect it and to use Plant Food on it where there are too many zombies but unlike Ice-shroom, when zombies are no longer be frozen, they will move normally.
- After the 1.9 update, it will not activate when a zombie is frozen or buttered by Kernel-pult, or disabled by E.M.Peach.
- This is one of the four plants in the series with a sun cost of 0, the other being Puff-shroom, Sea-shroom, Hot Potato, and Tile Turnip on its first planting stage.
- In Plants vs. Zombies: Official Guide to Protecting Your Brains, the Iceberg Lettuce is referred as "Iceberg" only.
- While it is using Plant Food, its costume will disappear. This also happens on Snapdragon, Bonk Choy, Spikeweed, and Spikerock.
- It seems to have the same costume as a Peashooter during Christmas.
- Iceberg Lettuce cannot be burned by lasers fired by Gargantuar Primes.
- In Plants vs. Zombies Online, Iceberg Lettuce can stop the fireball of the Sphinx.
- There is a glitch when a zombie has nearly passed over a grave, and the player puts an Iceberg Lettuce right in front of the grave, the plant would try to freeze it but instead it will disappear.
- The freezing effect of the Iceberg Lettuce can sometimes be useless towards rapidly moving and running zombies, such as Pharaoh Zombie, after destroying its sarcophagus. The plant simply will not catch the zombie and will just disappear.
- It has offensive capabilities in the Chinese version of Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time.
- For some reason, Crazy Dave keeps the Iceberg Lettuce in his fridge, although in the game the Iceberg Lettuce is fine in all of the levels and places.
- Placing the Iceberg Lettuce at Gargantuar's back will force it to smash the Iceberg Lettuce but instead of being crushed, it will instead freeze the Gargantuar. Proper timing is required though.
- If the player manages to freeze 20 zombies at once via its Plant Food upgrade, the player earns the 20 Below Zero achievement.
- It can stop Jester Zombie from deflecting projectiles.
- Even though the Iceberg Lettuce cannot affect the water in Big Wave Beach, it will freeze the splash created by a Surfer Zombie when it falls.
- In Frostbite Caves it will only slow down zombies, and not freeze them. It is unknown why this happens.
- This could be because the zombies wear warm clothes that protect them from the cold, or they are just adapted to the cold, like in the case of the Ice Weasels, they are zombie animals that are adapted to the cold.
- Albeit being an ice plant, it can still be frozen in Frostbite Caves.
See also
- 20 Below Zero (Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time)
- Ice-shroom
- Explorer Zombie
- Snow Pea
- Frostbite Caves
- Winter Melon
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I have to say that my favorite thing is to spend time in other cities or country sides. I enjoy to feel myself part of a landscape, or to find my favorite places in a new city. Rio de Janeiro, Lisbon, Baltimore, Moscow, Athens, Berlin are my last meetings. So i always try to rent something even for few weeks.
I read a lot - litterature, theater, poems - i draw and take pictures - i have tea or wine with friend or new people. I like to cook for them as well. As a dance critic, i spend a lot of time in theater or in interview with artists.
I want that people feel well in my place which is quiet, full of light and just near the canal Saint-Martin. A walk there in a morning is a great way to open a new day !
A motto ? Life is made by the people you met & the spaces you pass through !


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