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Blue Thunder (Blu-ray)
- Studio: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
- Theatrical Release Year: 1983
- US DVD Release Date: August 11, 2009
- Rated: R
- Running Time: 109 minutes
- Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 anamorphic
- Audio: Dolby TrueHD (English, French)
- Subtitles: English, English (SDH), French
Movie: 3.5 out of 5I will always fondly remember the summer of 1983. I had just graduated from high school, and had a great lineup of summer movies to look forward to: Return of the Jedi, Trading Places, The Man With Two Brains, Twilight Zone: The Movie, Superman III, Jaws 3-D, Cujo, Strange Brew. Director John Badham managed to make two movies that were released that summer. Although better known for his June release War Games, just two weeks earlier saw the release of Blue Thunder.
Roy Scheider plays yet another cop, Officer Frank Murphy, a helicopter pilot who patrols the night skies above Los Angeles. As the film opens, he is breaking in a rookie partner, Lymangood (Daniel Stern). A councilwoman on the mayor's task force for violent crimes is brutally murdered on their watch, and the two officers are suspended. But Murphy suspects something else is going on in connection to the councilwoman's murder. When Murphy and Lymangood are chosen to test a new high-tech military helicopter prototype over the city, supposedly to deter riots and hostage situations during the upcoming Summer Olympics, the two officers discover the government has a much different, terrifying use for the new copter. What follows is a highly entertaining cat and mouse game amid the skyscrapers of the City of Angels.
This was Badham's first action-thriller, after directing the dramas Whose Life Is It Anyway (with Richard Dreyfuss), Dracula (with Frank Langella), and Saturday Night Fever (with John Travolta). Badham does a good job keeping the story moving, and is an impressive first attempt in this genre. He would later go on to direct a series of action movies, including Stakeout (and its sequel), Bird On a Wire, The Hard Way, and Point of No Return (a remake of Luc Besson's La Femme Nikita), although more recently he's been working in television, directing episodes of Crossing Jordan, Heroes, Las Vegas, In Plain Sight, and Psych.
Scheider is good, as he usually is, and very comfortable at playing Murphy as a Viet Nam veteran turned police officer. Stern is very likeable in a geeky, goofy way as the partner Lymangood, fresh from his role in Diner, although his character seems more of a plot device than having any real depth. In his final screen performance, Warren Oates chews up the scenery as Captain Braddock, who is in charge of the ASTRO division for Los Angeles Metro Police (LAPD is never mentioned in the film). He spews some good one-liners, courtesy of Alien scribes Dan O'Bannon and Don Jakoby, but his character is still well-grounded and never as crazy as his Colonel "Madman" Maddox in Steven Spielberg's 1941. Malcolm MacDowell is excellent as the creepy, arrogant Colonel Cochrane, Blue Thunder's assigned pilot who has a history with Murphy, dating back to the Viet Nam war. Candy Clark rounds out the cast as Murphy's girlfriend, Kate.
Time has not been kind to Blue Thunder, though. Most of the special effects used are still effective, but much of the technology featured in the film is very outdated. All of the monitors inside the chopper are CRTs, surveillance is recorded on ¾-inch U-matic videotape, and the title design was obviously created on a MS-DOS command prompt. The music score by Arthur B. Rubinstein is what really dates this film, desperately wanting to sound like a Tangerine Dream score, but coming off as a cheap knockoff. But, that was 1983, so if you are a forgiving viewer, like myself, you can give the film some slack for its now-dated look and sound.
Video: 4 out of 5Sony brings Blue Thunder to Blu-ray in a spectacular 1080p AVC encode, framed in the film's original 2.35:1 aspect ratio. The film has never looked better, especially for a film shot in the early 1980s. Black levels are good, flesh tones accurate, and colors not overly saturated. The print used is free of noticeable dirt or debris, other than those inherent in the original negative. Film grain is noticeable but not distracting, offering a theatre-like presentation.Audio: 3 out of 5The Dolby TrueHD soundtrack is active when it needs to be, with some impressive panning effects during flyovers and during the many dogfights in the third act. Dialogue is intelligible, and overall the track has pretty good fidelity for what was originally a Dolby Stereo mix created in 1983, although the LFE is virtually non-existent. Explosions sound a bit flat, and Rubinstien's music score suffers the most, sounding a bit tinny at times.
Special Features: 4 out of 5Sony has ported over virtually all of the features from the 2006 Special Edition DVD produced by Charles de Lauzirika, in standard definition. All of the 2006-produced features are in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen.
Filmmaker's Commentary: Director John Badham and editor Frank Morriss discuss making the film, including how the movie was developed, problems with the helicopter, how they were able to use the LAPD's new helicopter base before it opened, working with the cast, their thoughts on the music score, etc. It's a very engaging track, with the two bouncing thoughts and memories off of each other.
"The Special": Building Blue Thunder: An eight minute look back at how the helicopter used in Blue Thunder was designed, by taking a Gazelle helicopter from France and bolting panels to the frame to make it appear more masculine.
Ride With The Angels: Making Blue Thunder: This 45-minute documentary is a detailed look at how the movie got made, featuring interviews with writer Dan O'Bannon (discussing how he and Don Jakoby wrote the script "on spec" after their success with Alien), director John Badham, Roy Scheider, visual consultant Philip Harrison, editor Frank Morriss, and motion control supervisor Hoyt Yeatman.
1983 Promotional Featurette: A nine minute EPK piece, featuring on-set interviews with Roy Scheider and John Badham. This appears to have been filmed in 16mm, and possibly transferred from a ¾" U-matic videotape. Oddly, the video has been cropped to 1.78:1 ratio, but is presented in non-anamorphic widescreen.
Original Theatrical Trailer: The big surprise on this disc is Sony's inclusion of this trailer. Let's hope Sony will continue this trend. Unfortunately, the trailer is in 1.85:1 non-anamorphic widescreen.
BD-Live: As with all Sony Blu-ray releases these days, this disc is BD-Live enabled, providing access to their BD-Live portal. As of press time, there were no exclusive BD-Live features for this title.
Overall: 4 out of 5
Although a bit dated in its technology, Blue Thunder is still an entertaining action-thriller. Sony's Blu-ray release of this catalog title will likely not disappoint its fans.
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"Cornell Assistant Dean: Why Yes ISIS Is Welcome on Campus," blared Townhall. "Cornell Dean Says ISIS welcome on campus in undercover video," screamed the New York Post – with an uncharacteristic lack of wit or brio.
The subject of the articles was a new video put out by professional provocateur James O'Keefe. In it, an activist posing as a prospective student queries Cornell Assistant Dean Joseph Scaffido about a club he would like to start should he end up attending the school.
A few days later, O'Keefe struck again. On Monday, his organization released a new video, this one filmed at Barry University in Miami. Again, this video was billed as revealing college administrators to be A-OK with ISIS. "Barry University officials approve club raising money for ISIS in video," read one representative headline.
Except, there are several problems with the videos. For one, in the Cornell video, the supposed prospective student never even uses the term "ISIS." He says instead that he is interested in "starting a humanitarian group that supports distressed communities in . . .northern Iraq and Syria." This is, frankly, a laudable mission.
"I think it would be important for especially those people in the Islamic State [of] Iraq and Syria," he continues, "the families, and the freedom fighters in particular . . . I think it would be important to send them care packages whether it be food, water, electronics." It takes a tortured reading here to see this as a pro-ISIS sentiment. To any right-thinking person, the "freedom fighters" would be those fighting against ISIS. O'Keefe's actor never suggests otherwise. Later, the provocateur suggests bringing a "freedom fighter" to campus, and Dean Scaffido appears open to the idea. Again, though, because it's never made clear that the "freedom fighter" is supposed to be an ISIS terrorist, the Dean hasn't done much wrong. Would O'Keefe object to a campus hosting a member of the Peshmerga?
The Barry University video is similarly flawed. The undercover operative -- in this case, an actual Barry University student -- is very vague about her aims. She says she wants to start a "humanitarian" club. "I want to start fundraising efforts on campus, and what I want to do is raise funds overseas," she continues. Employing the (yes, flawed) logic of State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf, she states she wants to send money to Iraq and Syria in order to "create jobs" and therefore "reduce terrorism." Let that sink in: She explicitly says she hopes to reduce terrorism.
Even the most ostensibly damning part of the video -- when she actually uses the term ISIS -- is not as alarming as you may think.
"We want to send aid to ISIS," the young woman says. Then -- after a mysterious edit -- the operative doesn't quite follow through. Rather than say she wants to send ISIS arms, she instead says she wants to send "papers and pens, and support the women and the children." She says she wants to do that, because if she does, "they wouldn't be commiting these acts." Again, attibuting terrorism to a lack of paper and pens is the kind of dubious logic that only Marie Harf could espouse. But it should be needless to say that if your aim is to reduce terrorism . . . you are not pro-terrorism.
So the videos are shoddy. But there's a deeper problem here. Conservatives spend a lot of time – rightly – condemning campus speech codes, and the calling attention to the ever-narrowing parameters of what is seen as acceptable speech at our nation's schools. This is important and worthy work.
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France's momentary appearance on the world stage as a champion of free expression, after the execution of the beloved Charlie Hebdo cartoonists, made for a break in her relentless culture of repression of free speech, which she shares with most of Europe.
The jihadists responsible for the most successful terrorist attack in France in decades hunted down cartoonists. They did not target a significant historical landmark, such as the Eiffel Tower, or any well-known French politicians. They did not seek to maximize civilian casualties in a suicide bombing, a trademark of previous attacks. Instead, they methodically killed Stéphane Charbonnier, the editorial director of Charlie Hebdo, and other members of the French magazine's staff. This was deliberate.
After the recent massacre by Islamic terrorists at the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, people around the world took to social media to declare "Je suis Charlie," or "I am Charlie." Solidarity is a nice sentiment, and journalists in particular are fond of uttering self-soothing words about their commitment to free speech at times like this. But "Je suis Charlie" is just another lie that the media tell themselves.
In the wake of today's massacre in Paris, there has already been a lot of preening about journalistic bravery. Much of it has come from people who, it can be shown, don't have the guts to work in Charlie Hebdo's newsroom. Preening about free speech may be reassuring at times like this, but what we need are apologies from those who haven't done enough to defend free speech, as well as a real desire to hold those journalists and politicians who have undermined free speech accountable. As a smart academic on Twitter put it, "Today, as journalists 'bravely' voice support for Charlie Hebdo, ask them for their piece calling on Yale to publish the Muhammad cartoons."
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The Factual Feminist warns that a "little army of junior assistant deans and harassment apparatchiks are quietly repealing the free speech protections of the First Amendment."
The other day a unanimous Supreme Court ruled that a First Amendment challenge to an Ohio law should be heard in the lower courts. While the decision may have seemed a minor one, it represents an important advance for freedom of speech.
The question that the Court answered in the affirmative, with Justice Clarence Thomas writing, was whether Susan B. Anthony List, a pro-life advocacy organization, has standing to challenge an Ohio statute that prohibits false statements made during a political campaign.
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Looking for issues to push in this year's congressional elections, Senate Democrats are proposing a constitutional amendment that would enable government at the federal and state levels alike to heavily regulate campaign contributions and expenditures. The effort is driven by the Democrats' intense disagreement with Supreme Court decisions on campaign finance. The amendment likely will fail, as it certainly should. As in so many areas of governance these days, liberty—here the freedom of speech protected by the First Amendment—is at stake.
Last week in these pages ("Unfree Speech"), editorializing on the shamefully canceled commencement addresses of Condoleezza Rice and Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Philip Terzian noted, "Both are identifiably conservative, and therefore, so far as the left is concerned, persona non grata. . . . But as it broadens and proliferates, as this culture of bigotry takes root and wields power, such campus intolerance will become a problem for the left as well."
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Alabama Voters Against Lawsuit Abuse thought voters had chosen wisely by electing Bob Riley governor. He talks conservative talk and most think he governs well.
That's why folks are disturbed by his heavy-handed actions on the gambling issue. Gambling's not an AVALA issue. Lawsuit abuse in Alabama, which is rampant, is AVALA's sole concern.
In AVALA's opinion, Riley has swung wide a door to lawsuits against the state. Prohibition-era tactics employed by his task force are worse than distasteful, they probably are actionable.
Forced entry, without warrants, into establishments have a large majority of Alabamians shaking their heads in dismay and even distress. These actions are unseemly and against the peace of the state.
With all the political means and persuasive tools at the governor's disposal, what possible logic could entice him to play gangbusters? It hardly has been a measured response. Where have you gone, Eliot Ness?
AVALA does not pretend to have an answer to the gambling question. But the respected U.S. Chamber of Commerce just has released a survey that shows Alabama remains at the very bottom in civil courtroom fairness and efficiency.
It has been that way for years, as noted by the chamber and practically every other group that measures such things. Only the Alabama Supreme Court stands between our state and a return to the hottest part of tort hell.
Riley's tactics seem to be too grudge-like and appear to be a reckless disregard of proper procedure. We might all pay for that, as taxpayers footing the bill for lawsuits engendered by excessive state actions.
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Emmaus High School senior Scott Schlegel recently won first place in the high jump at the New Balance Indoor Track and Field Nationals at the Armory in New York City.
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Love is one of the reasons for our existence, but in order to love, I think we need to start with the truth that is found in the first letter of John: we love because God first loved us. Our love is a response to God's great love, and we respond to that love with gratitude. Love is something we receive as a gift from God and it should bubble up and cause us then to respond to other people and whatever is going on with that sense of the love of God. That life that we have is, for each of us, our own gift from God, which we are giving to God as a response to his love.
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Dry your clothes without an energy consuming dryer even on rainy days with this handy Honey-Can-Do 3-Tier Mesh Top Drying Rack. For indoor or occasional outdoor use, the rack is made from a coated steel frame making it sturdy and rust-resistant. Unlike a wall-mounted unit, this portable rack can be used anywhere including; the laundry room, balcony, porch, bathroom, or kitchen and folds down to 2-1/2 inches flat for easy storing. A top mesh shelf is ideal for air-drying delicate items such as sweaters, hosiery, and lingerie. With an incredible 43-linear feet of capacity to air-dry clothes using minimal floor space, this expandable drying is a great space-saver. With stringent quality control methods, Honey-Can-Do confidently offers a limited lifetime warranty on every product they make.
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48 inch hood liner with a 60 inch range
So here is my dilemma. I had planned on a 48 inch Wolf range and bought a Wolf hood liner and 1200 cfm internal blower from a guy selling on Craigslist new for $875. I was waiting to find a Wolf 48 inch on discount and came across a deal I couldn't pass up yesterday. I found a display model 60 inch Wolf dual fuel 4 burner with French top and griddle for $8500. Now I have a 60 inch range with 4 burners and a 48 inch liner (1200 cfm blower). This range doesn't have a grill and only has 4 burners. Would this liner work for my range? I am building a new custom home and am having the cabinet guys make me a wooden hood cover. I could put stainless steel on the sides to direct the smoke to the liner on the extra 6 inches on each side. Could this work or should I just get a 60 inch liner?
In principle, you could extend it to achieve a collection aperture big enough for your range. This would require the basic unit to be rather high and the baffles somewhat harder to reach for cleaning. The angle of the extension pieces must be sufficiently close to vertical that effluent reflects upward when impinging on the extension. This makes the collecting aperture of the liner rather high, and the overall assembly rather large. Cabinetry may help obscure this.
Whether 1200 cfm (at zero static pressure drop that you won't achieve) is adequate depends on many factors, but it might be risky because with a large aperture, the velocity of the air at the aperture might be relatively low and not helpful for containing the effluent. On the other hand, as the effluent rises and narrows in the hood, when it reaches the baffles the air velocity will be higher and perhaps adequate. I would be concerned that with significant cooking ongoing, rising effluent from multiple sources would not be contained, as may be seen in published Schlieren photographs of commercial units pulling insufficient cfm.
Conceivably, a second helper fan inline with the ducting or mounted to the roof could be used to boost flow. Methods of control of both fans would need to be considered.
Your trade-off here is avoiding the loss of the liner purchase price and committing to a lot of time to ensure a bastardized design will work, along with a lot of additional cost for parts and welding, versus just buying the right assembly and possibly reselling the unneeded liner.
The liner capture area should extend beyond the cooking zone such that rising and expanding effluent intercepts the aperture and not the area outside the aperture where it will not be captured. A 66 to 72 inch liner will be needed.
In any case, don't forget the need for make-up air.
I would use the liner you have, just make sure you recess the liner up inside the wooden structure be 6".
The capture area should be 66" x 27" possibly set 32" - 36" above the range top dependent on local code and the height of the people using the range regularly.
I doubt you will need make-up air, but you may want it.
Code may require MUA for any fan over 400 cfm.
More to the point, if you are going to get anything vaguely near 1200 cfm through that hood, new air has to be available. Where will it come from?
Much depends on what/how you cook, and the design of the house. But if you are really want to use that nice big griddle, consider a new, bigger liner, a blower rated above 1200 cfm, and at least 10" ducting.
Think of it this way: If this turns out to be overkill, you'll simply end up running the blower at less than full blast when you need it. But if you end up with inadequate ventilation, fixing it will be expensive.


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Today, we decided to talk about the SPOUSES of presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama. This year they both happen to be wives (who are we kidding? ... they always have been). It's become an axiom that we want to know who these guys are married to.
How much do we need to know?
Let's debate this. On the one hand, we know the spouses are key players. Most married people influence each other, how could they not? So, we should know something about them, shouldn't we? On the other hand, the wife is not on the ballot, so shouldn't there be some zone of privacy?
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About Candidates and their Spouses?
It doesn't affect my vote. I've always looked at the Candidates' policies to make my decision.
Other than on the national level of voting for Presidents, I don't know the spouses of candidates I vote for on the local and state levels. And I like it that way.
About Dr. Dobson and Sen. Obama?
I've read and said enough on this blog about faith this past week and how some folks interpret the Bible; I'm quite drained on that subject.
But I will say this, I question Dr. Dobson's timing (two years after Obama's speech) to make a public statement. Could it be Dobson sensed a shift in the base to Obama then all of a sudden makes statement on how Obama distorted the Bible?
About Imus and Pacman?
Non-issue. Obviously, Imus had no idea what a nuisance Pacman Jones was. So wrong person to talk about disparity in arrests with blacks and other races. Pacman deserved ALL his arrests.
Shaq vs. Kobe?
Shaq's "freestyle" was funny! And I will always have a soft spot for good humor. The first time I saw the video, for a split second, I missed Shaq's antics on the local news for the four years he was with the Miami Heat.
On the other hand (my serious side), I thought it was childish. Shaq is a 36 year old man and by that time, a man should put away childish things.
Besides, Kobe didn't cause Shaq's divorce as he rapped in the "freestyle." Shaq was still with his soon to be ex-wife five years after Kobe threw him under the bus - a punk move on Kobe's part.
Michel, you asked for comments following your program on Michelle Obama.
I'm a 72-year-old white guy who's enormously impressed with Michelle Obama, ever since I first saw her give a speech on C-SPAN. Oh, I wish she had said "I've never been so proud of my country...etc." instead what she actually said (which I fully understand, by the way) but which will be used against her again and again by the other party. It may seem odd to say it, but I probably have more faith in Michelle than in Barack. Although I've supported Barack for president from the start, frankly, I don't know if he'll be able to lead the country in the direction we all hope he will. But, because I have an instinctive trust in Michelle, I'm rather relying on her judgment that he really is the right man this time.
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Welcome home. Good show. I could really feel your reunion with a childhood friend, especially the part about leaving New York for school and never really returning. There are many native New Yorkers who, upon getting an opportunity to see another way of life, never even think about reentering the high voltage, alternating current that is New York. And then there are many others, like me, who are privileged to go away to college, and do a stint in D.C., but never seriously consider calling anywhere else home.
Welcome back, even if only to hear your own voice mixed with the sound of the city that made you, and still makes me.
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Well, not to beat a dead horse from earlier comments, but I'm clearly on the Nunya side of the spouses issue, as in, "It's nunya business." For example, this weekend I heard one listener to NPR complain about Cindy McCain being discribed by one reporter as a "frat boy's dream" and then listed all of Mrs. McCain's work with special needs children. Like Mercutio, I say a pox on both the reporter and the listener. What the spouses and the families do is nobody's business.
I felt this way even before I could vote. During the 1980 President Carter said this golden words: "I asked my daughter Amy what's the most important issue in this campaign. She told me, 'nuclear power.'"
Only 16 years old, I screamed at the TV --as if I yelled loud enough, he could hear me on the other side of the camera-- "I don't care what Amy thinks! She's not running for president!"
I just wonder if I'm the only one who thinks this way or if I'm the only one who's brave enough or foolish enough to chime in against the din of celebrity journalism dressed in the sheep's clothing of political coverage.
I feel sorry for political journalists who are assigned to interview the candidate's spouses. If they have an ounce of integrity, they must feel dirty asking such inane questions as, "What's their favorite movie?" But, of course, I feel even dirtier knowing their favorite movie as a result of such interviews.
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Cool cutting rooting method!
I was watching "Gardening by the Yard", and he showed a method for rooting hardwood cuttings that was really neat! He stuck it in rooting hormone, then poked a hole in a potato that was a little smaller than the cutting, then stuck the cutting in the potato. Bury the potato completely in potting soil, and it should root.
I've simply got to try this, as my best friend has a produce store and is always throwing out potatoes! Maybe you could ask at the local grocery to have all their tossable potatoes . Sometimes they have rules where they can't give them to you, but I made friends with the produce manager once, and he called me when he had certain stuff he was dumping. I was using his refuse in my compost pile.
I hope you all realize that is a great-grandmother method of rooting things! It was my gram's favorite way to do up a rose cutting that was especially tough to root (I'm a grandmother now). It was supposedly the way that pioneer ladies managed to take their cuttings along to their new homestead. There was a good description of the method last year on one of the rose forums. Maybe it made it to
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I saw that episode and was confused by it. What I didn't understand is why it would work any better than moist potting soil.
Paul didn't explain that which was unfortunate as I like to understand the whys and hows of things.
The idea I liked better was taking a branch from a willow tree and letting it sit in a bucket of water for a day or so and using that as a rooting hormone. That made sense because willow trees are natural producers of the same stuff commerical rooting hormone powders use.
Also, wouldn't burying the potato result in a potato vine growing? why would a healthy potato rot away? I have had those things grow in my compost pile and they weren't healthy looking when put in it.
I hope you all realize that is a great-grandmother method of rooting things!
I am not surprised, seems our Great-Grandmothers knew lots of neat tricks!
I told my 91 yr old Dad about it & he said it made sense to him, his thoughts were the potato would provide the moisture it needed.
Wouldn't burying the potato result in a potato vine growing? why would a healthy potato rot away? I have had those things grow in my compost pile and they weren't healthy looking when put in it.
I've had that happen too, even harvested some potatoes from potato peelings that grew in my compost pile... :-)
What are you supposed to do when you want to plant the cutting in the ground, out in the yard?
I've had just about 100% sucess with starting cuttings. I think the key is to make sure there is good contact between the soil and the cuttings. If there is any air space whatever, the roots growing from the cutting can dry out and die.
What I do is make a hole in the ground with a metal rod a little smaller than the cutting I want to start. Then I Force the cutting into the hole, which insures very good contact between it and the soil. I also put a circle of grass clippings around the cutting, to keep the soil moister and cooler. The clippings should not actually touch the cutting.
Another little tip: if the cutting puts out leaves and looks fine for a few days, then suddenly starts to wilt if the weather warms up, shading it with a cardboard box can save it. What can happen is warmer weather results in the leaves transpiring more water than the just-developing roots can absorb. So the leaves wilt, and the cutting could die. Shading it significantly reduces water lost by transpiration, sometimes enough to be the difference between life and death for the cutting.
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The facility was clean and attractive, but the building must have been old. Many of the electrical outlets were so worn a plug wouldn't stay in them.
Our bathroom door looked a little worn.
Service was friendly & efficient. The room was clean & orderly, location great, right off the 5. Only problem in the room was the sound of the toilet flushing. It went from a whine to a very loud howl. I was afraid I'd wake the neighbors. All in all though, it was "cheap but cheery."
Nothing bad happened to me.
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Nothing really Ectened Stay America in San Ramom was awful
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Awesome experience. We reserved late and last minute and we were treated like VIPs. We also requested extra pillows, tea and soap. All were brought up immediately. The front desk staff was sweet to my 9yo daughter, who is in love with this chain too!
great price, good location
bathroom was a little old but still fine considering the price
Proximity to highway, food, and grocery. Hotel was quiet and not overcrowded. Staff was helpful. Parking was well lit. Walking distance to several fast food and even a few restaurants.
Its dated. The suite I was staying in was the king suite with whirlpool tub. Tub is tricky to get into without some compromising position. Room smelled like mildew and the carpet around the tub was frayed from water damage.
The location of this hotel is excellent. Grocery store, many places to grab a bite and right off the freeway. Quiet hotel, clean and affordable
The room is outdated. I stayed in the jacuzzi suite. The jacuzzi is difficult to get in and out of, especially wet. The room smelled of mildew enough that I had to air it out a few times. The carpet around the tub is coming up and frayed exposing nails.
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i knew there would be something i would miss in our reno, i have installed pedestal sink in small upper bathroom and because you walk in on the side of the sink, you see all ugly pipes, any suggestions, i still need to do some painting on beadboard, install mirror, adjust sconces(contractor put upside down) and do builtins behind the tub area, any sugggestions to improve is appreciated, so far this is the only space i am a little less than impressed with. thanks, by the way, last pic is a before
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Alternatively, a free-standing towel rack (again, pivot arm) if by any chance you don't want to drill the tiles.
Paint the pipe with a metallic paint, like a brushed nickel finish or replace it with a chrome pipe. We have a radiator under our kitchen sink so we needed to leave the space open for optimum heat output. We redid it with chrome drain piping and it looks OK open to the world.
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For fun let's think outside the box and say that we want to avoid seeing the attached plumbing altogether. Simply go to a Home Depot (or equal home supply store) and find two white shutters (which they stock) in the height close to the height to the underside of your pedestal lavy. You can attach them together top and bottom with simple clips. You can use a couple of "L" angles at the bottom to attach them to the floor or have them angled (like a "V") loosely so you can easily move them for cleaning. Including a 30 minute drive to the store, this can be done in less than two hours. How your plumbing is completely hidden from view.


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We visited during Girls' Weekend in late September and this wound up being the highlight of our weekend! You get to enjoy a sampling of food as you get a historical walking tour through Naperville. We would have never learned or experienced all of this on our own without spending countless hours reading ahead of time and carrying tour books...
We did this as a client event and all of our guests thoroughly enjoyed it! We took a leisurely walk through the local neighborhoods hearing about history, architecture and visited 6 different restaurants all nicely interspersed. Mike was wonderful and amazed us with many wonderful tidbits of Naperville history and food facts. We had a couple of long time Naperville...
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Our tour guide was so knowledgable about the area, the history, and the best places to dine in Naperville!!!! Highly recommend the tour even if you are a local! Timing and distance covered in the tour couldn't have been more perfect. Our Saturday tour included 6 delicious tastings at some of the best local eateries along with some siteseeing and...
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Along with the walking tour we learned a lot of history of the area. Our guide Mike was AWESOME!
I would recommend this to anyone.
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Not only did we visit businesses that allowed us to sample their specialties but we also received historical and fun facts on the way to each stop on our route. Didn't realize Naperville had so much to offer. Thanks Mike!!
This tour exceeded my expectations. Nice variety of restaurants and tastings mixed with local history, architecture and art. I've been to Naperville many times but would never have discovered on my own many of the places we visited. Mike was a great guide--it felt more like visiting with a friend than spending an afternoon with a tour guide. Highly recommended!
Our office planned a group outing with Mike to lean a little about Naperville and sample some of the local food. The tour was fun, timely paced, and informative. Mike was a pleasure to work with and he helped ensure that we sampled and saw a variety of what Naperville had to offer. I would highly recommend this tour for...
I just moved to Naperville this month and thought that going on a food tour would be a great introduction to this area and it did. The tour guide introduced us to lots of the historic tidbits and food locations. I even found a new place that I would have never otherwise go explore if I was not introduced to...
My friend wanted something different for her bachelorette party and this tour seemed perfect for her. I made the right choice and we all had a great time! I would definitely recommend this tour for anyone that loves food, history or looking for something different!
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New melon call honey kiss. Just WOW.
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This is the second time i bought this melon. I got them at the asian supermarket. Looks exactly like Honey Kiss Melon. They are so good. Crispy like asian pear, very very sweet, refreshing. I don't think I have eaten any melon that's as good IMO. Cantalope are just bland since i start eating these. However it's $7 each they are kind of pricey for me. Does anyone know if it come true from seed? or where to buy these seeds? Just wow. I'll know if they come true from seed soon enough (if the deers don't wipe them out like everything else.)
Honey Kiss is described as a Hami melon. It is probably a proprietary hybrid. I'm growing a hybrid Hami type for the first time this year. Hamis are storage melons so this one went in my second planting. Link below.
I have grown "Extra Summer Sweet" from the same site, and have some planted this year. A great little melon. Beautiful, too. Not a crispy type. Brix may be high enough for Fruit Nut. Next year, I may try "Sweet Honda".
If you're saving seeds from a hybrid, you may not get anything close to the melon you're eating this year. I planted seeds from a hybrid specialty melon one year and got a very strange assortment of melons - not much like the F1 parent at all.
Here is a link that might be useful: Hami Sweet Hybrid melon
sunny-orchard, how did that work out for you?
Curious, because I'd saved a couple of seeds from a honey kiss, got tired of running into them every time I cleaned up, and last Fri I tossed them out into a bare spot in one of my beds, not really expecting anything since the ground is still scorching hot here.
They came roaring up overnight and are already starting on their first real leaves this morning. Very vigorous little plants, but I do wonder what kind of fruit they will produce.
Just thought I'd update this to say that while they grew like crazy (3 inches the first week!) they didn't like our rainy weather at all, so I snipped 'em off before they could spread powdery mildew everywhere. Didn't seem to have even minimal resistance to it.


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