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30 March 2015 8:14 AM, PDT | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »
This new Jurassic World movie is going to be an interesting one. The first movie in the franchise had us marveling at the visual wizardry as prehistoric dinosaurs came to life in John Hammond's (the late Richard Attenborough) Jurassic Park. Things got out of hand when Dennis Nedry decided he wanted to make a little money selling dino DNA. Now, the humans are causing problems again as they continue to play God by not only bringing us dinosaurs (despite the problems the last three times around), but by purposely creating a new breed of dinosaur, the Ultrakillosaurus and it is gobbling up everything in sight. Just below is the new Jurassic World trailer, give it a peek and let me know if you'll be in line when the park opens back up on June 12. yt id="yaWuNjHH2xA" width="500" Twenty-two years after the events of Jurassic Park, Isla Nublar »
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23 March 2015 5:30 AM, PDT | The Hollywood News | See recent The Hollywood News news »
Cinderella hits UK this Friday. A traditional take on the classic fairy tale, Kenneth Branagh directs Downton Abbey's Lily James as the titular heroine. The film is a true live adaptation of Disney's iconic cartoon and features a plethora of fine actors and actresses, most of them British. Kenneth Branagh's name on the directors chair obviously helped get a few to sign the dotted line; the film stars Richard Madden, Cate Blanchett, Helena Bonham Carter, Derek Jacobi and Stellan Skarsgard to name but a few.
Ahead of Cinderella's cinematic release (which feature new Frozen short film Frozen Fever) we were invited to the luxurious Claridges to attend a very special press conference. We felt just like Cinderella as we walked through the historic building. There were many questions that people were dying to ask, but we had but one – had Prince Kit not learned anything from Rob Stark's marital choices? »
- Kat Smith
18 March 2015 1:05 PM, PDT | MUBI | See recent MUBI news »
The world is upside down, or as David Lynch puts it: "The world is wild at heart and weird on top." The countries that are peace keepers are also the biggest manufacturers of weapons and the most profitable industries are the ones that are destroying this planet. One percent of the population owns more than the other ninety-nine together. Our system is fundamentally unjust. That is a fact and many of today's urgent problems are obliging us to examine the very framework of our society.When you scroll through the programme of this year's Human Rights Watch Film Festival (Hrwff), you cannot but notice that most of the 16 films, except for John Stewart's directing debut Rosewater, a film about the life of the Iranian-Canadian journalist Maziar Bahari, are documentaries. They are bringing us unknown stories from all over the world and they point to issues concerning violations of human rights. »
- Ana Sturm
17 March 2015 8:30 AM, PDT | The Guardian - TV News | See recent The Guardian - TV News news »
Sir David Attenborough leads tributes to brother who died last year, as Sir Ben Kingsley and Lord Puttnam also make readings at memorial
A host of stars gathered in central London to honour the life of the Oscar-winning director Sir Richard Attenborough.
Lord Attenborough, who was a leading figure in British film as an actor, director and producer for more than half a century, died last August at the age of 90.
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16 March 2015 2:52 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Traveller's Tales' hit Lego series turns its attention to the Jurassic Park franchise. Here's the first trailer for Lego Jurassic World...
"Clever girl..."
For years, Traveller's Tales have created a reliably entertaining string of action games based on hit film franchises, starting with Lego Star Wars in the PlayStation 2 era. Just in time for the release of Colin Trevorrow's forthcoming Jurassic World, along comes the studio's Lego version, which spans all four films in the franchise released so far.
Expect the usual mix of jumping, shooting, pulling levers and collecting bricks, along with plenty of loving recreations of the Jurassic Park franchise's most famous moments. The Lego game formula may be familiar by now, but when you're presented with a Lego version of Richard Attenborough or a similarly diminutive Jeff Goldblum, it's hard not to be drawn in yet again.
Lego Jurassic World's out in June for Xbox 360, Xbox One, »
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4 March 2015 9:46 AM, PST | The Guardian - TV News | See recent The Guardian - TV News news »
Stalwart actor known for playing dependable British characters
When you watch British films produced by Bryan Forbes and Richard Attenborough between Whistle Down the Wind in 1961 and Shadowlands in 1993, you will find that Gerald Sim, who has died aged 89, was in most of them, usually playing a detective, a doctor or a magistrate of some kind, always trustworthy and on the right side of the law.
He was one of those quiet, unassuming actors whose presence guaranteed dependability: instantly recognisable, soon forgotten, always welcome; an open moon face, a clarion-clear voice (the result of a proper training in repertory theatre), a discreet presence. He was definitely part of the British screen "family", not least because he was the younger brother of the actor Sheila Sim, Attenborough's wife.
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2 March 2015 3:00 PM, PST | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
The Jurassic World viral website JurassicWorld.com has been updated with a new section showcasing the Hammond Creation Lab, where new dinosaurs are brought to life. We have a brief video which breaks down the Hammond Creation Lab's process, and on the site itself, fans will get to see a familiar character from the original Jurassic Park, Mr. DNA! In the 1993 movie, Mr. DNA was a cartoon character designed to help explain how InGen created the dinosaurs for this massive theme park, and it seems fans will get to see him again in Jurassic World. Here's an overview of the Hammond Creation Lab from the JurassicWorld.com website.
"A New Age of Dinosaurs starts here at the Hammond Creation Lab. In our state of the art facilities, the world's greatest living paleogeneticists work to extract, sequence and assemble the DNA necessary to bring dinosaurs from the Jurassic era to Jurassic World. »
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24 February 2015 1:48 PM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
Melissa Rivers has responded to outrage over her mother Joan Rivers being left out of an 'In Memoriam' segment at the 87th Academy Awards.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences have drawn criticism for leaving Rivers out of a segment honouring deceased celebrities like Robin Williams, Lord Richard Attenborough and Bob Hoskins at Sunday's ceremony.
Outrage over the snub on social media grew so strong that the Academy addressed the matter in a statement: "Joan Rivers is among the many worthy artists and filmmakers we were unfortunately unable to feature in the 'In Memoriam' segment of this year's Oscar show.
"She is, however, included in our 'In Memoriam' gallery on Oscar.com."
Melissa has since offered an official response on her late mother's Facebook account.
"It would have been nice, especially considering the impact she had on the awards season, but [my son] Cooper and I have been overwhelmed with »
23 February 2015 12:52 PM, PST | cinemablend.com | See recent Cinema Blend news »
Every year at the Academy Awards, an emotional tribute is held to recognize those lost in the film industry that year. 2015 marked an especially emotional time with big names including Philip Seymour Hoffman, Robin Williams, Bob Hoskins, and Richard Attenborough on the list. But, among those fallen there were a few very important names left out of the "In Memoriam" segment of the show. And many were especially upset that the iconic comedian Joan Rivers was left out of the video montage. Social media erupted, news outlets were shocked, no one could believe that someone as well-known as Joan Rivers was not honored at the 2015 Oscars. Yes, she was a stand-up comic and TV personality, but she also made appearances in films such as The Muppets Take Manhattan and Spaceballs. So, in response an Academy representative spoke out. They responded to Rivers. omission with a statement (via THR): Joan Rivers »
23 February 2015 9:03 AM, PST | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
Last night was Hollywood's time to shine and bask in the glow of their accomplishments. But as ever, the party respectfully paused to pay tribute to those that passed away over the last year. 2014 saw some big talents leave us. Robin Williams, Lauren Bacall, Mickey Rooney, Bob Hoskins, Richard Attenborough, and legendary cinematography Gordon Willis were all given shine. If you're wondering where Philip Seymour Hoffman was, he was honored during last year's Oscar ceremony. Meanwhile, a minor outcry erupted over the snubbing of Joan Rivers in the In Memoriam tribute, but the Academy released the following statement to THR: "Joan Rivers is among the many worthy artists and filmmakers we were unfortunately unable to feature in the In Memoriam segment of this year's Oscar show. She is, however, included in our In Memoriam gallery on Oscar.com." So there you go. Watch below. »
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23 February 2015 2:23 AM, PST | The Hollywood Reporter | See recent The Hollywood Reporter news »
A number of recognizable people were surprisingly left out of this year's "In Memoriam" segment during the Oscar telecast. Meryl Streep presented the video montage at Sunday's Academy Awards ceremony, which paid tribute to the many film-industry figures who died in the past year, including Robin Williams, Richard Attenborough, Lauren Bacall, Mickey Rooney, Bob Hoskins and Mike Nichols. However, some notable names were omitted from the list, including the following five individuals. Read More Oscars 2015: Joan Rivers Snubbed by "In Memoriam" Tribute Elaine Stritch The Broadway legend, who also played Alec Baldwin's character's mom on 30 Rock, appeared
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22 February 2015 10:47 PM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
Jennifer Hudson has honoured the biggest talent in movies who have passed away at this year's Oscars ceremony.
The singer took to the Dolby Theatre stage with a heartfelt performance of 'I Can't Let Go' during the ceremony's traditional in memoriam segment.
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"This is for all the people who shared their talents and lives with us. We are forever changed," the 33-year-old said.
Meryl Streep introduced the in memoriam, saying: "What ever role they played in movie-making, the films that they were part of made us laugh and think, and cry, and consider life with fresh eyes.
"They tickled us, raised our spirits when we needed it, challenged our minds and shocked our complacencies. Through their work they shared a piece of their soul, and so we will miss them »
22 February 2015 3:15 PM, PST | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
All the winners from Sunday's 87th Academy Awards.
Show host Harris signs off with a chirpy, "Buenos noches!"
Sean Penn walks on. It's time for the big one. Best film. Will it be Birdman or Boyhood? It's Birdman! The movie ends the night tied with The Grand Budapest Hotel on four Oscars. Inarritu, referring to his pal Alfonso Cuaron who enjoyed success with Gravity at last year's show, says, "Two Mexicans in a row. That's suspicious, I guess." Slightly more seriously, Agi also calls on his fellow Mexicans to help build a strong future for his beloved country. Wow, a good night for Birdman and a surprisingly barren one for Boyhood. Pirates indeed, Ethan Hawke, but glorious pirates.
And now Matthew McConaughey saunters on stage to announce best actress. Julianne Moore, five times a nominee at the Oscars is the favourite. Will she get it this time for Still Alice? Yes she's got »
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20 February 2015 9:37 PM, PST | Entertainment Tonight | See recent Entertainment Tonight news »
ETonline is paying tribute to the stars that passed away in the past year with our "Oscar: In Memoriam" fan art collection. Check out some of the highlights below and check back in on the Et Tumblr page for more.
Photos: In Memoriam: Stars We Lost In 2014
The legendary comedian committed suicide on August 11, 2014.
The inspirational author and poet passed away on May 28, 2014 at age 86.
The actress, who was Humphrey Bogart's real-life wife and on-screen co-star in iconic films like The Big Sleep, passed away one month before her 90th birthday on August 12, 2014.
News: Was Joan Rivers Snubbed in the 2015 GRAMMYs In Memoriam Segment?
The legendary comedian and fashion critic died at age 81 after complications during surgery on September 4, 2014.
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11 February 2015 7:24 AM, PST | Scott Feinberg | See recent Scott Feinberg news »
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With the DGA Award in hand, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu has become a frontrunner in the best director Oscar race for Birdman.
Only seven winners of the DGA Award have not won the best director Oscar in the 66 years that the Directors Guild of America has given the award. The most recent case was two years ago, when Ben Affleck wasn't even nominated for the best director Oscar for Argo, which won best picture.
No American has won for best director since 2011 and if Inarritu, who is from Mexico, takes the Oscar this year, the trend will continue. Inarritu could become the second Latin American director to win for best director, following Alfonso Cuaron's win last year.
In the 86 years since the Academy Awards' inception, 89 Oscars have been given for best director. Twenty-six awards (29 percent) went to non-American born directors.
At the first annual »
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8 February 2015 3:57 PM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
The British Academy Film Awards' decision not to include comedian Rik Mayall and award-winning actor Bob Hoskins in its 'In Memoriam' segment has proved controversial on social media.
Robin Williams, Lauren Bacall and Lord Richard Attenborough were among the celebrities whose lives were memorialized, but Mayall and Hoskins were left out of a tribute montage.
Boyhood, Theory of Everything lead winners at BAFTA Film Awards 2015
Hoskins won the Best Actor BAFTA Award for his performance in Mona Lisa, and also appeared in The Long Good Friday, Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Snow White and the Huntsman prior to his death last April.
Mayall was perhaps best known for his television work in The Young Ones and Blackadder, but he also starred in the films Guest House Paradiso and Drop Dead Fred.
Mayall's sudden passing shocked the entertainment world last June.
Fans of both actors reacted to the BAFTAs snub on »
8 February 2015 1:25 PM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
London — BAFTA went mad about the boy on Sunday night in London, with Richard Linklater's "Boyhood" picking up the prizes for best picture and director, as well as supporting actress.
It was a night at the Royal Opera House where almost everything went to form.
There were no surprises in the acting races, with Eddie Redmayne, Julianne Moore, J.K. Simmons and Patricia Arquette all winning — confirming their status as clear favorites for the Oscars in two weeks' time.
As well as taking the best actor award, James Marsh's "The Theory of Everything" made up for missing out in the best picture race by taking the award for outstanding British film and the prize for adapted screenplay.
It was a grand night for Wes Anderson's "The Grand Budapest Hotel," winning five awards: original screenplay, original music, makeup and hair, production design and costume design.
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8 February 2015 8:24 AM, PST | WeAreMovieGeeks.com | See recent WeAreMovieGeeks.com news »
Oscar winner Ben Kingsley (The Boxtrolls, Iron Man 3) has joined the cast of John Pogue's (The Quiet Ones) action thriller Wake starring Bruce Willis (Die Hard film franchise), and produced by Michael Benaroya (Lawless, Margin Call), Tobin Armbrust (A Walk Among The Tombstones, Begin Again), David Alpert (upcoming American Ultra, AMC's 'The Walking Dead') and Chris Cowles (The Numbers Station, Autobahn).
International Film Trust (Ift) is handling foreign rights to the film, which they are actively selling at the European Film Market. CAA is representing the domestic sales rights.
"Sir Ben is a truly one of a kind talent, with a unique subtlety to his work. He brings characters to life and charges them with emotion and power at just the right moments. He's a tremendous addition to this cast, I can't wait to see what he does with Kole, this film's powerful antagonist, »
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3 February 2015 1:10 PM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
It seems like fans won't have to wait until June to get a chance to see what Jurassic World will be like.
The film, fresh off their new trailer debut during the Super Bowl, has also released a brand new, interactive website that allows fans to explore the park that will be overrun by dinosaurs and Chris Pratt later this summer.
The site looks like a more interactive version of Six Flags or Disney World, but focuses on letting viewers take a peek at some of the dinosaurs that will be on display once the film hits theaters. The dinosaur page, which could also double as a nice science class guide, shows facts on the different breeds (and also notes how aggressive they are). There is also a preview of the gyrosphere (which has featured stars Nick Robinson and Ty Simpkins in the trailers) and a brief history of »
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25 January 2015 7:09 PM, PST | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
It was the final big American film and TV awards ceremony before the Oscars, and the one most likely to indicate who will be going home with Academy awards in a month's time. Find out if Hollywood's most celebrated actors perfect their speeches ... or losers' faces
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A quick-fire night then with a couple of surprises thrown in, mostly in TV.
Uzo Aduba started the evening by winning best female actor in a comedy series for her work in Orange is the New Black, which follows the Globes giving their equivalent to Gina Rodriguez.
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The company behind the very large and long-planned Vista Technology Campus is proposing an initial wave of construction that would include seven buildings, including a supermarket. The BBL Construction Services plan is scheduled to be reviewed by Bethlehem planning officials Tuesday. Approval would mean that BBL could start construction of some of the buildings by […] [Read More]
House of the Week: Chalet-style in Delmar
This week's house is a custom-built structure in Delmar, at 14 Adriance Lane. (map) Click here or on the photo to launch a gallery of images. The homes unusual exterior … well, I'm not really sure how to describe it. Contemporary? Ski lodge-y? Chalet-style? Anyway, the interior has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, and about […] [Read More]
Storefronts: Another bank branch in Delmar
Kinderhook Bank is planning a branch in the Delaware Plaza in Delmar and has filed an application to open there with the Comptroller of the Currency. The branch 180 Delaware Ave. would be the bank's first in Albany County. Renovation of the space will begin immediately and the bank is expecting that the branch can […] [Read More]
House of the Week: A Cottage in Bethlehem
This week's house is a relatively affordable three-bedroom at 5 Barent Winne Road in Bethlehem (map). Click here or on the photo to launch a gallery of images. The house, built in 1875, has an asking price of $162,900 and includes about 1,500 square feet of space, including a living room with original wood beams. […] [Read More]
Hannaford plans renovation of Delmar store
The Hannaford grocery chain is planning to renovate its store along Delaware Avenue in Delmar, adding to the millions it is spending on area supermarkets. The Maine-based chain is already renovating stores in Clifton Park, North Greenbush and Voorheesville, spending at least $1 million on each store, according to Hannaford spokesman Mike Norton. The renovations […] [Read More]
Storefronts: Delmar cafe to change hands, menu
Stephanie Lee reports that the Java Jazz Cafe and Bakery at 318 Delaware Ave. in Delmar (map) is being sold to new owners who intend to turn the eatery into a vegan restaurant. More details here. [Read More]
House of the Week: Historic in New Scotland
Check out this historic home in New Scotland (click on the photo to launch the gallery). The house, which is about five miles from Delmar's Four Corners, sits on 31 acres at 137 Unionville-Feura Bush Road. (map) The four-bedroom Colonial-style home, built in 1810, has four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and about 2,600 square feet of […] [Read More]
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Columbia Development and Berkshire Bank have won town approval in Bethlehem to build a branch at the site of the old Saratoga Shoe Depot. But while the initial plan called for demolition and construction of a new structure (rendering below), the bank and Columbia, which is affiliated with BBL Construction Services, have instead decided to […] [Read More]
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The developers proposing a massive residential and retail complex for a rural Glenmont intersection are pushing forward with the project — and will present their plan tonight to the town board. The plan for a 95-acre site at the intersection of Wemple Road and Route 9W (map) calls for 526 residential units — mostly apartments […] [Read More]
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Alexis Fernandez, Kenneth Lopez, Roderick Washington, Paul Nunes and Kemar Johnston were scheduled for another pre-trial conference next year, according to State Attorney's Office spokeswoman Samantha Syoen.
The five defendants, charged in the alleged kidnapping, torture, shooting and murder of the Sosas, appeared before Lee County Circuit Judge Thomas Reese Wednesday when the case was continued to Feb. 3.
There were 10 defendants charged in the Sosas' deaths.
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Today a ton of my photographer friends have been sharing an article from The Huffington Post by Anne Almasy, an award winning photographer.
At first read of the article, "Resolution," my heart kind of dropped. I felt saddened that so many of my photographer friends agreed so whole-heartily with something that felt as if it went against what I do and my little contribution to the wedding industry. However, after a few (like 10) more reads… I had some other thoughts about the article and my friends' response to it.
Okay, I promise that I will stop posting photos of this adorable wedding after today…but, I couldn't NOT post these adorable photos taken by Sash Photography. This is the kind of wedding photographer that I would want if I were getting married again. Briena was fantastic on site, came prepared with back-up everything, dressed nice, and took all the traditional shots as well as a ton of images of the guests.
The Oscars are this Sunday… are you celebrating? I am probably not… I have a busy, busy weekend. But, for those of you that are watching & celebrating with an Oscar Party, and need some last minute tips and ideas, check out these great posts:
In August of 2012 I was fortunate enough to get to help my friends Alishia and Ryan with their beautiful wedding. I posted a few sneak peek photos from my camera a while back. I'm excited to finally be able to share some of the wedding photos (from the photographer) and the process behind the event! Check back tomorrow for the full {real party} post— today I want to focus on the process of before and after. I hope that if you are planning a DIY wedding some of these tips can help you with the process.
Happy Valentine's Day!!! I love today. As a Valentine's Day treat I am sharing a {Real Party} feature. I think real parties are always my favorite posts. I like to see how everyday people do parties and what the parties ACTUALLY look like in process. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
This past weekend a few of us ladies got together for a fun Ladies' Night. (Galentine's Day anyone?) It was hosted at the beautiful home of Suzannah from Adventure's in Dressmaking. Seriously, her place is so nice that we barely needed to decorate at all! I wanted to steer away from using too much pink in this party…not because I don't love pink, but because I've used it SO much over the years. I wanted something that made me think coziness and winter. We went with a beautiful red, black, white, and grey plaid for the base of our decor. From there we added in some pink and red heart confetti, red flowers, and warm and fuzzy decor items
I also secured some final details on the March 10 Portland Bloggers' meet-up and set up the ticket sales for the event. If you are a Portland-area blogger then you will certainly want to get your ticket before they sell out… this event is going to be AMAZING! Attendees are going to get the chance to pose for Portland photographers, learn tips on how to make their photos better, and more. Click here to purchase your $10 ticket!
I hope you had a wonderful weekend! I'll be back tomorrow to share some more Valentine's Day fun!
Can you believe that Valentine's Day is just around the corner? I still feel like I am recovering from Christmas and New Year's Eve celebrations… but, a walk through your local store and you'll be reminded that the time of hearts, flowers, chocolate, and PINK is just around the corner. Now, I know that this day isn't for everyone… but, I love it. I loved it when I was single. I love it now. Sure, there are things about it I'm not a huge fan of… but, I try to focus on the parts I like. You know me… any excuse for a party!
A few ladies and I are getting together in a couple weekends for a ladies' night. We're having a sort of cocktail party with a hot toddy bar, photo booth, valentine exchange, and good company. I wanted to steer away from a large amount of pink and ultra-romantic stuff Although, there will be some pink and of course there will be hearts. But, I have thrown a lot of parties with pink as a main color lately and I'd like to move in a different direction. So, we decided to do a Cozy Flannel Valentines' Day theme.
I'm excited to bring flannel into the decor and to push myself to stay away from super traditional Valentines' Day party looks. The above Pinterest board has some of the ideas for the party. I'm really loving some of the pins. The pictured supplies above give you a real feel of my ideas for the party. I'm loving all of the hand lettered party signs and have been practicing my calligraphy. Can't wait to pull it out for this party. I also got some feathers, leather, yarn, old sweaters, and flannel to add to the cozy/natural feel of the party.
I went back and forth about whether I was going to put a "round-up" post up on the blog… but, as I enjoy reading everyone's yearly round-up posts, I decided to go ahead and put one up. So, without further ado… here are my top 12 party posts of 2012!
In January I featured a Rustic Dinner Party that I threw for a friend's birthday… my favorite details were the spray painted animal figures that found their way into the centerpieces and, of course, all the burlap. I'm pretty sure that 2012 was my year to use the heck out of burlap!


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My 67' coupe used to be a 6cyl. And was converted to a 302. I'm wanting to get a new intake manifold to match my Edelbrock carb. I was told that in order to get a new intake I would need to get the number off the engine block. And decode it in order to get one that works. My car is stored 30 minutes away and I don't want to travel and take off a starter just to have to come back and order something.
So I'm wondering if there's a way I can find out what will work without getting the engine block number?
I would also like some input on what intake I should match to my carb. Which is an Edelbrock Performance series. I'm naturally leaning towards the Edelbrock Performer intake.
Yeah, I would stick with the Edelbrock that will match your carb. Do some research. Maybe start here.
Edelbrock performer RPM would be the best.
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I concur. I have put them on a few 302's and 289's without a hitch. Usually takes me about an hour to 2 hours to completely do the swap.
Until a rusty bolt breaks off at the head. ;D
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A method of forming an integrated circuit module ae disclosed. The module includes a plurality of integrated circuit layers having beveled vertical edges along a portion thereof. The layers are connected to a contact board disposed orthogonal to the layers and also having a beveled first surface formed to receive and support the integrated circuit layers.
1. A method of forming an integrated circuit module including a plurality of circuit layers bounded on at least one end by a contact board, the method comprising:
a. anisotropically etching at least one V-shaped groove in the first surface of a plurality of layers;
b. forming a trench within each of said V-shaped grooves, said trench extending into the silicon substrate beyond the depth of the V-shaped groove;
c. forming an integrated circuit structure on a first surface on each of the layers;
d. forming first conductive pads on a first inclined surface of the V-shaped groove of each of the layers, said pad being in electrical communication with the integrated circuit structure;
e. thinning each of the layers such that the thickness of each layer is substantially equal to the depth of the trench, thereby severing a portion of the layer along the trench side walls such that said first inclined surface and a first trench sidewall define a first edge portion of each layer;
f. forming a plurality of trenches on a first surface of a first contact board;
g. anisotropically etching a first vertical edge surfaces of the contact board trenches to form a plurality of layer receiving channels, each of said channels including repetitive sawtooth pattern on the circuit board first surface, each sawtooth pattern including a vertical surface and a second inclined surface and horizontal portion;
h. forming second conductive pads on each of the second inclined surfaces;
i. forming a plurality of third conductive pads along a second surface of the contact board;
j. forming conductive vias extending through the contact board connecting each of the second conductive pads with a third conductive pad; and
k. connecting a plurality of the layers to the contact board such that each layer receiving channel receives and supports one of the layers in a direction substantially orthogonal to the contact board second surface, and wherein electrical communication is effected between the third conductive pads and the integrated circuit structures.
2. The method as recited in claim 1 wherein the step of anisotropically etching the layers comprises forming the layer such that the layer crystalline lattice structure is characterized by a 100 crystal orientation extending parallel to the layer first surface.
3. The method as recited in claim 2 wherein the V-shaped groove formed in each of the layers is formed to extend downwardly at an angle of approximately 54� from the layer first surface.
4. The method as recited in claim 1 wherein the contact board crystalline lattice structure is characterized by a (100) crystal orientation that extends perpendicular to the circuit board second surface.
5. The method as recited in claim 1 wherein the step of anisotropically etching first vertical sidewalls of a groove further comprises applying photoresist along the contact board first surfaces adjacent the first vertical edge surfaces.
6. The method as recited in claim 5 wherein the second inclined surface is formed to extend at an angle of approximately 36� from the plane of the circuit board wafer second surface, the second inclined surface extending lengthwise between adjacent grooves thereby severing portions of the circuit board first surface intermediate the grooves.
7. The method as recited in claim 1 further comprising:
repeating steps a-e to form second edge portions of each layer;
repeating steps f-j to form a second contact board; and
repeating step k to connect a plurality of the layers to the second contact board adjacent the layer second edge portions.
8. The method as recited in claim 1 further comprising the step of applying at least one insulating adhesive land intermediate the layers, said lands serving to secure adjacent layers together.
This is a divisional of copending application Ser. No. 07/383,429 filed on July 24, 1989, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,992,908, issued Feb. 12, 1991.
The present invention relates to integrated circuit modules and, more particularly to integrated circuit modules suitable for supporting arrays of infrared detector elements in a space environment.
Infrared detector modules are used for a variety of purposes including space surveillance. In view of the stringent environmental and performance demands of such systems, as well as space limitations relating to launch and orbit, substantial needs have developed to miniaturize the modules while retaining high performance and high reliability of operation.
For example, in order to provide accurate resolution of infrared imaging it may be necessary to space infrared detector elements by 4 mils or less. It is also desirable to provide some form of focal plane processing in order to limit the need to communicate raw data to remote processors. Consequently, there has developed a need to provide an improved module structure which not only satisfies the dense connectivity problems but also permits on-focal plane processing of the raw input signals.
A variety of contructions have been proposed for integrated circuit modules. One such structure is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,703,170 issued to Charles E. Schmitz and assigned to the common assignee. One area of difficulty with respect to such modules concerns the physical means for connecting the infrared detector array, bonded to a buffer or contact board or interface device to the module supporting the processing circuitry. Common techniques for such effecting such physical and electrical connections include the formation of indium bumps on the surface of the detector interface device which abut against conductive regions formed on vertical edge surfaces of the module layers. The indium bumps of the interface device and the edge surfaces of the module are typically held in place by an insulating adhesive material. In such a structure the individual layers are not supported by the structure of the detector interface device or by the shape or structure of the module layers. Such a construction has several drawbacks. It not only requires tedious alignment of the detector interface device and the module, but it also requires that the entire detector interface device/module interface be encased in adhesive as a means to connect the module to the detector interface device. Thus, individual module layers cannot be selectively removed from the module. The fabrication of such a module typically proceeds by forming a rigid multilayer module first before connecting the module to the detector interface device.
As a practical matter, there is the difficulty of spacing the layers to match the spacing of the detector elements, which is the same as that of the interface device or contact board, and to make readily electrical contact between the stacked layers and the contact board. Further, the extreme thinness of the module layers and the dense processing requirements result in a predictable number of defects which frequently cannot be identified until the module layers are connected to the detector interface device. However, because the module layers are permanently connected, defects with respect to any particular layer typically result in discarding the entire module.
Accordingly, there exists a need for developing an alternate arrangement for connecting module layers with the detector interface device that renders the physical and electrical connections more reliable, less tedious, and facilitates selective replacement of individual layers even after the module is formed and connected to the detector interface device.
An integrated circuit module and technique for forming the same are disclosed. The module includes a plurality of integrated circuit layers having beveled vertical edges along a portion thereof. The layers are connected to a contact board disposed orthogonal to the layers and also having a beveled first surface formed to receive and support the integrated circuit layers.
The integrated circuit layers may have beveled portions at opposite ends thereof to faciliate connection to a pair of contact boards each disposed on one end of the integrated circuit layer. Communication of electrical signals is facilitated by conductive pads formed on the beveled surfaces of the integrated circuit layer and contact board.
In the presently preferred embodiment the edges of the integrated circuit layers are beveled only along a portion thereof, the remaining portion being normal to the first surface of the layer. The contact board similarly incorporates unbeveled portions extending between beveled portions. The unbeveled portions facilitate reliable structural and electrical connection between the integrated circuit layers and the contact boards despite dimensional variations in the integrated circuit layers and contact boards.
In the presently preferred embodiment the beveled portions are formed by anisotropic etching of the surfaces of single crystalline silicon integrated circuit layers and contact boards. The integrated circuit layers and circuit boards are formed to have crystalline lattice structure oriented so that, upon anisotropic etching, the beveled portions are inclined to compliment each other, thereby facilitating precise mating of the circuit layer surface and the contact board surface.
Adhesive layers, or adhesive lands may be disposed between adjacent integrated circuit layers. Adhesive lands may also be disposed to connect the integrated circuit layers to the contact boards, e.g. intermediate the beveled surfaces. Where the integrated circuit layers are secured to the contact board at both ends, the integrated circuit layers need not be secured together by adhesive material. Thus, individual circuit layers may be removed from the module, i.e., removed from connection to the contact boards, without the need to disassemble the entire module. Alternatively, the layers may be secured to each other and/or to the contact board by material, e.g., solder, that can be readily liquified to faciliate selective removal of individual circuit layers without disassembling the entire module.
FIG. 1 is a partial side view of an integrated circuit module showing complementary contact angles where beveled layers engage the contact board;
FIG. 2a is a perspective view of a single integrated circuit layer connected to a grooved contact board;
FIG. 2b is a side view of the construction shown at FIG. 2a, further illustrating conductive pads, conductive vias and integrated circuit structure;
FIG. 3a is a perspective view of the grooved contact board showing the conductive pads formed on the inclined surfaces;
FIG. 3b is a side view of the contact board shown at FIG. 3a, further illustrating additional contact pads and conductive vias extending through the contact board;
FIG. 4 is a bottom view of the contact board illustrating a plurality of conductive pads;
FIG. 5 is a bottom view of an alternate contact board construction wherein rows of the conductive pads are interconnected;
FIGS. 6a, 6b, 7 and 8 illustrate the fabrication of the contact board;
FIGS. 9, 10 11, 13a and 13b illustrate the formation of the integrated circuit layers; and
FIGS. 14 and 15 are perspective views illustrating the assembly of the contact board and integrated circuit layers to form the integrated circuit module.
The detailed description set forth below in connection with the appended drawings is intended as a description of the presently preferred embodiment of the invention, and is not intended to represent the only form in which the present invention may be constructed or utilized. The description sets forth the functions and sequence of steps for construction of the invention in connection with the illustrated embodiment. It is to be understood, however, that the same or equivalent functions and sequences may be accomplished by different embodiments that are also intended to be encompassed within the scope of the invention.
FIG. 1 is a partial sectional view illustrating the connection of layers 11 having beveled edges that form thereon, with contact board 13 having a sawtooth pattern formed in one surface thereof. As shown at FIG. 1 the layers 11 are each formed to have a beveled edge 15, where said edge is formed by anisotropically etching (100) single crystalline silicon. The contact board 13 is formed to have a beveled edge 17 shaped to mate with layer beveled edge 15, at a complementary angle to edge 15.
As previously mentioned the layers are preferably formed to be extremely thin, i.e., approximately 3 to 4 mils. The formation of electrical contacts between stacked layers and contact board involves a tediously performed number process to obtain the required periodic spacing of layers in the stack by controlling the thickness of each layer, to prepare the contacts on the face of the stack and to align and to bump bond electrical contacts to the contact boards. The present invention employs a beveled edge layer stack face and a beveled groove contact board. This involves far less tedious processing.
There is to be addressed, however, the problem of forming precision matching angles by the use of anisotropic etching of the edge portions of both the layers and the contact board surface. It is to be understood, however, that the present invention is not to be viewed as limited to a particular method of forming precision matching angles on the mating surface. It is anticipated that other methods, which may be more or less efficient, may be used within the broader aspects of the present invention.
The anisotropic etching technique utilized in the presently preferred embodiment effectively etches the single crystalline material in a predictable direction in relation to the crystalline lattice. In the presently preferred embodiment the layers 11 are formed on (100) oriented single crystalline silicon material. The anisotropic etching selectively etches away atoms of a silicon until it reaches the portion of the silicon crystal lattice defined by the (111). In effect, anisotropic etching results in a beveled edge, the angle of which is determined by the silicon crystal lattice. In the presently preferred embodiment, the silicon wafer is formed such that the (100) orientation of the silicon molecule is arrayed in the direction shown at FIG. 1. As a result, anisotropic etching of the silicon layers 11 results in the formation of the beveled surface 15 shown at FIG. 1. In view of the particular crystalline lattice structure of the silicon molecule the beveled surface 15 is formed to have a bevel which is inclined as shown at FIG. 1. That bevel angle is repeatable so long as the (100) crystal orientation of the silicon module remains as indicated. Because the bevel angle is not a 45� angle but 54�, when (100) single crystalline silicon material is used, the angle of the contact board beveled grooves must be formed to accommodate the bevel of the layers. As described below this is done by forming the contact board to have a crystal lattice orientation where anisotropic etching forms a bevel that compliments the bevel of the layers, namely, a 36� angle.
FIGS. 2a and 2b illustrate the formation of the mating surfaces of the layers and the contact board in accordance with the presently preferred embodiment of the invention. As shown at FIG. 2a the contact board 13 is formed to include a plurality of conductive pads 21 formed on the beveled surfaces 17. As shown at FIG. 2b the layers 11 are formed to include conductive pads 23 which are in abutting electrical connection with contact board pads 21. The layer conductive pads 23 are in electrical communication with conductive pattern 25 formed on a first surface of layer 11. The conductive pattern 25 communicates signals from the conductive pad 23 to integrated circuit structure 27 formed in the surface of layer 11.
Though the figures illustrate the connection of the layers 11 to a single contact board, it is to be understood that the layers 11 may be connected to a second contact board along the opposite edge of the contact boards. The second contact board may be structured and formed in the identical manner as contact board 13. As a result of the two contact board embodiment the layers 11 are supported at both ends by the contact boards.
Referring again to FIG. 2b, further illustration is provided with respect to preferred structure of the contact board 13. As shown therein the contact board 13 is also provided with a plurality of conductive pads 29 formed on the second surface of the contact board. The conductive pads 29 preferably form an area array on the lower surface of the contact board 13, as shown more clearly at FIG. 4. FIG. 5 illustrates the underside of contact board 13 wherein the conductive pads 29 are reduced in size and are arrayed in rows interconnected by conductive strips 33. Depending upon the processing application it may be useful to interconnect some rows, alternate rows or all rows of the conductive pads, so that the information received from the interconnected detector elements (not shown) may be processed in the most efficient and useful manner.
Referring again to FIG. 2b, the electrical communication between pads 21 and conductive pads 29 is perferably effected by a conductive via 31 extending through the contact board 13. In the presently preferred embodiment the conductive via is formed by well known techniques such as vapor deposition of a through hole formed in the contact board 13.
FIGS. 3a and 3b provide additional illustration of the contact board 13 shown at FIGS. 2a and 2b. FIG. 3b also illustrates the formation of insulating oxide layer 35 formed on the surface of contact board 13. The opposite side of layer 13 may also be provided with an oxide layer 37, as shown at FIGS. 2b and 3b. The layer 11 may also be provided with an insulating oxide layer 39, as shown at FIG. 2b.
As shown at FIG. 3b the upper surface of contact board 13 is formed to include a plurality of grooves or channels 20, each characterized by an incline surface 17, a horizontal portion 41 and a vertical portion 43. The sloped surface 17 and vertical surface 43 serve to receive and engage the corresponding surfaces of the layers 11, as can be seen from FIGS. 2a and 2b. The horizontal portion 41 provides a basis of accommodating dimensional variations without degrading the structural or electrical integrity of the connection between the layer 11 and contact board 13. The layer 11 is similarly formed to have a beveled portion 15, an unbeveled portion 45 and a bottom portion 47. Portions 41 and 45 need not be sized to be the same and indeed may vary in lengths or thicknesses without impeding the integrity of the connection between the layer 11 and board 13.
FIGS. 6a, 6b, 7 and 8 illustrate steps in the formation of the contact board 13. As shown in FIG. 6a, the formation of the contact board 13 commences with the formation of a silicon wafer 30 which is grooved as shown at FIGS. 6a and 6b. The grooves 40 extend into the upper surface 42 of the wafer 30 and are defined by sidewalls 43, 44 and bottom 41. As shown at FIG. 7 the wafer is formed such that the silicon crystalline lattice has a (100) orientation in the vertical direction as illustrated, or in the (110) orientation in the horizontal direction. A layer of photoresist 49 is formed along the surfaces 42 of the wafer, vertical wall 43, excluding vertical wall 44 of grooves 40 as shown at FIG. 7. An anisotropic etchant is then applied to the wafer. This results in an essentially V-shaped etch from wall 44, which is defined by surfaces 17 and 18. The etching is allowed to continue until the V-shaped etch reaches and bisects surface 43, allowing the severing of the portion of the wafer above surface 17. The resulting structure is illustrated at FIG. 8. As also shown at FIG. 8, conductive vias 31 are then formed in the wafer. The silicon surfaces, which include the via hole walls are oxide coated. Metal film is deposited on these surfaces. Conductive pads 21 and 29 are then formed as shown at FIG. 3b.
FIGS. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13a and 13b illustrate the formation of the integrated circuit layers 11. FIG. 9 generally illustrates an edge of the layer 11 including beveled surface 15, unbeveled surface 43, lower surface 47 and upper surface 51. As shown at FIG. 9 the layer is formed of single crystalline silicon material having a crystalline lattice orientation wherein the (100) orientation of the lattice is formed as indicated. FIG. 10 illustrates the initial steps in forming the layer 11. As shown therein a groove 50 is formed in the silicon wafer 52. In the presently preferred embodiment the groove 50 is formed by anisotropic etching of the upper surface 51. However, it is to be understood that other alternate methods may be used to form groove 50 without departing from the broader aspects of the invention. As also shown in FIG. 10 the groove 50 is defined by inclined sidewalls 15 and 16. The anisotropic etching is allowed to proceed to the point illustrated at FIG. 10, after which groove 50 is extended by the formation of a trench 54. The trench 54 is defined by sidewalls 45, 46 and bottom surface 48.
As shown at FIG. 12 the upper surface of wafer 52 is then provided with an oxide layer 39. Integrated circuit structure 27 is formed in the upper surface of the wafer 52. Conductive pads 23 and conductive pattern 25 are formed to provide electrical communication between the integrated circuit structure 27 and pads 23. It is to be understood that the grooves 50 are repeated along the surface of the wafer 52 and that the opposing beveled surface 16 (see e.g. FIG. 11) may similarly be provided with a conductive pad in electrical communication with the integrated circuit structure 27. In such a manner the layer may be formed to be disposed intermediate a pair of contact boards 13.
As shown at FIG. 13a the wafer 52 is then thinned to approximately a thickness conforming to trench lower surface 48, resulting in the severing of multiple structures conforming to layers 11. FIG. 13b provides further illustration of the layer 11 showing redundant conductive pads 23, each connected to an integrated structure 27 (shown within dashed lines) by conductive pattern 25.
The contact pads on the layer and the board, which are to be bonded, can be coated with a low melting alloy, such as a solder or with a metal pillar bump, such as indium. This process can be performed optionally as a part of wafer fabrication. The layers 11 can then be disposed to engage a portion of contact board 13 as shown at FIG. 14. Alloy bonding can then be performed by heating. FIG. 15 illustrates a plurality of circuit layers 11 connected to a single contact board 13.
The layers 11 may be bonded and separated by layers of insulating adhesive material, disposed in channels 53 separating adjacent layers 11. Alternatively, small lands of insulating adhesive may be disposed within channels 53 to provide adhesion and separation between adjacent layers while facilitating removal of the adhesive land and selective removal of individual layers 11 while the other layers 11 remain in contact with the contact board 13. Where two contact boards 13 are utilized, the layers 11 can be sufficiently supported between the two contact boards 13 to avoid the need for adhesive layers to provide structural integrity to the module. In such a case the removal of an individual layer 11 may be effected without the need to disturb adjacent layers 11. Indeed, in such a construction the need for adhesive layers or adhesive lands between adjacent layers 11 may be completely eliminated. Thus, the module may be formed without adhesion of the layers 11 into a unitary structure prior to connection of the layers to the contact board 13.
Various other modifications and enhancements may be made within the scope of the present invention. As previously indicated the precise angle of the beveled surfaces may be varied in accordance with a particular material and the characteristic crystalline structure of that material. Additionally, mechanical or optical methods may be used to form the beveled surfaces described above. Such mechanical or optical techniques may be particularly appropriate where the size of the contact board and layers permit the efficient use of such techniques.
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Fitch awards Southern Co. better outlook
Published: December 28,2010
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ATLANTA — Fitch Ratings has revised the rating outlooks of the parent company of Mississippi Power, Southern Company (Southern; Fitch Issuer Default Rating [IDR] of 'A'), and its subsidiary, Georgia Power Company (GPC; IDR of 'A') to "stable" from "negative." In addition, the ratings of both issuers are affirmed.
Fitch said: "The revision of Southern's outlook to 'stable' reflects the strength and diversity of cash flows and consistent upstream dividend payments from the four regulated utilities and wholesale power business. The supportive rate settlement at GPC, which provides more than 40 percent of Southern's consolidated EBITDA and significant dividends to the parent, helps stabilize the credit profile of Southern. The outcome of the GPC rate settlement was better than Fitch had previously forecast and provides an immediate boost to the forecasted credit metrics in 2011 and 2012.
"The rating outlooks of all Southern subsidiaries are now 'stable.'
"Significant delays or cost overruns in either of the two major baseload construction projects – Vogtle and the Mississippi Power Company's (MPC; Fitch IDR of 'A') Kemper IGCC plant could put pressure on the credit ratings or rating outlooks of Southern and subsidiaries and remain the most significant credit risks facing the company in Fitch's view.
"Rating concerns for Southern include the construction risk associated with two baseload projects, abating but still present economic weakness, and increasingly stringent environmental rules on coal-fired plants that weigh on Southern's utilities because of the predominance of coal in their generation mix."
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Given the housing market bubble, it's not surprising, perhaps, that construction employment remains depressed. Most sectors have not fully recovered, even though output (GDP) is at record levels.
There are several industrial that employment is even higher now than prior to the crisis: mining and logging -- which is likely the Big Energy story -- education and health care, leisure and hospitality and professional services.
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Yellow leaves on Capital Pear
I had this tree planted about a week ago.
It was moved again a few days ago because it was too close to the fence the first time.
I had two planted on the same day.
One has dark green leaves that look healthy and the one pictured below has yellow leaves,
The leaves turned this color within the last day or so,
I'm wondering if it is a watering issue of too much or too little, or damage for being moved more than once or if it is just getting ready to lose leaves for fall.
The tree is might actually be a bit too close to concrete and it may need to be moved a third time.
If it was damaged or stressed from being re-transplanted multiple times in a week, I wonder if another move will kill it and maybe I should just dispose of it now it and get a replacement that only gets planted once in the correct spot when I can watch them install it,
you again??? .. lol ... just finished your post in the conifer forum re: juniper ...
first off... its nearly november in the northern hemisphere ... how long do you expect this thing to hold old leaves????
second.. its supremely stressed.. so what is it going to sacrifice??? .. the leaves ... that does NOT surprise me ...
third ... if you get rid of every deciduous tree that loses its leaves in fall ... you wont have any ...
why dont you leave it alone .. for winter..
as to watering.. water when it needs it ...deep and long ... then let it NEAR DRY before you do so again ... insert finger or use a hand trowel .. TO FIND OUT .... no one can tell you how to water in YOUR SOIL ... but in NOVEMBER ... with proper mulch.. it might not need water for weeks or months... with cool days.. and cold nights.. even in your CA ... there are simply no hot days and hot nights.. to pull moisture from the soil ....
finally ... as per that other post... this thing can last a few decades ... your need for instant gratification.. is frustrating you ...
there is a spring planting period also ... why dont you let this thing recover a bit... and decide on its final location.. and then move it one more time ...
or just chuck it.. it is a pear ... i have no clue.. why you opted for this ???? didnt anyone tell you about the flowers that smell like gym socks left in a gym bag in the trunk for a month ... and the facts that the birds spread the seeds everywhere.. and that it is invasive in some areas [no idea about CA] .... and most pears are weakly crotched and prone to breaking.. in the far future [though again.. you wont have to worry about ice load] ..... frankly.. over the decades i have had 3 or 4 varieties... and but for being 150 feet from the house.. and pretty for a week in spring.. i got nothing good to say about such ... if you couldnt tell .. lol
good luck
ps: i am not familiar with this specific one.. and not researching it.. maybe this is a new .. better .. pear?? .. but i wouldnt bet my shiny nickle on that.. lol ..
It's still warm here. Daytime temps will be in the 70s for at least a few more weeks and I don't see any other trees in this neighborhood losing leaves yet including an identical tree planted on the other side of the patio.
This is an ornamental pear that I got specifically because it doesn't need a lot of open space around it for roots, or branches, but the landscaping people first planted it too close to the fence and then too close to the flagstone.
I will need to get it replanted so that it has the maximum amount of the limited available space around it and I figured it would be better to move it while it's still very young and small.
It should look like this photo when it gets large.
Like Ken said, you need to check the soil a few inches down to judge the level of moisture and whether you need to water more, less, or about the same. Check the moisture level in the soil surrounding the rootball AND in the rootball. If the soil in your rootball is different than the soil surrounding the rootball, you can have either a rootball that holds water while the surrounding soil dries out, or, a rootball that dries out way faster than the surrounding soil.
Without knowing a lot of detail, it's really impossible for us to know whether the tree is suffering or why it seems to be behaving differently than the other one. Normally, if a tree is moved shortly after being transplanted, and it's done right, it shouldn't make much difference. The completely unestablished tree really shouldn't even notice it's been moved. However, if the rootball fell apart or something went wrong, then your tree may be suffering (but we have no way of knowing why unless we were there or you know what happened and tell us).
I'm a little confused about your comment that the tree won't "need a lot of open space around it for roots." It will need just as much room as most other trees of similar size. While the canopy will be somewhat columnar, the root system won't be. It's your house and your decision, but choosing a callery pear does seem like a decision I wouldn't have made.
Below is a link to planting instructions for woody plants. You may want to review it and see if you see anything that wasn't done, or was done differently, when your tree was planted...and then replanted.
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Another thing I'm curious about: with S&M you guys have done a great job, but I confess I was starting to lose interest about it, and the reason is that too many locations were re-used with small changes (e.g. reality 2.0, which was a great episode, was simply located in the same places, but in a virtual view), and the same thing happened for characters. I'm lazy to count them, but you recycled a lot of characters and locations during 2 seasons. Now you can obviously answer "it's a series dude, it's normal and blah blah blah" but I think you understand what I mean: lots of times I had the sensation that some minor character or location was re-used due to budget/time issues.
What I'm asking you is this: will we have to do with 7-8 characters and "rooms" for the entire series of TOMI? Or will it be something bigger?
Will GB have his own "HQ", as Elaine's mansion, and almost every episode is starting from that room? Or will it be something bigger?
I really hope I won't feel "caged" within locations, MI always gave the player the sensation to be in the open seas, always made the player feel free.
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HELP! Japanese Maple
Hey All,
I have a situation. I have a small/medium japanese maple that was very healthy. It lost its leaves in the fall, and this spring, it's never looked so beautiful.
I was living in the bay area where it is very cool weather (65-75 F) and I moved to the central valley where it can be much warmer (80-90 F). When I brought the tree here, I put it on our poarch where it got a little morning sun, then shade for the rest of the day. But the leaves all fell off and It's in shock.
I've heard to just let it do its thing and just water it normally. So, I did that and have been keeping a very close eye on it. Last week (10 days later) I went to a nursury where a lady gave me some plant food and told me to not mess with it to much and just let it do its thing.
It has not shown any new sign of growth. I think maybe it got too hot in the truck when we moved it?
Today, I think it looks worse, the branches are beginning to get brittle where they break easier and I can tell that it's not doing well. Is there anything else I can do to help my poor tree??? Please help this tree is very important to me.
Scratch the bark and see if it's green. In any case it sounds like it is shutting down. If in 2 weeks it does not put on new leafs consider it toast.
You didn't say if it was potted or dug up. If dug up with not enough root structure to support it that could have put it over the edge.
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Shadow's Curse
Drawn together by danger, David and Callista find passion in each other's arms. But can they forswear the centuries of enmity separating their two races, and find a love they dare not even imagine?
Publisher: New York : Pocket Books, 2013.
Edition: 1st Pocket Books pbk. ed.
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