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22" x 34" Rug Size
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|Product Type: Kids Rug
|Construction: Handmade
|Technique: Hand woven; Shag and flokati
|Primary Pattern: Solid
|Primary Color: Lime
|Gender: Boy
|Lifestage: Kid
|Type of Backing: Canvas backing
|Material: Cotton
|Reversible: No
|Rug Pad Needed: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: No
|Outdoor Use: No
|Product Care: Spot clean with mild soap and water. Recommended for professional rug cleaner
|Country of Manufacture: China
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Great nursery rug!
Mary from Pflugerville, TX– Verified Buyer
This has been a great rug in my son's nursery. It's bright and cherry, and so soft! My son loves to play on it. Good quality and the shaggy tabs add texture to the room. I bought it to go with the Land of Nod Morning Zoo nursery collection (in blue) and it goes perfectly!
vanessa from Blacksburg, VA– Verified Buyer
We have this rug in my son's nursery and I absolutely love it. His room has a neon green theme and the rug looks like grass. It's soft and easy to vacuum.
Great color
Amy from Sherwood, OR– Verified Buyer
Loved the color, came back and bought the teal one later, very soft and looked great in the nursery for our baby girl
Green Shaggy rung
susan from Boulder, CO– Verified Buyer
The color is so vibrant and the texture is fun. Well made, perfect for our kitchen!
Good for the price
Natalie MacLean from Edmonton, AB– Verified Buyer
Nice color. Very soft for baby's room. Needs airing out to get rid of chemical smell.
Love my rug!
1 Wayfair shopper from Lithonia, GA– Verified Buyer
This rug is absolutely gorgeous. I have the round and it fits perfectly under my round coffee table. The color is vibrant and gives the room a pop
Color is as Shown
Mom of girly girl from Bay Area, CA
This rug is great for my 7 yo daughter's room. I wanted to comment on the color b/c I was so unsure about the lime vs. the sage color. The sage color looks so much brighter online, and I was worried that perhaps the website had sage mixed up with lime. It ends up the lime color shown here is right on target. Great color. Thinking of ordering a smaller pink rug to go with it.
I love this rug!!!
Momma Anna from Woodland Hills, CA– Verified Buyer
I wanted something really green and really fun to use on the floor of my soon-to-be-born baby's nursery. The walls are a bubble gum pink and all the bedding is pink and green. This rug is absolutely phenomenal. It is vibrant and the material it's made out of is fun and soft. I was pleased with the price, the quality [...]. Now I have to figure out what color to get for my office. :)
Love it!
Gwendolyn from United States– Verified Buyer
Very comfy, shaggy, and looks even better than the picture!
Great rug!
Twin Mom from Alexandria, VA– Verified Buyer
We bought this rug for our twins' nursery and it is perfect! Very soft and a great, vibrant color to go with our decor - it looks like a patch of fresh green grass in our room, which is perfect.
OUR SKU # TU1524Shaggy Raggy Lime Rug is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: 13320B, 13320C, 13320E, 13320S


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gambled on a Pinus mugo 'Valley Cushion'
It looked nearly half dead in its two gallon nursery container with extensive browning of needles. I noticed it last year at the same nursery and passed it up because it looked a little off for the price of $39.99. Well, this time it looked WAY worse, yet I bought it, but at half price. It looks like a bad gamble at the moment but its an exceptional cultivar and I would sure like to try to salvage it. What should I do? Its obviously been in the container too long because it is a relatively large size at about two feet in diameter for this miniature cultivar and my first thought is to pot it up, but I cant pull it out of its container. So I'm rather certain I'll have to cut a lot of circling roots which might be its coup de grace......
Ideas appreciated!
You're in a mild climate, so I'd say start working on it.
Once you have a look at the roots, then you'll know for sure.
I recommend a free-draining mix of fir/pine bark, perlite, and a small amount of peat/potting soil.
Aeration is the key to root-health. Remove the old soil from the roots, trim away
any circling, girdling, j-hooked, downward angling, or otherwise exceptionally woody roots,
then fill the new mix into all the spaces between the roots - don't leave any air-pockets.
You'll want to begin fertilizing, too. I usually wait a couple weeks after re-potting,
then I start with a 1/4 or 1/2 strength dose. Increase the fertilizer as we enter the
growing season.
I would just take a utility knife down the side 5 or 6 times and criss-cross the bottom. New roots will come out without a problem.
TJ, the buds look small and shriveled, but, really, no way for me to say whether they are still viable. Ive just not had the experience with anything that looks so uncertain. A ll I can say is I'm hoping most of them are viable. As I said, the plant looks like quite a gamble.
Ive never done a photo. Will give it try tomorrow.
viable buds are usually hard as rocks... and tan in color ...
dead or rotting buds.. tend to blacken as the temps warm .. and become squishy ...
water it intensely .. maybe even soaking it.. and that might loosen it from the pot.. enough that you can pull it out ... the extra water wont hurt if you continue to bare root it ...
i have been known to sit on the ground.. put feet on each side of the pot.. and pull the trunk with enthusiasm ... and if that doesnt work.. to get back up.. lay the pot on its side.. and use one foot to push down until it flattens a bit .. then turn 45 degrees.. repeat all around.. then sit back down ...and tug that sucker out of there ...
if you are intent on repotting .. then forget about 'hurting it' ... its an inanimate object.. it will not feel pain.. and whatever slight damage you might do .. will be offset by unwinding the roots.. and putting it into new media.. etc ...
just do it.. you know it has to be done ...
you might want to keep in in shade for a majority of the summer... especially in mid to late afternoon ... just to keep it out of the real heat of the day .... most important if it is going into another black pot.. never let black pots sit in afternoon sun ....
Thanks, Ken. Ill find a way to wrestle it out of its container. But I might have to cut the container instead of stomping on it because the canopy is way broader than the container, but I plan to plunge the whole plant in a large tub of water first and maybe it will pull out then. As I said, ill work on it this afternoon.
P.S. to sluice, no, I don't grow Pinus radiata, just dwarf or miniature pines and other dwarf/mini conifers.
Id be realy careful and cut the container away without damaging the roots.If its looking sad its probably because the top growth has continued to grow while the roots have been restricted.So try not to damage the roots you have.Instead maybe prune off a little of the top growth to try to re-balance then plant outside in a partialy shaded area and pamper.
Thanks Echolane.
The reason I asked - I was out on the peninsula a couple of years ago, saw a few P. radiata brooms, and wondered if anyone there was propagating them.
As I recall, some of the pines were pushing new growth about this time of year.
Here is a broom, just off of Sand Hill road.
P. radiata (Monterey Pine)
i have tried to cut those heavy large pots.. and usually ended up bleeding .. either sliced by the pot itself.. or the blade ...
the larger the pot.. the thicker it is.. and that plastic is tough ....
you are making too many excuses to be dainty with it .. run it over with the car [just the pot] ... and get it out of there ...
Okay, finally did rehab on my pine late this afternoon. First thing, we plunged it in a large tub of water, and the root zone bubbled for a very long time, obviously badly dried out. Then we pounded on the sides of the container and eventually it gave in to our tugging and slipped out of the container. The root ball was solid with circling roots, with no evidence of soil at all, so we cut and pried and pulled until we had a lot of loosened roots all around. Then soaked it again and repotted it in a commercial container mix.
Here are the photos; let me know whether you think it will survive.
First one: the root ball -
Next I hope you can see those shriveled up buds, some brown, others whitish
and here is the whole plant after repotting...
Then we pounded on the sides of the container and eventually it gave in to our tugging and slipped out of the container.
==>>> thats what i like to hear.. tough love. lol ...
i hope you insured that the root/trunk interface was at soil level ....
and i wonder what you mean by 'commercial container mix' ... a mix specifically for trees.. or the common high in peat perennial/annual water-sopping peat mix????
and it looks like it is a bit low in the container ...
and once it flushes out.. and elongates.. most of the brown needles will be hidden ...
otherwise.. good work .. enjoy it.. quite a bargain ....
That's about what I expected, Echo. Heavily root-bound.
But perhaps not a total loss, judging by the green.
Ken, this tree will be in the Bay Area, so I don't think Summer heat will be a problem ;-)
We often refer to the Bay Area as the "Grey Area," for those not local to the region.
Secondly, I have the same question as Ken. What type of commercial potting soil?
I really hope that peat moss isn't the primary ingredient, though I suspect it is.
The last thing you need in San Fran is more moisture retention in your mix.
Aeration is key in containers, and peat moss works in direct opposition to that goal.
How much of the root-mass did you cut away?
It's nice to see so much concern and help for my rescue project :-)
The potting soil I used was Gardener's Gold Organic Potting Soil, which according to their website is: "A rich, all natural blend of finely screened, composted fir bark fines, worm castings, real topsoil, redwood peat moss, chicken manure, and sand. pH balanced with dolomite and oyster shell limes. Rich in long-lasting plant nutrients. Water saving formula. Provides excellent drainage. Good for all indoor or outdoor container plants." I'm not sure what REDWOOD peat moss is, but it doesn't appear to be the major ingredient.
The top of the root ball is about an inch below the rim of the pot, and new soil is level with the old root ball; the canopy flops below the rim of the pot which makes it look low in the pot.
We cut roots only on the outer surface of the root ball and mostly so that we could let them unwind from their tight circles. I would've liked to be more drastic, but was too afraid to stress the plant more than I had to. When we were finished we had hundreds of loose roots radiating out in all directions so hopefully........
the discourse
Here is a link that might be useful: the discourse
Please do follow the link Ken posted.
Nearly everything I know about container soils and maintenance of container plantings
I learned from Al (Tapla). Even if you don't use the exact ingredients, if you follow the
principles put forth, you will be successful.
Sluice, that's an incredible sight and right in my neighborhood. Sand Hill Road is one freeway exit north of mine off I80, though I live west not east of the freeway. Now I will have to start watching for brooms.
But its still way to early for the pines to start pushing their candles around here. My microclimate is cold in winter and variable in summer, mostly hotter at midday, but cooler in mornings and late afternoons/evenings than communities east of me, so my little pine will have afternoon shade this year.
Also what GREAT references on how to make up a container mix and why. Most importantly why. Thanks so much for that and I will definitely repot asap.
.. then forget about 'hurting it' ... its an inanimate object.. it will not feel pain..
ken, you are the conifer whisperer... but inanimate? certainly trees have life... and possibly spirit ;)
Here is a link that might be useful: inanimate def.
: not animate: a : not endowed with life or spirit b : lacking consciousness or power of motion
===>>> sorry to disagree.. but trees do not have a spirit ... nor a consciousness .. nor an independent power of motion ...
they remain inanimate.. no matter how you choose which words to pick from a definition ...
that is.. unless you prefer to use the druid/pagan-webster dictionary ... lol ...
===>>> there is a theory .. that a threat to a plant.. will cause it to release growth hormones .... in response to said threat .... so treating it roughly ... can actually be thought of as a plus .. [and in this case.. since OP was anticipating serious root surgery .. then i saw no reason to worry about beating it out of that pot it was in .... in my world.. it was more important.. to get the job done ASAP .... avoiding drying to the roots being most important... rather than doing 3 hours of TLC surgery.. and worrying.. etc ... the long soak prior.. and the fast repotting.. probably did more for the plant ... than 3 hours of micro surgery could have ever accomplished ...]
as compared to too much TLC.. which usually ends up hurting a plant ..
but the TLC is a function of your consciousness.. and your response ...
while the hormones release is totally lacking in a conscious decision ... and it is not a instinctive physiological reaction ... because an inanimate object... does not have an instinct
and i am not a green man .... check this link:
but we digress.. lol ...
Here is a link that might be useful: link
"Ken says: have tried to cut those heavy large pots.. and usually ended up bleeding .. either sliced by the pot itself.. or the blade ...
the larger the pot.. the thicker it is.. and that plastic is tough" ....
I use a small key hole saw. Make 3 cuts down the pot in equal increments. Pry sides down and lift out root bound cultivar. At the same time you will cut some of the root bound mass but that only makes it easier to separate for transplanting.
Survival for this one marginal. Stressed and declining in appearance because it was choking itself to death being root bound. In addition the added burden of root surgery, long over due may be to much for recovery. A wait and see. I would afford it some protection from afternoon sun. and watch it closely.
Good luck.
The Valley Cushion looks pretty good considering how long it's been in the pot! I'm sure it will like it's new home very much, and I hope it has a full recovery!
I was looking at the map again. Here is a screen shot showing the location of that broom, along the Junipero Serra Hwy (northbound, just past Sand Hill) .
It looks like it's still living, and I'm sure you will spot it sometime soon!
Pinus radiata broom
ken, the term 'conifer whisperer' to me meant someone who possesses an extraordinary sense regarding plant interaction in a mutually favorable way...certainly not some horned pagan deity. i never questioned your advice on handling the rootbound plant ... but i do believe there is a profound difference in a rock garden, between the plants... and the rocks. ;)

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A patch that is especially adapted to be applied over a minor cut or scratch to aid in stopping the bleeding therefrom. The patch includes a quantity of material effective to reduce bleeding.
1. An article for covering a cut area in the skin, comprising a substantially centrally disposed layer of liquid absorbable pad means containing at least a sufficient quantity of a blood coagulating substance consisting essentially of aluminum sulfate, said pad means disposed on a first backing layer having a dimension at least as large as said pad means and being liquid impermeable, said first backing layer being larger than said pad means and including a quantity of a pressure sensitive adhesive thereon, a second backing layer having a dimension larger than said first backing layer and containing a quantity of pressure sensitive adhesive on one surface thereon contacting the non-adhesive surface of said first layer.
2. The article as defined in claim 1 wherein said pad means also includes a member selected from the group consisting of antimicrobial agents, medicaments, antibacterial agents, emolients and suitable mixtures thereof.
3. The article as defined in claim 1 wherein said first backing layer is a flexible plastic member.
4. The article as defined in Claim 1 in roll form sequentially connected and adapted to be sequentially disengaged one from the other.
5. A roll of a plurality of articles as defined in claim 1 disposed in a suitable dispenser.
6. A roll as defined in claim 5 wherein said dispenser includes cutting means.
7. A sheet containing a plurality of articles as defined in claim 1.
This invention relates to patches carrying a medicament or the like that are adapted to be placed over a cut or scratched area of the skin. More particularly to a patch that includes a quantity of material adapted to reduce blood flow such that the user may employ the same when shaving, for instance.
The problems associated with shaving, for example, are well known, cuts, nicks, scratches, etc. and the bleeding associated therewith. Most people either apply a styptic stick thereto followed by a piece of covering material such as tissue, gauze, etc. or follow only one of the foregoing routes. None of the foregoing avenues is completely acceptable, however, due to either the multiple steps involved or the inadequate nature of just the first step.
The prior art teaches a variety of surgical patches and the like, for example, as disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 1,434,779; 1,845,630; 1,861,530; 2,001,862; 2,018,517; 2,068,703; 3,143,208; 3,212,495; 3,741,210; 3,814,095; and others. None of the foregoing, however, provide a means for substantially reducing the flow of blood from a cut with the aid of a substance carried, impregnated or coated onto a substrate to be applied to the area.
It is accordingly an object of the instant invention to provide for a new and novel means of aiding in the reduction of blood flow from a cut by covering the same with a patch as hereinafter described.
It is another object to provide for a self adhering patch.
It is a further object to provide for the same at relatively little cost thereby making it generally available.
These and other objects and advantages of the invention will become more apparent from the following detailed disclosure and claims and by reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the invention in a dispenser;
FIG. 2 is a sectional view thereof; and
FIG. 3 is a side elevational view of the patch.
Broadly speaking, the instant invention includes the provision of an article for covering a cut area in the skin, comprising a substantially centrally disposed layer of liquid absorbable pad means containing at least a sufficient quantity of a blood coagulating substance, the pad means disposed on a first backing layer having a dimension at least as large as the pad means and being liquid impermeable.
Referring more particularly to the drawings there is shown a cartridge 10 that may be employed for dispensing the patch 12 from a roll 14 therein. The orifice 15 in the wall 16 of the dispenser 10 may be serrated 18 to facilitate separation of one patch 12 from the next succeeding one. Each patch 12 may also be separated from the next one by a perforate edge 20 disposed therebetween to facilitate separation. The particular physical form of the patch 12 is not critical to the nature of the invention, nor is the package in which the same is placed.
The patch 12 itself will preferably include a central area 22 that is either coated or impregnated with a sufficient quantity of a blood reducing or skin drying substance, such as aluminum sulfate or the like, which may if desired be combined with a quantity of antibacterial agent, medicament, the like and compatible combinations thereof. The essential active ingredient, generally comprises about 90% of the weight of the impregnate or coating. The impregnate will generally be in dried form for ease of application. Aluminum sulfate is the preferred material.
The commercial product is also known as Cake Alum or Patent Alum. A12 (SO4)3. 18H2 O; mol. wt. 666.40.
It is an Anhydr. salt, having the following composition: 51.34%; H2 O, 48.66%; A1, 8.09%: A12 O3, 15.30%; SO.sub. 3, 36.04%; SO4, 43.24%. It is about 99.5% pure. The article of commerce usually contains 5-10% less water than the theory.
It is white, lustrous crystals, pieces, granules, or powder. Sp.Gr. 1.61. Melts when gradually heated. At 250� loses its water; decomposes at red heat. Soluble in 1 water; insoluble in alcohol. On long boiling of the aq. soln., insoluble basic salt ppts. The aq. soln. is acid.
The material is believed to have astringent, antiseptic and caustic properties. The exact mechanism of the operation of reducing blood flow is not fully understood by applicant, though it is believed that its astringent imparting properties do play an essential role.
The core 22 may be any suitable liquid absorbent, non-toxic, non-allergenic, preferably sterile substance that may be derived from woven or non-woven materials that are adapted to form a pad means. The shape thereof is not important. The pad means or core 22 will be disposed on a backing strip 24 that has a dimension at least as large as that of the pad means 22, thereby providing for a barrier between the pad means 22 and the exterior of the patch 12, when the same is in place on the skin. The backing strip 24 will preferably be a liquid impervious layer that may be constructed of any suitable material, e.g., plastic layer and the like.
In another embodiment of the invention, the patch 12 may be disposed on second backing sheet 26 that includes a layer of pressure sensitive adhesive thereon to facilitate engagement of the patch 12 about the treated area of the skin. The dimension of the backing layer 26 being larger than that of the patch 12 thereby providing a perimeter 28 therearound that contains an exposed area 28 of adhesive. Alternatively, the first backing layer 24 may be larger than the core 22 and it may contain the adhesive layer. The various layers of the patch 12 may be held in tack by suitable adhesive means, heat welding and the like.
Since it is obvious that numerous changes and modifications can be made in the above-described details without departing from the spirit and nature of the invention, it is to be understood that all such changes and modifications are included within the scope of the invention.
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I live here in hawaii and bought a yuzu plant which when we first brought it home was doing reallly well and even started to fruit. Soon after the plants growth stopped but still looked very healthy about a month later all the leaves fell off the plant...does anyone know what happen here and also is there anything i can do to revive it. Please help my poor yuzu bush
Hi Chef..This can happen occassionally w/citrus, but there's usually a reason.
For instance, have you done anything like repotted or added a chemicals? Repotted?
How about soil. By chance, did the soil dry out too much or kept too wet? Either under or overwatering can cause leaves to drop.
This is a long shot, but it pays to be cautious..have you checked for plant bugs? Most don't work that fast where every leaf falls off a tree, unless it happened over a period of time. Toni
Not sure why but Yuzu can sometimes do that. I have 3 trees and all 3 of them have lost a bunch of leaves at one time or another. Unless that branch is dead they always grow back bushier and thornier than ever.
That being said, other things can cause leaf drop as well.
Here is a pic of on of my container yuzu growing back...
Here is a link that might be useful: Yuzu coming back
Hi Toni,
18" Pot from Home depot. That Yuzu is about 40" tall and has been getting wider and not too much taller. It's on dwarfing rootstock. The two in the ground seem to be growing at just about the same rate.
Last year I grafted some Sudachi budwood to the Yuzu in the Pot and 1 in the ground. Both budded and are growing nicely. Downside is they barely set fruit this year. 2 fruits 2 trees. The 1 tree I didn't graft has 10 Yuzu fruits.
Hi Citrus,
I wonder why your Yuzu is growing wide instead of tall? I have one citrus doing the same thing..debating whether or not to clip it off..what do u think? It's a variegated Pink Lemon.
I first thought it was rootstock since its location is lower on the tree, but above graft line. What are u doing about yours? How much longer is the long branch compared to other branches? Did you prune? or will you wait till spring? Toni


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To assume that bandwidth is limitless is not right,
And definitely not for the money that will have to be spent to get there
Yes I could discern PQ if I walked up to the screen. People aren't watching that closely like they would on a computer screen.
said by djrobx :Exactly. SD to HD was one thing. SD was glaringly insufficient for 50"+ TVs. Most people just don't have room for the 70"+ inch TV that will be necessary to see the difference at a typical viewing distances.
quote:People had trouble seeing the difference between 480p and 720p at standard viewing distances on 42" plasma TVs, back when that was an option. I'm not even really itching to replace my 720p 50" set. I'm actually more interested in that OLED set for black level and color reproduction characteristics than I am the pixel density.
quote:You know what I *CAN* see on my 720p set watching typical broadcast channels? Compression artifacts galore! Why are we talking about 4k when we can't even get the most out of a 720p set?
quote:I anticipate 4k to get filed in the same bin as DVD-Audio and SACD. Better audio quality exists, but CD audio is good enough for most people's ears. Consumers became more interested in actually losing some quality for improved convenience and portability. Along the same lines, I would not be surprised to find that the average population finds HD quality video to be all they need for home viewing.U-verse TV is mighty popular in my neighborhood, despite the HDpicture quality being noticeably worse than cable or DirecTV. People love the multiroom and wireless set top features. People love their satellite radio, despite the sound quality being trash. I saw a poll a while back and some ridiculous 50% of the responders thought XM audio was the same as CD quality. Some even thought it was better. I will be happy to be wrong, if I am wrong. I would love to have the best quality possible. I just don't think consumers care enough about quality for it to ever take off.
People had trouble seeing the difference between 480p and 720p at standard viewing distances on 42" plasma TVs, back when that was an option.
Also, in terms of bandwidth limitations, realize it's not just the bandwidth from cable company to your house that's an issue. You can lay all the fiber you want, getting you a ridiculous amount of bandwidth to your home. But the content providers have to get the programming to the cable companies in order for it to be distributed. That's an even bigger roadblock to getting UHD into the home. Heck, look at what they're doing to the Rainbow suite of channels. That over-compression isn't Verizon's doing. It's coming to them overcompressed because there's a bandwidth crunch coming from the source.
quote:I think 4k and 8k will happen. But not yet. It's not going to explode on the scene. Lest anyone doubts how slow things can move if the market doesn't crave a product - just look at 3D. Heck, even pricing hasn't moved that market - you can now get 3D TVs for a real good price, and you're still not seeing a major movement.
Let's face it, the only reason why we have blu-ray copies for some movies is that they did an HD master when they did the original DVD release. It's very unlikely that the studios are going to see the value in doing a 4k rescan of their back catalog for anything other than their top gems. It's just not going to be economically viable.
JPL you are right on re: 3D. I do actually have one but it really is a novelty and I only got it because I wanted smart features and they're often bundled. But you are right, it's being pushed a lot more than it's being requested. This is pretty much fact at this point. The above article is one of a thousand to that end.
Actually, they HAVE rescanned a lot of their back catalog in 4K so that the Blu-ray release would look better. This is why catalog shows like That '70s Show, Friends, and Star Trek look so good on Blu-ray. They've been scanned at 4K then downrezzed to 1080p for BD. Any catalog titles getting HD scans since the mid-2000's are being done at 4K. Lots of content is already available in 4K, sitting in studio vaults.Scanning at 2K and then releasing on BD produces shit results. An example of a company that does this is Universal, with their catalog releases. They scanned in a lot of material in the late '90s/early 2000's at 2K for the DVD release. They have been incredibly lazy when it comes to releasing these titles on Blu-ray so they just put the old 2K transfer on them. Universal's catalog Blu-ray releases are widely panned for this reason.Companies like Sony and Disney take more pride in their work and don't put out a crap release sourced from an early 2K master. The bulk of Sony and Disney's material that has been mastered for Blu-ray is coming from a re-done 4K scan, and it shows. They don't just use the old 2K scan that was done in the early 2000's.
The pipe going from Verizon to your house isn't the only one that needs to be expanded is my point. And the reason I made that point is because I kept reading postings on here that made the claim that if these service providers just upped their bandwidth, we could easily go 4k. No, we can't. Because the link from service provider to your house is only one link in the chain. And Rainbow isn't the only one doing that. They just seem to be the one that fosters the greatest number of complaints.
Take my Spiderman 2 example. Unless Sony decides to go back and re-render the majority of the special effects in the movie, Spiderman 2 will never be a full 4k title.
The link from the program provider to the service provider is relatively easy to upgrade; they do that all the time to meet the needs of different program providers. Some providers use satellite backhaul, others use fiber links. In either case, the TV service provider can, upgrade its gear and set up the link relatively easily.
How would that affect a fiber link?
Chances are, if they really wanted to offer a 4K channel, they'd use a fiber link to ingest it.
There's more involved than simply re-re-rendering the job at a higher target resolution. For example, are the textures used sufficient enough resolution to make it worthwhile?
Then you have to re-edit the movie to re-composite the SFX with the live action shots.Can it be done? Absolutely. Will it be done? Only in some select cases, yes. Don't expect it to be done across the board.
If not, the SFX house that did them should never have gotten the contract.
When I was working on Serenity, there was a lot of arguing between the Lightwave and Maya artists about texture resolution. The Maya folks, who had worked on a lot of big movies, swore up and down that, for a movie, your texture maps had to be AT LEAST 4k or else the models would look like crap.The Lightwave artists, who had mostly come from TV projects, said that was bull**** and lower res maps would hold up just fine.But something had to be done, because 2 gigs of RAM was the maximum our machines could utilize at the time, and the shots were choking on all those hi-res image maps.So, we all agreed to do a test. We rendered 4 versions of identical shots in which the models had image maps of 4k, 2k, 1k and 512 pixels. Then we went to a theater and screened them all to see what differences we could visually perceive.My favorite moment was hearing the Maya guys in the back go wow, I cant even see the difference between the 4k and 512 versions!Yes, the Lightwave folks walked out of that test screening very smug.We deciced to use 1k maps for everything, and if an object got REALLY close to camera, wed up it to 2k.I think we did render everything at 1080, but Im sure, even for a movie, you could get away with 720 and upres it. No onewould know the difference.
You're missing the basic point. Regardless of WHY Rainbow isn't upping their bandwidth, the stuff is coming compressed FROM Rainbow! Verizon could give everyone 1Gps fiber, switch to full up IPTV, and it wouldn't matter a hill of beans for improving the PQ of the stuff coming from Rainbow. The pipe going from Verizon to your house isn't the only one that needs to be expanded is my point. And the reason I made that point is because I kept reading postings on here that made the claim that if these service providers just upped their bandwidth, we could easily go 4k. No, we can't. Because the link from service provider to your house is only one link in the chain. And Rainbow isn't the only one doing that. They just seem to be the one that fosters the greatest number of complaints.
As for the 'explosion' of 3D... really?:'Display Search analyst Paul Gagnon says that U.S. household penetration for 3D TVs is at about 3 percent. To be fair, 3D TVs have only been available for sale in a significant way for about 18 months, so thats why the penetration is so low, Gagnon says. That said, its still lower than what many in the industry had hoped for.'That's from this article:»www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2012/01/ ··· hnology/Wow... 3%. I wonder how the TV manufacturers keep up with THAT demand... Gaming, while big, is still VERY small compared to the amount of TV viewing that's done. How many 3D channels are there? How many cable companies even offer 3D? Why would that be? Could it be because NO ONE HAS A 3D TV? Why, yes, I think that's it. And why is that? Is it because prices are too high for 3D? Not really. To entice customers into believing that you HAVE to have 3D, they've lowered the price on such sets, so much that they're right in line with equivalent 2D sets. So, despite artificially depressing the price, the manufacturers still couldn't create a market for the product. Why? Because consumers don't want it. You may have disdain for the 'lowest common demonimator', but unless that person actually buys into a technology, such technology will go nowhere.
You are completely missing the point that a LOT of stuff that was done since 2000 was done using 2k digital intermediates, especially for special effects. They can go back and do a 4k master, an 8k master, even a 16k master and the resolution of the final product is never going to get any better than 2k. NEVER. Take my Spiderman 2 example. Unless Sony decides to go back and re-render the majority of the special effects in the movie, Spiderman 2 will never be a full 4k title. It won't. They can go back and scan the 35mm print at any resolution they want to, the source elements they used to create that print were still resolution limited.


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I was watching the lady (Becky Meverden? I think?) on Carol Duvall this week. She made a snowman on an ornament and added a sprig of holly. I couldn't understand how she did it. (Couldn't see, actually; it was so small!) I tried making them all pointy once which was not easy. And which reminded me I DON'T want to do miniatures! LOL!
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I black instead of 4. ... c6 simply castles (which was the case in my game) 5. e3 does not look that good.
Why do you think it doesn't look good?
It is the main response to that position for a reason. It brings in attacking ideas with a future possible d4. It allows Nge2 to further promote the possible d4 while not blocking the bishop and allowing castling.
5.ed5 Nxd5 6.Nc3?! Nb4 and I can already smell a wandering king (unless you play something like 7.Be4 and swap your light-squared bishop for a knight at no positional gain at all).
6.a3 must be better, but in this strange reversed Kan Sicilian the bishop is very well placed on c5.
@ baatti: The e3/Nge2 idea is perfectly playable after 4...0-0. It's supposed to be suspect using the move sequence 4...Nc6 5.e3 d5 6.cd5 Nb4, but fairly recently Chucky uncorked 7.Nf3!? against Svidler, which to my surprise looks like a good move- neither me, or my friend mr. Houdini were able to find something totally convincing for Black- factly, nothing more than vague "compensation for the pawn".
Fair enough, good points. Maybe I'll spend some time looking at 4. e3 d5 and see what a good response is, it seems like it shouldn't be a problem for white.
Have you people come to a cunclusion Yet?
Gentlemen the Queen.
i used to play e4, but know play d4 because thats what the queen plays..
4. nf3
black is solid, yes. but the dark squared bishop will be asked some questions in the middlegame that it might not want to answer...
1.c4 e5 2.g3 Nf6 3.Bg2 Bc5 4.Nf3?! e4 when you have to enter 5.Ng5 (5.Ng1 is just too weird) Bxf2+ 6.Kxf2 Ng4+ 7.Kg1 Qxg5 8.Bxe4 Qc5+ 9.d4 Qxc4, when white has to prove that he has enough for his pawn. He probably has, but clearly enough this isn't the way to play for an advantage.
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Salvia keerlii 30 Oct 2009
My Salvia keerlii.
Is this from the seed I sent you? I've not been as able to collect seed as well as you have.
This winter, the grow light setup will be inside my house proper, where it will get much better attention and warmth. I'd love to start hand pollinating again.
Thinking again, not always easy, I think I got the plant from Christian Froissart. He said that my plant of S. melissodora was an invalid name, and and an inferior form of Salvia keerlii. I can see the resemblance, grape-scented foliage, but for me, the plants differ...shape, flowering-time, but the flowers do look almost the same! BUT...keerlii is fab!!!!
The inflorescences seem a bit fuller than melissodora but I was fooled anyway and it sounds like it is hardier. Perhaps it would have saved me the trouble of digging the 6X6 melissodora last weekend and stuffing on the back porch which now smells like the inside of a pack of grape bubblegum.
When does keerlii begin blooming?
Usually about mid-September in England, sometimes later. Though my old melissodora bloomed on and off all summer, but very inferior to keerlii here. Think that the "old" melissodora requires more heat than is available here to flower well. Saw a superb huge plant, full of flowers in Ginny Hunt's garden a few years ago. I still believe that keerlii is a different species, or, at least, a subspecies.
If I had a proper greenhouse I would consider it. Your experience with melissodora is much the same as mine, teaser flowers all summer and a big show starting in August. Great fall blooming sages are a punishment to those who usually see frost be mid October. The conservatory at a nearby arboretum is currently doing a big display of them during their mum show. I got to see confertiflora for the first time and fell in love. When I see these great displays of perfect plants I want to meet the grower and shake his hand and say thanks.
Here is Ginny's melissodora as of 2008
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Here is a link that might be useful: Ginny's melissodora
Richard, your pictoral from Cabrillo College gives a lot of food for thought. Will you be acquiring some of those salvia you think would be useful here in the east? Jean's Passion looks like it might be a good substitute for Purple Majesty which never did well for me. There are too many others to mention here, but several of them seem worth testing.
I saw Ginny's melissodora in her garden. Stunning, but quite different from my keerlii. Could be a subspecies as there are many similarities....grape-scented foliage for one. Unfortunately I discarded my "melissodora" for appalling behaviour in this climate, so cannot compare the flowers......but I LOVE keerlii....still amazing until the 1st frost.
Robin, my Salvia curviflora tried to bloom all of the summer from late July on, and is just now putting out flowers. Evidently, it fails to bloom with our hot, humid summer nights, and S. melissodora loved that same weather.
Ward, I am slowly accumulating the best of these plants. I have several good sized Jean's Purple Passion stock plants. Also the S. macrophylla x sagittata, S. curviflora, S. raymondii ssp. mairanae. All of these need testing in different parts of the US. Trials held in the northeast this year will have to be disregarded because of all the dark, wet, and cool weather.
The weather may explain why the upright Macrophylla, always a reliable seed setter for me, failed to set seed this year. I'll will check again later in the morning. We just had our first hard freeze this morning. The weather in New Jersey wasn't quite as bad as further north but did cause a number of species to bloom later than normal. I will bug you later about plants.


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The socialite, actress and singer will star alongside Spy Kids' Alexa Vega and Goodfellas actor Paul Sorvino in Repo! The Genetic Opera.
The 26-year-old, who will sing in the futuristic movie, which contains musical numbers ranging from rock to opera, impressed filmmakers with her voice.
Director Darren Lynn Bousman, best known for the Saw horror movie sequels, says, "I have auditioned at least 30 actresses for this role--Paris came in and owned it. She is this role."
Hilton recently teased about the role, stating, "I've been rehearsing every day, seven hours a day. We're just in the studio. We're doing dance and singing. We go shoot next month in Toronto... It's very cool and unique project."
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