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Wills and testamentary records are of assistance to genealogists as evidence of the date of a person's death and for other information which they may contain concerning the dead person's family, place of residence and property.
Before a will can take effect, a grant of probate must be made by a court. If someone dies without having made a will, the court can grant letters of administration for the disposal of the estate. Since 1858, grants of probate and administration have been made in the Principal and District Registries of the Probate Court (before 1877) or the High Court (after 1877). They are indexed in the calendars of wills and administrations and one or two volumes per year in addition to a consolidated index for the period 1858–1877, are available to consult in the Reading Room.
Up to 1917, the calendars cover the whole of Ireland – after 1918, they cover the 26 counties in the Republic while indexes covering the six counties of Northern Ireland are in the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI). The testamentary calendars available in our Reading Room can be searched online for the years 1858-1920 and 1922-1982 (please consult the Will calendar introduction and the Will calendar search guide for information on conducting a search) while testamentary records themselves can be searched by the name of the deceased in our online catalogue for 1923-1951.
Before 1858, grants of probate and administration were made by the courts of the Church of Ireland (the Prerogative Court and the Diocesan or Consistorial Courts). There are separate indexes of wills and administrations for each court in the Reading Room. Some of the indexes have been published of which the most important are Vicar's Index to Prerogative Wills, 1536-1810 and the Indexes to Dublin Grant Books and Wills, 1270-1800 (now on cd-rom – Index of Wills & Marriage Licenses for Dublin Diocese up to 1800, Flyleaf Press, nd) and 1800-58.
The records of wills and administrations in the National Archives include the following:
(a) Original wills and administration papers lodged in the Principal Registry since 1904 and in most District Registries since 1900 (indexed in the annual calendars; wills and administration papers lodged in Armagh, Belfast and Londonderry are in PRONI). Original wills and administration papers are transferred to the National Archives once the grant is 20 years old. Copies of testamentary documents can be ordered by completing and posting the testamentary copy order form.
(b) Schedules of assets are in most cases, contained in the testamentary envelopes with the original wills and administration papers. In the case of the Principal Registry (known as the Probate Office since 1963) the schedules are bound separately and from 1924 onwards, they are complete. There are also partial schedules for the years 1875, 1877, 1885 and 1890.
(c) Will Books containing copies of most wills proved in District Registries since 1858 and of some wills proved in the Principal Registry in 1874, 1876, 1891 and 1896 (indexed in the annual calendars. For the pre-1858 ecclesiastical courts there are earlier, partial will books for the Prerogative Court (1664-1684, 1706-1708, 1726-1728, 1728-1729, 1777, 1813 and 1834) and some Diocesan Courts – Connor (1818-1820 and 1853-1858) and Down (1850-1858). The will books for Armagh, Belfast and Londonderry are in PRONI.
(d) Grant Books containing copies of grants made in the civil Principal Registry since 1922 and in 1878, 1883 and 1891 and of most grants made in the civil District Registries since 1858 (indexed in the annual calendars. The grant books for Armagh and Belfast up to 1885 are in the National Archives while later grant books for Armagh, Belfast and Londonderry are in PRONI.
For the pre-1858 ecclesiastical courts there are earlier, partial, grant books for the Prerogative Court (1684-1688, 1748 -1751, 1839) and some Diocesan Courts – Cashel (1840-1845), Connor (1818-1820, 1853-1858), Down (1850-1858), Derry and Raphoe (1812-1851) and Ossory (1848-1858).
(e) Betham's Abstracts of wills proved in the Prerogative Court before 1800, of administrations granted in the Prerogative Court before 1802 and of wills proved in the Kildare Diocesan Court before 1827 (indexed in Vicar's Index, the Indexes to Dublin Grants and the "Index to Wills of the Diocese of Kildare" reprinted from the Journal of the Kildare Archaeological Society, iv, No. 6, (1905)). Also an index to Tuam wills (1652-1809).
(f) Inland Revenue registers of wills and administrations containing abstracts of wills and administrations for 1828-1839 (indexed in separate volumes which cover the period 1828-1879; for the years 1840-1857, these indexes give details which do not appear in the diocesan and prerogative indexes referred to above).
(g) Charitable Donations and Bequests will extract books holding abstracts of wills which contained charitable bequests (1800-1961) (there is a separate card index for the period 1800-1858 available for consultation in the Reading Room).
(h) Other copies and abstracts of wills and administrations for the period both before and after 1858 (indexed in the main testamentary card index in the Reading Room).
(i) Grant books indexes in eight volumes for the years 1811-1834 and 1835-1858 (accession 999/611) and which were originally compiled for a Dublin legal firm.
Researchers should consult the Index of Irish Wills, 1484-1858, Testamentary Records at the National Archives of Ireland cd-rom (Eneclann, 1999) for an indication of holdings of abstracts, indexes and transcripts (including the Crosslé, Jennings and Thrift genealogical abstracts) though not all original records survive.


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I-70 Series resumes as Shields faces Wainwright
Opener at Kauffman Stadium first of four between rivals this week
Busch Stadium and Kauffman Stadium are separated by less than 250 miles, a manageable voyage across I-70.
The Cardinals and Royals, the lifeblood of baseball in Missouri, will meet for four games this week, split between the two ballparks that sit on opposite ends of the state.
In Monday's series opener in Kansas City, fans of the Interleague rivals will be treated to a dandy of a pitching matchup when aces James Shields and Adam Wainwright take the hill.
"[It] is going to be a great game," said Royals designated hitter Billy Butler. "You've got Wainwright and Shields, a great way to open up a series. There really does not need to be a pitch. Just look at the matchup -- you are going to see a great game. Wainwright and Shields are both on the top of their game right now. Wainwright is going to be tough."
Wainwright has fashioned a 6-3 record and 2.38 ERA while submitting nine quality starts in his 10 outings. He has walked only six batters in 72 innings this season. Last Tuesday, he limited the Padres to one run on four hits in 7 1/3 frames.
"We couldn't really solve Wainwright," Padres manager Bud Black said after his team was stymied by the right-hander. "[He had] just a nice mix of pitches. We couldn't do anything."
The Cardinals have backed Wainwright with plenty of run support this season. On four occasions, St. Louis has scored seven or more runs with Wainwright on the mound.
The same can't be said for Shields and the Royals. The right-hander sports a 2.47 ERA, but just a 2-5 record. Over his last four starts, he has compiled an 0-3 mark, despite a 1.74 ERA and .193 opponents batting average. The Royals have scored a total of five runs in Shields' last four starts.
"Every time Shields has taken the mound, it has been a pretty good matchup," said Royals pitcher Luke Hochevar. "It has usually been against the other team's ace and it definitely makes for a fun game. The way that he has been pitching, you know he is going to go deep and give us a pretty darn good chance to win. I think everybody gets excited about that."
Only once this season has Shields allowed more than three runs in a start. He is averaging better than seven frames per outing and has notched a quality start in all but one appearance.
"I'm not really too concerned about who I'm facing on the other side," Shields said. "I just want to go out there and do my job and give us a chance to win.
"I'm pretty new here, but I think it is definitely always good to face St. Louis. It's going to be a fun game, an exciting game, but my focus is to go out there and pitch and try to win the ballgame."
Cardinals: Day-to-day Beltran returns to KC
• Carlos Beltran will return to his old stomping grounds in Kansas City, where he played from 1998-2004. However, will he actually see the field? Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said "possibly." The outfielder sat out Sunday against the Dodgers because of left shoulder soreness.
"He does a pretty good job of evaluating [his own status]," Matheny said. "I know when he tells me he's dealing with something, I don't push it. I take those opportunities to get somebody else in, and he'll let me know when he's ready to go."
Royals: Duffy tosses three frames
• Left-hander Danny Duffy pitched three innings on Sunday in his first Minor League rehab appearance, as he makes his way back from Tommy John surgery. Duffy gave up two hits and two walks as he pitched for Double-A Northwest Arkansas. He could return to Major League action by midseason.
Worth noting
• The Cardinals claimed four of their six meetings with the Royals last season and lead the overall series, 42-30.
• Butler was ejected Sunday for the second time in his career.
Zack Meisel is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @zackmeisel. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Miss Annabelle Goes to New York Miss Annabelle had just returned from her big trip to New York City and was having refreshments on the front porch of her daddy's mansion with her southern belle friends. She tells them the stories of her trip as they stare spellbound: "You just wouldn't believe what they have there in New York City," says Miss Annabelle, "they have men there who kiss other men on the lips." Miss Annabelle's friends fan themselves and say: "Oh my! Oh my!" "They call them homosexuals," proclaims Miss Annabelle. "Oh my! Oh my," proclaim the girls as they fan themselves. "They also have women there in New York City who kiss other women on the lips!" "Oh my! Oh my," exclaim the girls: "What do they call them?" they ask. "They call them lesbians," says Miss Annabelle. "They also have men who kiss women between the legs, there in New York City," sighs Miss Annabelle. "Oh my! Oh my! Oh my," exclaim the girls as the sit on the edge of their chairs and fan themselves even faster: "What do they call them?" they ask in unison. Miss Annabelle leans forward and says in a hush, "Why when I caught my breath, I called him Precious."
Robotic Bartender A popular bar had a new robotic bartender installed. A guy came in for a drink and the robot asked him: "What's your IQ?" The man replied: "130." So the robot proceeded to make conversation about physics, astronomy and so on. The man listened intently and thought: "This is really cool." Another guy came in for a drink and the robot asked him: "What's your IQ?" The man responded, "120." So the robot started talking about the Super Bowl, dirt bikes, and so on. The man thought to himself: "Wow, this is really cool." A third guy came in to the bar. As with the others, the robot asked him: "What's your IQ?" The man replied: "80." The robot then said: "So, how are things in Alabama these days?"
Professional Courtesy A lawyer is standing in a long line at the box office. Suddenly, he feels a pair of hands kneading his shoulders, back and neck. The lawyer turns around: "What the hell do you think you're doing?" "I'm a chiropractor," the man responds, "and I'm just keeping in practice while I'm waiting in line." "Well, I'm a lawyer, but you don't see me screwing the guy in front of me, do you?"
Something in the Air Two hookers were on a street corner. They started discussing business, and one of the hookers said: "It's gonna be a good night, I smell cock in the air." The other hooker looked at her and said: "That was me. I just burped."
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The Community Nutcracker
2012 Marks the 21st Annual Production at the Florida Theatre. Every year, The Community Nutcracker delights audiences of all ages with its holiday classic. More than 200 children from Northeast Florida audition and perform in the production.
The Community Nutcracker's Fabulous Facts
Performers: 3,076 amateur dancers and 36 professionals have performed in 95 live, full-length performances of The Nutcracker Ballet. Julie Kent of The American Ballet Theatre, who later became a world famous ballerina, starred in the very first production at The Florida Theatre in 1992.
Attendance: Approximately 60,000 students from area schools; 36,000 clients and patients of local nonprofit, community service organizations; and nearly 182,400 guests of all ages have attended performances since 1992.
Outreach: The Community Nutcracker has donated a total of $390,000 to local charities. In addition, Nutcracker dancers have performed and made appearances all over Jacksonville at events such as ArtWalk, Christmas in Avondale, and Christmas in San Marco Square as well at locations such as: Orange Park Mall, The Avenues Mall, The St. Johns Town Center and Riverside Arts Market.
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The Vox is a '97 made in UK reissue.
Ha! No kidding Mike! It's tough to switch gears so drastically like this, but the Super D is delivering the goods...and it didn't take me 3 months to dial it in.
DirtyM inspired me to take a new photo (SWEET stuff, BTW). Since we're refinishing the basement (office/mini studio here I come!) my important gear is upstairs with the rest of my gig stuff. The giant Bandmaster 2x12 cab and Bassman 100's monstrous 4x12 are the only things missing. The days of my lugging those upstairs routinely are soon to be gone.
Bob, I've always wanted a Mesa Thiele cab for one of my EV12Ls to stack under the combo. It's a fabled combination.
Tony, that is a magnificent rig.
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Love your rig man, btw does this towel smell like chloroform (runs away cackling maniacally with BG's favorite DGT)
As far as myself I am unable to post pics at the moment but right now my go to rig is pretty straight forward
513 or DGT ===> Lovepedal Kanji 9 ===> Bogner 20th anniv. Shiva head ===> Marshall 2x12 cabs
Here is what I am running right now
My name is Matt and I'm a guitarholic
1994 McCarty; 2010 Charcoal Burst Modern Eagle Quatro; 2012 Fire Red Burst Signature Limited;2012 Charcoal Buster Siggy ( PTC Modified ); 2012 Vintage Burst Stripper; 2012 Charcoal 408 Standard w/ Crackwood; 2012 NOS ME1 Tiger Eye
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"Lucky": 2012 McCartyBurst PRS DGT Moons (59/09 Neck Pickup)
"Lucy G": 2008 GoldTop/DarkBack PRS DGT Birds(57/08 Pickup)
"Lester": 2007 GoldTop/DarkBack Les Paul R0(59/09-57/08)
My "rig" pales in comparison.....
My go to is my SE One and a Line 6 PODHD500 through a Line 6 DT-25.
- Dane
He had a voice that could make a wolverine purr and suits so fine they made Sinatra look like a hobo.
Mine isn't going to grace the cover of any guitar mags either! I do know quite a few touring guitarists who are rockin' really small rigs with easily replaceable items such as ours. There are a lot of benefits to not being tied down with expensive and bulky gear. Seeing the simplicity of a few of my friends who work ALL THE TIME for a bunch of different national acts really opened my mind to what you really need, and what you don't.
Making noise: PRS/LP>Teese Wah>Pederson Tuner>Barber Dual OD>Radial Hot British OD>DL-4>Fuchs Modded Music Man Combo (clean) + Marshall 1974x (dirty).
At home: PRS/LP>Fractal AxeFx Ultra>Adam A7 powered monitors
Record: Apogee Duet 2 (which I much prefer to my Saffire Liquid Pro 56)>GB or LE, Scuffham S-Gear Amp Sims)>monitors.
Sennheiser Pro 380 headphones
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I got a G-System yesterday, spent a big of time last night getting it working with the Mark V. Now I can control the Mark V channels with the G-System, as well as use the EQ/Solo/Boost functions with the G-System. Used a RJM mini amp gizmo, works a treat! I like the "simplicity" of having a multi-fx unit which also controls the amp.
PRS->G-System->4CM->Mini Amp Gizmo->Mark V
I don't know? You might. I know I did for a long time, finally learned my lesson a couple of years ago. If I ever scan my old pictures of my rack rig that I toted around for so long you will understand why this was a big revelation for me. I do think the genre of a band may dictate our feelings of what we are supposed to show up with though, and sometimes it's a visual aspect to see a half stack or a wall of them.
Yeah I know....I mean I would love to bring that cab...specifically for the 300 watt sub! But my days of hauling around stuff like that are over...plus most stages I get near are postage stamp sized....my Venus 5 and rectoverb combos at fifty watts each are pretty much too darn loud. And practically too big! (Doesn't stop me from using them though!). Even those are heavy suckers.
It's weird. I still love amps, pedals, racks, the tones, and all those things that light up, but I feel like it is a thing of the past for me. I've spent too many years hauling and guarding stuff, I try to keep it to something that I can manage. I can put boss a multi efx unit and a little Fender amp in the van/car/trailer and only concentrate on where my guitars are, and that makes me more accessible to fans and to the great experiences I couldn't have if I was worried about my boutique "blah, blah, boblawblog" amp and pedals.
Now I can go out for drinks, or spend the night somewhere, or not back up the van against every wall as much.
"The Master said, "A true gentleman is one who has set his heart upon the Way. A fellow who is ashamed merely of solid state amps or modeler's is not even worth conversing with."
(Analects 4.9)"
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Medical warning:
Serious. These medicines may interact and cause very harmful effects. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
Your medicine may slow down how quickly your intestine and liver process colchicine.
What might happen:
The amount of colchicine in your blood may increase and cause toxic side effects. Deaths have been reported.
What you should do about this interaction:
Let your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) know right away that you are taking these medicines together or if you have taken your other medicine in the previous 14 days. Make sure your doctor knows if you have any kidney or liver problems, which may make the interaction worse. Your doctor may need to change your medicine or the dose of your colchicine. Let your doctor know right away if you have any unexplained muscle weakness or pain, numbness or tingling in the fingers or toes; unusual bleeding or bruising; abdominal pain; nausea; severe diarrhea or vomiting; feeling weak or tired; increased infections; or pale or gray color of the lips, tongue, or palms of hands.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
1.Colcrys (colchicine) US prescribing information. AR Scientific, Inc. July, 2011.
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8.Dogukan A, Oymak FS, Taskapan H, Guven M, Tokgoz B, Utas C. Acute fatal colchicine intoxication in a patient on continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD). Possible role of clarithromycin administration. Clin Nephrol 2001 Feb;55(2):181-2.
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Revision as of 06:24, 1 February 2013
To be able to use JInput as described here, you must be using Joomla 2.5.0 or above.
Please note there are known issues with JInput and Magic Quotes (Deprecated in PHP 5.3.0 and removed in PHP 5.4.0). Most servers have these turned off - however it is important to bear this in mind whilst developing a component. For this reason all core components in Joomla 2.5.x still use JRequest. As of Joomla 3.0+ magic quotes is required to be disabled and thus this is no longer an issue.
Using JInput
To use JInput you must first create the object by using this code:
$jinput = JFactory::getApplication()->input;
Getting Values
To get a value from JInput, you can use:
$foo = $jinput->get('varname', 'default_value', 'filter');
The filter defaults to cmd
Available filters are:
Getting Multiple Values
To retrieve a number of values you can use the getArray()
$fooValues = $jinput->getArray(array('var1' => '', 'var2' => '', 'var3' => ''));
or, if you want to determine the data to get step by step:
$fooArray = array(); $fooArray['var1'] = ''; $fooArray['var2'] = ''; $fooArray['var3'] = ''; $fooValues = $jinput->getArray($fooArray);
The $fooValues
will be an array that consists of the same keys as used in $fooArray
, but with values attached.
You can also specify different filters for each of the inputs:
$fooValues = $jinput->getArray(array( 'var1' => 'int', 'var2' => 'float', 'var3' => 'word' ));
You can also nest arrays to get more complicated hierarchies of values:
$fooValues = $jinput->getArray(array( 'jform' => array( 'title' => 'string', 'quantity' => 'int', 'state' => 'int' ) ));
Getting Values from a Specific Super Global
$foo = $jinput->get->get('varname', 'default_value', 'filter');
$foo = $jinput->post->get('varname', 'default_value', 'filter');
$foo = $jinput->server->get('varname', 'default_value', 'filter');
To retrieve an entire object, you can use:
$foo = $jinput->get('varname', null, null);
Setting Values
To set a value via JInput, you can use:
$jinput->set('varname', $foo);
Retrieving File Data
The format that PHP returns file data in for arrays can at times be awkward, especially when dealing with arrays of files. JInputFiles provides a convenient interface for making life a little easier, grouping the data by file.
Suppose you have a form like:
<form action="<?php echo JRoute::_('index.php?option=com_example&task=file.submit'); ?>" enctype="multipart/form-data" method="post"> <input type="file" name="jform1[test][]" /> <input type="file" name="jform1[test][]" /> <input type="submit" value="submit" /> </form>
Normally, PHP would put these in an array called $_FILES
that looked like:
Array ( [jform1] => Array ( [name] => Array ( [test] => Array ( [0] => youtube_icon.png [1] => Younger_Son_2.jpg ) ) [type] => Array ( [test] => Array ( [0] => image/png [1] => image/jpeg ) ) [tmp_name] => Array ( [test] => Array ( [0] => /tmp/phpXoIpSD [1] => /tmp/phpWDE7ye ) ) [error] => Array ( [test] => Array ( [0] => 0 [1] => 0 ) ) [size] => Array ( [test] => Array ( [0] => 34409 [1] => 99529 ) ) ) )
JInputFiles produces a result that is cleaner and easier to work with:
$files = $input->files->get('jform1');
then becomes:
Array ( [test] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [name] => youtube_icon.png [type] => image/png [tmp_name] => /tmp/phpXoIpSD [error] => 0 [size] => 34409 ) [1] => Array ( [name] => Younger_Son_2.jpg [type] => image/jpeg [tmp_name] => /tmp/phpWDE7ye [error] => 0 [size] => 99529 ) ) )
In this way, the data from each file element is consolidated into a single array and can be indexed in a more straightforward manner.
This is based on an email discussion: Framework List 23 July 2011
The idea behind JInput is to abstract out the input source to allow code to be reused in different applications and in different contexts. What I mean by this is that you could have a controller that grabs data from an input source. Instead of always getting it from the request (i.e. get and post variables), you get it from JInput. So say for instance you have a MVC triad in your component that is meant to get data from the browser as a client (a typical web application). Now suppose you want to reuse that same code but interface with it using JSON. Instead of rewriting your triad, you just extend JInput and have it grab it data from a parsed json object and perform any translation that you need to perform.
The plan is to have JApplication instantiate JInput in its constructor. Then in your code you get the input object from the application and get your input from there. It will be a public property in Japplication so that it can be swapped out of that is appropriate.
We get the added benefit that we get rid of the static JRequest which makes a whole bunch the code a whole lot easier to test because you can inject mock inputs directly instead of trying to fudge with hackish dependencies.
The end result will be that your code will get the input object from the application (we will probably add something to JController at some point to make it more convenient to use there as well).
Once you have your JInput object, you use it fairly in a fairly similar manner to how JRequest is used: $input->get('varname', 'default_value', 'filter');
Where filter is a filter that is supported by JFilterInput. JInput::clean proxies to JFilter. We'll have to tweak JFilter a little bit so that it is more extensible. It defaults to cmd so that developers have to be intentional about things if they want to have more lenient filtering.
There is also a getArray method that allows you to specify an array of key and filter pairs so that you can get a whole array of filtered input.
If you want to get data from a specific super global array, you can do $input->get->get(...) or $input->post->get(...).
So that's the basic idea. Feel free to post more questions if you have any.
We'll be adding input as a public property to JApplication in the near future. It might be an idea if the CMS folks so chose to release a 1.7.1 that included this so developers can use it now. Otherwise, at this point in time, it is best to still use JRequest.


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Ryu set for Major League debut against Giants
The season, and the rivalry, returned Monday at Dodger Stadium.
On Tuesday, Dodgers left-hander Hyun-Jin Ryu will not only get his first taste of Major League Baseball, but also of the historic Dodgers-Giants rivalry when the Korean lefty makes his Major League debut at 7:10 p.m. PT in Los Angeles.
Ryu is one of a handful of the Dodgers' highly touted and expensive additions since last season's Trade Deadline, inking a six-year, $36 million deal last December.
The 26-year-old pitched seven years for Hanwha in the Korea Baseball Organization and showed steady improvement in Spring Training, finishing camp Thursday with four perfect innings against the Angels. Now it's time for Ryu to face hitters who haven't seen him, though the lefty said he doesn't know if that's necessarily an advantage.
"As much as they don't know me, I don't know them," Ryu said. "So it's going to be a two-way street for me to figure them out at the same time they are figuring me out."
Dodgers manager Don Mattingly was impressed with Ryu's camp and said the youngster pitched his way behind ace Clayton Kershaw.
"He's pitched really well, as good as anybody in camp," Mattingly said. "He's earned that [No. 2] spot."
While Ryu will be making his first start in the U.S., he'll be dueling against an old pro in Madison Bumgarner. True, the Giants left-hander is only 23. But he's on his third consecutive Opening Day roster, has been a key part of two World Series championship teams and surpassed the 30-start and 200-inning marks in each of the past two years.
In April 2011, beginning Bumgarner's first full season in the bigs, he struggled to the tune of a 6.17 ERA. But he turned that around last season, sporting a 2.53 mark in April, and seems to have conquered early-season struggles. Although Spring Training stats can be deceiving, Bumgarner posted a 2.29 ERA this spring -- his best-ever Cactus League mark.
The young lefty also has fared well in games against his rival. He's 5-2 with a 2.98 ERA in eight career outings (seven starts) against the Dodgers.
Giants: Eye on Sandoval
Pablo Sandoval certainly looked healthy in Monday's opener, going 2-for-4, but the Giants intend to monitor the third baseman's right elbow through the season's early going. Sandoval has dealt with nerve irritation in the elbow since mid-March.
"This week will probably be a day-to-day type of thing," manager Bruce Bochy said of Sandoval's playing status.
• Twenty-one of the 25 players on the Giants' roster played on last year's team. The newcomers are right-hander Chad Gaudin, infielder Nick Noonan, catcher Guillermo Quiroz and outfielder Andres Torres, who on the Giants' 2010 World Series-winning squad.
Dodgers: Ethier's still out there
Monday was Andre Ethier's sixth Opening Day start in right field for the Dodgers, the most in Los Angeles history. His 959 games played in the outfield also are the third-most as a Los Angeles Dodger, trailing only Willie Davis (1,906) and Dusty Baker (1,092).
• Matt Kemp's .341 career April batting average is tied for the fifth-highest such mark since 1921.
Worth noting
• San Francisco's Marco Scutaro, who ended 2012 with a 20-game hitting streak, went 0-for-4 on Monday. That means the longest hitting streak in the Majors belongs to Dodgers first baseman Adrian Gonzalez, who went 1-for-2 to extend his streak to 16 games.
• Of Dodgers with more than career 10 at-bats against Bumgarner, only former Giant Juan Uribe (.273) has a batting average higher than .250 against him.
• Bumgarner only faced Los Angeles once last season, on Aug. 20, striking out 10 in eight shutout innings at Dodger Stadium.
Cash Kruth is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I'm a HUGE fan of making my own laundry detergent and fabric softener. I've been making my own fabric softener for awhile using this recipe. I've been adding more essential oils to the recipe in order to give it a stronger smell, this is especially true when I'm giving it away as a gift (with the recipe card attached).
Recently however, I found a new recipe for fabric softener on One Good Thing by Jillee. I thought I would give it a try and see if I noticed a difference. The biggest difference to me was the scent, check it out below:
{Homemade Fabric Softener}
6 Cups Water
2 Cups Hair Conditioner (You can use any kind, I did have the Suave Rosemary Mint on hand so I used that.)
3 Cups White Vinegar
Essential Oils (optional)
When you buy the conditioner at the store, keep in mind you'll be needing 16oz. I noticed my Suave bottle was only 12oz so I had to shorten some of the other ingredients just a bit. Simply stir the ingredients together then pour them in jars or another storage container. I added Lavender essential oil (about 20 drops) to the fabric softener which gives it a much stronger scent especially since you're likely using a scented hair conditioner too.
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- Studio: Paramount Pictures
- Release Date: Dec 21, 2011
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 439 Ratings
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Mixed: 33 out of 439
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Mar 15, 2015As somebody who isn't familiar with the comic books, I found this movie boring, and that it was trying too hard to be funny, when it wasn't, I can see the appeal, but I didn't like it.
Dec 31, 2014Well voiced, exceptionally animated and thrilling, "The Adventures of Tintin" takes me back to when I was a little boy who read the comics about Tintin, in spite of being a bit too reminiscent of one the best action movies of all time (Raiders of the Lost Ark).
Dec 18, 2014
Dec 9, 2014This movie has a good plot and features lots of action. It is probably one of the best animated movies released in theaters. It is an awesome movie and thumbs up for this movie!
Oct 18, 2014The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn is the first in the series of 3D motion capture films based on the iconic character Tintin, the intrepid young reporter whose relentless pursuit of a good story thrusts him into a world of high adventure.
Aug 24, 2014A whimsical, smart, and sporadically funny adventure film with great voice acting from the cast. The story is pure nostalgic wit, which turns into a fun ride for the whole family, especially for adults or those who love the original french comic series. It is a joyride that you could watch at least two or three times, the story is that engaging.
Jun 25, 2014Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson make a great team! This movie was outstanding for an animated movie. It had jaw dropping action and a great storyline. The casting was excellent, and the comedy was good. Can't wait for the sequel.
Mar 7, 2014i always love steven steliberg films from the guy who brought jaws which is amazing . then he creates tin tin . i love tin tin it is a heck of adventure .
Jan 30, 2014
Jan 19, 2014Here's a fun 3-D adventure made from the likes of the one and only Steven Spielberg. This is a fun and wildly ridiculous action "Indiana Jones" spin-off. It has great animation and an interesting story arch set around it. Overall, it's fun 3-D galore. I give it an A-!
Jan 3, 2014O Visual de Tintim magnífico um dos mais belos que já vi, a história bem interessante porém em si um filme um pouco cansativo, mais não perde seu charme.
Oct 7, 2013This film is just amazing, the story, the characters, just like the original herge books. The voice acting was amazing, and everything just looked breath-taking, it looked just like a cod cgi cut scene. definitely worth your time
Sep 29, 2013Awesome and completely simple. If you hate it, try tintin and haddickf not the game was not meant for you, your bad just do not blame the game please, give it a ten
Sep 20, 2013A zealous Spielberg film bursting at the seams with energy and spirit. Even though it is animated, this is not a bad thing; it gives Spielberg a bigger canvas to work on, and what he can't do in his live action movies he can do in Tin-Tin.
Sep 3, 2013the best way to bring Tintin to the big screen. its awesome. Recommended for tintin lovers n those who don't know who tintin is too. It have little flaws may be. not exactly the comic. but works fine. worth watching.
Aug 29, 2013It's okay. The animation is brilliant. I originally thought it was acted in the real world. However, the plot was not so good. I struggled to figure at times. It's an okay film, probably worth picking up in a sale.
Jul 17, 2013Tintin works as a fun adventure film with great animation. Steven Spielberg shows he has as much skill in an animated movie like this as he does with his live action work.
May 19, 2013The Adventures of Tintin is fantastic because it is by far a copy of Indiana Jones, the design is witty and his aesthetic is fascinating, and a brand revolção for future cartoon, at first he may seem old-fashioned face, but if unfold makes it a pleasant experience to see, and proves that the pair ceria Steven S. and Peter G. can bear much fruit in the future.
Mar 10, 2013
Mar 2, 2013Not spectacularly amazing, just Tintin. I read all the books as a child (our local library had the lot) and have to admit, a good job was done bringing them to life, I suppose the highest praise that can be given to the film is it isn't insulting to anyone who remembers the source material. Well done, Spielberg. You didn't f*ck it up.
Feb 11, 2013This film shows you that Spielberg still has a boy left somewhere inside him. And it is definitely something Herge would have enjoyed.It is actually quite brilliant
Feb 7, 2013
Jan 12, 2013The best special effects I've seen in an animated film.
Jan 8, 2013
Jan 5, 2013I am honestly suprised that the critics didn't give this film better reviews. It's great. Good acting by the cast, It's funny, The plot is interesting, Even the sub-plot with the thief is good. It looks amazing as well, Great use of motion capture. I loved it and I will definently be seeing the sequel in theaters.
Dec 27, 2012It
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Jun 21, 2012A great movie that hopefully spawns a few sequels. It's got your action, humor, and mystery all included, and will appeal to people of all ages so it's a great movie to watch for a family movie night.
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Jun 1, 2012I was expecting a bit of a turkey tbh before I sat to watch this, sure I read all the books as a kid but figured it too hard to make a decent movie from due to its old fashioned views of the world. I was extremely proven wrong... this is a top notch CGI action movie at it shining best. Forget turkies like Indy Jones... TinTin and Cpt Haddock would kick his ass.
May 25, 2012One of the few animated movies of 2011 that got it right with its great direction, solid script and gorgeous animation, and the answer to the No-Pixar-film-for-Oscar-nods dilemna.
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Apr 16, 2012This is the best animated movie I have seen in years. Some of the sequences are very intense for a "kids movie". I'm now 26 and I can honestly say I enjoyed this movie from beginning to end. The 3D is phenomenal as well.
Apr 10, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Apr 2, 2012
Mar 31, 2012First off, this is a 9.5 out of 10. Visuals are just out standings. Some and most pushes boundaries between real and animation. Action sequences are great story. Story and score are well done, and the acting is great. Overall this is a great movie recommend for everyone.
Mar 31, 2012Don't let the all star production and director fool you... it was a struggle staying awake towards the end. I read the comics growing up and was really excited to watch it. maybe its not for me #notthatexciting
Mar 29, 2012Muy entretenida de principio a fin. Las Aventuras de Tintin es una pelicula llena de aventura, con una direccion magistral de Steven Spielberg y un interesante plot. Es visualmente atractiva y claramente algo que no se ve todos los dias. La recomiendo...
Mar 25, 2012
Mar 25, 2012The Adventures of Tintin is an A when it comes to visuals probably the best since Avatar but the story and how the movie was made was not very good to say the least. It went way to fast and the ending came to sudden halt with me saying at the end that's it.
Mar 20, 2012
Mar 18, 2012This is a great movie it's an exact remake of the book, which I loved anyone and everyone will love this. Way better than Hugo and stays true to the books. Give it a go people.
Mar 14, 2012Animation and modelling were amazing in this film. The production was great and the actors did a good job. HOWEVER. I found myself often looking at my watch wondering when this was going to finish. There were so many pointless things that they kept in the film which made it drag. 6/10
Mar 12, 2012The Adventures of Tintin looks and feels like another Indiana Jones movie and it basically is just in the form of another character, and the story isn't told with much depth as most would want. Yet, dazzling animation, great action, humor, memorable and lovable characters make for an amazing movie experience. I give this movie 85%.
Mar 11, 2012This was an okay Remake of Tintin..but really it gets boring the very start of the film.. everything else was very good Kudos to Spielberg"s Creative Mind!
Mar 10, 2012Great movie! The story was hilarious at times but also easy to follow, and the graphics in this film are absolutely amazing. At some points I completely forgot I was watching an animation.
Mar 7, 2012
Mar 5, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Mar 2, 2012Tintin is extremely lifelike, but with physics like the Polar Express. It is consistently funny and full of action, even if the story is absolute random.
Feb 29, 2012I must say I was weary of this movie when I went to watch it but I got more than I bargained for! All I can say is the movie was great and it kept me on the edge of my seat.
Feb 26, 2012Despite having people I despise working on it (Simon Pegg and Nick Frost just to name a few), this was a very enjoyable movie debut for Tintin, even though I would've preferred a French dub to honor the original source material.
Feb 25, 2012
Feb 25, 2012Hmm amazing movie and picture from this movie..
Altough more extended story and not folowing the comic story Im unpatiently wait the next sequel,,
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Feb 18, 2012
Feb 13, 2012"The Adventures of Tintin" is like the animated version of Indiana Jones. Although the story is somewhat cliched in a sort of matter, it's the adventurous feeling and realistic characters that shine the movie. A good entertainment to watch with your kids.
Feb 12, 2012the adventures of tintin is an amazing film true to the book with awesome action, great storyline and tintin goodness, it really is an incredible film!
Feb 11, 2012
Feb 7, 2012Awesome animation, a well executed screenplay, and a good use of graphics have all been plus points for this movie. Especially the animation has glued my eyes to the film. As my sister said, the movie supposedly captures all the essence of the comic book by Herge. But is still felt that it wasn't so much for the mature audience, and there was something lacking in it.
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Jan 27, 2012It really is a revolutionary animation and attractive to all kinds of age. The use of weapons and the action of a special touch. Although its meaning is not just an animation that try to show those moral lessons at the end.
Jan 24, 2012Very few movies in recent years have launched a journey more vast and monumental than the one in â
Jan 23, 2012I did have doubts and fears about this film but thankfully, those fears were put to rest, Though it wasn't exactly a 100% faithful adaptation it still delivered enough excitement and joy to keep you at the edge of your seat for an hour and a half.
Jan 21, 2012What a great movie. Not even best animated movie of year, but also one of the best films of year. Great sceens, adventure. We haven not seen anything like that.
Jan 19, 2012I didn't like it at all; too much violence; not a simple story; no poetry; no swearing from Captain Haddock; some names have been changed (to adapt to the US market?)
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Jan 11, 2012Tintin is a gem when it comes to its visual aesthetics. Its use of motion-capture reminded me a bit of lord of the rings. The film is similar to Indiana Jones and it's definitely adventurous.
Jan 11, 2012This adaptation of the Belgian author's books is Steven Spielberg's first animated film. It follows an earnest young reporter on an adventure for lost treasureâ
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Jan 8, 2012
Jan 7, 2012This is a movie for everyone of age! the scenes, motion capturing and storyline was nicely done and thoroughly enjoyable making me begging for the next one to come out!
Jan 7, 2012Movie-making magic. Complex swooping camera work. Incredible animation. Glorious adventure. Splendid use of 3D technology. Just see it. You'll have a great afternoon or evening filled with entertainment value.
Jan 7, 2012
Jan 6, 2012The story has great depth and pace. Greatest chase scene of all time. Movie feels very authentically 'Tintin'. Somewhat predictable but definitely still a good film.
Jan 6, 2012
Jan 5, 2012The Adventures of Tintin is an exhilarating movie, awesome, I say, awesome. Snowy, the little dog is so cutely and funnily animated that you can't help but love him, the attention to detail in this movie is staggering. I say that Tintin is a must-see for anyone, even people who haven't read the comic strip.
Jan 4, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Jan 3, 2012Just a fantastic film. It had me on the edge of my seat with the plot and I loved the action scene and art style. The camera angles were really neat, and a great adaptation from the comic Secret of the Unicorn. Watch this film, you won't be disappointed.
Jan 3, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Jan 2, 2012
Jan 1, 2012Loads of fun. Probably the best CGI and use of motion capture I have ever seen. I went with my five year old daughter and it was a little long and complex for her. Probably best for seven and up, but she still liked it too. Note, it was a little violent for young kids. In one scene, somebody was shot with a machine gun through a door. Overall, well made and enjoyable.
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Dec 28, 2011The adventure itself is epic, but it's disrupted by tangents of unneeded comic relief. The result is a bit of a paradox - younger kids will be attracted by the goofiness, only to be sent howling out of the theater by scenes like the brutal machine gun murder in the beginning of the film. I also felt that Snowey the dog was too anthropomorphized.
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Dec 28, 2011Superb cinematography, awesome direction and great 3D. But it's childish, hard to enjoy. I don't get any attention besides Spielberg on the poster. Spielberg presents an ultimate adventure.
Dec 27, 2011
Dec 27, 2011It starts off well and captivating but half way through it, it's all chasing here and there. I got dizzy following the action. I wish there were more characters development, maybe more depth in Tintin's as well as Haddock's stories. In conclusion, I feel the story lost its steam as it moved towards the end.
Dec 27, 2011A very solid adventure movie. Tin Tin had great pacing and great artwork. I saw it in 3D and wished I hadn't because I'm sure the movie's colors are much more vivid with out the glasses.
Everything he did in live-action movies with rolling boulders and runaway convoys he does bigger and better - by a factor of ten - in every frame. At the end of two hours, my jaw ached from grinning.
Dec 26, 2011Feels particularly mechanical. The movie isn't a complete waste: it adequately re-creates the comics' Dickensian characterization, and every frame brims with clever details. But once the action begins, Spielberg's incessant, force-fed "fun" quickly gets exhausting.
In a movie year of more than two dozen animated films, this and "Rango" tower over all others. Welcome to America, Tintin. It's great getting to know you.


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The Quoizel ML183 takes 2 60 watt medium base bulbs.
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