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Fits: RCBS 7/8"-14 thread Collet Bullet Puller
Function: Collet grips the bullet as the press ram is lowered removing the bullet from the case
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Technical Information
Fits: RCBS 7/8"-14 thread Collet Bullet Puller
Function: Collet grips the bullet as the press ram is lowered removing the bullet from the case
Notes: Designed to pull jacketed bullets only
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Plot Lock
A Plot Lock is any example of a Broken Bridge where, for whatever reason, the character should be able to overcome it, and yet they can't in this one arbitrary situation (where doing so would, of course, break The One True Sequence). On the other hand, not using Plot Locks can sometimes lead to massive Sequence Breaking. Note that it's only a Plot Lock if you're supposed to eventually get the key to the door. If it's just locked because there's nothing behind it, it might have been Dummied Out, but it's not a Plot Lock. It's also not a Plot Lock if there's no reason your character should be able to get around it - then it's just an ordinary Broken Bridge. A funny subset of these is when it specifically states that a key is required. So all those other doors we opened before didn't require a key? The Multi-Mook Melee provides an immediate version of this where the player enters the room, all ways out are locked, and enemies pour in. Defeating all the enemies unlocks all the doors. Boss Fights are like this too. Compare Insurmountable Waist High Fence, Cutscene Incompetence, and Plotline Death. Also compare Statistically Speaking, where your character can never get past a particular kind of obstacle even if his statistics indicate he should be able to.
Examples from video games:
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Action Adventure
- Ōkami does this a couple of times:
- You can't fix the Broken Bridge between Agata Forest and Taka Pass, even though Ammy can paint them good as new everywhere else.
- When you enter Orochi's castle, there's a broken staircase. Rejuvenation won't fix it. You're forced to jump down into the chasm and work your way through the level. This becomes obvious when you go back in time to when the staircase was still whole, and you can just go up it and confront Orochi directly.
- The Winx Club video game also has a few obstacles (e.g. a boulder on the path) that overlook the fact that all of the titular characters can fly.
- Bill Nye the Science Guy: Stop the Rock! has the Nye Labs Sky Labs (the atmospheric research wing of Nye Labs), whose password can only be gotten if you choose the "Join Nye Labs" (Story Mode) in the beginning. If you chose "Hang Out" (Sandbox Mode) instead, not only is it impossible to get the password, all the access doors to the Sky Labs have "Access Must Be Approved by Bill Nye" on their displays, and said approval is also impossible to get.
Driving Game
- The Grand Theft Auto series does this. If you start from the beginning, but you've played it before, you'll notice all the places that are impossible to get into that are possible later on. There's no lock to pick or anything, it's just that the character refuses to turn the knob to the door and walk inside. Makes sense with safehouses you haven't bought yet, but why in god's name are you not allowed into the hairdressers until someone tells you where it is?
First Person Shooter
- The later Halo games don't have fall damage, but they do have arbitrary drops that kill you to prevent you from jumping down to where you need to go.
- The Half-Life series has innumerable Locked Doors that require the player find another route to the required destination. This is reasonable for areas where the player is not intended to go, but not so for Space Filling Paths that loop back on themselves and create a Door to Before, when Gordon could simply blow up the flimsy wooden door or, in the second game, just punt the damn thing with the incredibly useful Gravity Gun.
Frohman: [...] He's using my Gravity Gun to punt a car out of our way. But a wooden door, well. Let's just run eight miles through soldier-infested, mine-littered streets to avoid it.
- Concerned gleefully lampshades this.
- Nightmare House, among other Source mods, egregiously abuses this trope. It's not uncommon in Nightmare House 2 to find that a door is locked, be given the requisite plot exposition or orders to go through the door, and then find it magically unlocked. This is a common sight that can be seen in many of the LPs online. The player is also given a shotgun late in the game that had been seen blowing open locked doors, but finds it unable to take down anything tougher than an empty wooden crate.
- Most of the Call of Duty games don't allow you to open doors yourself, so you must wait for your teammates to do so. Some obstacles also can't be surmounted until the plot allows you to.
- In Wolfenstein, certain doors in the Hub City of Isenstadt are locked until the player is briefed on specific missions, or beaten all missions in a given area if the door leads to another section of the hub.
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- Although the Beef Gate is the most common way to keep low-level players out of high-level areas in The Lord of the Rings Online, there are a few doors that are level-locked. Attempting to open them usually results in an ambiguous message, ("your level is too low") but the developers sometimes list specific levels when these doors are first installed. For example, a recent update introduced a door in Bree-town (one of the starting settlements) which restricted access to level 90. As the current level cap is 75, this might (or might not) indicate how high the cap will be raised in the upcoming Riders of Rohan expansion.
Platform Game
- Bionic Commando forces the player to go where the developers intended by placing lethal clouds of radiation everywhere else. At one point the player is fighting a helicopter on a rooftop and is barred from simply jumping off (the protagonist is immune to falling damage) by this radiation. However, once the helicopter is destroyed, it crashes into the building and our hero narrowly escapes the explosion by... jumping off the roof.
- Metroid: Other M may be the ultimate example. Every Broken Bridge that isn't a locked door is passable by using one of Samus's abilities. Which (except for two) she already has. But she has chosen to only activate her abilities when specifically told to, which happens at arbitrary locations in the game.
Role Playing Game
- The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion has locks that can't be picked. Morrowind averted it: An Open spell with a strength of 100 (which is the maximum lock strength) could open any door - bar one in one of the expansions - as could a master lockpick.
- Daggerfall also suffered from this, although you could expect as much from a game that allows you to scale almost any vertical surface. Some walls can't be climbed, arbitrarily. Also, your freedom of movement is crippled by the inability to climb down.
- Skyrim has quite a few dungeons that are involved in faction quests which are locked until you receive the key for the relevant quest. Snow Veil Sanctum deserves a special mention, since there's no claw to open the Nordic puzzle lock and Mercer Frey unlocks it using the power of the Skeleton Key.
- Knights of the Old Republic gives us a Deconstruction by having locked doors that can be opened by the PC if s/he has the skills or items needed, and then there are the sealed doors, which can only be opened by finding the right computer. The presence of lightsabers in the setting is what pushes this into deconstruction territory; not only is there a material that resists lightsabers, but higher canon (specifically the Darth Bane novels) indicates that in Force-user-heavy times, said material, cortosis, is a very hot commodity.
- In Tales of Symphonia, your characters have all demonstrated the ability to make flying leaps and large jumps, and one or two of them can literally fly, and does so in-game. However, when there's no context-sensitive action to do so, you can't go over the Insurmountable Waist High Fence that you will undoubtedly have to go through a complex series of events to make a little bridge to get there. Infamously, there's a sequence a few hours in where Colette uses her newly-acquired angel wings to fly up to an unreachable platform and get a necessary key... which she will never do again for the 40 hours left in the game, for literally no reason.
- In Baldur's Gate doors often do not have an ordinary locking mechanism and may be warded against simple spells. You'd think that by the time you're a 40th level unstoppable killing machine with spells to stop time, summon powerful angels and demons, and wreck incredible destruction with a flick of your wrist, you would have learned a complicated spell to open doors, given how many are protected this way.
- There's a similar
problemmechanic in Neverwinter Nights.
- Especially irritating since many of these doors should be vulnerable to a peasant with a chisel and a hammer.
- There's a similar
- This (along with many other RPG tropes) is made fun of in Touhou Labyrinth. On the second floor, you have to find a way to bridge across a gap to a treasure chest, in spite of Marisa's arguing that everyone in the party can fly, so why don't we just do that. (They ignore her.)
- In the later games of the Geneforge series, some locked doors are simply "too complicated to be picked" regardless of your Mechanics skill or how many lockpicks you have and can only be passed after finding the key.
- Though several entries in the Dragon Quest series have a Thief class, they're never able to pick any of the locked doors you encounter along the way.
- Pokémon uses NPCs and wild Pokemon to block your path in certain games until a plot point has been resolved. You can teach certain Pokemon the move Fly, which instantly flies you from one town to another (but only towns you've already been to). The Fridge Logic sets in when you can't fly ten feet over that guy's head.
- Arcanum averts this almost entirely; every lock can be picked, and if you don't have the skill (or if the status of the lock in question is Jammed or Magickally Held rather than Locked), you can always just bash it in. However, there are a handful of containers that are immune to such treatment: The Iron Clan Chest in Tarant has infinite health and an infinite-strength lock, the Iron Clan Vault has a different opening mechanism, the doors in the First Panarii Temple are "magickally sealed" until you reach the right point in the plot, and Qintarra and T'sen-Ang have "magick barriers" in place that require permission from the guards to open.
- In Persona 3, you're tasked with climbing Tartarus as far as you can, and you must reach the top by the end of the game. But to prevent power-levelers and New Game+ players from blowing through it during the first night, there are arbitrary "barrier floors" every few dozen floors, preventing you from climbing further with an Insurmountable Waist-Height Fence. These barriers tend to go away on their own after plot-driven events, for no reason at all other than some "mysterious force" is removing them.
Survival Horror
- Resident Evil loves this trope, as many of the games have a playable character who can pick locks, and yet is usually forced to find keys anyway. Many of the protagonists are also ex-cops or military, some of whom are wearing combat gear in their stories, yet they cannot even kick down doors explicitly labeled as "rickety."
- Any "locked" door in the Silent Hill series eventually opens one way or another, but if the door is jammed, broken, or "shut tight", it stays shut for good.
- Starting with 3, the protagonist will turn their head towards usable doors.
Third Person Shooter
- In Splinter Cell, a door that is "locked" can usually be either picked or hacked, depending on the particular locking mechanism in place. If the door is "jammed", however, it won't typically open until some specific plot event.
- In Mass Effect 1, three of your characters (and possibly you, depending on your job) are able to defeat electronic locks, and everybody can simply force them open with enough Omnigels. However, some doors are simply unopenable until you get to the mission where it's supposed to open.
- Mass Effect 2 highlights all player-usable doors with holographic symbols. Unlocked doors have green symbols and hackable doors have orange ones. Plot Locks have red. Every time you see that red symbol, you know you'll be back later, because cosmetic doors that cannot open at all don't have any symbols on them.
- Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas have numerous doors that are marked as "INACCESSIBLE" or "REQUIRES KEY" rather than "Easy", "Medium", "Hard", or "Very Hard". The "INACCESSIBLE" ones don't count, as they are, well... inaccessible — you never get to use them. Others do, as they are opened by plot events. Some "Requires Key" doors can only be opened via hacking, and usually lead to empty rooms or a void of nothingness.
Examples from other media:
Live Action TV
- Doctor Who has the deadlock seal, which the sonic screwdriver can't unlock, appearing on various locks from all places and times for no apparent reason. In less technologically advanced settings, wooden doors thwart the sonic screwdriver just as easily.
Tabletop Games
- Many Dungeons & Dragons-based games give Thief/Rogue characters the ability to pick locks. This will generally let them open treasure chests or inconsequential doors. But any plot advancing doors must be unlocked with a specific key/lever that you must fight the right bad guys to get.
- Then again, certain doors that don't advance the plot can just be kicked open by a monk... Or hacked at by a barbarian... or blasted into oblivion by a sorceror...
- You would not believe how many Disintegration-immune doors there are out there.
- Note that usually none of this is, strictly speaking, supported (let alone demanded) anywhere in the actual rules of the game in question — and that part of the Game Master's responsibility is exactly dealing with any player input not originally anticipated by the plot. So if Plot Locks do in fact show up without a convincing in-game reason, it's usually a sign of lazy GMing and/or scenario design.


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Japanese brands captured 32 percent of the U.S. vehicle market in the first quarter, up from 25.3 percent in 2000, while the market share of Big Three brands has declined to 57.8 percent from 65.2 percent.
What matters to the overall economy, however, is the production and sales of U.S. manufactured vehicles and parts, regardless of the apparent nationality of the brand name on the trunk.
According to the Monthly Labor Review of February 2004, U.S. motor vehicle output rose by 3.6 percent a year from 1992 to 2002; production of parts rose by 5 percent a year. Those figures include the 2001 recession, after which real GDP of the motor vehicles and parts industry rebounded by 15 percent in 2002 and 8.9 percent in 2003, according to the latest Survey of Current Business. In the first quarter of 2005, real GDP of the motor vehicle industry was up 5.8 percent from a year earlier.
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Blue Bridal Boutique of Austin is located on South Congress Ave in Austin, TX. Dresses range from $800 to $6000. We believe that everyone deserves the boutique experience!
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Hands Down the Best Experience!Reviewed on 5/20/2014 Ablaza L
There are so many great things about this Bridal Boutique. Everyone has this vision in their head of how the experience will be when trying on wedding gowns. If you watch Say Yes to the Dress, you see that you walk into a room, tell someone your dream dress, they pull the dress... Read More and then you walk out and make an entrance to your loved ones. Well i went to a couple of other shops and it was a hot mess! But at Blue Bridal, it was such a great experience. The shop itself is so beautiful and organized. The dress selection is amazing. You get your own little room to try on, with an assistant, and you get to come out and stand in front of a beautiful mirror on a pedestal. They were all so sweet and when i found the one, they put a veil on and gave us champagne! It was the best experience and we were all in tears! Everyone deserves to have that experience!
Amazing shop and service - thanks, Jaime!Reviewed on 4/24/2014 Grace L
My time at Blue Bridal was phenomenal and I cannot say enough good things about my experience with Jaime. I had a lot of anxiety about trying on dresses and being fussed over, and had put it off for a while. The stress and intimidation of finding "the most important dress of... Read More your life OMG!" had left me very apprehensive about the whole process. But Jaime alleviated all that trepidation with her patience, positive attitude, and great suggestions. They have a great selection at the boutique, and Jaime was very attuned to exactly what I wanted, pulling gowns that fitted my taste perfectly, and occasionally slipping a belt or a veil on to complete the look (it's amazing what those little touches can do!). She helped me find the perfect dress and was a pleasure to work with. I wish she could be with me for every shopping trip - bridal or not :)
Best Bridal Store EverReviewed on 4/12/2014 Stephanie B
I've been to a handful of bridal stores, big box and small, and Blue Bridal Boutique has by far been the best. We received such personal, caring and authentic service. The big box stores overwhelm you and don't care about your actual look, and some other boutiques aren't... Read More conscious of your budget. Blue Bridal took care of me and my mother, got to know me, respected my budget, and found me THE perfect dress. Our associate Jaime Weak was so sweet and relaxing throughout the entire process. I recommend all brides to start looking for their dress here. My only regret is I can't use them for more than my dress! They are so so great. ***EDIT*** I'm editing my review after visiting Blue Bridal again to get a veil, to sing their praises again! I had an AWFUL experience with a tailor in NYC who almost ruined my dress, and Jaime was so sweet in helping me stay calm and figure out next steps. I also bought the wrong veil, being pressured by the same people who sent me to the bad tailor. Jaime found me the perfect veil for half the price and double the quality. She made sure I walked out with it since my wedding is quickly approaching. Jaime and the Blue Bridal team have done more for me in 20 minutes than any of my vendors in NYC have done in three months. They have been my favorite part of wedding planning and I highly recommend you visit them!
Yes to the Dress!Reviewed on 11/19/2015 Pete F
I had a wonderful experience with Joanna Botts! She made me feel very comfortable and my mom was pleased with her assistance. We were able to face time with my sister, she was able to share the moment with us. I never felt rushed or hurried. She was very good at understanding... Read More what my likes and dislikes were after trying on a few. When I said Yes to the dress, it was a magical moment. When Joanna had me step out on the pedestal in the middle of the foyer in the back, I felt like a princess! I was able to buy the dress as is. It was a perfect fit, except take a few inches off the bottom. It was a great deal, I felt I couldn't pass it up. The champagne that was provided was a nice touch. Before we left I received names and numbers to help with alterations and dry cleaning. You deserve the Knot award!
We had a wonderful shopping experience at Blue. The girls were very patient as I wandered around the store trying to get an idea of how comfortable different dresses were. My only complaint is that the quality of the construction and fabrics wasn't quite as high as I expected... Read More it to be from a boutique like this.
Best of the bestReviewed on 10/09/2015
Can't say enough good things about Blue Bridal! The women are so friendly, helpful, and go out of their way to make your appointment special! The ladies have a strong product knowledge and answered all of my many dress questions! So glad I chose my dress at Blue Bridal!
LOVE Blue BridalReviewed on 8/27/2015 Teddi N
I wish Blue Bridal sold regular clothes so that I had an excuse to go there all the time. The two times I have gone to Blue Bridal have been the best shopping experience of any kind. They gals there are nice, personable, and they are honest about what looks good and what we... Read More should put back on the rack. They were so helpful in helping me find my perfect dress (even suggesting that I come back for a trunk show months later instead of just settling for something the first time) and I couldn't be happier.
WONDERFUL Exprience!!Reviewed on 8/27/2015 Lauren J
Loved the location, the atmosphere and the staff! WONDERFUL experience. Had so much fun trying on dresses and they had the EXACT one I had been eyeballing for months :) FABULOUS shop!
Great Experience, Lovely Dresses, Right Price!Reviewed on 6/12/2015 Kendall S
I went to Blue Bridal in Austin after dress shopping in Houston. I found a designer that I liked (Justin Alexander) and an internet search found that they carried that designer in Austin. The salon was small and lovely. They had great music playing and the stylists were... Read More attentive but not pushy. I went to try on two dresses that I had narrowed my search to. It was easy to call and make an appointment and though the space is small they accommodated me, my mom and future mother and sister-in-law easily. Even though I had only made an appointment to try those two dresses (which they had pulled and were waiting on me) they let me browse and look at more to try on. When I "said yes to the dress" they treated my group all to a champagne toast. Overall it was a great experience and I would recommend to Austin brides to shop there!
The best period! I couldn't have asked for a better experience; they really make you feel special! The staff is over the top nice and know what they are doing. My consultant was so patient and really listened. The first dress she pulled ended up being the one! When you say yes... Read More to the dress, they give you a glass of champagne to celebrate and let you hang out and just really enjoy your dress for little. I have called several times to ask a few questions since my first visit and they have been nothing but helpful. Blue Bridal Boutique of Austin is definitely the best and I would recommend them to anyone!
Adorable Boutique with Sweet ManagerReviewed on 5/26/2015 Kali B
I LOVED my experience at Blue Bridal! I couldn't have hoped for better if I tried :) Joanna was insanely helpful and kind and really made our time there helpful, fun, and productive. They seemed to have a ton of different styles and options. They were incredibly respectful... Read More of my budget and gave me a uniquely personal experience! Poor Joanna was helping me in and out of what felt like a million dresses and she was so sweet the entire time. When I went back to try on THE DRESS one more time, everyone there was super sweet and gave my mom and I plenty of space to think and decide, while still being available and helpful. As a bonus, they offered us a champagne toast when I said "yes" to the dress. There was actually another girl there at the same time as me who also said "yes", so there was a bunch of celebrating going on that morning! Overall, great people, super cute store, and lots of dress options.. what more could you want? :)
Much more than I expected!!Reviewed on 4/30/2015 Ashley T
Hailey and the girls were absolutely fantastic! This was my first attempt at finding a dress and guess what, I found one!! They were completely respectful of my budget and made the whole experience so fun and relaxing! I tried another place before I scampered straight back to... Read More buy my dress with Blue. Nowhere else compares in my book. There was zero pressure but lots of celebrating. I definitely felt like I was among (well-informed!) friends! I definitely recommend them!!
BLUE BRIDAL IS AMAZING!Reviewed on 3/21/2015 Lacey S
Blue Bridal was the first and last place I went while shopping for my wedding gown. The dresses are absolutely gorgeous, and the service at Blue Bridal is amazing! The owner, Ruthie, is a sweet soul. She is such a special person, and she makes you feel beautiful! I am... Read More absolutely in LOVE with my dress and with Blue Bridal! I would recommend it to everyone! You'll save yourself a lot of time! :)
LOVEEE blue bridal!!Reviewed on 3/10/2015 Lexanne K
I could not have asked for a better gown shopping experience at blue bridal. The staff was so accomodating and the atmosphere is almost unbeatable. I would HIGHLY recommend going there if you are looking for a true bridal experience when it comes to shopping for your wedding... Read More gown.
Love this Boutique!Reviewed on 3/06/2015 Tiffany C
Blue Bridal Boutique was the first place I went to and it is where I found THE dress! I couldn't believe I found it so early on in my search (totally not like me) but, when you know you know! Ruthie was so incredibly sweet and helpful. I really didn't know what I wanted, but she... Read More made it so easy and she was right on point! It is the perfect dress for me! I think it was the 4th or 5th dress I tried on. For a bride who can be very picky and indecisive, it couldn't have been easier. I would recommend them to any bride I know.
Blue Bridal!Reviewed on 3/06/2015 Madeline P
Blue Bridal did a phenomenal job of helping me find my dream dress! I could not be more happy with their services and helping me make my final decision. I would recommend Blue Bridal to anyone because they have a variety of dresses that are all high quality and the employees are... Read More great at finding dresses within your budget. They made the process easy and fun!
Great Experience!Reviewed on 3/06/2015 Heather Z
Ruthie and Joanna at Blue Bridal were so great to work with! I had been on a few appointments for dress shopping in both Austin and Dallas and not only did I love the dresses that Blue carried but their customer service was exceptional! I can't wait to wear the dress that I... Read More found at Blue at my wedding this Fall!
Great shop!Reviewed on 1/21/2015 Lindsey F
When I came into Blue Bridal I was looking for a wedding dress for my wedding in three months (short engagement!) They were friendly and helpful. At first I didn't think much of the selection but they were very good to pull dresses for me based on my comments. The dresses they... Read More pulled were very similar to what I described and they made sure they were in my price range before letting me try them on (unlike other places I went). I found a dress I loved and they were able to get in time!! (only in ivory but I didn't have time to be that picky). They were always super helpful, got my dress in early and helped me pick out a sash and veil as well! Great little shop on South Congress!
Fantastic Wedding Dress ShopReviewed on 10/16/2014 Sara W
I found the team at Blue Bridal Boutique one of the best wedding dress shops in Austin. They went above and beyond at each of my visits (it took a couple to find "the dress"), I never felt rushed or that they were annoyed to have to keep showing dress after dress. They answered... Read More all my questions with expert knowledge and professionalism. Plus the store is just too cute and you really feel the personal touch. I would highly recommend Blue Bridal Boutique for anyone looking for a wedding dress in Austin.
made me feel like family until I needed to pick up my dressReviewed on 8/21/2014
Jamie and her staff were very sweet and made me feel like I was a family member. I loved that we had the studio to ourselves and I could walk through the store with a dress on to get a feel for it. After trying on several dresses I didn't think I would find my dress there. The... Read More staff ended up picking out my dress and I immediately fell in love. The dress was over budget so I didn't commit at first. I tried on numerous other dresses at several other salons and didn't find anything that matched up to this dress. I ended up scheduling another appointment and purchased my dress. They were still very helpful during my second appointment and just as sweet. They are a smaller boutique so they have a few dresses from each designer they carry. With all these good things to say I was extremely disappointed when it came time to pick up my dress. They wouldn't work with my schedule (I live out of town and had to make a special trip to pick it up). Additionally, they wouldn't allow me to make a payment unless it was over $200 which was never discussed when purchasing my dress. Joanna lack of customer service was shocking after the great service I previously experienced with them. They have left a sour taste in my mouth.
Great experienceReviewed on 7/30/2014 Amanda
I did not end up getting my dress from Blue Bridal but I did end up getting my veil and a hair piece. They were very easy to work with and nice! It was perfect and they shipped it to me since I do not live in Austin. It arrived on time in perfect condition.
Excellent!Reviewed on 7/09/2014
I HIGHLY recommend Blue Bridal to anyone looking for a boutique/more intimate experience when shopping for a dress. I didn't want to search the racks as I had no clue what would look good on my body and Jamie at Blue brought dresses out right away that were perfect! It was such... Read More a relaxing and enjoyable experience compared the one other place I went shopping at that was much bigger and not nearly as helpful.
Beautiful, stylish Bridal dressesReviewed on 7/09/2014 Katrina M
I loved Blue Bridal Boutique. They have some really beautiful, stylish, elegant wedding dresses to choose from. The ladies who work here are super nice, understanding of your budget and help you find something that you love. They are great! I would recommend visiting this... Read More store. On a side note: I do not recommend using the seamstress, Karol, that they recommend (she doesn't work for Blue Bridal, but is on their recommendation list). She was dismissive of my concerns, pushy and I did not feel like she cared about what I really wanted. She is also WAY overpriced. She made my hem too short, the bustle literally kept coming undone all night and my bridesmaids had to keep fixing it, and the dress was too tight. She charges around $525 for alterations, and my dress wasn't even complicated. She didn't care that I wasn't totally happy with her work.
Blue Bridal Boutique of AustinReviewed on 7/07/2014 Adriana Gabriela R
Lovely boutique. Great service. Beautiful selection.
Successful Girls WeekendReviewed on 7/05/2014
I happened to get engaged after an already planned girls trip with my mom. Since we don't live in the same area we decided to dress shop while we were in Austin. Jaime was extremely helpful and very accomodating due to the circumstances of us living out of town. Jaime made the... Read More arrangement to have the dress shipped to them to verify the order prior to it being shipped to me. We picked my dress the first day but wanted a night to sleep on. Jaime fit me in the next day so I could have the dress of my dreams!!! Wonderful boutique.


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Throw Pillow
the first rainby Karien Deroo
Throw Pillow made from 100% spun polyester poplin fabric, a stylish statement that will liven up any room. Individually cut and sewn by hand, each pillow features a double-sided print and is finished with a concealed zipper for ease of care. Sold with or without faux down pillow insert.
digital reworking of the painting "rain"
amazing.... love it
Wonderful Karien!
amazing !!
thanks Rachel, Cecilia and Jesss!
yes I think I have found my old love for typography back again ;-)
yes I think I have found my old love for typography back again ;-)
Wonderful Karien. Love it!
So beautiful!
thanks Marine and Laura!!
Amazing work! All your art work is outstanding gorgeous! I hope you sell a lot of your work :)
wonderful work
thank you Monika, you make me glow! :-)
and thanks Beverly!
and thanks Beverly!
Nice piece, Karien!
thanks Ebi!!
素敵な ✯ ✯ ✯ ✯ ✯ 👍
thanks Wayne!!
luv it!
thank you noblackcolor!
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Bob Costas makes return to NBC's Olympics coverage
Costas had miss six straight nights thanks to a bout of pink eye.
By Andy Nesbitt
Bob Costas made his triumphant return to hosting NBC's primetime coverage Monday after missing six straight nights due to a nasty bout of pink eye.
He opened the broadcast with a joke: "Welcome to NBC's primetime coverage on this Monday — I'm Bob Costas, sitting in tonight for Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira."
Lauer and Vieira stepped in to handle the primetime hosting duties while Costas was out.
So, how did he look upon his return?
A lot better than when he last saw him.
Here's the "new" Bob Costas:
Let's go in for that close up. pic.twitter.com/rQg3bYiftO— SB Nation GIF (@SBNationGIF)
February 18, 2014
Here's the "old" Bob Costas:
It would appear that Bob Costas' eye infection is not going away. pic.twitter.com/2kodnn1eNh— SB Nation GIF (@SBNationGIF)
February 11, 2014


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you should try just ripping dvd's to divx.
here's how: http://www.how-to-create-divx.com/
does anyone here burn their own movies? what is the dvd/r i should go with, how much is a black dvd,
or anyother information would be great,
thanks kardas
04 Acura TL w/ core2duo 2ghz laptop w/ 1gb RAM on a docking station.
Fast car, fast PC. ;)
My TL CarPC ver2
FSR Flash Skin w/ moving weather maps
i dont want divx files, i want dvd quality
Here is New Zealand blank writable DVDs cost quite a bit more than retail DVD movies (about $NZ80 compared to $NZ40 for a movie disk), so at the moment there isnt much point. Give it a few months and things will be a lot cheaper and easier.
at www.cd-recordable.com i saw dvd/r for like $3US, could this be right?? and if so could i copy movies to these?
Shoot dude. Look around at DVD sites. This isn't one of 'em. Not to sound rude, but the first thing you'll read is that is can't quite be done yet.
1) Most (all) movies these days are dual-layer discs. Burners can't burn more than one layer. The technology to burn two layers won't be around for several years to come. The way around this is to buy two DVD-R disks (see point 2). What you then have to do is "remaster" the disk - copy it to your computer and use software to re-encode all files (takes about a day) and burn one half of the movie at a time. You need to do this because there are codes on the disk that tell the DVD reader to resequence on the second layer - If you burned a movie on to two DVD's without remastering, you wouldn't be able to read the second disk (or so I'm lead to believe)
2) Disc prices. A DVD-R (write once) disk is something like $10 in quantity. A movie is $20-$25 ($15 at a reseller). DVD-R's require two disks. Hey, a couple bucks more and a few hours less time and you got a full, legal copy.
What to do (I figure. Haven't seen it done yet):
You've all seen DIVX movies compressed to 600-700mb? Those are compressed in a major way and most of them are pretty good quality, right? Well, instead of that major compression, just compress a DVD by, oh, 2 times and it will fit on a regular DVD. Granted, you'll be cutting out a little quality, but unless you've got a $20k TV and a $5k stereo, I doubt you'd see the diff.
I hate bad news. This is simply what I have learned after many exhausting hours of searching forums. PLEASE PROOVE ME WRONG! Of course, I do not do this sort of thing and would never consider making a copy of copyrighted material.
CarPC Stolen. Starting over.
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2 posts tagged with recipe by theora55.
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Soft food recipes
Meal ideas/Recipes - staying w/ my Mom, whose teeth are in the process of being repaired. She can only eat soft food. Need recipes with ground chicken, turkey, beef, etc. Mom's tastes are pretty traditional, not loving the spicy.
Potluck Dinner Party Menu Ideas
It's time, once again, for a menu idea for an annual potluck at my house. Past successes have included veggie lasagne, rice noodles w/ peanut sauce, chicken/spinach curry, potroast, chicken wings, potatoes au gratin, corn pudding. Health conscious, veggie friendly, no red meat (the potroast was popular, but I made a nonmeat alternative, and that's a lot of extra work). Preferably not incredibly untidy to eat, as it's buffet and laps. No Canned "Cream of" Soups. Money is not unlimited, so no lobster or caviar. I like to cook, but nothing terribly complicated. @ 15 people. [more inside]
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