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Difference is bad games for Franzen is effort based, and that to me is very hard to comprehend. I don't mind if he goes into slumps, I do mind when he isn't trying to make a difference in other ways of the game. He can be more physical, he can be better in the corners, he can drop the gloves for teammates, but he doesn't do it all the time. I watch more than just score sheets, and that's why I'm disappointed in Franzen, and not Brunner, Datsyuk, Zetterberg, Abdelkader who ever else goes on a slump, because you don't hear Babcock calling them out on not coming to the rink every night.
Like I stated earlier, when other players slump in scoring, they still bring their 100% effort and contribute in other ways...Zetterberg and Datsyuk setting up goals, shutting down opposing teams top lines and Abby being what he is a grinder and drawing penalties and throwing his body around...when Franzine slumps, he brings nothing else to the ice....especially effort.


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Emotions run high as the Yankees and the Pirates go at it on a new baseball field in Conyers, Ga. "Hit a grand slam, Amanda!" a parent cries. "Okay, Big Bad John is coming up to bat, and he can hit!" bellows another. But oddly enough, nobody seems to care who's winning. And when Bryan Hall whacks a ball into the outfield, both sides cheer wildly. "Bryan, buddy, you hit that ball all the way to the fence?" a coach exalts. "That was amazing!"
Amazing indeed, since Bryan, Big Bad John, both 7, and their teammates all have crippling disabilities. Many are in wheelchairs and can't move or speak, much less catch a ball or grip a bat. But their shining eyes clearly reflect how it feels to play ball on a balmy summer evening. "These are the kids who never got to wear a team jersey or cap," says Gary Garner, whose daughter Lindsay, 12, has muscular dystrophy. "They were left watching from the sidelines when their brothers and sisters played."
No more. Thanks to Garner, 43, they not only have a league of their own but play on a sparkling new $750,000 field—the first in America designed for disabled youngsters. "Our kids' diagnoses are different, but their challenges are similar," says Garner's wife, Susie. "And," her husband adds, "they all love to play."
The idea was born in March 1998. Garner was coaching his son Zack, now 15, who is not disabled and was a member of Rockdale Youth Baseball, when a friend with a disabled child mused about how nice it would be for their sidelined kids to be on a team. Garner took it from there. "We gathered the next week and improvised a game," he says. "That week we had six children. The next we had 20, then 35. The need was there. All it took was word of mouth."
Eighty-five kids suited up when baseball season began the following year, and the Miracle League was born. This year the league boasts more than 150 5-to 18-year-olds hailing from six Georgia counties. "We don't let anything—not even a wedding—get in the way of a game," says Angela Andrews, whose son Bryan Hall has cerebral palsy. Buni Dunn, whose four children include Adrianne, 8, who has brittle-bone disease, agrees. "Before this, the only thing Adrianne ever saw us all turn out for were her trips to the hospital," she says. "When she found out that she could play ball and the whole family would be there to cheer, she just blossomed."
Each team member plays with an able-bodied buddy who may help swing a bat or whiz an athlete in a wheelchair to base. "Getting buddies was the easiest part," says Garner, one of the coaches. "The kids playing in the regular league wanted to get involved." But the original playing field, he adds, "was a nightmare. It was terrible getting the kids in and out of the dugouts, and the wheelchairs couldn't roll over the bases."
Garner, who owns a small electrical contracting business, has long been active in Conyers, a town of 8,000 residents 35 miles from Atlanta. A former wrestler at the local high school, he later married drill-team member Susie, 44, whom he had known since childhood. For fund-raising help, Garner turned to longtime pal Dean Alford, a former state senator and president of the Rockdale County Rotary Club. "No one had ever built a sports complex for disabled children," says Alford, who asked friend and architect Homer Lewis to design the field. Then Alford hit up the Rotarians, who raised $50,000. The parents—most of them far from wealthy—came up with $10,000. Corporations, including Atlanta's Ronald McDonald House, made up the rest.
In April, the "field of dreams" became a reality. Adjacent to three new Rockdale Youth Baseball fields, the diamond has synthetic turf and a flat pitching mound and bases, as well as an accessible dugout and stadium lights for night games. "It is," Alford says proudly, "the Cadillac of fields."
And it exists for all the right reasons. "It's not about winning," says Garner, as his daughter whooshes to first base. "It's about getting to play."
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The NBA finals are underway, but a 7-year-old girl with autism is stealing some of the spotlight from the basketball players.
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Callington established a one point lead over Werrington but just four points separate the top four teams in the Jolly's Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League following another week disrupted by rain.
Falmouth and Paul got wins in games that hardly saw any time lost. On the flip side Troon and St Austell had to settle for six points each with a cancellation at Treslothan Road, with the pitch too wet after rain got under the covers.
The other two games were abandoned due to heavy showers.
In the top of the table clash at Callington only 20 overs were played against Werrington.
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Truro hung around for over three hours to try to finish their game with Camborne, but to no avail. They were seemingly on their way to success having bowled the visitors out for just 72, in thirty overs. Skipper Martin Jenkin top scored with 16.
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Alex Taylor and Kyle Van Rooyen shared four wickets at the top of the innings.
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Pitt is a top candidate not only because of the rich history and tradition of the football program and being a perennial power in basketball but because Pitt is considered for its academic excellence and reputation as a top research and medical institution.
Football drives college sports, but Pitt does not need its football program to support its entire athletic department, like Penn State does. (Ever tried to buy Pitt basketball tickets? Good luck!)
Joe Paterno turned his back on Eastern football when Penn State joined the Big Ten almost 20 years ago because he didn't get his way in creating an Eastern football conference. Why would Pitt abandon their Eastern roots and do the same?
Some Pitt fans would like to see the rivalry with Penn State renewed but not at the expense of West Virginia and the "Backyard Brawl."
Pitt could easily replace some of its developing rivalries in football, but what about basketball? Would Pitt give up its rivalries with UConn, Syracuse and Georgetown for Michigan State, Ohio State and Illinois?
Penn State might be considered a rivalry, but they are no where near competing at Pitt's level. At least Penn State could bank on a sellout when Pitt came to town. And what about the hint that Jamie Dixon would leave if Pitt joined the Big Ten? Would Pitt want to risk losing one of the best coaches in college basketball?
The Big East has done well in resurrecting itself after the defections of Miami, Virginia Tech and Boston College by adding some up-and-coming teams like Cincinnati, Connecticut and South Florida. The Big East is still the best basketball conference ever created.
Now the Big East needs to position itself better to become less susceptible to raids by rival BCS conferences. The Big East needs Pitt, and Pitt needs to remain a member.
Traditionally, the Big Ten has been the better conference in football, and obviously pays out more money.
But the two conferences have remained equally competitive on the gridiron.
The Big East actually has a better bowl record over the last few years and had three different teams reach No. 2 in the polls over the last five years (West Virginia, South Florida and Cincy). Not that the Big East is the better conference, but they are competitive, and they do have an automatic BCS berth for the conference champion.
So why would Pitt leave? And what did Penn State gain by joining?
They are still going to sell out their home football games no matter what conference they play in. And it hasn't made the basketball team any better. In almost 20 years, Penn State still hasn't developed a rivalry that the fans crave like it once had with West Virginia, Syracuse and especially Pitt.
Pitt plays in a pro sports town so it is not going to sell out every home game. (Neither did Miami when it was winning national titles). Joining the Big Ten doesn't mean sellouts for Pitt football. They played host to six Big Ten teams since 1992, and only sold out twice (Penn State and Ohio State). Pitt's paydays will come by winning the Big East consistently and in the quest for its 10th national title.
The Big Ten has been down the last few years, other than Iowa, Ohio State, which is usually overrated, and an occasional run by Penn State.
I mention Penn State because it seems to be content on scheduling non-conference cupcakes at home, beating the mediocre Big Ten teams, then losing to the one or two good Big Ten teams that year and then considering themselves an elite program by getting to nine or 10 wins -keeping JoePa off the hook.
The landscape of college football is constantly changing and allowing more teams to become competitive with the usual perennial powers. So Neil Rudel and Cory Giger: let's not put the Big Ten and Penn State on such a higher pedestal than Pitt and the Big East.
The Big Ten can keep its money and look elsewhere. Pitt will be fine. And if Penn State needs the money that bad, couldn't JoePa just auction off a few more pairs of glasses?
Richy Huber
PSU women lacking
I am glad the United States did very well in total medals in the 2010 Winter Olympics, and the Games have taken my mind off Penn State basketball temporarily.
But listening to the Lady Lions' 72-39 thumping that Wisconsin put on them in their last home game brought it all back to reality of just how depressing this program has become.
Tim Curley went out and brought in an unknown, unproven coach to lead the Lady Lions out of mediocrity to at least play respectable basketball. Coach Coquese Washington is still training on the job and paying a very expensive price in the learning process. The women's basketball team once prided itself on "protecting the home turf" during coach Rene Portland's good years.
Losing to Wisconsin the other night showed this goal was lost on this program.
Oh, well, baseball season is around the corner and the Pittsburgh Pirates will be shooting for an 18th straight losing season.
Les Hart
Tiger's apology laughable
I got a big kick out of Tiger Woods' apology, saying he is sorry he let everyone down.
The only reason that he is sorry is because he got caught and lost all those money-making contracts. The only people he let down are the ones he signed contracts with and his family.
As for the rest of the world, he shouldn't flatter himself like that. Most people could care less about him.
There is only one word to really describe him. He is a real "jerk!"
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Yesterday the talented Ben Haines (of the eponymous label) and I hosted a few winos for a tasting of Australian Marsanne/Roussanne style wines from 2010, 2009, the early 2000s and a few french examples to see what sort of stylistic differences currently existed in the little-made oeuvre. With the help of a few swaps and donations we amassed 25 examples and at with the generous patronage of excellent local restaurant Ilona Staller 12 of us sat down and double blind tasted them all. With lively discussion about what attendees liked and didn't like, it seemed there were indeed a broad range of styles on offer, delineated in the main by the degree to which grapes were ripened, and then the degree of winemaking influence such as oak, lees and exposure to oxygen.
The Northern Rhone Valley itself seems to be split into two camps – those that aim for higher ripeness, unctuous texture and glycerol, and then those that aim for more floral, mineral expressions of their site and grape. This seemed mirrored in the Australian examples, climate and region less obvious than style and winemaker influence. Site expression was a spirited talking point throughout the tasting, with some feeling that many wines were more about winemaking than place. Others found compelling examples in the line-up to challenge this.
The 2010 brackets showed some more delicate, floral wines, beeswax and lanolin characters mingled with blossom and stone fruits. The Collector 2010 Canberra Marsanne was one such example, a well- pitched and moderate wine with lees complexity, length and texture and no overt heat. The 2010 Yeringberg Yarra Valley Marsanne Roussanne was clean, delicate and almost simple, but I suspect it simply needs time in bottle to unravel. Pedigree suggests this is the case. With equal pedigree yet a warmer climate the Mitchelton 2010 Airstrip Marsanne roussanne viognier showed burgundian, cheesy sulphide and beeswax funky notes, great structural phenolics and lovely length. I think it will settle in to be an excellent wine. Of similar quality but with less oak influence and a touch more ripeness was the Michael Hall Barossa Roussanne – another to watch. The Tahbilk Marsanne, with its heady aromas and fresh palate attracted great respect once unveiled, for its value.
The transition to the 2009 bracket from the extensive 2010 bracket was interesting and intriguing, somewhat splitting the room. Many in the room saw charm in 09's with their extra weight, blossoming aromas and generosity. All remarked on the extent of difference in the wines to the 2010's with only one extra year of age. The organic/biodynamic 2009 Yangarra Roussanne from McLaren Vale was particularly fascinating, largely challenged initially for its degree of background artifact with distinct cheesy & leesy notes surrounding the core fruit, but later lauded by some as it evolved. The Box Grove was in a similar ilk, with perhaps a little more youthfulness.
I found the extra year simply magnified the winemaker's fingerprint. Aldehyde and oxidation began to show in some wines, as did over-ripeness and oak influence in some others. 2009 was a hot vintage across the entire country (as it was in France) and I was disappointed with the lack of freshness in these examples – with the exception of the 'worked' but stunning Giaconda Aeolia. Perhaps with the first flushes of youth fading, these wines are yet to resolve themselves into what they want to be. Perhaps in another 12 -24 months they will be better again?
Ben also raised the issue of varietal typicity, posing the question of whether we really understand the varietal identifiers of these wines (aroma and flavor profile, texture, phenolic behavior etc), particularly as they evolve over time. The sheer lack of older Australian examples makes this a difficult question to answer in the short term, but perhaps a more defined reference point is something to build in Australian regions for these varieties.
The Older wines included Giaconda, Tahbilk, Mitchelton and Tallarook in an all-central Victorian showdown, and age further showed the winemaker's influence. Giaconda 2000 Aeolia was almost chardonnay like, with cheese, honey, toast and barrel char beginning to get back on top of the fruit, whereas the Tahbilk 1927 vines unfortunately showed some cork derived oxidation. Nevertheless you could see similarities to old Hunter Semillons in it's early-picked, acid driven and linear styling underneath the faults. The bolter was the 2003 Mitchelton Roussanne, possiblly the wine of the tasting, with cold tea, straw, wax, bickford's lime cordial and chewy phenolics that swirled with the wines inherent generosity and built through the palate – plenty of fuel in the tank too. Impressive.
Then it was on to the french examples, mainly 2010 wines and 3 from the north and 3 from the south. Yves Cuilleron's two St Joseph's La Lombard and Le coteau St Pierre were rich yet just controlled as young wines, with barrel influences but just as much influence from fennel, nettles, stones and straw. I found myself not noticing fruit as much as the Australian examples, and less of a preoccupation with acid. Still, there was structure and freshness. Domaine Belle Crozes Hermitage was a little less intense but perhaps more refined and drinkable for it, and then came the outliers, two Chateauneuf Du papes from Mont Redon and Clos De Papes. Warmer climate, and different technique – both tank fermented and matured, no malo, yet showing aldehyde and flint from oxidative juice handling. I think some of the warmer climate Australian examples could learn much from this, as it seemed to prevent flabbiness in the wines. As we discussed however, few of us that are new to making the varieties would have the courage to walk the aldehydic line that the clos du papes does. It was remarked that in Australia we might be pilloried for it whereas the french are lauded!
In all, more questions arose than were answered. There were few 'stars' in the Australian brackets, many overripe, 'stylised' wines and few that shouted their terroir. Then again, there aren't many exponents at all in Australia, so perhaps each is simply forging ahead without much guidance or support, unlike chardonnay or shiraz or Pinot Noir. Still, it made me determined to trust in a direction that delivers freshness, balance, and some nuance of structure as opposed to ripeness, broadness and bitterness. The evolution may be slow, but we have begun.


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This article describes effective techniques for measuring output ripple and switching transients in switching regulators. Measuring these artifacts requires great care, as a poor setup can lead to incorrect readings, with the loops formed by the oscilloscope probe's signal and ground leads introducing parasitic inductance. This increases the amplitude of the transients associated with fast switching transitions, so short connections, good techniques, and wide bandwidth must be maintained. Here, the ADP2114 dual 2-A/single 4-A synchronous step-down dc-to-dc converter is used to demonstrate techniques for measuring output ripple and switching noise. This buck regulator provides high efficiency and operates at switching frequencies up to
Output Ripple and Switching Transients
Figure 1. Output ripple and switching transients.
Output Ripple Considerations
Frequency Domain Measurement
To make a frequency domain measurement, connect a 50-Ω coaxial cable probe across the output capacitor. The signal goes through a dc-blocking capacitor and ends with a 50-Ω termination at the input of the spectrum analyzer. The dc-blocking capacitor prevents dc from passing to the spectrum analyzer and avoids dc-loading effects. The 50-Ω transmission environment minimizes high-frequency reflections and standing waves.
The output capacitor is the main source of output ripple, so the measurement point should be as close as possible. The loop from signal tip to ground should be kept as small as possible to minimize additional inductance that may affect the measurement. Figure 2 shows output ripple and harmonics in the frequency domain. The ADP2114 generates 4-mV p-p output ripple at the fundamental frequency under the specified operating conditions.
Figure 2. Frequency domain plot using spectrum analyzer.
Time Domain Measurement
When measuring low-level output ripple, use a 1× passive probe or a 50-Ω coaxial cable rather than a 10× oscilloscope probe, as the 10× probe attenuates the signal by a factor of 10, pushing the low-level signal down towards the scope noise floor. Figure 3 shows a suboptimal probing method. Figure 4 shows the resulting waveform measured using a 500-MHz bandwidth setting. The high-frequency noise and transients are measurement artifacts due to the loop formed by the long ground lead, and are not inherent to the switching regulator.
Figure 3. Ground loop causes output errors.
Figure 4. Switch node (1) and ac-coupled output waveform (2).
There are a few ways to reduce the stray inductance. One method is to remove the long ground lead from the standard oscilloscope probe, instead connecting the probe's barrel body to the ground reference. Figure 5 shows the tip-and-barrel method. In this case, however, the tip is connected at the wrong point of the regulator output, rather than directly on the output capacitor as it should be. The ground lead was removed, but the inductance caused by the trace on the PC board remains.
Figure 5. Tip-and-barrel method probed on random point of switcher's output.
Figure 6. Switch node (1) and ac-coupled output waveform (2).
As shown in Figure 7, probing directly on the output capacitor using a grounded coil wire produces nearly optimal detail in the output ripple. Noise at the switching transition is improved, and trace inductance on the PCB is significantly reduced. However, a low-amplitude signal silhouette is still superimposed on the ripple, as shown in Figure 8.
Figure 7. Tip-and-barrel method probed on output capacitor using coil wire ground.
Figure 8. Switch node (1) and ac-coupled output waveform (2).
Best Method
Figure 9. Best probing method uses an end-terminated 50-Ω coaxial cable.
Figure 10. Example of best probing method.
Figure 11. Switch node (1), tip-and-barrel method (3), and 50-Ω coaxial method (2).
A comparison of the techniques shows that the coaxial cable in a 50-Ω environment provides more accurate results with less noise, even with a 500-MHz bandwidth. Changing the scope bandwidth to 20 MHz removes the high frequency noise, as shown in Figure 12. The ADP2114 generates an output ripple of 3.9 mV p-p in the time domain, which closely correlates with the measured value of 4 mV p-p using the 20-MHz bandwidth setting in the frequency domain.
Figure 12. Switch node (1) and output ripple (2).
Measuring Switching Transients
Figure 13. Switch node (1), standard oscilloscope probe (3), and 50-Ω coaxial termination (2).
Limjoco, Aldrick. AN-1144 Application Note. Measuring Output Ripple and Switching Transients in Switching Regulators. Analog Devices, Inc., 2013.
Application Note 01-08-01, Rev. 01. Output Ripple Voltage Measurements. SynQor.
Williams, Jim. Application Note 70. A Monolithic Switching Regulator with 100 µV Output Noise. Linear Technology, 1997.
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As one of the top junior prospects in the state 2014 running back Andre Stoddard of St. Joseph's High School got his junior season off on the right foot. The 5'10 217 pound back helped his team come back and secure a 27-26 victory over Barnwell on Friday night in Greenville.
Stoddard who is hearing from a number of D1 programs already closed the game with a touchdown with a little over a minute and a half left in the game. Barnwell would answer with a late touchdown with 6 seconds remaining and converted a 2-point conversion. They failed to recover an onside kick and St. Joseph's escaped with the close victory.
Stoddard finished the night with 25 carries for 152 yards and 3 touchdowns.
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by Lindsay
October 13, 2014
Simply put, its sexiest dress I own. The M/L size fits perfectly. I've worn it a few times out with my husband so far, and it's always an attention getter. I don't wear a bra or panties underneath, and I think it looks better that way. I know my husband agrees too! It's just the right amount of see-through to get away with it. Try it ladies, it won't disappoint!
7 out of 9 people
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by M
March 16, 2013
super sexy and like everyone is saying YOU'LL GET ATTENTION! i'm 52kg and 162cm, got the black xs/s cause i would normally be a small or medium (i have 10DD boobies so it's pretty tight but bearable. tight arms though!) i'm about to order a m/l in the spandex mesh, hopefully it'll be a little more relaxed but obvs still sexy ;)
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by Maggie
November 7, 2012
Be warned, this dress is HOT. As in, hot enough to make your boyfriend worry about other guys because trust me, they'll all be looking at you. It is super sexy, and I've never received so many compliments. I got in the red, and I bought a nude slip to wear underneath, because the body suit AA recommends looks kinda ridiculous because of the bottom (just looks like people are looking directly at your underwear). Buy this dress and rock it.
5 out of 6 people
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August 18, 2011
I love love LOVE this dress. It fits perfectly. I got it in pink. I haven't worn it yet but its for my 19th birthday celebration.
1 out of 2 people
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by Giselle
July 26, 2011
I'm 5'6, slim, 36DD with a small waist and a super round full butt (I'm black :D) but I managed to get it into a size small. I love love love this dress! Guys were completely tripping over themselves staring at me and complimenting me. Idk if it was my shape or the dress - Perhaps both lol. The creme looked great against my exotic bronze-brown skin! I was appraoched by a tall dark haired blue eyed HOT Italian guy that told me that ;P
6 out of 23 people
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what did you wear underneath it?
by Tayla
June 20, 2011
i love this dress. i got it for my 21st! i havent worn it yet but i have tried it on and its everything i wanted! i got the pink and have a nude slip underneath, i am 170cm tall 67kgs and i got the M/L and it fits perfect! very happy with the buy :)
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by alessandra
May 30, 2011
this dress is fantastic. i originally bought it in navy because i was specifically required to wear a blue dress for an event and i don't own any. i've literally never received so much positive attention for any item of clothing in my wardrobe. i'm 5'4", 32DD, 120lbs, 36x26x36 and can really only wear the M/L especially with the nude slip i purchased underneath. i did have to get the length altered, i just felt like it was too long on my frame.
today i went back and bought it in creme because i'm in love with it and want a lighter color to wear during summer =) not sure if i'm gonna alter this one, just based on my limited budget, but i'm hoping to get a friend to do it for me soon!
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by bunny
May 19, 2011
(READ MY REVIEW ON THE BLACK ONE......A FEW REVIEWs BELLOW)
K SO now i have the navy in size xs/s
and the creme in m/l
the fabric is really stretchy (compared to the mesh version of this dress)
if those r ur measurements you can pull off the xs.s!
it fits skin tight.....but not to the point were it was unconfortable(as it was with the mesh version of this dress)
the size m.l also fit body hugging but the stomach area was a bit loose even wen layering (but its not like BAGGY. SO IM STILL HAPPY WITH THE M/L)
BOTH SIZES are 37 inches long.
the sleeve length of the xs/s is 25
the M/L is 26
by forbidden fruit
May 18, 2011
LOVE LOVE LOVE this dress im a small women 4'10" 98lbs fits like a glove i purchased the xs/s i originally bought the black but i wanted to do something different i returned the black and got the blue it looks amazing on my skin color im a light brown i wore a nude body suit under the lace dress i recieved so many compliments and lots of looks from the gentlemen you will not be disappointed with this dress!
by Maryerline
May 7, 2011
Get this now!!!! Stop thinking about it and just get it. I'm 5'4",135,34B, 25 waist with a big butt . I got the xs/s and it was extremely fitted but still pretty comfy. I went out with the boyfriend and another couple and even his boy pointed out how when I walked by all of the guys in the club kept staring at me and my dress! I also tried on the m/l and that was still fitted just not as much but it's not like the dress was loose it was just a little less snug. I was gonna get the medium but the sleeves were too long. The pink and navy are also very pretty. I wore it with a nude strapless bra and nude high waist shorts from the website. It's was perfect!
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by bunny
April 18, 2011
i bought this in m.l in black.
and 5'5
fits great!not too tight not too long. it fits me like 3 1/2 inches above the knee i plan to cut it shorter! since the top area is covered it makes it ok to show more leg =]]
i plan to wear a nude tank dress under.
cant wait to get it in CREAM =DD
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by arla
March 13, 2011
I have this in the black and the pink, and I adore them both. Super sexy, great fit. I'm 5'5'', 140 lbs, 34DD, and I got the M/L and it fits perfect. Men WILL drool over you. One guy I was with experienced immediate physical reactions upon seeing this dress. I've worn a nude body suit underneath the black one, also sweaters and sweatshirts over it. I've also worn a black tank and black shorts under the pink one and strapless/party dresses over both of them. These dresses are supppper versatile!
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by Lacey
March 11, 2011
I tried this dress on today but didn't buy it because they didn't have my size. I am about 5'5 and 120 lbs, the purple one is really flattering but the M/L is WAY too big for me. it came down to my knees and there was a lot of extra material in the sleeves. Also i'm not too sure if I like how high the neckline is.
by Nancy
March 9, 2011
can you tell me if is just the black lace or underneath has something?? like in the photo!!!
by jerseyFerrari
February 25, 2011
very sexy, but needs to be sized differently. i am so small, underweight to be honest, and the xs/s was too tight. the m/l is huge. please resize these into xs, s, m, l and make the wrists and arms less constricting!
by Legs
February 11, 2011
I`m 6`2 and I bought this dress in m/l and it was long enough and the fit was great! I love it! Black lace is always sexy :)
6 out of 7 people
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by Angel
February 9, 2011
I got this in XS/S in cream (5"1 98 lbs) and it fits well! I am thinking of altering the neckline..... has anyone tried it and how did it go?
by Alison
January 12, 2011
Sooo freakin sexy. I'm 5'4" 105 lbs and I've got the XS/S in cream. I love it. I just wish it wasn't pimped out in the February edition of Cosmo - only because I don't want a million other girls running out to buy it!
by Tiffany
January 1, 2011
Such a cute dress, love the fit of it. I am 5'3 and 115 lb. and it fits sooooo great on me(I got the small). Hard to find stuff to wear it with, but I found wearing it under stuff as a shirt is really cute or under a flannel dress. Absolutely no problems with this dress.
November 17, 2010
This is a GREAT teaser / revenge dress!!! I got a XS/S and have worn it with the nude tube dress underneath. It fits me perfectly and is sooooo sexy!
Quick Story: I was wearing it with beautiful peep toe stilettos when I saw a guy I went on a few dates with (who, like an idiot, stopped dating me because he went back to his ex-girlfriend) and all he could say was, "Damn, you look goooood!" I later heard from a friend that all the people at his work who happened to see me the same day in the lace dress basically told him that he made a BIG MISTAKE by going back to his ex and that they just kept laughing at him for not picking me! Thanks American Apparel for making the best teaser /revenge dresses ever!!!
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This is just the start of practice set up for students. More will be added or a part II.
When do problems occur with pronouns?
when we try to decide which form of pronoun to use --- Ex: when to use words me or I
2 Ways Subjective pronouns are used
1. subjects of sentences or clauses
2. follow linking verbs (predicate nominative)
List the Subjective Pronouns
I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they
*Note you listed twice --- 1st singular ---2nd plural
prepositional phrase
A group of words that begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun Ex: in the box, in it
What is a tip for determining which pronoun case you use with compound structures in sentences
drop the other noun or pronoun for a moment --- note: you may have to change the verb in some cases
Ex: of Sentence with Compound Structure using pronoun(s)
Bob and (I, me) travel often.
Sally took Bob and (he, him) to the movies.
What is the tip for choosing the correct pronoun in Comparison sentences. Such as: Billy is taller than (I,me).
To mentally complete the sentence. Ex: Billy is taller than (I am or me am).
When do you use the word: it's?
as a contraction standing for it is ........
in sentences that you need it is
Possessive pronouns (do or do not) have apostrophes.
Do not ---- You wouldn't have her's.
In the following sentence: This purse is hers.