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Ballerina's Tutu
Watch budding dancers glide across the tight rope in this sparkly tutu.
- 2 balls #1701 Andromeda Pink (A)
- 1 ball #1530 Purple (B)
Finished Measurements:
Tutu waistband measures approx 3.5/9cm wide x 21 (21.5, 22.5)"/53.5 (54.5, 57)cm long, before folding. Each ballet slipper appliqué measures approx 2 x 4"/5 x 10cm.
Notions Needed:
- 3 yds/2.75m pink tulle—72"/183cm wide
- Sewing machine or hand sewing needle
- Pins
- Sewing thread
- 2 stitch markers
- 5 yds/4.5m of soft pink sport weight yarn (for ribbon ties on ballet slipper appliqués). Designer used RED HEART Sport in #724 Baby Pink.
- Yarn needle
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About "Girl Fight" by evilkate
Girl Fight
Design by evilkate
I'm agree with androidmice....No box...and a lot smaller....and try to make smooth de silouette....
I dont like the box either. It doesnt add anything to the composition
I'd like to see this really small in the centre of the shirt, without the box. Maybe a different colour shirt or at least the silhouttes. Possibly even 'Girl Fight' really small in a nice unobtrusive font underneath too.
Good effort.

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The FBI is questioning Mickey and Ray warns his father that he will bring his brothers with him if he goes to jail.
Showtime tides fans over the highly anticipated return of "Ray Donovan" with the first trailer for season 2. Following the murder of Boston mob kingpin Patrick 'Sully' Sullivan in the season 1 finale, Hank Azaria's James Cochran, the ambitious head of the L.A. division of the FBI, has a lot of questions for Ray and his father Mickey, who plans to "spill" everything if things go wrong for him.
A beautiful writer named Kate, played by Vinessa Shaw, also brings trouble for Ray and later makes love with him when his relationship with Abby hits rock bottom. As Ray loses control over everything in his life, his son also gets into trouble.
"Ray Donovan" season 2 premieres Sunday, July 13 at 9 P.M. ET/PT on Showtime. Liev Schreiber, who plays the title character, previously teased the new season in a behind-the-scenes video, saying, "As the secrets start to come out - and there are still a lot of secrets - it gets hairy for everybody." Jon Voight, who returns as Ray's father, added, "Mickey made a big mess that somebody has to clean up."


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London - Having boys may shorten a woman's lifespan.
Researchers found that women who had a number of sons lived for an average of eight and a half months less after completing their family than those who only had daughters.
The shorter life expectancy remained regardless of the wealth or social status of the mothers, the study found.
But the gender of the children made no difference to the father's life expectancy. The researchers said this suggests there is a biological reason why women who have only boys die younger.
One theory is that women expecting boys have more testosterone, which weakens the immune system. Boys also grow faster in the womb and are usually heavier to carry, placing more strain on the body.
The research, led by Dr Samuli Helle of the University of Turku in Finland, was published in the Royal Society journal Biology Letters. The team looked at the post-reproductive survival of more than 11,000 mothers in pre-industrial Finland from parish records kept by the Lutheran Church.
The data was collected from individuals born in eight different Finnish parishes, covering the 17th to 20th centuries, when a mostly-agricultural society did not have access to modern birth-control or medical care.
Dr Helle said that a mother who had six sons would live for a further 32.4 years on average after the birth of her last child, while a woman who had daughters could expect to die 33.1 years after her final labour. He said: "The research shows the more sons you have the lower post-reproductive survival was. Biologically, there is a bigger cost associated with having a boy than a girl, so that is one explanation for the shorter lifespan."
He said that '"ocial and cultural reasons could also play a factor", such as additional support given to mothers by their daughters.
But Dr Helle suggested that similar effects would be unlikely to be seen in modern British mothers as family sizes are much lower and nutrition and medical care have improved greatly. The phenomenon, however, may still affect mothers in the developing world.
A study by the University of Manchester found that women who delay having children into their 30s may live longer than those who become mothers while young.
The hormone oestrogen – released into the body when a woman becomes pregnant – could help extend lifespan, researchers believe.
Although oestrogen naturally declines in women over 30, large amounts are released during pregnancy. It helps keep skin, hair, bones and blood vessels healthy, and protects against osteoporosis. - Daily Mail


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One of the romantic gestures the 'Twilight' actor received from his father Richard is kissing a lady's hand.
Robert Pattinson has his dad to thank for his success with women - the actor's father often sends him emails packed with tips on romance. The "Twilight" hunk has scored legions of female fans since rising to fame as Edward Cullen in the vampire franchise and is rumored to be dating co-star Kristen Stewart.
Pattinson has revealed his dad, Richard, takes a particular interest in his love life - dishing out plenty of advice on how to woo women. And the British actor decided to embarrass his father during an appearance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" on Tuesday, June 15, by reading out a string of romantic gestures which had been suggested to him - while Richard blushed in the audience.
He says, "He sends me these great things. I'm sorry to do this, but I thought it was so sweet... He's like, 'Dear Rob, I've been thinking about gestures and a good one in my opinion is to kiss a lady's hand. It's very romantic and refined. Offer her hand ostensibly to kiss... Shake and then the kiss. I impressed your mother that way'."
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Last weekend I failed again (big time - 20:48) to hit the 20:00 mark.
After analyzing the curve i wonder how to interpret that the HR went down after the first half of the race even though i ran "full effort" all the time.
The pace shows that i started too fast but does this explain that there is no constant rise in HR like one would expect from a 5k?
In the second half I couldn't even maintain my LT heart rate (except from the sprint to the finish line) and was more than 15bpm below my HRmax for the whole run.


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Artists in Action #52
Andy Warhol bares his teeth
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5 comments:
- huskermould said...
Lou Reed and John Cale did a fine homage to Andy with the CD 'Songs For Drella'
- April 04, 2006 9:55 PM
- swac said...
I like that record a lot...and somewhere I've got a clip of the two of them performing a song off it on Letterman, of all places.
- April 05, 2006 9:20 AM
- huskermould said...
Do you (or anyone else in cyberspace) know anyone who has a copy of the Lou Redd/John Cale 'Songs For Drella' performance show at New York University (I think)? I'de love to get a copy of this.
- April 05, 2006 6:41 PM
- Tom Sutpen said...
You mean the video of it?
I can get that for you.
If you want, send me an email and I'll hook you up with a copy.
- April 05, 2006 6:45 PM
- Andy Tanguay said...
Man, as much as I like Warhol, in his natural state he sort of looked like a ventriloquist's dummy.
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if theirs a no contact order in place until sept next month when the offender returns to court(the court never notified her of coming to court while he was in court or about a no contact order,she never once stepped foot into court)against my friends kid father she just recently had their son already has a kid by him,she got pregnant while he was on bail,she said she been talking to him the whole time out of fear of what he would do threatening to get her in trouble,so she said to been playing along pretending they are together for her sake and safety,because he still was comin around.if she wanted another protection order,would she get in trouble for violating it or will he get in trouble for violating the no contact order?
The woman is the protected party. Unless she is subject to the terms of the order, she is fine. He, however, is in big trouble if he violates.
It's worth noting judges do not like protected parties facilitating violations of POs.
Good luck.
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so does that mean she should contact the prosecuter
Attorney Deasy is correct. Protection orders almost always only apply to one of the partys. He is in violation of the order for contacting her - even by phone, email, text message - muchless in person. If she has concerns about her safety, she should talk to the prosecutor's office about her concerns. Yes, the court does not like people to bait the other into additional violations - but if she is doing what she needs to do to not get hurt, the prosecutor's office needs to know about the situation. She doesn't need another protection order - she needs to enforce the one she has.
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Just as the title suggest, I dare to ask if there is any planned support for Windows Phone OS & Windows RT?
Best regards,
Pavel Popovciuc
Just as the title suggest, I dare to ask if there is any planned support for Windows Phone OS & Windows RT?
Best regards,
Pavel Popovciuc
Last edited by Pavel Popovciuc; 03-21-2014 at 10:37 AM.
they seem to be working on it but that's about all I've been able to find.
I'm afraid I don't believe this is planned at the moment.
We have been doing some work in this direction (implementing various levels of WinRT API support) and we want to have Windows Phone support eventually, but we're a very long way from having a ship-quality implementation.
Right now our mobile efforts are really focused on iOS and Android based on their huge market sizes. We have a lot of work to do on these platforms before expanding to other mobile platforms such as WP.
It feels like to get an answer I have to "bump" this topic.
I would at least like to see a Windows Modern section for this forum so we can at least start talking about it.
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Been told that the Windows Phone 8.1 API (just release as a dev preview) is much better and simpler. For instance can create a Universal App which runs on phones and tablets without recompile (8.0 could not do that). Also 8.1 has the interface between C++ and C# simplified. Perhaps it will now be easier for Epic to complete the port ?
+1 for Windows phone 8/8.1 support. The market is growing for it, and as someone who has had all 3 phone OS it's by far my personal favourite to use. I think epic should lead the way with this not just look at the numbers, obviously plenty of developers WANT windows phone support, chicken and egg stuff here - and the market for games on Windows Phone may be smaller atm but it's also easier to make games stand out to those that want to buy them.
So please, Epic, don't forget windows phone. With 8.1 it's evolved into a really cool OS for mobile kinda halfway between android and iOS (simpler, slicker than android but not totally dumbed down) and more people are jumping ship from iOS but don't really want relative 'complexity' of Android.
Anyway - yeah what the thread says. Please.
Aside from loving MetroUI, I love the progressive UI design , and don't miss the 'icon' approach of either android or IOS , one tiny bit really. I had a window phone 7 device, and now with nokia 520 a wp8 device too and I just love it.
Seeing that Epic is at least, thinking about this makes me tons more enticed to slap down my money and get cooking.
I'm very grateful they gave the community what they did with BLueprints and visual coding, as while coding matters, we can't all be seasoned pro's in it, but we all are here because we desire to make awesome things to wow people with
Please count me in, for wp8 support, asap, and I too would love to be in on some form of initial progress in that direction.
Good job Epic, please dont' forget about those of us that love our wp8 devices, and as has already been noted, the market share IS increasing, steadily. I dare say, Linux support is growing a lot slower than wp8 is, as Linux market share #'s when I check, are pretty darn slow and still in 1% range. That's not partisan, but something I've seen since I"ve been paying attention, over the last few years.
I would love unreal engine to support Windows Phone 8.1, Windows 8.1 and Windows RT. Perhaps their looking into that universal app for Windows Phone 8.1 and Windows 8.1.
I really enjoy using Windows Phone, Windows 8.1 and RT (Surface 2 which is awesome).
Put it great that their thinking about this anyway.
Also maybe it's just me but it feels a bit like Epic turning their back on the core developers and fans of yore who more often than not used windows machines, I know that doesn't strictly correlate to what tablet/phone OS they may use but as WP improved many of us 'windows fans' decided to try it out and I have no complaints as of 2014 (vs a couple years back)
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I'm here for Windows phone support too..
I have some experience with making games for Windows 8 Store apps. So the news that the integration with Unreal Engine is under way is music to my ears.
I was however having a think about having a go at the integration myself.
There is a one filer App.xaml.cs that exposes the events for Windows store apps and also the initialization point.
You may be able to set the initialization point of the Unreal Engine inside the App.xaml.cs. You will then need to replace all DirectX surface initialization to load into the SwapChainPanel component you can add to your own .xaml layout.
At this point there may be some issues that need to be ironed out, but the idea is that the SwapChainPanel should offer all the tools that are built into the Unreal Engine (touches wood... wehey).
You'll then have to tie in any input events using the App.xaml.cs event assigners which of course could and should be abstracted into the Unreal Engine itself.
Considering my goal is to create games for Windows store apps... It could be a great project to start in Github... I will do some of the ground work on my own.
NB: I had just only noticed that Unreal Engine 3 supports Windows 8 store apps... How do I get a copy of that?
Note to Unreal Engine developers: Is there any way I can help with the Windows app store integration for Unreal? I'd love to be of assistance considering it's all I want out of the Unreal engine!
NB: The following game was made using all of DirectX 11's usual API calls and it is pumped into a SwapChainPanel: Windows Store - El Mango
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I'm reviving this thread by saying I support this too.
I'm planning to make a mobile game and I want to use UE4. I use a Windows Phone myself so I would love to see it supported. A silly question to ask but do you think that if I started working on the project, would it be easy to port it to Windows phone when it's available?
Thank you,
I've waited and waited for word on some progress with windows phone support and I'm pretty much done waiting. Not a peep out of the UE4 creators for many months. Also, Epic seems to have some political issue with making the engine work with modern ui, I have a problem with that because I feel that preventing us from having the choice is worse then their objections to the microsoft store. The bigger issue, apparently, is that though they said they planned support for windows phone, that is more and more seeming like a lie. I've pretty much decided on Unity3d because of this issue. They may have their own set of problems but at least they aren't trying to force feed me their politics at the expense of my bottom-line and they DO support windows phone in addition to all the platforms UE supports.
Adding support for a new platform is a lot of work, Android and iOS support aren't complete yet, not to mention things like Linux and HTML5. Windows Phone would be the least important platform for them to work on considering the small userbase, so I wouldn't count on it being added any time soon. In fact, if you check the Roadmap, it's not even on there.
Something that BGR seems to corroborate, claiming a meager 2.7% marketshare down from 3.8% last year. In the same period Android grew from 80% to 84%.
There's not much demand for it. Plain and simple. It's not some grand conspiracy against Microsoft and all those who wish to develop for the platform. It's a shame it's not supported but based on sales numbers there's not much of a market for Unreal Engine 4 on Windows Phone. I expect the value proposition would break down further when you examine the technical specifications of the most popular Windows Phone models, this time last year the Lumia 520 and 620, both low end budget models, made up 41% of Windows Phones.
Trying to make this look like a conspiracy doesn't help your case. If it's so important to you, remember that you have source access. You can pay someone to get it working on Windows Phone or do it yourself.
Did I indicate that there was a conspiracy? No, but, thanks for putting words in my mouth there in your attempt to discredit me. My statement regarding epic's opinion of the windows store is based on Tim Sweeney's (the founder of epic) "concerns" about windows store AND to further quote him "that (windows store) sucks compared to the open nature of the PC platform before…". It's no secret that he has a problem with it. I can't say that he's wrong but I would rather be able to choose for myself which platforms to publish for.
As far as numbers go, yours don't help your case. This is about selling software not about who is winning the smartphone wars. It seems you're saying that 30+ million windows phone 8 devices are not worth coding for. That's just crazy talk imo. Unity3d (for example) manages to allow easy porting to all platforms which opens my market up to an additional 30-40 million windows phone 8 users AND all users of windows 8 modern UI that prefer modern ui apps (tablet users for example) which is certainly in the many millions more. I would like to do the same with UE4 but, unfortunately, that isn't an option.
Not sure if it's your intent but your saying "the source is available" comes off as condescending to me. Who in their right mind would undertake a project of that scale and complexity JUST so you could publish your game to a platform, realizing that you could never monetize the updated portability or IP. The only entity that can profit from adding platforms to UE4 is going to be epic.
Anyway, this will be my last message as a "supporter". IF ever they decide to add more platforms I'd be happy to take another look.
Can't blame you for wanting more choices for deployment, I know the variety of platforms supported was the reason I went to Unity myself. I came over to Unreal because most of the platforms I care about are supported, but it's not 100%.
I sincerely would like to see more platforms supported, and I had hoped perhaps you had the resources to help with Windows Phone. I've seen the community working toward Linux support and it looks like in a few months I might even be able to reasonably develop from Linux. Figured with a little encouragement you might be the catalyst for getting Windows Phone up there as well, something the entire community would benefit from.
Thank you for the clarifications. It sounds like we'd both like to see more platforms and just have a different take on the progress and direction in that area.
I think UE is a great product it's just a bummer that it's not available on all the platforms I want to be on. Regarding the smaller user base of windows phone (and modernui in tablets), I actually consider that an opportunity. I think there's still time for someone to stand out in that smaller app crowd.
As for contributing to a port for windows phone, I think it's beyond the scope of anyone outside of epic or microsoft, actually, that does bring up the fact that microsoft would be another entity that could benefit from a port. Maybe they should look into grabbing the source and doing it themselves.. Linux porting on the other hand, by the community is probably far more doable with the right group of people.
It's not that they wouldn't do it, it's just that they still have work to do on Android and iOS and those are taking priority.
They should support it because the Android dev. system is a complete abomination compared to windows phone.
I don't think the difficult part is the porting, but providing support for the port afterwards. Who does it and foots the bill? Microsoft? Epic?
Either way, it's obviously something I'd like to see, as Microsoft employee and UE4 developer .
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Microsoft could pay for it if they wanted to have it done, either they haven't thought about it or they aren't interested. I'm sure Apple has paid a bit to Epic, like exclusivity for Infinity Blade.
as a WP user, this is unacceptable. We get treated as third class in everything while phones that bend get glorified.
I'll revive this. I'm currently using Unity when I need to make stuff for Windows Phone. I love everything (price, quality, open source, what could we ask for more?) about unreal engine so, I really want the support. 8.1 or 8.0, any release would be *great*. I'm a microsoft supporter and a Windows Phone user. Android / iOS wouldn't be a problem when releasing but releasing an app / game on every big platform but your phone's platform, is ironic as hell.
It seems like most people that want Windows Phone support just want it because that's the phone they have, not because it's something they want to develop for.
I really don't understand why big game developers (except for Gameloft) are neglecting Windows Phone.
Windows Phone now has a large growing user base and users would like to play great games on their Windows Phones.
I am a Windows Phone user and a game developer who uses Unreal Engine 4 and I am really annoyed because developers do not care about Windows Phone.
I hope that developers' vision to Windows Phone changes soon.
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The reason is because the install base is very very very small, since they are still working on improving iOS and Android there's no reason for them to spend time on supporting such a small platform when the most important ones aren't where they want them to be yet.
But, I think with Windows 10 they may add Windows mobile support, since it will be easier to take a Windows 10 app and bring it to phones that have Windows 10.
No, it's a very small platform, it's 2.5% of the market, which means they're going to work on iOS and Android before doing anything with Windows Phone.
It's a very small platform at the moment but with Windows 10, I feel it will be quite bigger. I own no Windows devices apart from Windows Technical Preview, but I'd love to have this.
Maybe we could have a forum for it so we can co-ordinate any maybe get the community involved in building for Windows devices?
"Information shouldn't be behind a paywall, It should be free for all!"
I really would like to see support for the Windows Store in general, especially considering the imminent release of Windows 10, and universal apps for both ARM and x86-based processors.
" If it's so important to you, remember that you have source access. You can pay someone to get it working on Windows Phone [SIZE=3]or do it yourself.[/SIZE] "
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Bump, because soon the first wave of Windows Phone 10 upgrades for 8.1 smartphones will start.
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Not happening--since there's not enough interest in Windows Phone itself there's not going to be support added for it specifically, and in case you haven't seen the article here: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/mar/04/microsoft-monopolise-pc-games-development-epic-games-gears-of-war
Basically the Universal Windows Platform option isn't going to happen either because of restrictions of UWP apps.