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This is another refashion. I needed a few little summery dresses for summer, though unfortunately there have not been too many summer days, but it works well with a cardie.
I shaped the bodice on my dressmaking doll and gathered the skirt to create the dress.
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hello my dear! so long time not talk and no see………. hope you are fine and enjoy "the summer". the dress is really cute and well done. amazing fit! and i love the fresh colors. hope there are a lot of hot days to come for you to wear it!
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So gorgeous. And the dress is nice too ;)
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its fab what you.ve done with this dress. well done xx
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Miss Lemur recently mentioned how confusing it is to navigate the world of registries—how do you choose among 50 different toasters? If you haven't lived on your own for long, how do you know what you're going to need in the future? What stuff is worth it, and what isn't? Now that I qualify as an Old Married Woman (hah! we just celebrated our three month anniversary), I thought I'd share with you our actual registry list: our favorite items, what we've regretted, and stuff we've purchased or wanted since. This is a monster of a post, so bear with me.
And please, puh-lease keep in mind: every single household is unique. My BFF is Mexican and uses her tortilla press allllll the time, but I would probably never take one of those things out of the box. We are tea drinkers, so a coffee maker didn't make the registry cut. You get the idea.
Anyways, here's our top eight favorite things we registered for:
1) Bakeware
Being a sugar fiend, I love to bake anything and everything. But I am only a few years out of college and haven't invested in a whole lot of bakeware. I've been loving the two cookie sheets, loaf pans, oven mitts, steel cooling racks, and covered muffin pans we received as wedding gifts. These get a lot of mileage in my kitchen. It's easy to get carried away in the baking department, though, so be wary of gadgets and specialty pans that you may never use. It's easy to buy a new novelty-shaped cake pan down the road.
Nordic Ware Covered Aluminum Muffin Pan / Image via Williams-Sonoma
2) High-quality pots and pans
I'm on Team Le Creuset. I was given one of the glorious LC dutch ovens a couple years ago as a gift, and I've been hooked ever since. Our very generous guests gifted us a 12-quart LC stock pot, a round griddle pan, a deep 4 1/2 quart saute pan, and a 10″ fry pan, and these are all used at least 2-3 times a week. It felt great to get rid of our little collection of old, scratched, gritty pots and pans. And Mr. W and I both secretly think that scrambled eggs taste 20 time better when I make them on the LC cast-iron griddle pan. Not sure about the science behind that, but anyways, I couldn't be happier with all of our LC cookware.
3) Digital leave-in thermometer
My old roommate from a couple years ago had one of these, and I loved it. Ours has settings for every type of meat, and it beeps when the meat is cooked.
OXO Digital Leave-In Thermometer / Image via Williams-Sonoma
4) High-quality {expensive} knives
I am generally a cheapskate. And I wouldn't have bought expensive knives for myself. But Mr. W's old knife set was literally rusting. The knives weren't sharp and they'd slip around—I cut myself more times than I can count on two hands. (Funny story…the day before the wedding, I cut myself so badly with one of those knives that we debated whether I should go to the ER. Luckily, it healed on its own.)
We registered for a ceramic chef's knife, a set of ceramic paring knives, a Wusthof bread knife, and a set of Wusthof steak knives (an absolute staple if you live in the state of Texas). I had some regrets around which knives we registered for—see my regrets below.
Mr. W's favorite wedding gift: Wusthof Gourmet 4-Piece Steak Knife Set / Image via Williams-Sonoma
5) Simple matching everyday dishes
Okay, to be fair, we didn't register for plates and bowls—Mr. W already had set of 12 place settings of simple white dinner plates, salad plates, and bowls. But if he hadn't been well-stocked, this would've been one of the first things I'd register for. Since our dishes are white, they match with everything and are super easy to replace if one is broken. They're also so timeless that I don't fret over whether I'll hate them in five years.
We did have a shortage of glasses, though—as I mentioned in my initial registry post, we didn't own a single wine glass. I love all of our recycled glasses—we received 12 wine glasses, 4 glass mugs, and 8 stemless glasses. These replaced our old grody mismatched glasses (which were donated to my college-aged brother—completing the circle of life ).
Recycled glass big bowl glasses / Photo via AreNaturals
6) New bedding
It was so nice when we moved in together to ditch both of our boring old sheet sets and comforters, and put something new over our new shared bed. Even Mr. W will tell you that he loves our new bedding—it's super soft and cozy. I'm going to go home and take a nap now.
7) An outdoor rug
We spend a lot of time backyard weeding and trimming and taking care of our garden, but our patio was pretty bare. We want to spice up the area and spend more time out there, so we registered for a cute Moroccan-patterned outdoor rug. It makes a huge difference, and it's made from recycled plastic—so we can actually hose it off when it gets dirty.
8) Cookware for the holidays
Last year my parents flew down to Houston and we all celebrated Thanksgiving together. When it came time to roast the turkey, we realized how ill-equipped my little apartment kitchen was. We picked up a disposable aluminum roasting pan at the grocery store, and we made do with what I had. This year, I am fully prepared: we now have a wonderful nonstick roasting pan with a rack, an angled dripless baster, and a digital thermometer (see above). Bring it, Thanksgiving!
Calphalon non-stick roaster / Photo via Williams-Sonoma
Other items we already have that I would highly recommend:
1 ) A Pyrex set with lids
I grew up mixing things in glass Pyrex mixing bowls, measuring in Pyrex glass measuring cups, and apparently walking around as a poster child for the Pyrex company. When I was in college, my mom gave me something like this set —it came with a measuring cup, pie dish, baking dishes, and several storage dishes, all with lids. I use them almost daily, and couldn't sing more praises for glass cookware.
2) A KitchenAid stand mixer
Mine is that bright fire-engine red color. I use it all the time, and I love it. It's not for everybody, but it is definitely a staple in our kitchen.
KitchenAid mixer: the holy grail of wedding registries / Photo via Target
3) A great vacuum
I haaaaaattttte stupid vacuums that lose their suction after a couple months' of use. Seriously, what is more frustrating than a broken vacuum? I've heard a lot of good things about Dyson and Bissel vacuums, and my mom is very loyal to the Miele brand, but I wasn't ready to spend a huge sum of money on a vacuum cleaner. I bought this Shark vacuum a couple years ago and it's held up really well, I'm honestly really impressed with its suction. There's a lot of reviews out there, so do your research—but don't be shy about registering for a good vacuum cleaner.
4) A set of cooking tools
I tread this line very carefully, because I hate unitaskers (kitchen gadgets with only one use) and I try to avoid kitchen clutter. But a girl's gotta have some basics—my go-to tools are two wooden spoons, a wire whisk, a can opener, a 4-sided grater, a garlic press, a mesh strainer, a pancake turner, measuring cups, measuring spoons, and a vegetable peeler. That's pretty much it. Simpleton here.
5) A solid, strong cutting board and colander
I've had a couple wood cutting boards forever, but I purchased this colander and this cutting board last year, and I love them. They're part of the weekly cooking routine. (And they match my red stand mixer and LC pots and pans…Bonus points )
My trusty red colander, made with 100% recycled plastic / Photo via Preserve Products
6) Simple, easy-to-matching serving dishes
Mr. W's mom loves to give us serving dishes for every holiday. So even before we were married, we already had several platters, trays, and chip-and-dips. They're all white, so they match each other, and they match our white everyday dishes (see above). I've bought a couple Corningware dishes at GoodWill and I love those too, especially since they're oven-proof. If you peek in our cupboard, all of our dishes probably seem a little boring, but I'll be honest, it's so easy to match them and replace them if one breaks. And when we're entertaining, I add color with fresh-cut flowers, colored linens, and little paper decorations, which are cheaper to change out than dishes themselves.
7) A tea kettle
I'm a tea drinker; Mr. W doesn't drink caffeine so he's all set in the beverage department. I use our tea kettle all the time, and it lives on our stove. If we were coffee drinkers, we probably would've registered for a coffee maker. Instead, when we have friends or family over who want coffee, I make it in a small French press that doesn't take up precious counter space.
8) A Dutch oven
I went through this phase where I was mildly obsessed with Julia Child. I saw the move "Julie and Julia" and decided I too had to cook all of Julia's recipes. I only got a quarter of the way through "Mastering the Art of French Cooking." But I did develop an appreciation for Dutch ovens, and I use mine for a whole lot more than just boeuf bourgignon. This is one of those personal preference things—if you are not a big cook and don't envision yourself as the next Top Chef, a Dutch oven might not be for you. But I'm so glad I have one, and if I didn't, I would've registered for one.
My cherry-red beauty / Photo via Elizabeth Anne Designs
…and that's pretty much it. We don't have an ice-cream attachment, or a tortilla press, or any fine china. But we haven't really wanted anything else—we actually have a lot of money in Williams-Sonoma and Crate & Barrel gift cards that we haven't used.
And now for the regrets:
1) I wish we hadn't registered for two stock pots. I really only need one—for making chili, big batches of soup, boiling noodles, etc. So we ended up returning the eight quart stock pot and keeping the twelve quart one.
So much love for that big red 12-quart stock pot / Photo via Wayfair
2) I wished we had registered for a big set of Wusthof knives. I was intimidated by how expensive they were, so instead I registered for ceramic knives. We ended up buying ourselves a Wusthof chef's knife (which I am currently obsessed with, never having owned an expensive knife in my life) and I'd like to buy some paring knives as well.
Wusthof knives, get in my kitchen! / Photo via Crate & Barrel
3) I wish we had registered for a good, powerful blender. I didn't realize how many recipes call for pureeing, or how many smoothie cravings we would get. Instead, we bought a cheap personal-sized Hampton Beach blender on Amazon for, like, $12, and I'm getting pretty fed up with it.
4) The Breville Slow Cooker we registered for isn't digital or programmable, so it really isn't helpful with my long 10-hour work days. We realized that before we used it, so we returned it in exchange for a programmable Crock Pot. My aunt who gifted us the slow cooker also gave us a cookbook with slow cooker recipes, and those have been amazing!
The OG slow-cooker / Photo via Costco
5) I was intimidated by the prices of food processors at Williams-Sonoma when I was putting together our registry, so I registered for the cheapest one, a four cup food processor. I also figured that the small size would take up less real estate in our miniscule kitchen. But the first time I took it out to use it, I realized that it wouldn't be large enough for the recipe I was cooking. We returned it in exchange for a 10-cup food processor, and that one I have used a lot ever since!
6) I'm slowly transitioning to buying everything in bulk, and I wish I had registered for glass canisters for dry food storage. Instead I've been buying them at Target and Ikea and slowly growing my collection.
My dream kitchen, with bulk food stashed in glass jars / Photo by Laura Moss via HGTV
Some general registry advice:
Now I'd love to hear from the rest of you! What are your favorite registry items? Do you have any regrets?


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Saturday, May 26, 2012
Meanwhile … A Whole Month Late …
11 comments:
- peahen said...
Lovely pictures. I'm very happy to see the may blossom out in force at last.
It's bizarre, it's as if we went from winter to summer overnight. - 12:30 pm
- dive said...
It sure is weird. Summer sucks as bad as winter though. I want my spring! Who do I write to for a refund?
- 12:42 pm
- Lulubelle B said...
naughty spring flowers
doing it in the church yard
while dive snaps photos
:^D - 2:06 pm
- Alifan said...
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- Ms M said...
Here's to blue skies and wisteria! Lovely against the old church. Hope the sunshine sticks around for a while. And some clear nights, too.
- 5:45 pm
- neetzy said...
Wonderful wisteria! Sorry to boast but we've had a wonderful, long, slow spring. My front porch wisteria was wimpy in flower, yet prolific in vine. The roses are having more sex around here.
- 12:24 am
- Speedway said...
Oh, I'm so glad to see you finally out of your funk. I've missed Your Sweariness - wondering if your back has improved and work is going well.
The pictures of the wisteria are beautiful, Dive, and the sky is gorgeous. What's going on with the church that it has scaffolding on its tower?
Shoot, we hardly had a winter and now we're headed into drought because there are heat warnings over a large swath of the state. It's expected to be in the mid-90s for the 500 tomorrow. - 3:28 am
- Petrea Burchard said...
I think you're living in the wrong place, Dive. You're a sun bunny.
- 4:20 am
- dive said...
Hee hee, Lulu. Nice to see your haiku muse is still on top form.
Mum, yes it was. Too bloody hot, though.
Thank you, Ms.M. WE had another clear night last night, so I'm sleepy as a bear after hibernation this morning. Falling into bed just as it gets light is the astronomer's curse, although it gets light around two-thirty here now so I still got some sleep.
Neetzy, I'm glad you had a good spring. I'm hoping for one next year. I wish I could have front porch wisteria; my front is north facing so it's too cold. I had a lovely wisteria at my last place; its favourite trick was dropping spiders in through the bedroom window.
Speedway, I'm still in my funk, but too curmudgeonly to give in to it. My back is now mended enough to hick around without my stick (yay), thank you for asking.
As for the scaffolding: most of our churches are getting on for a thousand years old (many are much older) and they need a lot of maintenance. St.Giles is currently enjoying the tender ministrations of a bunch of stonemasons tidying up the south front of the tower.
Enjoy race day! Wish I were there.
Petrea, much as I love sunshine and clear skies, I hate heat. Spring here is usually perfect for me, but this year it got cancelled. Probably something to do with government cutbacks. Plus, seeing the sun so rarely - as we do here - makes us appreciate it a lot more. If I lived in Pasadena I'd spend most of my time indoors with the air-con blasting.
Tempting, though … - 10:18 am
- Petrea Burchard said...
Have you tried a sleep mask? When I spent my month in Oxford I found one at the drug store and wore it every night. I'd never have slept otherwise, as darkness came so late and dawn came so early. I got used to it and I still use it.
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- dive said...
They have a drug store in Oxford? Yikes!
I don't have any trouble sleeping in daylight; it's staying awake that's generally the problem. - 8:51 pm


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On Lake Superior - Deluxe Vacation Cottage - Built 2003
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- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Beaver Bay cottage description
Romantic retreat on spectacular Lake Superior's north shore. Two story style cottage is surrounded by pine trees, birch trees, rocks to climb. Enjoy the deluxe interior log beds, deer and bear motif, fully furnished gourmet kitchen, fireplace, tv, board games, firepit for evening fun. See the sunrise while sitting on the lakeside deck. Beautiful master suite with jacuzzi tub, private ceramic bathroom with shower.
Queen size bed in main level bedroom perfect for another couple or children's area; has specialty deer and comical bear bedspreads, also hide-a-crib in closet. Twin loveseats in the living room by the fireplace are easy single pullout hide-a-beds. Our cottage is perfect for a quiet getaway, memorable vacation for the girls, fall color weekend, or winter wonderland. Spring waterfalls are spetacular!
Enjoy our indoor heated pool and sauna May-Nov. Only steps away from our door.
What to do and see nearby will amaze you. We are located in the heart of the north shore with 3 state parks close by, splitrock Lighthouse, Gooseberry Falls, and Tettegouche State Park. Walk the beaches for agates and rocks, Silverbay Harbor and see the boats, or do charter fishing.
Bring your bicycle. The Gitchi Gami biking/ hiking trails adjoins our property. Walk to 5 great restaurants from our place! The town of Beaver Bay has gift shops, agate shop and museum, quilt store, local old-time bar.
A must to see is Splitrock Lighthouse and Visitor Center; tour the old restored buildings, climb the lighthouse stairs. Don't forget your camera! Truly a special place to rent any season of the year.Many of our guests return each year with fond memories.
Keywords: Cottage Twinhome
Property Type
- Cottage
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Non Smoking Only
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8, Beds for 6-8
Kitchen & Dining
- Ice Maker
Other Amenities
- DVD Player
- CD Player
Pool & Spa
Outdoor Features
- Outdoor Grill
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- Hunting
- Golf
- Hiking
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Swimming
- Snowmobiling
- Skiing
- Kayaking
- Cross Country Skiing
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Restaurants
- Museums
- Wildlife Viewing
- Mountain Biking
- Rock Climbing
- Boating
- Antiquing
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Enjoy your vacation with early mid-morning check-in and late afternoon checkout. Our cottage is professionally cleaned and ready for your arrival. Sleeps 2 to 8 guests. Two night minimum stay...$250 per night Three night minimum for holidays plus Presidents Day,MEA,Grandma's Marathon...$279 Call for details...owners Royal and Joan at cell 651-334-0374 home 651-777-0343
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Year Purchased: 2004
Why the Owner Chose Beaver Bay:
We have enjoyed being on the north shore of Lake Superior since children. Love to climb the rocks, walk the shore, hike the trails and see the deer and moose. Snowmobiling on the groomed trails is our favorite winter sport. Most of all, we love listening to the waves hit the rugged shore and seeing the sunsets and bright stars at night. We love to swim in the indoor heated pool with our grandchildren. Many of our renters come back each year sharing with family and friends.
The Unique Benefits at this Cottage:
Our property adjoins the biking /hiking trail.
It's only a 15 minute drive to Split Rock Light house,Gooseberry,and Tettegouche park.
The quiet setting is refreshing for the soul.
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- Secondary: (651) 334-0374 (Minnesota, USA)
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Romantic retreat spectacular views from vaulted windows. Walk the paths to lake.
Indoor heated swimpool & sauna very private. Gradual steps nice for all ages!
Kitchen fully equipped with pots, plenty of glassware, dishes & linens.
Deluxe master suite - kingsize bed & decor. Whirlpool tub, ceramic bath, shower
Best sightseeing Northshore. Beaches, look for agates, wade crystal clear lake!
Enjoy morning coffee, picnic lunch or suntan on expansive deck.
Living room fireplace, TV, twin love seats, books to read, games to play!
Dining area has large expandable table for 8-10. Perfect for family fun & games!
Main floor queen size log bed, room for pack'n'play. Adjoining full bath.
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Country: India Director: Amole Gupte Cast: Partho Gupte, Divya Dutta, Raj Zutshi, Rahul Singh, Divya Jagdale Year: 2011 Language: Hindian Runtime: 96 min. Contact: Reliance Movies
Stanley is a beloved kid in school but he is the only one who doesn't bring lunch. His friends share their food with him until one of the teachers finds out.
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Chickasha has 1 primary and secondary schools. One of the best schools is Chickasha High School, which is rated 7. Chickasha High School has 762 students. The public schools in Chickasha belong to Chickasha Public Schools. Friend is nearby and rates worse than Chickasha Public Schools. Nearby Ninnekah Public Schools is better, with a rating of 7. The population of Chickasha is 19,911. Chickasha Public Schools enrolls 13% of the population of Chickasha.


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Hello there. I'm Patrick. I'm an LSU graduate currently working
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I am creative, funny, and thoughtful
I am creative, funny, and thoughtful
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Currently working full time for a retail/vendor company while
attending Graduate school at Southeastern to earn a Master's in
English with a focus on creative writing. The plan for that? The
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help me get on my game and crank out a screenplay like I have
wanted to do for a while now.
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retaining useless bits of trivia (mostly film and TV). I'm also
pretty good at imitating famous people/comedy bits.
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I dunno...my hair and/or my beard (or lack thereof). The fact that
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ask. Got a "you look just like Peter Jackson" recently too-a first
for looking like him.
Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food
Books: The novel "The Day After Tomorrow", "Journey to the Centre
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Music: Classic rock, movie scores (esp. John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith), a handful of modern artists (Better Than Ezra is one)
Food: Well, it really is a much easier task to figure out what I don't like to be perfectly honest
Movies: Superman: The Movie, Shawshank Redemption, Indiana Jones series, Eternal Sunshine, Fletch, Animal House...I could be at this for a while
Music: Classic rock, movie scores (esp. John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith), a handful of modern artists (Better Than Ezra is one)
Food: Well, it really is a much easier task to figure out what I don't like to be perfectly honest
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RAMALAMMA DING DONG: Atlanta and San Francisco have allowed the most points in the NFL this season, 159. San Diego is next worst with 156.
The three have one thing in common: they've played the Rams. Atlanta and San Francisco allowed St. Louis 41 points apiece and the Chargers gave up 57.
One more note: The Rams themselves are fifth from worst with 145 points allowed.
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28, Carolina (1-3). Turmoil on the coaching staff is a bad sign.
29, Arizona (1-3). It's hard to remember that the Cardinals made the playoffs two years ago.
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Cardinals assistant: Jonathan Cooper 'will be fine' at either guard spot
With Adam Snyder released, the Cardinals have an opening on their offensive line, specifically at the right guard spot.
And look, they just drafted a pair of guards, including 6-2, 311-pound Jonathan Cooper with the seventh overall pick.
"First as a person, I think he's a great person. He's a humble kid," said offensive coordinator Harold Goodwin, who also works with the O-line. "Obviously, he's a smart kid. This is a kid that played 48 games at (North) Carolina."
Cooper started those 48 games at left guard. He also made a single start at center his sophomore year.
"Athletically, I think he's probably one of the best guards that was in the draft," Goodwin said. "He can pull. He can get out in space and make blocks out in the alley and screens and stuff like that; and run blocking wise, he has power. I think he did 35 reps at the combine on the bench press."
The Cardinals have raved about Cooper's athleticism since last Thursday, when they made him the highest guard drafted since 1975.
"Some guys can get out there and pull, but they can't change direction at the last minute when the defender moves. He's able to do that," said Goodwin, a former offensive lineman at Michigan. "I think he can stick his foot in the ground and change direction and make those blocks out on the perimeter.
"The upside is there. He's a two-spot player. He can play center. He can play guard."
The question though has never been if Cooper was going to play, but where is he going to play.
Again, he spent his time in college on the left side, which is where Daryn Colledge started all 16 games last season. Colledge, according to pro-football-reference.com, has played his entire seven-year NFL career at left guard.
So, then might the Cardinals look to slot Cooper at right guard, filling Snyder's former position?
"I don't think it's that hard," Goodwin said of switching from left guard to right guard. "I don't think it's that hard at all. We just have to change (Cooper's) stance. He will be fine.
"When you're picked that high, you're picked that high for a reason," Goodwin continued. "It's going to have to play itself out. Eventually he'll land in some spot. That spot, I couldn't tell you what it is right now."
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Santa Rosa de Calamuchita, located 11 kilometers (6.8 mi) south of Villa General Belgrano, was founded by a group of Dominicans that built a ranch and chapel. The town remained low-key for a long time thereafter until it gained some popularity as a resort town when wealthy Argentines started vacationing here.
Today, the tourism industry is booming in Santa Rosa de Calamuchita. Tourists descend upon this previously unassuming town during the high season to explore the mountains, go horseback riding, kayaking, diving or four-wheeling. Also during the high season expect some noise as discos are in full swing. The main street of Libertad is where incoming buses drop off and pick up passengers.
Due to the high volume of visitors during the high season, Santa Rosa de Calamuchita offers plenty of accommodation options. There are several camping grounds, as well as cabins and up-scale hotels. There are also several parrillas where you can enjoy the nation's famous beef and a few typical pizza joints.
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TAIPEI, June 9 (Reuters) - Struggling ProMOS 5387.TWO, Taiwan's third-largest DRAM memory chipmaker, on Tuesday said it is looking for strategic partners for new business opportunities, including making other semiconductor products.
"We are in discussions with some local and foreign companies for possible cooperation. There might be some different business styles," ProMOS Vice-President Ben Tseng told Reuters.
"There are possibilities aside from memory (chip) products, but it will still be in the semiconductor sector."
Tseng confirmed that the companies included other DRAM makers, but he declined to identify them.
ProMOS Technologies is one of many Taiwan companies struggling in the face of the worst-ever downturn for DRAM memory chips. In April, the Taiwan government announced the formation of a new DRAM company, attempting to reorganise the industry to give it long-term viability.
ProMOS has secured a T$2.98 billion ($91 million) loan from a local banking consortium, which the cash-strapped company had been expecting for months to be used to help pay off its convertible bonds.
ProMOS' comments came after the Taipei stock market closed on Tuesday.
ProMOS shares advanced 6.12 percent to their daily limit, against the main TAIEX's .TWII 3.22 percent drop.
While ProMOS declined to give specifics on its plans, Sinopac Securities analyst Sophie Chuang said ProMOS could diversify into manufacturing some lower-end logic chips or beef up its business in making CMOS image sensors for consumer gadgets, which have fatter margins than commodity DRAM chips for PCs.
"To be honest, the company will still struggle even though it tries to branch out into new businesses," Chuang said. "Chip prices have rebounded recently, but I'm afraid that oversupply will emerge again after some companies ramp up production."
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Community Appeal kicks off Feb. 4
The Queen's Community Appeal introduces its annual campus campaign with a free kick-off pancake breakfast at Grant Hall on Wednesday, Feb. 4, 7:30 – 9:30 am.
Join celebrity volunteer servers, along with musical guests, Samba, from the School of Music. There will be door prizes, including two spots to play along side celebrity players in the Limestone Classic hockey tournament at Feb Fest, Feb. 3-8 in downtown Kingston.
All staff, faculty and retirees are invited to join in the celebratory kick off – regardless of whether or not they plan to make a donation.
The appeal is meant to be a campus community builder and an opportunity to showcase the outstanding work of Queen's locally, nationally and globally. The annual initiative also aims to unite faculty, staff, and retirees in the belief that small financial contributions
can collectively make a big impact.
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You know this bird is so new that it made its first flight two or three days ago. I hear it is kick butt inside!
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Joe, I think that was the one you photographed (not sure of the tail number). N805NW has been with NWA since 2003, but still, I'm sure it still has that "new plane smell". I missed my chance to go inside. I arrived at the airport 5 minutes before they shut the door. Would've been nice to get some interior/cockpit photos!
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DrSword at 1.00 on January 18, 2012 22:06
@Naroji: Warbling might be a cause of poor speakers playing bass in treble frequencies and creating a muddy sound. My laptop speakers produce a similar effect. Unless you're commenting on the modulating nature of chiptune music itself. Which I'd be happy to upload a piano rendition of this track for you to enjoy.
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Naroji at 1.00 on January 18, 2012 02:38
hrm... that warbling sound... i just don't like it... it sounds much better once you go a little smoother, like it here... Although, so many people have said that it sounds good so far that i makes me wonder why I'm in the minority...
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HangTheDJmusic at 1.03 on January 12, 2012 20:34
great melody, great arrangement and great instruments! feels like im in an 80's video game or something.
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Red Cabbage at 0.39 on January 12, 2012 20:24
For a Videogame I think the drums are too loud, make them a bit more subtle or they will annoy the player. Nice song though :)
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Mako Shopstore at 0.56 on January 12, 2012 20:00
Great chiptune songs; would love to hear that on an old RPG !
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- DrSword
DrSword at 0.00 on January 12, 2012 09:31
@Failing Light: Haha, I'm actually making this for a game with 8-bit graphics. I really don't like the limitations associated with chiptune music so it's not my genre of choice
- Failing Light
Failing Light at 0.00 on January 12, 2012 05:48
I was going to sneer when I saw chiptune, but this is pretty listenable. Keep it up!
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Juxly at 0.31 on January 12, 2012 02:04
very chip, needs more in the genre out in this world! good toon


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According to Microsoft, the ISO (International Organization for Standardization) released the results of the preliminary ballot to participating National Body members for the ISO/IEC DIS 29500 (aka, Ecma 376, the Office Open XML file formats) ratification process, and Open XML did not pass.
After Microsoft's announcement, the ISO issued its report on the Open XML vote.
According to the ISO, "Approval requires at least two-thirds (i.e. 66.66 percent) of the votes cast by national bodies participating in ISO/IEC JTC 1 to be positive, and no more than one-fourth (i.e. 25 percent) of the total number of national body votes cast negative. Neither of these criteria were achieved, with 53 percent of votes cast by national bodies participating in ISO/IEC JTC 1 being positive and 26 percent of national votes cast being negative."
In the meantime, Microsoft claims, "The results were that the 51 ISO members, representing 74 percent of all qualified votes, stated their support for ratification of Open XML. Along with their votes, the National Bodies also provided invaluable technical comments designed to improve the specification. Many of the remaining ISO members stated that they will support Open XML after their comments are addressed during the final phase of the process, which is expected to close in March 2008."
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Republican committee members said Wednesday Missouri needs "right-to-work" legislation to attract new businesses to the state. Democrats said the bill would cause "freeloading," with some workers benefiting from a union contract without paying dues.
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Julio Cesar to miss first Brazil match in two years
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar will miss his first Brazil match for two years when he sits out Monday's friendly against Tanzania.
The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) said on Sunday that the 30-year-old would not travel to Tanzania after hurting his back in last week's match in Zimbabwe.
"Julio Cesar will not travel to Tanzania with the Brazilian team," CBF said in a statement. "He will continue working with the physiotherapist."
The Inter Milan goalkeeper, considered one of the world's best, went off in the first half of Brazil's 3-0 friendly win against Zimbabwe on Wednesday.
Brazil coach Dunga has already said that his injury is not serious and he should recover in a few days.
Julio Cesar has started each of Brazil's last 26 matches. The last game he missed was a 2-0 friendly defeat against Venezuela in June 2008.
The five-times world champions face North Korea, Ivory Coast and Portugal in their first round group.
(Writing by Brian Homewood; editing by Pritha Sarkar)
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