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The historic concert will benefit the David Lynch Foundation, which raises money to teach children in troubled parts of the world how to escape their reality through transcendental meditation, a practice McCartney has publicly supported and practiced for 40 years.
"In moments of madness, it has helped me find moments of serenity," said McCartney, who spent years in a vicious public spat with ex-wife Heather Mills.
McCartney told "The View" in January that he would love to musically re-team with ex-drummer Ringo Starr. "He's a great drummer and we're used to each other," McCartney said on the daytime show.
"It gives me great pleasure to be part of this evening. I feel the aims of the charity are wonderful," Starr told the BBC.
It's unclear if the two will play Beatles tunes or original music at the concert, though Starr's reps told the BBC that the drummer will play "a few songs on his own."
Sheryl Crow, Moby and Donovan, among other musicians, will also perform at the April 4 event.
Tickets for the show will go on sale March 9 at 11 a.m. through www.ticketmaster.com.


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ARLINGTON -- The Rangers played 27 innings in three days against the Phillies. They had the lead at the end of three of those innings. Two of those innings were the ninth, which is why their clubhouse continues to reek of beer.
The Rangers love their beer showers after those ninth-inning walk-off victories and they were celebrating again on Wednesday night after Shin-Soo Choo brought home the winning run with a bases-loaded walk. The Rangers trailed 3-1 going into the ninth before scoring three runs off closer Jonathan Papelbon for a dramatic 4-3 victory over the Phillies.
"That's a good team over there and Papelbon has definitely had a lot of success," designated hitter Mitch Moreland said. "To come out and rally like that and get a win, seal the series, that's a nice way to start the season. Just to see the way we came together the last couple of nights ... it may not look like it from the outside, but from the inside, I think we really came together and made it happen. It was a great team effort."
The Rangers also won in the ninth inning on Tuesday and this is the first time they have had back-to-back walk-off wins since three straight against the Angels on July 29-31 last year.
"It has been great the last two nights," outfielder Alex Rios said. "It shows our offense doesn't quit. It teaches the young kids that if you never quit and play to the last out, good things can happen."
Nobody enjoyed the rally more than rookie reliever Seth Rosin, the Rule 5 Draft pick who has been with the Rangers exactly one week. He pitched two scoreless innings in the eighth and ninth, and ended up getting his first Major League victory.
"I was ecstatic," Rosin said. "I knew coming off the mound we had a chance down two in our last at-bat. Our offense can explode, these guys can hit the ball out of the ballpark and score three or four runs easily. I was super excited watching the bottom of the ninth from the dugout watching what was happening."
The Rangers were held scoreless on three hits through six innings by Phillies starter Kyle Kendrick. They trailed 3-0 into the seventh before Moreland hit a triple and scored on a single by Leonys Martin. But they were still down by two going into the ninth against Papelpon, who had allowed just two runs -- one earned -- in 21 career appearances against the Rangers.
"We squandered some chances early, but in the end, we did what we had to do," manager Ron Washington said. "We got focused and put some great at-bats together ... and came out with a win."
Adrian Beltre started the rally with a line-drive single to left. Papelbon struck out Rios, but Moreland lined a double into the right-field corner that moved Beltre to third. Washington then sent up Jim Adduci to hit for J.P. Arencibia.
Adduci made the team out of Spring Training because he is a left-handed hitter with speed, and those skills were definitely on display against Papelbon. Adduci hit a slow bouncer up the third-base line and beat it out for a single, allowing Beltre to score and Moreland to reach third with one out.
"I'll take it, whatever works, works," Adduci said. "I felt it off the end of the bat and I just took off."
Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg, still leading 3-2, brought the infield in and Leonys Martin grounded a single up the middle to bring home Moreland. Adduci raced to third on the play.
"The whole inning was kind of just one of those innings," Papelbon said. "You get a cue ball down the third-base line, then you get a double play ball you think is a game-ending double play. It's not. Just one of those innings. My whole focus was getting a ground ball to get a double play to get us out of the inning."
Papelbon unraveled from there, walking Donnie Murphy on four pitches to load the bases. Papelbon got ahead 1-2 on Choo, but then threw three straight balls to end the game. It was the first Rangers walk-off win by a walk since Todd Zeile against Arizona's Dan Plesac back in 1999.
"That at-bat by Choo was a great one," Washington said. "Not just him, but the whole team. Once again it goes to show you we play 27 outs and don't quit to the end."
Rosin combined with Shawn Tolleson and Pedro Figueroa to give the Rangers four scoreless innings behind Robbie Ross Jr. out of the bullpen. Ross, in his first Major League start, allowed three runs -- two earned -- on seven hits and two walks in five innings while striking out seven. Rangers relievers did not allow a run in their last 8 1/3 innings of the series.


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We've got another Odds and Ends post for you! Click below to see updates on various things, the schedule of upcoming episodes, me trying out Dr. Pepper, and Ebay auctions!
Schedule of Upcoming Episodes
Here are the upcoming episodes for the next two months! As always, they're subject to change if it turns out they're not so bad or just so painfully dull that I can't make anything about them funny.
1/30 - New Guardians #1
2/6 - Gameboy #2
2/13 - Secret Double Feature (Plus: The End of the "His Blue Soul" arc)
2/20 - Mr. T #1 (AP Comics)
2/27 - Mr. T #2
3/5 - The Amazing Spider-Man and Captain America in Dr. Doom's Revenge!
3/12 - The Invincible Four of Kung-Fu & Ninja #3
3/19 - Kamandi at Earth's End #2
3/26 - Blackweb #1
I should also note that after the end of the "His Blue Soul" storyline, we're probably going to take a break from storylines for the following two months or so. It's been kind of non-stop for me since the end of the Entity storyline with only a reprieve in January... which was still occupied by MAGFest. So yeah, I think we could all use a little break (at least that I could), especially with what's going to be coming with the end of this one.
Linkara Tries Dr. Pepper
Yeah, this is probably a post that could be on its own, but I figure what the hell - watch me jump on the "reviewer tries food" bandwagon as I try Dr. Pepper for the very first time ever.
Dracula: Sovreign of the Damned Bloopers
Behold the bloopers for the crossover Bennett and I did! Plus: bloopers for his crossover with Spoony where they reviewed Diatron-5!
NOTE: If you're wondering why my swearing is bleeped here and not in the stinger for the Wonder Woman crossover, it's because I didn't realize Nash was going to put that in at the end. Had I known, I would have asked him to bleep it. While it should be common knowledge that I use that kind of language outside the videos by now, I always prefer to not have that available for people except on something like, say, a DVD extra, where you can see me use certain choice words in the Alone in the Dark review bloopers on the That Guy With the Glasses volume 1 DVD.
Upcoming Crossover Review
As I've stated elsewhere, I recorded three crossover reviews for MAGFest. Two of them you have already seen - the Wonder Woman 2011 TV pilot and the Dracula: Sovreign of the Damned review. However, the third one is a little more complicated. I'm the one who's actually editing that one... and writing it. Yeah, in the anticipation for MAGFest, I had to write four scripts and I ended up prioritizing them: getting two regular episodes and the live show took priority.
The fourth script, the actual crossover, took last and as a result, I ended up only taking notes on the movie, then writing up the live action scenes I knew I wanted to do, and filming those there. As a result, I need to actually write the voiceover sections for the review. It shouldn't be TOO difficult a process, since voiceover tends to be a summary... but this movie is painful and confusing and I'm writing for a loooot of people and as such I need to get all their voices down. I'm going to try to finish this script in the next 2-3 weeks, but I just wanted to let you guys know that there's one more crossover from MAGFest featuring me, and yes, it involves that picture of me with the DeLorean.
Smallville Review by Vincent E.L.
Vincent E.L., the guy responsible for the Atop the Fourth Wall theme song, recently started his own review series! Check out the pilot episode, a review of an episode of Smallville!
Media Meltdown Interviews Linkara
And here's another interview from MAGFest!
That's All I'm Saying Update
A lot of people have been asking about the status of That's All I'm Saying and if I'll be continuing it. Unfortunately, due to the lack of time I've had, I haven't had a chance to really think about working on it. While it's a relatively simple thing to put together, it still requires time to write and edit.
On top of that, with everything else I'm working on for AT4W, I'm actually BEHIND on my comics reading and have a stack of at least twenty comics I haven't had a chance to read yet from the past month or two. And even then, there isn't much to say about the stuff I'm reading beyond what I've already said before.
Is the series dead? Eh, I don't like to say that, but I want to focus my efforts on stuff like History of Power Rangers or other shows than taking a day to look at my pull list. I may still do an episode if I have something I'd like to say on a subject, but otherwise it's unlikely you'll be seeing anything any time soon, sorry to say.
Ebay Auctions
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NOTE: Some items I will not be doing international shipping on, I'm sorry to say, due to their size.
Pollo Contest Update
I am happy to report that I have now gone through all 298 entries! Now the process has to be narrowing down those entries into finalists and to pick one from those. Fortunately, I marked which ones I liked along the way, so that process shouldn't take too long. Then I have to confer with the Prop Lady and see what's actually viable to create, especially given some of the imaginative and awesome ideas proposed by people. Do I have an actual date in mind when the winner will be announced? Unfortunately not, especially with the end of the storyline coming up, but still, you should at least be happy to know that progress is being made.
History of Power Rangers Update
SEE: The last Odds and Ends post.
Well, I lie. Unfortunately, there are still delays to be had with the aforementioned storyline finale.
However, there is now an actual reason why there is a delay beyond that. For Christmas, I got a brand-spankin' new editing computer. It is supremely awesome. In the process of transferring data and doing a major cleanup of my old computer, there's a lot of items that have not been transferred over yet... and on the list of stuff to be transferred back just happens to be all my Power Rangers episodes. As a result, I do not have access to them since they're sitting on a hard drive at my parents' place and thus I cannot watch anything right now. Don't worry - I know HOPR is taking a while, but I will make it worth the wait for people, and we're in the home stretch of seasons now.
The Road to 200
I am VERY proud to report that this summer will feature the 200TH EPISODE OF ATOP THE FOURTH WALL! What will I be reviewing? I'm not saying. What I will say is that it's heavily requested and that it's multiple issues. As a result, I may split the 200th episode into two parts of the same episode, but I will give this one the utter destruction that it deserves.
I'm not sure yet how I want to start the buildup and celebrations for 200 episodes, but I want to find some way of doing something exciting for fans as we go down the road to 200. If you have any ideas, please post them below!
Friday, January 27, 2012
Normals and Beginnings
We've got another Odds and Ends post for you! Click below to see updates on various things, the schedule of upcoming episodes, me trying out Dr. Pepper, and Ebay auctions!
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- Aaron "The Mad Whitaker" Bourque said...
"Love show"? You did a LOVE show at MAGfest?
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Your buildup to two hundred? Instead of a storyline about a villain, how about one about you tracking down, or just trying to figure out, what to review. I know YOU know what you'll review, but the character "Linkara" probably doesn't. You might even have it feature some reflection by Linkara, and drop hints--or outright flashbacks--about the characters origins and why he puts himself through hell with crappy comics every week.
- January 28, 2012 at 11:21 PM
- PopCultureOtaku said...
Hm. Interesting lineup and looking forward to double header.
By the way I loved that photo with DeLorean. As I said during a chat when talking about it that looks doctor traded in tardis for back to future DeLorean. :)
Ebay auction um I don't know. I got to save money for con starting around after next month. I been meaning to catch up wrestling but probably will have enough to get bunch of classic doctor who dvds. I might take part in auction.
200 Episode maybe around my first anniversary of finding AT4W. Yeah i'm behind. I wonder when it will be and what the review will be. Hm. Highly requested? Multiparter? Do I smell maybe a certain title that was on list of things you will never review? Maybe something to do with a deal? Or maybe Sonic/Image (I forget if it's more then one part) but I can't wait.
- January 28, 2012 at 11:31 PM
Up coming episodes: Interesting line up for the next little while.
Dr. Pepper: I've tried it within the last year or so myself, and I'm going to be 30 this year... I can't believe I just typed that... and while I didn't think it was awful I wouldn't go out of my way to get it either.
Last MAGfest cross over: Take your time.
TAIS: See above.
Ebay: Tempting, but I'm not much for online shopping.
Pollo: I still kick myself for the hardware failure the weekend the contest ended, got a new laptop out of it, so it kinda evens out, but still...
HOPR: Crappy, but as with the crossover, and as usual when 'where's the next ep?' comes up, take your time.
200th: Looking forward to whatever you have in store for us.
Fiery Little One
- January 29, 2012 at 12:16 AM
- Sethery said...
HOLY CRAP 200 THIS SUMMER wait it's winter now in your country. Still, can't wait for the reveal of Pollo's new body...mainly to see if it's mine or not ;)
- January 29, 2012 at 12:16 AM
- Morgan Meryl said...
I wish you knew when specifically, that way I could draw 200 fanarts counting down to your 200th episode. **EXCITED**
- January 29, 2012 at 12:58 AM
- Mike said...
Dr. Pepper: Personally I love this stuff, but the rest of my family hates it. So I only get it when I feel like drinking a 12 pack to myself :p For anyone reading, if you want a nice cocktail. Coke with Amaretto, tastes like Dr. Pepper. I addicted my friend to that one :p And of course, anyone reading this will only do so if they are above the legal age, whatever it is, wherever you are :p
Storylines: If I had made it too MAGfest, my question for you was going to be "Do you ever just feel like saying, no storylines for a month or two, I'm tired" So I have my answer and saved a flight :p
eBay: I am broke and unemployed, so I can't bid myself unfortunately. I would like to say however, thank you for being reasonable in your starting prices. Some people are ridiculous in that regard.
TAIS: Understandable. It des get repetitive to say "_____ is fun and continuing the great story from last month." Unless a truly brilliant or awful issues comes out, or you get into a new series it is hard to be new :p
Looking forward to the 200th. I am now trying to think back to what you have commented on as being"highly requested" in the past. Hmmmmm
- January 29, 2012 at 1:31 AM
- Ozaline said...
I love Dr. Pepper it's my favorite cola type soda, so too each their own.
And yeah the weekly pull list thing is very hard to get out in a timely fashion I found that out when I started doing one back in November... So I think we totally understand, hope it comes back, but don't sweat it.
Looking foward to this line up of reviews, looking good.
- January 29, 2012 at 4:08 AM
- Viredae said...
Yup, that's correct, Dr. pepper is basically for people who actually enjoy the taste of cough syrup.
I happen to be one of those people.
- January 29, 2012 at 6:15 AM
Episode 200 this summer?
You have this show since - what - three years and already have Episode 200 coming up, this summer?
Episode 100 was a big celbration for Stargate, and it happened in season 5. You are in your third season and have Episode 200... wow...
Like I said, hopefully you don`t burnout.
To the other things:
What is a love show?
The History of Power Rangers was something, that got me interested in them - not as much as I would ever actually watch an episode, but as much as review-wise I find them most interesting. And I think, but maybe that is just me, that Bull is playing in the cinema-version of 21 Jump Street.
And - take your time, do what has to be done, and - of course, don`t let people talk into your plan.
Although I didn't participate in the pollo-contest, I am looking forward to see the winner of it.
By the way, the new mega-mega-mega computer you got for christmas, is that the one we can see behind you in the still-frame of the "Tries Dr. Pepper" and "E-Bay"? The one with the three monitors?
To the upcoming comics:
There was a second game-boy comic? *remembers the first one* Oh my god....
And I am looking forward to the other ones, but... what is blackweb?
And I guess, I will check out the smallville-review. It is season 9 - so no problem of spoilers there. I avoided anything spoiler related to season 10, because I don`t have seen it yet. But I think, it will be out to buy somewhen in may around here. ^^
So - live long and prosper, I am looking forward to all those things.
- January 29, 2012 at 6:40 AM
I always think of the end of the storyline to have a two-parter. Sure The Entity arc didn't have one, but the two-parter right after made up for that, even if I had to wait another week for it.
Keep up the great work Linkara.
Also, may I suggest you review the comic tie-in that came with Marvel vs. Capcom 3, it's almost a year old(your cut-off date I think)
- January 29, 2012 at 7:59 AM
- FugueforFrog said...
Sort of hoping 200 ISN'T "One More Day". You've said more than enough of your hatred of it and I rather keep that as the "mystical" series you'll never review. There are plenty of other terrible comics out there and more are emerging all the time for you to bring that up again. (then again I don't know if you are a Slott fan from a comment from a recent review but I heard there was a Doc Samson mini he regretted writing during an earlier Marvel stint if you want to let loose on him for that...at least his Shulkie work was classic though)
I just can't believe we're getting more Gameboy though...with how wacky the first issue was, I can't wait to see how much weirder it can get after seeing Wario's old ally try to invade our world.
- January 29, 2012 at 9:23 AM
- FugueforFrog said...
Oh almost forgot: huge Pepper fan and, one of these days if you liked the first one, try "Dublin Dr. Pepper" from Texas. You'll never taste the store-brand the same ever again.
- January 29, 2012 at 9:24 AM
Your hatred of Dr. Pepper has dishonored me. We both own old timey pistols, so we should resolve this through a duel. I shall arrive at sundown.
- January 29, 2012 at 10:17 AM
- Kevin Holsinger said...
Good morning, Linkara.
1. The Media Meltdown interviewers were quite good. They clearly weren't struggling to think of questions, and knew you well enough to not ask the "Linkara FAQ" questions covered by so many before them ("How did you get into reviewing comics?", "What's your favorite comic?", etc.).
2. I was thinking about Mark Millar's comic "Wanted" recently in regards to you and the TGWTG gang. Is there a particular reason the villains of TGWTG (Mechakara, Dark Nella, Corporate Commander, Doctor Insano, etc.) haven't all banded together to do...something?
Is it just too difficult to involve that many people in a crossover (regardless of whether you're all in the same room)? Are the Walkers saving it for an Anniversary movie? Do the TGWTG villains simply not want the same things out of the world?
Just curious.
Enjoy the rest of your day.
- January 29, 2012 at 10:24 AM
- MattComix said...
If you don't like things that are real sweet then Dr.Pepper is not gonna be for you.
Also this will sound weird but for me Dr.Pepper taste better or worse depending on what the container is or where it's from. For example, I think it's better out of a drink-fountain and out of a can. The plastic bottles seem to give it a...funk. (and not of the George Clinton variety.)
I don't like diet drinks but I like Coke Zero better than real Coke, go figure.
- January 29, 2012 at 11:00 AM
To celebrate 200 episodes, my suggestion is a montage of Linkara happy dancing.
- January 29, 2012 at 11:20 AM
- Lizard-Man said...
Heavily equested comic eh? and Multiple issues? Hmm, not sure what that could be honestly. You've already explained your thoughts on OMD, it has to be some kind of event or miniseries. Can you give me a hint? I'm not entirely sure about what are your most requested books.
Looking forward to seein Gameboy #2 and that Dr. Doom one. Those sound fun.
- January 29, 2012 at 11:50 AM
I noticed you're wearing a Weird Al t-shirt with the Poodle Hat album cover. Is that you're favorite Weird Al album? Mine would be Straight Outta Lynwood because of the additional DVD of his animated music videos. I'm actually listening to some of his music as I'm writing this. That's how much of a fan I am too.
- January 29, 2012 at 11:50 AM
- ackbarfan5556 said...
I liked the Dr. Pepper video.
PS I like Dr. Pep I drink Diet all the time.
PSS Is there gonna be an Epic Fight with Mechakara soon?
- January 29, 2012 at 12:00 PM
- MathiasDarkthorne said...
I've been drinking Dr. Pepper as far back as I can remember. It's not my favorite soda, but I do enjoy it. That being said, however, I do know a lot of people who don't particularly care for it, so you're not alone in that boat. I'm still a little hung up on the fact that you're 24 and only just now trying it for the first time. I was maybe two or three the first time I ever had Dr. Pepper. Different strokes, I guess...
- January 29, 2012 at 12:06 PM
So, anyway, considering that Power Rangers Samurai is (for some reason) being split into two 20-episode seasons, the second one being called "Super Samurai" and beginning in February (at least, I think so), are you just going to review both seasons and one season, since it's all one story anyway?
- January 29, 2012 at 12:26 PM
I like that you're reviewing New Guardians, Game Boy, and Kamandi, since they're all continuations of previous reviews.
Looking forward to the finale of His Blue Soul, although I haven't watched that yet since I'm currently on the Entity arc. It's going to be a shame to not see so much story, but I think it works because that way you can release more episodes accessible to potential new fans of the show. I love your storyline, but it deserves a breather, and you could use the extra time to help develop the plot.
A shame to hear about TAIS, but as you pointed out, the series might eventually devolve into you just saying "This is good. I like it."
Really looking forward to Pollo's new design. I'll have to find all the entries to see what I want to win.
Haven't watch HOPR since Wild Force, so I'll find some time for that. I stopped watching the series after Ninja Storm, so it might be jarring to see you review the seasons I didn't watch.
I'm excited for the 200th episode. I'm not going to bother speculating, and I wouldn't mind if it's OMD or not. The fact that it's multiple issues sounds good, which means you have more of a story to tear apart.
- January 29, 2012 at 1:00 PM
- The Id said...
Crossing fingers that you finally review Trouble by Mark Miller for 200.
- January 29, 2012 at 2:36 PM
Linkara, don't take this the wrong way, I'm not trying to be a troll or anything, but you make too big a deal out of not swearing. You swear all the time, I would get it if your show didn't have any, but you use "America Fuck Yeah" as a running gag all of the time.
- January 29, 2012 at 3:48 PM
- Kth-77 said...
HERATIC! Alright, I kid, but it is a little sad my favorite web series producer hates my all time favorite soda and personal addition.
Anyhow one person said that the Linkara Character wouldn't know, I kinda like the idea that he's so busy doing all his champion/hero stuff he never has time to focus on his review show. Then we can have stuff like Linkara questioning if he should hang up his magic gun and focus on comics, or pack away the books and focus on hero work. A sort of character study, Linkara deciding who he is.
- January 29, 2012 at 4:08 PM
- Ken Godberson said...
What!? You don't like Dr. Pepper! Well screw you! I'm not watching your show anymore!
Obviously kidding. But hey, its an acquired taste.
Thats said about TAIS, but I understand. Good luck with the 200th episode...wow....
I will say they, looking at one of your TAIS eps concerning Batman, specifically Greg Capullo's art. Now while I do enjoy his art for the most part...I noticed something. It's this one flaw, but considering how severe this flaw is, I can't help it.
I was looking at Batman #1, specifically the page with Bruce, Dick, Tim and Damian on it. This was where I noticed it, and it became more and more noticeable as I continued.
...Greg Capullo has only one facial structure for them. Its really jarring especially with the scenes with Bruce and Dick and they look almost exactly the same. Now similarities between Bruce and Damian I understand...but all four of them? Really?
- January 29, 2012 at 4:11 PM
- The Blue And The Gold said...
I was wondering about TAIS, just guessed you were busy. Good to know it's in limbo, though, as opposed to being completely killed off.
But as for the Dr. Pepper video, I noticed you said your revenue was down. Should we be concerned or am I just engaging my panic circuits prematurely? I apologize if I'm sticking my nose into your business, just don't want your job in jeopardy, really.
But to end on a lighter note... there's a Diet Sunkist Lemonade? There's a Sunkist Lemonade? Unless you guys have something different to what we have (orange soda) with a similar name, where in the pit has this stuff been?! I don't sell anything like that in my store.
- January 29, 2012 at 4:14 PM
- Lewis Lovhaug said...
"I was looking at Batman #1, specifically the page with Bruce, Dick, Tim and Damian on it. This was where I noticed it, and it became more and more noticeable as I continued.
...Greg Capullo has only one facial structure for them. Its really jarring especially with the scenes with Bruce and Dick and they look almost exactly the same. Now similarities between Bruce and Damian I understand...but all four of them? Really? "
Yeah, I can't remember if I commented on this in the TAIS at the time, but I have similar problems with the art there.
- January 29, 2012 at 4:14 PM
- Lewis Lovhaug said...
"But as for the Dr. Pepper video, I noticed you said your revenue was down. Should we be concerned or am I just engaging my panic circuits prematurely? I apologize if I'm sticking my nose into your business, just don't want your job in jeopardy, really.
But to end on a lighter note... there's a Diet Sunkist Lemonade? There's a Sunkist Lemonade? Unless you guys have something different to what we have (orange soda) with a similar name, where in the pit has this stuff been?! I don't sell anything like that in my store."
I don't think there's cause to be concerned just yet. While revenue is DOWN, it's not to the point where I'll be in trouble. I bring it up to explain why I decided to make a video about trying Dr. Pepper as opposed to just trying it and then getting rid of it.
- January 29, 2012 at 4:16 PM
"Dr Doom's Revenge." Thats the one which was made as a set-up for the computer game right, I had that. Probably the first comic I ever read.
It was also better than the game, which may not say much.
- January 29, 2012 at 4:21 PM
- The Blue And The Gold said...
"I don't think there's cause to be concerned just yet. While revenue is DOWN, it's not to the point where I'll be in trouble. I bring it up to explain why I decided to make a video about trying Dr. Pepper as opposed to just trying it and then getting rid of it."
I thought as much, just needed to make sure. Not like there's much I personally could do to help but whatever I can do, I'd like to.
- January 29, 2012 at 4:23 PM
- The Blue And The Gold said...
"To celebrate 200 episodes, my suggestion is a montage of Linkara happy dancing."
Numfar, do the dance of I AM A MAN!
(P.S, sorry for the post right after the one awaiting approval but I only just noticed this now and couldn't resist)
- January 29, 2012 at 4:39 PM
dr.pepper is reTODed... sorry couldn't resist
- January 29, 2012 at 5:27 PM
Hey Linkara, I was wondering -- are you planning on doing any reviews of comics that some people say are good, but that you hate? Like you did for The Dark Knight Strikes Again? Because I thought you were really good at cutting through the good bits to show how stupid and horrible the comic was.
- January 29, 2012 at 5:53 PM
You always seem so nice and goofy in your non-review videos. I mean, your reviews are really funny, but I think it's your appearances elsewhere that make me actually like you as a person, which makes your reviews even more enjoyable to me :) Of course, being super loud and brutal and sarcastic is what makes your reviews funny in the first place though.
- January 29, 2012 at 5:57 PM
Can't wait for the 200th episode, and don't worry about HOPR, I can watch the older ones till then.
I'm a major Dr. Pepper drinker, but Like what MattComix said, Dr. Pepper tastes better from a can. Bottles tend to be hit or miss depends on how long they been sitting.
Funny thing is, I HATE cherry cough syrup, but I don't find that taste in the actual soda, which is wierd cause i use to take cough syrup when i was little, but drank the soda all the time.
Go figure.
- January 29, 2012 at 6:50 PM
I'm looking forward to the major crossover as well as the Pollo arc coming to a closer. I know that it's going to be good. While I do like the History of Power Rangers. I'll just wait for it when it comes.Just take your time. I can't think of things for the two hundredth episode. It's probable going to be epic. Maybe the start of a new big bad story arc.
- January 29, 2012 at 7:54 PM
If you're wondering why my swearing is bleeped here and not in the stinger for the Wonder Woman crossover, it's because I didn't realize Nash was going to put that in at the end.
Well to be fair, you DID call it out after you said it, so you kind of set it up on yourself. I would've mentioned it to Nash just in case in that situation. But, you know what they say about hindsight. Personally I was amused :)
- January 29, 2012 at 8:16 PM
SCREW YOU, LINKARA!! YOU DARE TO INSULT MY ALL-TIME FAVORITE DRINK(Dr. Pepper - diet can go die in a fire)!! I AM NEVER WATCHING YOUR CRAP AGAIN!!!!
...Okay, in all seriousness, to each their own. Sad you didn't like the good one. You and your family are literally the first people I've ever known who DON'T like Dr. Pepper.
I actually prefer Dr. Pepper 10 - 10 calorie Dr. Pepper that tastes no different from regular.
- January 29, 2012 at 8:29 PM
Wait, you actually LIKE Smallville? ...Okay, I haven't seen any of it, but I've heard... mixed things about it. Some say it started good, but dragged on for far too long, other say it was mostly good, with a few glaring flaws that stood out and became more prominent in the later seasons, and still others says it was absolutely horrible all the way through. I think Linkara's one of the third group, considering that in his "Marville" review he remarked that Smallville ran for "10 years too long".
- January 29, 2012 at 8:57 PM
- Enigma_2099 said...
You people don't like Dr. Pepper...
... I have walked into an episode of the F***** up Zone...
Now you have to review a drink you like... just so I can talk s*** about it.
- January 30, 2012 at 12:37 AM
- Ryan said...
In the buildup to your 200th episode, Linkara could be struggling to find motivation anymore and considering ending the show. Then, whatever you decide to review in episode 200 proves to be so bad that it inspires you to keep going.
I'm looking forward to your 200th episode. This series is has only been getting more enjoyable for me as it goes on.
- January 30, 2012 at 2:47 AM
"Something that is heavily requested and spans multiple issues".
My best guesses are:
-Civil War
-Infinite Crisis
-Final Crisis
-Secret Invasion
-House of M
-Avengers Dissasambled
"Is there a particular reason the villains of TGWTG (Mechakara, Dark Nella, Corporate Commander, Doctor Insano, etc.) haven't all banded together to do...something?
Is it just too difficult to involve that many people in a crossover (regardless of whether you're all in the same room)? Are the Walkers saving it for an Anniversary movie? Do the TGWTG villains simply not want the same things out of the world?"
I actually suggested this back when I was part of the TGWTG forum (you know, before my reputation went down in flames and I was forced to use this blog to reply to Linkara's videos).
Rob's answer was that it would be too much of a hassle to get EVERY villain in a single video.
However, I again want to restate that I don't want EVERY villain, just a lineup of the most recognizable and popular ones.
My suggestion for such lineup would be:
-Doctor Insano
-Doctor Linksano (I HATED the fact that Lewis turned him good, that was a mistake on Lewis' part)
-Douchey McNitpick
-Corporate Commander
-Doctor Smith
-The Distressed Watcher (it would be hilarious if he lampshaded his status as a hated reviewer by coming back along all the other villains)
-Judas Liz
-Dark Nella
-Red Lantern Ultimate Warrior
-The Gatekeeper (complete with Sinestro Corps ring)
-Juno the Sorceress
-Bugs Bunny
"If you're wondering why my swearing is bleeped here and not in the stinger for the Wonder Woman crossover, it's because I didn't realize Nash was going to put that in at the end."
Never trust a Howard Stern-like reviewer to bleep out profanity.
Also, we don't get Doctor Pepper where I live, therefore I never drunk it once in my life, therefore I don't give a rat's ass about what Linkara thinks of it.
Though (on a sort-of related note), I'm tempted to try Brad's Mc10:35. Mind you, I haven't actually eaten an actual McDonald's beef burger in years (I switched to their chicken sandwhiches a long time ago), but it looks tasty enough to try it.
- January 30, 2012 at 5:38 AM
@ Jarkes
Yes, I actually like the show.
It has its flaws, it had major flaws in the first two series (and with major flaws I mean, that it was just awful boring), but with the third season they found their footings.
Of course, things started to get really interesting, when Lois Lane appeared in season 4 - and I know, that people are saying, that they are screwing the complete continuity... but I also think, that they should have cancelled Smallville when he got to metropolis and then call the show just "Metropolis", because that was, where most of the action took place, then.
So - the show was decent. Had a few good story arcs and some good laughs.
And I know, that there are other opinions - which is fine. We live in a world, where we can talk to people in Minnesota or Los Angeles, and everyone has his or her own opinion - that is diversity.
I mean, I like the Wonder Woman Movie, but found the show with Linda Carter a bit campy.
Every taste is different, so - yes, I liked smallville. ^^
- January 30, 2012 at 7:00 AM
- JDwEREwOLF said...
Dr. Pepper is good. Try mixing it with Coca-Cola. That is what I do.
- January 30, 2012 at 9:32 AM
- Dalek Warrior said...
Dr. Pepper is the best drink ever.Your tasters are broken.
- January 30, 2012 at 12:09 PM
I pity you and your Dr. Pepper experience. If you are still in Arizona you are likely getting it from what is known to be the most syrupy bottler in the nation. Usually sodas from that distributor need to be mixed with 50% more water to taste like the Sodas normally are suppose to.
That said. If you ever get down to Waco Texas you can actually get the original Recipe in original strength from the drug store where it was invented. But yeah its always tasted medicine-ish to me as well. But in the 80's the flavors were more distinct. Some time in the 90's when they switched to Corn Syrup being the main sweetener they even started phasing out "Less Noticeable" flavors. So instead of the 27 or so there's closer to 12 mostly synthetic flavors in the current Dr Pepper.
I think you may still end up disgusted by it but find the Waco original recipe to be a more enjoyable experience.
Also if you can get them please consider trying Pepsi and Mountain Dew Throwback both made with Real Sugar and classic recipes. They show just how far artificial flavoring has dragged some tastes from where they use to be.
Haven't actually read the thread nor watched the other video yet. I'll likely make another comment afterwards. But this 8 min was definitely not wasted IMO. Just wish Blip would give you some sponsors that were worth clicking on.
- January 30, 2012 at 12:12 PM
Sorry to say I don't have the budget for it right now but I did look over your E-Bay listings. And looking at the pictures I have to ask. Are you serious about selling the Tricorder?
30 seconds of enhancing really does allot to help people actually see the product. http://img838.imageshack.us/img838/8940/linkaratricorder.png The images as presented on the auction listing are mostly too dark to see why anyone should bother buying it other than it was yours Linkara.
I still haven't read everything and the auction video crashed my flash while I was looking at the E-Bay page. So back to the initial post ;)
- January 30, 2012 at 2:57 PM
You have the same reaction a lot of people outside of Texas have to Dr Pepper. To answer your question, Dr Pepper was created by a soda jerk try to invent a new flavor by doing what some people do at soda fountains - mix flavors. The base for Dr Pepper is indeed a weak cherry cola, while the other flavors are kept a secret. The diet is better, but Dr Pepper Ten is even better, tasting a little sweeter without being too sweet, like the regular formula.
- January 30, 2012 at 3:22 PM
Is You're Such a Card done or have you just not had the time to make a new episode of it with all the other things you've been getting done? You haven't said anything about it in your Odds and Ends and the last video was several months ago.
Either way, keep up the great work.
- January 30, 2012 at 6:40 PM
- Thoom said...
Went to an online comic store.
Every issue of "Invincible Four of Kung Fu & Ninja" was on sale for around a dollar. Except for issue #3, the issue you are reviewing, which is almost four dollars. Must be something special about that one. Look forward to that episode. Heck, I look forward to all of them, especially the Secret Double Issue and Mr. T...
- January 30, 2012 at 6:50 PM
- Lewis Lovhaug said...
"Is You're Such a Card done or have you just not had the time to make a new episode of it with all the other things you've been getting done? You haven't said anything about it in your Odds and Ends and the last video was several months ago."
Well, since Liz and I don't live together anymore, it would be kind of difficult to do an episode. I could play against the Pollo puppet, but the guy's got a meanstreak. XD
Unfortunately, yes, it looks like it's dead. However, it was also Liz's show to begin with.
- January 30, 2012 at 6:50 PM
- Lewis Lovhaug said...
"Every issue of "Invincible Four of Kung Fu & Ninja" was on sale for around a dollar. Except for issue #3, the issue you are reviewing, which is almost four dollars. Must be something special about that one. Look forward to that episode. Heck, I look forward to all of them, especially the Secret Double Issue and Mr. T..."
Don't know what to say about that. XD I'm reviewing this one since it's the only issue of it that I have.
- January 30, 2012 at 6:51 PM
I grew up liking Dr. Pepper probably in part because my granddad is from Waco, Texas. I saw someone else say how it's a sweeter drink and that deters some people and I think I agree. I love it though. I'm not fond of Diet but it is the least diet tasting diet soda I know of. The only diet soda I can think of that I like is diet cherry Coke or maybe it's diet cherry Pepsi.
- January 30, 2012 at 7:11 PM
200th special episode?
Hope it's on Sins Past/Remembered. God, those are overdue for an in-depth kicking.
- January 30, 2012 at 8:03 PM
- Kilian said...
When I first tried Doctor Pepper, I thought it tasted a lot like Coca-Cola Cherry only sweeter. huh.
Also, it'd be funny if you printed out copies of pages of Superman at Earth's End, burned them and sold them as little autographed baggies of ashes. I wouldn't be surprised if Fans actually bought them too.
- January 30, 2012 at 8:13 PM
- Enigma_2099 said...
In other news... guess what I drank today... and it was delicious...
- January 31, 2012 at 12:42 AM
- Weckar said...
I can't help but notice that NONE of your ebay auctions provide international shipping.
As a long time fan, this saddens me.
Oh well, better luck next time.
- January 31, 2012 at 3:54 AM
So my favorite Internet reviewer doesn't like my favorite drink? Ah, no matter Dr. Pepper is not for everybody, and I'm not a fan of diet drinks because I don't like the sweetener they use. Go figure. :P
- January 31, 2012 at 8:48 AM
- Lewis Lovhaug said...
"I can't help but notice that NONE of your ebay auctions provide international shipping.
As a long time fan, this saddens me.
Oh well, better luck next time."
Thanks for letting me know! Only three items were supposed to exclude international shipping and it seems it doesn't automatically show international options like it should. I am alterting the ones that ARE supposed to be international right now.
- January 31, 2012 at 10:01 AM
Heavily requested. Multiple issues.
My best guess is:
Crucible (A six-issue mini-series meant to lead to a rebbot of DC's Impact line of the early 1990s, but wound up KILLING the line, plus it has JOE QUESADA involved in it!)
- January 31, 2012 at 12:32 PM
"Crucible (A six-issue mini-series meant to lead to a reboot of DC's Impact line of the early 1990s, but wound up KILLING the line, plus it has JOE QUESADA involved in it!)"
Something that was meant to restart a story ending up killing it?
Yeah, I have sadly been there. Many times.
At least the Impact line wasn't killed by either:
-retarded fanboys not being familiar with the Impact characters and not bothering to look them up
-retarded fanboys getting pissed about supposed "mischaracterizations" of the Impact characters, as well as endless yelling at the writers to "stop RPing".
Then again, I write far better than Joe Quesada.
- January 31, 2012 at 5:50 PM
Oh, I heard those, too. Or people yelling, that you would be god-modding.
- January 31, 2012 at 6:10 PM
"Something that was meant to restart a story ending up killing it?
Yeah, I have sadly been there. Many times.
At least the Impact line wasn't killed by either:
-retarded fanboys not being familiar with the Impact characters and not bothering to look them up
-retarded fanboys getting pissed about supposed "mischaracterizations" of the Impact characters, as well as endless yelling at the writers to "stop RPing".
Then again, I write far better than Joe Quesada."
Yeah, that pretty much sums up most of Joe Quesada's editorial decisions... that, and he hates marriage. Despite being married and having a couple kids. Go figure.
Here's another way to sum up Joe Quesada: (whiny, Superboy Prime voice) EVERYTHING WAS BETTER ON MY EARTH!
- January 31, 2012 at 7:24 PM
- Drunken Lemur said...
Well, it seems like no one has mentioned that the entirety of Power Rangers is now streaming on Netflix, including Samurai, so I'm mentioning it now. But you probably already knew that. Of course if you don't have a Netflix account, I can't force you to get one, though watching it there would be the most legal way to do it.
- January 31, 2012 at 8:04 PM
- Enigma_2099 said...
... I'm hugging a 2 liter of Dr. Pepper right now... be jealous!
... :( I know you don't care, but FAKE IT, D*****!!!
- January 31, 2012 at 8:35 PM
"Oh, I heard those, too. Or people yelling, that you would be god-modding."
If by "yelling" you mean "having your beloved and innocent creations torn apart by a giant three-headed dog while you watch heplessly, thus killing your beloved characters without your consent or approval", then yeah, I've also been there.
I know officially hate Touhou, Cerberus, and retarded fanboys in general.
- February 1, 2012 at 3:25 AM
Can't wait for the 200th episode.
Possible ideas for the road to 200 -- random attacks from Dr. Insano and Douchey McNitpick, plus surprise appearances by Mirror Linkara, Judas Liz, Juno the sorceress, Corporate Commander, Dr. Smith, and Ultimate WArrior
What multi-part comic will you be doing? Avengers Disassembled? Infinite Crisis? Final Crisis? Avengers: The Crossing? The Valiant/Image crossover?
- February 2, 2012 at 12:56 AM
"Well, it seems like no one has mentioned that the entirety of Power Rangers is now streaming on Netflix, including Samurai, so I'm mentioning it now. But you probably already knew that. Of course if you don't have a Netflix account, I can't force you to get one, though watching it there would be the most legal way to do it."
Huh, I didn't realize that Samurai was available on Netflix at this point... I knew the first 17 seasons were, but I thought they would've waited until both halves of Samurai were finished before they put it on Netflix.
- February 2, 2012 at 10:01 AM
"However, I again want to restate that I don't want EVERY villain, just a lineup of the most recognizable and popular ones.
My suggestion for such lineup would be:
Doctor Linksano (I HATED the fact that Lewis turned him good, that was a mistake on Lewis' part)"
Linksano was never really all that evil to begin with. As Linkara said, he just wants a group of people to hang on his every whim and none of the responsibility of ruling a whole planet. Plus, he really SUCKS as a villain because Lewis WROTE HIM THAT WAY.
"-The Distressed Watcher (it would be hilarious if he lampshaded his status as a hated reviewer by coming back along all the other villains)"
Ohhoho, I would love to be a fly on the wall when T.J. reads THAT comment. Plus, there is zero chance of that happening considering how he left TGWTG.
"-Douchey McNitpick"
He is not a villain; he is just a fan who gets on the Nostalgia Critic's nerves and is meant to parody how people on the internet take this stuff WAY too seriously. It would be like putting Bulk and Skull on the same lineup as Magneto. It just wouldn't work.
- February 2, 2012 at 2:30 PM
I was just looking at your schedule and The Invincible Four of Kung-Fu & Ninja got me curious, so I looked it up. The only thing I found of issue 3 was the cover but what I noticed is that nwither Katanas nor Ninjato look like that. It looks more like that sword is melting.
- February 3, 2012 at 8:11 AM
- Unknown said...
I enjoyed watching you try one of my most loathed common soda's. Two things I've learned that make Dr. Pepper tolerable are warming it to the temperature you'd drink tea at (about 100°F) or mixing it in about even proportions with lemonade. That said, at least it isn't Moxie, with it's medicinal herb bitterness, nor malt soda, with it's cloying sweetness.
- February 5, 2012 at 10:47 AM
- Jeremy Aron Patterson. said...
Exiled One: Joe Quesada only did layouts for the first four issues of Crucible, with the rest of the peciling chores done by Chuck Wojtkiewicz, that guy who helped create Sultry Teenage Super Foxes!
- February 6, 2012 at 10:07 PM
- Morgan Wick said...
Dr. Pepper is how I get my caffeine fix, but I think my taste buds might be f'ed up. Coke and its store-brand knockoffs taste funny to me.
- February 8, 2012 at 1:52 AM
- KKDW said...
Well, I think it's fairly obvious that one half of secret double feature will be a Youngblood issue, but will it be issue #4 or issue #0 since that came out between issues #3 and #4? And really after hearing Liefeld's idea of what to use an issue #0 from the Dooms IV #1/2 article I'm kinda curious to see how that goes (aside from the usual). Still, not too long before we find out I suppose.
- February 10, 2012 at 1:06 PM
KKDW: You may be correct with Youngblood being one-half of the Secret Double Feature!
- February 11, 2012 at 10:28 AM
- arw1985 said...
You hate Dr. Pepper? Noooooo....
Oh well. I love the Doc. Anyway, keep it up with the HOPR stuff. I didn't keep up with PR after Dino Thunder, so I'm not waiting with much eagerness. Still, I'll watch.
- February 26, 2012 at 9:33 PM
Looking forward to the Dr. Doom's Revenge review, due in part to the PC game it was based on was a one-on-one fighting game... in 1989, two years before Street Fighter II made the genre cool!
Jeremy Aron Patterson.
- February 28, 2012 at 7:02 PM
An AT4W movie? No pressure or anything...but I would totally see that movie. I look forward to any further developments...even if I'm looking forward years down the line. :)
- September 19, 2012 at 3:40 PM


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Cole Gem
What a performance by Cole. Didn't have his sharp control but he battled. Consecutive scoreless innings streak ended at 25 when the Marlins scored in the first inning. As many great pitchers will do, the door was then closed.
He lasted 6.2 innings, throwing 127 pitches. Durban, Madson and Lidge completed the gem with 2.1 scoreless innings.
Cole's 13 strikeouts were two short of his career best, April 21, 2007, at Cincinnati. Phillies record for most strikeouts in a nine-inning game by a lefty is 16, Steve Carlton, June 9, 1982.
From Elias Sports Bureau: Cole is 4-0 and has allowed only one run in 28.2 innings over his last four starts. Last Phillies pitcher to have a four-start span like that was Randy Wolfe in 2002, 4-0, one run in 35 innings.
Offense stranded 12 base runners but the pitching gave the Phillies another win. Pitching and defense can win a lot of games.
Shane had two of the Phillies five hits and scored both runs. He's hitting .386 this month with 14 runs scored and seven steals.
With the win, the Phillies have won another series.
Series Finale
Doc is back on the mound tonight where he made history back on May 29 when he threw a perfect game at the Marlins. He struck out 11. His record then was 7-3.
In his next visit to Sun Life Stadium (August 3), he won again, 6-1, the run coming in the second inning on a Dan Uggla home run. In seven innings, he allowed five hits. His record then was 13-8.
Jim Bunning is the other Phillie to throw a perfect game, June 21, 1964, against the Mets at Shea Stadium, first game of a Sunday doubleheader. He struck out 10. His record then was 7-2.
In his next appearance at Shea Stadium (August 14), he won, 6-1, allowing five hits in nine innings in the first game of a Friday twi-night doubleheader. The run came in the fifth inning. His record then was 13-4.
Here's a little tid-bit: Rick Wise was the winner in the second game on June 21. He was the winner again in the second game on August 14. It marked the third time Bunning and Wise had defeated the Mets in a double-header that season.
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In a game that included a brawl and four player ejections, the BlueClaws defeated the Drive in Greenville, SC, last night, 6-1, to even the championship series at 1-1.
Today is a travel day….a long bus ride of 700 miles.
Next game is Thursday night in Lakewood. Tickets are available.


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Well, the final Port80 event of 2012 drew to close in November and it was nice to see so many people brave the darkening nights and dropping temperature to listen to some web related talks. Funny to think there was NO Port80 concept 12 months ago…
James Scrimshire spoke about Agile project management.
I prattled on about hosting (I cannot find my slides! They weren't exactly a thing of beauty but still!)
Laura Sanders spoke about her blog and the whole area of content generation.
Many, many thanks to James & Laura for their hard work which paid off with some great, engaging talks.
So, that's it for 2012 folks! Dates for your 2013 diary are:
7th Feb 2013 – Spring Localhost
10th May 2013 – Port80 2013 (the big one!) Ticktets on sale in Jan
Speakers for both events are confirmed and will be announced shortly.
Have a Merry Christmas everybody & a happy new year!
p.s. if you're around Zooport tonight, there will be a few of us in The Murenger around 19:30
Some Photos…
Really interesting talk on blogging from @teawithlemon at @port80events
— Benjy Stanton (@benjystanton) November 29, 2012
@joel_hughes Thanks for organising tonight… Top speakers and awesome content.
— Richard Grey (@richie_grey) November 29, 2012
@port80eventsReally good event tonight, interesting speakers & good insights. cc @teawithlemon
— Barry Richards (@barry_richards) November 29, 2012


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I was very inspired by the Robertson Family quilt that we featured on The Purl Bee on August 8, 2006. I immediately did a tutorial about making right angle triangles with the thought that some of our readers might want to make a Robertson Family style quilt of their own.
Meanwhile, these polka dot fabrics arrived at Purl Patchwork from Yuwa Fabric in Japan! As soon as they came out of the box, I knew I had to use them to make my very own version of the Robertson Family Quilt. I chose eight different colors from our Yuwa Dots collection and then I threw another print in there just to mix it up a bit (the fourth fabric from the top in this photograph), a 19th Century reproduction print from Marcus Brothers. I've always loved quilts that have bright white backgrounds setting off cheerful prints, but bright white looked a bit too stark with these sophisticated colors. Instead I chose a warm, creamy white for my background that seemed more gentle but would (hopefully!) produce a similar effect. — Joelle
Planning Ahead
Using graph paper, I did a little sketch in order to figure out what I wanted to do. Each box on the graph paper represents 1 inch. After a few scribbles, I decided to use three triangle sizes with finished measurements of 2″, 4″ and 6″ to make blocks that measured 12″ square each. The drawing helped me figure out how many of each size I wanted to put in each block. I knew I wanted only one 6″ piece and adding three 4″ pieces to each block felt the most balanced to me. I drew up a few blocks with this configuration and then filled the remaining spots in each block with 2″ pieces. Each block required fifteen 2″ pieces to fill the empty spots so I planned to construct the quilt following these guidelines.
Cutting, Marking, Pinning
I'm not sure if this quilt is going to be 12 blocks of 12 inches each or more so I wanted to be sure to have plenty of each size. I don't mind generating excess pieces, they often find their way into my other projects.
To create each triangle piece I followed the steps from our triangle tutorial. I wanted to make twenty-four 2 inch triangle pieces with each print. In order to do this I cut one 2 7/8 inch strip of each print from selvage to selvage, and then cut each strip into twelve 2 7/8 inch squares. I also cut nine 2 7/8 inch wide strips of the off white fabric and made these strips into enough 2 7/8 inch squares to pair together with my prints. (Each pair of squares makes two traingle pieces). I also cut fabric to make four 6 inch triangle pieces of each print, and ten 4 inch triangle pieces for each print. Whew!
Chain Piecing
Following the same technique that Molly described in her tutorial on Machine Piecing, I chain pieced each square, sewing 1/4 inch away from the center line on both sides.
Once they were pieced, I snipped the threads between them and then cut along the drawn line to create two triangle pieces from each square.
Triangle Pieces
Here are some soon to be 2 inch triangle pieces.
For the triangle pieces I press my seams to the darker fabric side to eliminate show through on the off-white fabric.
Piecing the 12-Inch Block
To piece this block, I sewed the small shapes first, then moved on to large pieces.
Usually when I make a quilt, I press my seams to the darker fabric side because its very quick and it eliminates the issue of show through on lighter fabrics. For the horizontal and vertical seams of this quilt, I've been pressing my seams open. Because the seams are pressed open I don't have to plan ahead about which way to orient my seams (for sewing intersecting seams) which means I have more freedom when I piece the blocks.
First Block
Here is my first block!
Second and Third Blocks
I'm really enjoying making these blocks!


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*****Update June 11, 2012******
The new version is available here
Luc Dekens brought to my attention last night that with the Visio Stencils that I posted on VIOPS a while back has somehow been moved and even worse, the content has been modified and the stencils are no longer attached.
I have already contacted VMware to try and get the content restored, and am awaiting their reply.
In the mean time if you need the stencils - ping me via Twitter and I will provide a download link.
Update: Since it seems that it is taking a while for VMware to fix up the link I am providing a temporary download link for all those who need the stencils in the interim.
Part 1 & Part 2 (~30MB in total)