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Delta growers who think no-till cotton is a practice best-suited for the hill areas of Tennessee and Mississippi should consider a visit to the Coolidge, Ariz., farm of Howard Wuertz.
Wuertz, who may be best-known for his work with subsurface drip irrigation, farms 3,500 acres in the Arizona desert southeast of Phoenix with sons Greg and David. Most of the land, which has a slight grade to help with furrow irrigation, has little potential for erosion.
"We did not do any preplant tillage in this field, and we didn't cultivate it a single time after planting," Wuertz told a group of editors. "We hardly had any weeds in the field because there was a batten of wheat straw about 3 inches thick between the rows."
Technically speaking, Wuertz's planting system is not strict no-till — he uses a rig he and his sons developed to peel a small portion of stubble and soil from the top of the bed. But it's close enough for most no-till farmers.
The peel-off rig, for which Wuertz and his sons have applied for a patent, is one of several tools family members have developed for use with subsurface drip irrigation.
"You know a lot of people when they peel off their clothes look better than they do with their clothes on," said Wuertz. "The bed we plant cotton on looks a lot better when we peel it off."
Crop residue from winter covers or natural vegetation usually goes hand-in-hand with no-till, but, in Wuertz's case, it's all part of a complex system aimed at making higher yields with less expense.
"This field produced 3 tons (100 bushels) of durum wheat per acre when we harvested it in late May," said Wuertz. "We planted it in Deltapine 451 BR/RR in the first three or four days of June. We sprayed it with Roundup in the little area that we bared off, and that was all."
Wuertz believes other varieties of wheat could produce up to 8,000 pounds (133 bushels) of wheat per acre. "We've done it a few times, but not consistently. When we've planted Baretta barley, we've gone as high as 10,000 pounds. And then we planted a crop of cotton that produced 3.5 bales per acre."
Eliminating preplant tillage and cultivation and one-pass planting — they mount the peel-off rig on the front of the tractor and the planter on the back — also saves energy. "We reduced our fuel expenditures this year by about 20 percent with a 30 percent increase in fuel costs," said Greg Wuertz.
Although it fits in with their no-till system, the peel-off rig was designed to enhance the farm's subsurface drip irrigation. Unlike many who have attempted drip irrigation with tubes lying above ground, the Wuertzes bury their tubes about 8 inches below the surface.
Howard installed the first subsurface drip irrigation system on the family's Sundance Farms 24 years ago. Since then, he's added systems to other fields so that the farm is now about 50 percent subsurface-drip irrigated and 50 percent furrow or flood.
"We like to make sure that when we pre-irrigate, which only takes 2 or 3 inches of water through the drip tubes, we get the water clear to the top of the row so that the whole bed is wet," said Howard. "If you can't drive the water up to where you're going to put the seed, don't seed it.
"We use the peel-off rig to remove a portion of the bed to get down closer to the drip tube," he said. "You get a perfect stand because you plant in moisture that's at the proper level."
The idea is to try to keep the field in a working range between the point where the soil is too wet or too dry. "We don't want to have watered it the day before and try to plant, said Howard. "We want to water it, let the moisture settle out and be clearly in the working range, peel off the extra and plant.
"There are two reasons for that: One is that the salts always go to the periphery of the wetted front. So we want to peel off the part where a little salt has accumulated in the water. And, two, we want to get closer to the tube where there's good moisture."
Not using deep tillage, the Wuertzes reduce the risk of plowing up irrigation tubes. Not cultivating or flood-irrigating also provides benefits that aren't obvious.
"Plants want their roots as close to the surface as they can because they need air," said Howard. "With aeration, microorganisms can convert nitrogen to
NO3 or P to P2O5 or K to K20
in the first 4 inches. Where you flood irrigate or cultivate, the roots get dry or the capillaries are broken."
Howard asked his visitors to notice the soil surface in the no-till cotton behind wheat.
"When you sub-irrigate with drip the ground is softer than when you flood irrigate," he said. "When you furrow or flood irrigate, you re-consolidate the soil particles and drive the oxygen out of the soil. That's why the old-timers said you have to get air back into the soil."
With subsurface irrigation, he said, the water moves up from below and the soil tends to expand as it takes in moisture and air through the pores. "Where you're standing, the ground is as soft as it possibly can be. It has been watered from down up, and that tends to stand and make it well-aerated because you fluffed it up, if you will."
Howard also told his visitors the no-till field did not receive any nitrogen after the wheat was harvested. "The residual came out of the wheat," he said. "This did not get any additional applications after we planted the cotton."
No Pix or mepiquat chloride was applied to the field.
Subsurface drip usually requires 2 to 3 acre feet of water compared to 6 feet of water for furrow or flood irrigation. With water costs at $34 an acre foot when Howard was interviewed, the Wuertzes save at least $100 per acre on water costs with subsurface drip.
"We've also found we can produce up to a bale an acre more cotton with subsurface drip," said Howard, "especially if we plant right behind a grain crop."
The new stacked gene cotton varieties, such as the DP 451 BG/RR, DP 449 BG/RR and DP 555 BG/RR, Howard has planted on Sundance Farms also are a good fit with the no-till planting.
"The Roundup Ready and the Bt cotton make it a whole lot easier for us because we don't have to worry about the pink bollworm, and we don't have to till the field at all," he said. "I think these new varieties are the best of the best that we've ever used."
Asked if he thought his no-till/subsurface drip irrigation would work in the Southeast, Howard said he definitely does, judging from his experience on an irrigation task force that traveled through several Southern states.
"We were in Arkansas, and they explained how they were taking water from a bayou and moving it through canals to a field," he noted. "We asked them why they did that?
"The answer was that 'we're always only two weeks from a disaster,'" he said. "If it doesn't rain while the crop is heavily fruiting, flowering and fruiting, it can cut the yield by 50 percent. We want to be able to give it a little drink in that period when Mother Nature doesn't bring it to us."
Howard said the conversation convinced him of the potential to double a farmer's yield when Mother Nature holds back two weeks or 18 days. "That's why you need to put in subsurface drip irrigation. In most cases, you could put it in every other row and do all kind of things and put a little water in the profile to make the crop."
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it was strange that the board was working when there was no power attached, but the driver was being powered - "where is this power coming from??"


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Anyone who has spent much time running level 80 instances in WoW with the dungeon finder will be familiar with this scenario.
- You join the dungeon finder.
- You wait for an amount of time based on your role (tank/heal/dps) and how many other people are queueing.
- The dungeon finder finds you a group (hurrah!!) and as soon as everyone in the group clicks ok to indicate that they are still interested, you'll all be ported to your instance.
- But if one person either selects no or (more commonly) the finder times out because one person didn't notice it and doesn't click at all.
- return to 1.
So far, so good. The reason a lot of dps fail to click anything on the dungeon finder is that it just takes longer to find them an instance. Mostly this is fine, people can find something to do in the game to keep them occupied while they wait. But if you are all out of things to do, the temptation is to alt-tab out and catch up with twitter, go get a drink, browse forums, and so on. And when that happens, it's quite likely that people just miss the dungeon finder when it comes up. (Although it is guaranteed to time out a millisecond before you tab back into WoW to check on it.)
It is however quite annoying for the rest of the group who were ready to go and now have to wait another minute or so (depending on who declined and how long they need to wait for a replacement.)
There's no ideal answer to this one. If you don't have anything much to do in WoW then staring at the screen for 20 minutes isn't much fun as an option. As long as the holy trinity is required for instances, dps will also always have to queue longer than tanks and healers.
I do think it would help if there were more ways to spread the notification though. Maybe addons to control where it appears on the screen so that you could more easily bring up a browser window and still spot the notification. I did find one that plays a PING tone when the finder comes up.
Another way would be more minigames or even a browser within the game client. It's dreadful for immersion, but at least means you can see the dungeon finder while playing bejewelled or flaming some noobs on your bboard of choice. Or maybe more immersively, how about some kind of instance or activity where players can only go while they are in the queue. ie. something to do while you are waiting.
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Well, I say "Jamie" in a pally way, but I mean obviously King Jamie Oliver. The thing I love most about Jamie Oliver is that whenever I make one of his recipes, it's always like someone else cooked it. Whatever I make, I taste in it my clunky ham-fistedness. But if I make a Jamie something, it's always as if it's been made by a proper cook.
So this is a thing we had on Sunday night before we went to see Kick-Ass, and it was great (the sausage thing and the movie). The recipe is so brilliant that I can just provide you with a link and a picture:
I tried this again the other night, but with a couple of changes to make it more of a classic cassoulet. Instead of roasting everything up in a tray, I put it in a deeper, rounder casserole pot, with one tin of chopped tomatoes and one tin of flageolet beans, halved shallots, whole garlic cloves and a large glass of red wine.
About 20 mins before the end of the cooking time, I whizzed up some breadcrumbs and sprinkled over the top.
The difference with doing it like this is that the whole thing has to cook for about 1hr 10 rather than 40 mins because it's wetter. But the result is really gorgeous, sticky and rich. So if you've got a bit of extra time, it's worth doing.


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Agricenter International is adding a new wrinkle to the way it teaches city school children about agriculture. It's bringing a cotton farm into the classroom, with the help of video streaming.
Agricenter, an urban research farm and education center in Memphis, Tenn., and Cotton Incorporated are teaming up on the pilot project, with the goal of exponentially increasing the number of children Agricenter can educate about cotton and other crops.
Agricenter educator Tim Roberts, who works for the University of Tennessee, says the project is so new that it officially doesn't even have a name yet. It's perfect for Agricenter, whose goal is to be an outdoor classroom for Memphis and the Mid-South. Its mission is to provide education and awareness in agriculture, forestry and natural resources to the general public. Its educational services are free to the general public.
Agricenter, which produces cotton, corn and soybeans and various research crops, will continue its tradition of busing between 5,000 and 6,000 Memphis area students to the farm each year, according to Roberts. But the video streaming project has the potential to teach many more. In fact, it's limited only by the reach of the Internet.
Cotton Incorporated is providing services and equipment, including two video cameras and a ruggedized laptop, while Agricenter is providing data, content and staff time. The company providing the video streaming is I-Link Live.
Here's how the project would work.
Participants in the video streaming would log on to a web site and register for the event. In the classroom, Roberts will talk about cotton and hand out various parts of the cotton plant for students to handle during the narrative.
Back in a cotton field at Agricenter, Bryan Marinez, information technology manager at Agricenter, will oversee the operation of two Sony high definition cameras, along with a General Dynamics 6000 ruggedized laptop with a cellular air card for accessing the Internet.
Children can touch parts of the cotton plant brought to the classroom to reinforce what Marinez captures on video.
During a recent test run at Westminster Academy in Shelby County, teachers were very impressed with the technology, said Roberts. "The image from the field was very sharp on the screen and speakers picked up the sounds from the field."
One challenge of the project is to weave the story of cotton into the classroom curriculum. "We're going to have to tailor some of the things we teach into what teachers want," said John Charles Wilson, Agricenter president. "These are not ag schools."
The idea is use cotton to teach children elements of biology, history, or current events, according to Wilson. "We can talk about the seed first, and then get into the science of what happens to the seed in the soil. Then we go to the growth patterns of the plant, the differences between the cotyledons and a true leaf, a feeder root and a tap root.
"We can ease into no-till and why farmers are changing the way they do things. There's so much that can fit our needs and fit the teachers' needs, too. They're teaching a lot about being green these days."
Wilson is more than qualified to teach "green." Prior to his role at Agricenter, Wilson produced cotton in Arlington, Tenn. While farming, he spearheaded the 4-county Beaver Creek Project, which enlisted the aid of several federal agencies to study the impacts of farming on water quality.
The history of cotton can be tied into American history, too, including its role as an industrial engine of the South. This could segue into how cotton is produced today, according to Roberts. "We would like to use digital video technology to demonstrate the progression of cotton production from dirt to shirt. The children would watch the seed go into the soil, grow, be picked, moduled, taken to the gin and delivered to a textile mill."
In time, the video streaming concept could expand far beyond the west Tennessee area, basically into any classroom with access to the Internet. "This potential market reach is a big reason why Cotton Incorporated became involved in the project," said Janet Reed, associated director, environmental research, Cotton Incorporated.
A secondary benefit of video streaming will be to create opportunities for companies who contract agricultural research at Agricenter, including those who participate in the facility's AgTechnology Field Day, held every other year. According to Agricenter research director Bruce Kirksey, companies can host web events and video streaming of field days and other events of interest to producers and companies.
"If there's something going on that's pertinent to the agricultural community, we can share it immediately," Marinez added. "If there is something a company wants to communicate, we can make it happen. This technology is untethered. We can walk out into the middle of a field, go right up to a cotton plant, and go live with a presentation. The information can also be stored, so we can create a knowledge base for the agricultural industry."
Pilot education projects are underway at Kate Bond, a Memphis city school, Westminster Academy, a Shelby County school, and several private schools, according to Marinez. The video streaming project should be well under way by this fall.


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Union City, California I am a self-proclaimed Dollar Store junkie. I love every. single. thing. about that place. My most prized possession purchased: a retro 70's plastic pear plate thingy that I proudly display on the stove top. Even though it's the most beautiful thing I've laid eyes on, it's made even more special because I got it on sale. At the Dollar Store. 75% off. These little miracles are what keeps me going back to that store. Well, that and I've a friend who punches the time clock there. She's never at a loss when it comes to sharing amusing idiosyncrasies that can only be found in a place that sells "Totally Awesome Green" stuff next to the "Totally Awesome Lemon" stuff. (which is, by all intents and purposes, totally awesome). While I've never witnessed people confusing the aisle for a toilet, I keep my hopes up each time I enter through the doors. I'm not sure what my reaction would be, rounding the corner only to find some drooling butthead squatting next to the stationary but I can guarantee you, rounding the corner and seeing what this grandmother did, my reaction would be quick and painful and perhaps deadly. (more…)


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We need a logo for MountainBikeRiding.com which is a company that will provide tips and information on how to ride your mountain bike.
We would like a cool, stylish and memorable logo for MountainBikeRiding.com. We are leaving the design open ended at this point to see what people come up with. We definitely want the brand name in the logo and for it to be easy to read. The logo will be applied to the website, shirts, business cards, and stickers for bikes!
MountainBikeRiding.com is a company that will provide tips and information on how to ride your mountain bike. It will be a focal point for beginning to advanced riders who want to learn more about the sport of mountain biking.
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If you see smoke over Glen Canyon Regional Park in West Kelowna today, don't be alarms.
The regional district says with good air quality and venting conditions, the a controlled burn is underway in the southern portion of the park .
Open burning is also allowed today for those eligible Central Okanagan property owners with permits from their local fire authority.
Today's burning is disposing of fire hazard debris collected as part of a large fuel modification project on just over 15-hectares between the trail entrances at Hebert and Brown Roads and Westbank Centre Park, south to the Gellatly Road parking area.
West Kelowna Fire/Rescue and other authorities authorized the burning with appropriate permits for fire fuel hazard reduction. All local fire departments and local media have been advised of today's activity in the parks and will be notified when any further burning takes place.
Additional controlled burns will be required to dispose of fire hazard debris collected in fuel modification projects on a 10-hectare section of Rose Valley Regional Park off Pettman and Bowes Roads in West Kelowna.
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kbaxter needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 21 designs submitted by 7 freelance designers.
Need a clean, professional looking logo design with tagline. The logo will then need to be attached to 4 different graphics files provided in an attachment.
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WASHINGTON (Sinclair Broadcast Group) - James Comey was unceremoniously fired by President Trump on Tuesday after being appointed to a 10-year term by President Obama in 2013.
His tenure serving as the FBI director has been among the most tumultuous. Here is a timeline of events that led to his firing.
July 2016: As the presidential campaign was kicking into gear, director Comey announced that the FBI would not be pursuing criminal charges against Hillary Clinton and her handling of classified information using a private email account. Comey revealed this during a press conference from FBI headquarters and questioned Clinton's judgement calling her "negligent."
October 2016: Director Comey made a stunning announcement 11 days before the presidential election stating the FBI was investigating new emails that surfaced from Clinton's advisor Huma Abedin. The investigation was looking into whether the newly discovered emails contained classified information.
November 6, 2016: The FBI announced two days before the election that there was no evidence that the new emails they discovered contained classified information. There was also no reason to change their previous decision of not charging Clinton.
November 8, 2016: President Trump beats Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election.
March 2017: Comey testified to members of the House about a pending FBI investigation looking into whether Donald Trump's campaign colluded with the Russian government to influence the 2016 presidential election. It is revealed the investigation began last July.
May 3, 2017: Comey testified again to the Senate saying he felt "mildly nauseous" about possibly having an influence on the presidential election due to the announcement he made in October.
May 9, 2017: President Trump relieves Director Comey from his duties. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein stated that Comey's handling of the Clinton investigation was not done correctly. Critics of the move believe there is a conflict of interest because Comey was still investigating Trump officials and their relationship with the Russian government at the time of his firing.
May 10, 2017: President Trump defended his decision and said both parties will thank him. The Senate Intelligence Committee asked Comey to testify next Tuesday for the first time as a private citizen.


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Satyajit Das: Return of the Age of Gold
In economic chaos, war, or collapse, gold reappears, reasserting it grip on humanity.
Refiners are unable to keep up with demand for gold bars and coins. New gold vaults are being built to accommodate demands for secure storage.
As the Global Financial Crisis continues and the cure of easy money proves as dangerous as the disease, the gold price has increased from around $250 per troy ounce in 2001 to a peak of over $1,900 in 2011. It now trades at around $1,750 per ounce.
As poet John Milton wrote: "Time will run back and fetch the age of gold."
Monetary Status
In the 19th and early 20th centuries gold played a key role in the international monetary system, being used to back currencies. The international value of each nation's currency was determined by its fixed relationship to gold, with the precious metal being used to settle international accounts.
The problems of gold as a currency dominate Ian Fleming's 1959 work Goldfinger. James Bond, Agent 007, is sent to investigate Auric Goldfinger, a mysterious Swiss financier who is smuggling gold. Goldfinger's real plot is to boost the value of his gold through an audacious attack on the Fort Knox gold depositary.
In the film version, the attack features lethal nerve gas to be sprayed from a squadron of crop duster aircraft. The pilots are a bevy of buxom lesbian beauties led by a female villain, the unlikely titled Pussy Galore, played by Honor Blackman.
Goldfinger's plan entailed contaminating the gold by exploding a nuclear device -- a dirty bomb in the age of terror. Goldfinger's own stock of uncontaminated gold would increase in value astronomically in the process. Bond discerns the plot through dazzling mental arithmetic -- Fort Knox's $15 billion dollars of gold equated to over 400 million ounces which would weigh around 12,000 imperial tons making it difficult to carry off.
In Goldfinger, Colonel Smithers explained the monetary role of gold succinctly: "Gold and currencies backed by gold are the foundation of international credit…We can only tell what the true strength of the pound is… by knowing the amount of [gold] we have behind our currency."
The system operated more or less continuously until the early 1970s, when progressively the world moved to the era of floating currencies with no explicit link to gold.
The Return of Gold
Since the replacement of the gold standard with the dollar standard, the gold price has fluctuated widely. In January 1980, the gold price reached a [then] high of $850/ounce reflecting high rates of inflation and economic uncertainty. Subsequently, the recovery of the global economy saw the gold price fall for nearly 20 years, reaching a low of $253/oz ($8,131/kg) in June, 1999.
From 2001, the gold price began to rise due to a number of factors. One was increased demand, especially from emerging nations such as India and China. In 2007/2008, gold received an additional boost from the onset of the global financial crisis. Concern about a banking system collapse drove gold prices higher with gold prices finally passing the 1980 high reaching $865/ounce in January 2008.
In late 2009, gold price renewed its rise passing $1,200 in December 2009 on its way to over $1,913/ounce in August 2011. The 500% increase in the gold price since April 2001 prompted gold bugs to speculate about a new age of gold.
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AP states " In a surprising turnaround, the amount of carbon dioxide being released into the atmosphere in the U.S. has fallen dramatically to its lowest level in 20 years, and government officials say the biggest reason is that cheap and plentiful natural gas has led many power plant operators to switch from dirtier-burning coal."
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I"m sorry to say, I did not locate a liberal take on the subject. Maybe later.
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I take this claim as somewhat misleading, because it's based mostly on counting fracked natural gas replacing coal. While burning natural gas releases less CO2 than coal, CO2 isn't the only greenhouse gas. Fracking releases far more methane than coal mining, and in in the first decade methane raises Earth's temperature about 67 times more than CO2 does.
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Hurricane Sandy, the monster storm that hit the east coast at the end of October 2012, caused billions of dollars worth of damage to homes, businesses and lives. The catastrophic flooding, winds and power outages devastated areas in New York and Connecticut, with New Jersey taking the brunt of the storm. Entire neighborhoods were wiped out while the coastline has been changed forever. While many insurance companies have turned their backs on salons, we've heard that the maximum allowance from government aid is just $30,000.... hardly enough to replumb, let alone rebuild. However, our own PBA jumped in, offering to help out salons that applied for aid.
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Nadine Plus
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By burdastyle
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We like our Nadine jacket so much, we wanted to make sure everyone could make it! The striking asymmetric collar is a beautiful frame for one's face, especially with the horsehair we added for extra body. The jacket's silhouette suits a variety of body types, but we wanted to take away most of the gathers for a cleaner, more fitted look. Try this jacket in a light wool for your perfect Spring jacket.
Material Notes
wool, silk lining, interfacing, horsehair, buttons, shoulder pads, shoulder headings
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Jul 14, 2011, 02.50 PMby daughterfish
I love this! So beautiful!
Jan 13, 2010, 12.25 PMby cgm5498
Wow great job! i love the buttons but it seems a little short to me
Jan 8, 2010, 09.24 PMby erinaceous
Beautiful work! What a versatile jacket, I fancy the non-ruffled sleeves!
May 21, 2009, 08.28 AMby jodysews
this is really pretty
Apr 28, 2009, 10.14 PMby knitmepink
Very Nice!
I love the collar!
Mar 23, 2009, 12.06 PMby cheekie
Love this jacket…adorable and definitely flattering…I'm assuming you could make it longer – but then it would widen you at the hips, and frankly, who needs that?!?! I must say one thing though, if this model is considered 'plus' then the world has really gone bonkers!
Mar 23, 2009, 11.08 AMby kquade
i love this. i hate that this model is considered "plus size," she looks absolutely perfect weight-wise. i would LOVE to have her body!
Mar 17, 2009, 04.02 AMby ssarryo
Great fit.
Mar 13, 2009, 09.31 AMby zrael
I really LOVE this one !!!
Mar 11, 2009, 12.13 PMby koupkoup
How great! I want it! ready to buy:-) unfortunatly there are not the good size. Do you mind you will put them online?
Mar 11, 2009, 11.10 AMby ledthread
Hey all. Sorry the How To isn't showing up in the side bar at the moment. Click through here.
Mar 11, 2009, 07.41 AMby alden
Hey Everyone! Thanks so much for the comments and compliments! I had lots of fun on the shoot and the jacket is awesome, I absolutely love this jacket and have been known to wear it around the office when I want to feel a little fancy :)
Mar 10, 2009, 11.58 PMby emilykate
Oh I love it when you gals do the photoshoots! So much more fun than some random model :o) Alden looks great and the jacket is cute cute cute!
Mar 10, 2009, 03.52 PMby bola
Oh Alden I thought it was you! you do look really lovely and great jacket too! bx
Mar 10, 2009, 02.29 PMby donnachornyy
I love this and I bought it but I cannot locate the "How to" describing how you eliminate the ruffled effect, only see info on horsehair, attach shoulder pads and shoulder pads … ?
Mar 10, 2009, 12.57 PMby safemme
BEAUTIFUL!!! I'm half-tempted to say this is my favorite Burda pattern yet! I just love it! (Sorry though, no job = no credit card = no online shopping!) This will be a def. futur buy though! (Way futur!) AWESOME job BurdaStyle team! And you chose the PERFECT model! She looks so gorgeous! This is really the jacket for her!
Mar 10, 2009, 09.26 AMby marcy harriell | oonaballoona
rock it alden!!!
Mar 10, 2009, 08.35 AMby easbrooke
I really like this jacket. Reminds me of a pattern I just bought for a 3/4 sleeve jacket that I'm going to make in wool hounds tooth. I may just have to make this pattern too!
Mar 10, 2009, 04.59 AMby susisonne
I also like this version a lot. And Alden, the pictures are really beautiful!
Mar 10, 2009, 03.24 AMby djoule
Love this version ! The fit is really nice, and so is the model :)
Mar 9, 2009, 09.40 PMby juebejue
stunning! the model doesnt look like a plus size at all though :P i didnt like the other jacket so much, because the gathering would make me look like a bubble, but this one definitely will work! I had been looking for a pattern for spring and this would be on my todo list!
Mar 9, 2009, 05.26 PMby ichigogirl
Very nice! I like it better this way too… stylish.
Mar 9, 2009, 05.13 PMby reneebeth
Awesome! This version is exactly what I was talking about when I suggested a less showy fabric. It looks so good! (So did the first nadine)…I'm floored. :)
Mar 9, 2009, 04.41 PMby mjb14
I like this version way better too. And Alden, you look really gorgeous!
Mar 9, 2009, 04.23 PMby kiraph
Ah yes!!! This is soooo much better! Doesn't scream 'frumpy' anymore. Much more stylish. Thank you!!!!!
Mar 9, 2009, 04.07 PMby erdronen
I really love this! I also prefer it without the gathers, so now that you've shown it, I may end up buying the pattern! Great fabric choice, and beautiful pictures Alden!
Mar 9, 2009, 03.55 PMby auntchelle
Yes, I much prefer this Nadine too. But, damn! Something finally in the plus size and it doesn't match my figure type at all. sob, sob
Mar 9, 2009, 02.17 PMby lunatepetal
I, too, prefer this version and fabric! I think it's much better fit!
Mar 9, 2009, 01.07 PMby benedikta
Hi Ladies, This creation is the same as the Nadine but in a different size level. We are at this moment uploading the pattern, but you have to be aware of the fact that you have to follow our how to, that shows you in very simple step how to get rid of the gathering in order to get to this result. Glad you like it! Benedikta
Mar 9, 2009, 01.03 PMby valkea
Can't find the pattern info. How should I find it?
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My website should be simple and easy to navigate. we recently bought this design and I like it a lot. (rocketclicks.com) The company Indie Results is all about helping people who don't think they can compete on the internet. We offer Pay Per Click advertising, SEO, email marketing, and custom programming. We understand what it is like being a small business but we don't think that means you cannot compete on the internet. Marketing dollars are migrating online because it is a measurable roi online yellow pages or billboards, even for small businesses. Our clients range from small town coffee shops to auto dealership groups. We can work with almost any budget. We want our clients to know that it doesn't cost millions to compete online, and they will posses an edge over the competition by doing it
Please let me know if you can also do the code for your entry
- I like bright colors like in the site I mentioned above
- there should be a quick call to action that goes to a form for a "free consultation"
- there should be a section to read about what our customers say about us
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- I could use some help with a tagline I was thinking something along the lines of "dominating your competition at any size" or Results is What You Want and Results Is What We Do!"
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- an area down the right sidebar like the example site where I can place testimonials
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- A How it works section
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- CSS preferred, $250 extra to winner for the code.
no flash (or very little)
This is a company that sells seo I need the site to have a lot of room for text and the design needs to be very spiderable, make sure and check out the site that I liked above.


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Hi all, you can test the latest public beta of Floating Camera at Floating Camera Public Beta 1.x Thread.
Morning All,
This week I've been working on a plugin that enables a different set of movements on the sketchup camera. Its very untested in its current state so I'm not so confident to release it, but below I've added a video of it in action. The current controls are:
Leftmouse + drag: controls the direction of the camera
Up/Down/Left/Right: moves the camera forward and back (parallel to the camera direction) and left and right (perpendicular to the camera direction)
Home/End: Moves the camera up and down (perpendicular to the camera direction)
Shift/Control: Adjusts the FOV of the camera
Edit: I used Chris Fullmer's Camera Recorder to record the path of the camera to produce this animation.
You'll have to forgive the unusual keyboard layout as these are the only sketchup key constants I'm comfortable will work with the plugin. I'm writing it alongside some input remappers for the 5th/6th gen console controllers so the unusual keyboard layout can be rewired.
Currently I'm working on a Turbo feature that will speed up the camera's velocity whilst also adjusting the FOV for that almost cliche gears of war/mass effect type running effect, and I'm also adding some modifiers to control the camera inertia(friction really), camera speed, and toggle keys.
I'd like to know what camera movements you guys think are lacking from Sketchup? And if you're interested, what changes you'd make to the features I've currently got.
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Afternoon All,
I've been hard at work on the Floating Camera for the last week, focusing on Camera Collision, Gravity (maintaining eye height), Camera Roll & FOV changes and User Customisation in controls and the camera settings. Its been a very long week! Below is a rough draft showing off the camera features I've been working on. At the end there is also an example of Floating Camera -> Camera Recorder work flow.
There's still some bugs to work out before the release, and I need to reduce its load on the computer to an acceptable level. A beta release shouldn't be far off though.
The features not shown include:
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Morning again.
Here's a quick video demonstrating the current local build's settings dialog and navigation around a very tight model (Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye by Robert-34000 on the 3d Warehouse).
I've got to apologise for the lateness of the updates. Working on the load instructor mixin for the tool has delayed the release somewhat, and I've got some uni studies to focus on in the meantime. It looks like I'll have about 2-3 more weeks before I can return my focus to this plugin. I hope that I get some free time sooner rather than later and that Google don't release a similar plugin in the meantime


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|[Monotone-devel] Updated Issue 191 - xdelta unit test fails to build due a symbol conflict with boost (monotone)
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Hello, The following issue has been updated: 191 - xdelta unit test fails to build due a symbol conflict with boost Project: monotone Status: New Reported by: Dan Horák URL: https://code.monotone.ca/p/monotone/issues/191/ Labels: Type:Defect Priority:Medium Comments (last first): # By Christian Cornelssen, Okt 18, 2011: Encountered the same problem with a fresh mtn clone today (revision 22f47ba88188cc15e92de60cc2597df6054809a7). Workaround was to #include <boost/random.hpp> before the local headers in test/unit/tests/xdelta.cc. A clean approach should avoid the definition of such a macro (in src/sanity.hh) however. Attachments: - xdelta.diff - 711 bytes https://code.monotone.ca/p/monotone/issues/view/attachment/36/xdelta.diff # By Dan Horák, Sep 26, 2011: The xdelta unit test fails to build due a symbol conflict with boost >= 1.47 The problem a conflict of L() macro defined by monotone in sanity.hh and L as a template parameter in boost. I was told that single upper case letters are usually used for classes passed as template parameters in C++ code. from the build log: ... make[3]: Entering directory `/builddir/build/BUILD/monotone-1.0' \ # source='test/unit/tests/xdelta.cc' object='test/unit/tests/xdelta.o' libtool=no g++ -I. -O2 -g -pipe -Wall -Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -fexceptions -fstack-protector --param=ssp-buffer-size=4 -m64 -mtune=generic -Wall -W -Wno-unused -c -o test/unit/tests/xdelta.o test/unit/tests/xdelta.cc In file included from /usr/include/boost/math/special_functions/gamma.hpp:43:0, from /usr/include/boost/math/special_functions/detail/bessel_jy.hpp:14, from /usr/include/boost/math/special_functions/bessel.hpp:17, from /usr/include/boost/math/special_functions.hpp:18, from /usr/include/boost/random/generate_canonical.hpp:22, from /usr/include/boost/random.hpp:52, from test/unit/tests/xdelta.cc:15: /usr/include/boost/math/special_functions/detail/lgamma_small.hpp: In function 'T boost::math::detail::lgamma_small_imp(T, T, T, const mpl_::int_<0>&, const Policy&, const L&)': /usr/include/boost/math/special_functions/detail/lgamma_small.hpp:483:38: error: expected primary-expression before 'do' /usr/include/boost/math/special_functions/detail/lgamma_small.hpp:488:38: error: expected primary-expression before 'do' make[3]: *** [test/unit/tests/xdelta.o] Error 1 make[3]: Leaving directory `/builddir/build/BUILD/monotone-1.0' make[2]: *** [check-am] Error 2 make[2]: Leaving directory `/builddir/build/BUILD/monotone-1.0' make[1]: *** [check-recursive] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory `/builddir/build/BUILD/monotone-1.0' make: *** [check] Error 2 -- Issue: https://code.monotone.ca/p/monotone/issues/191/
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The second production of the current season at The Stagecrafters, 8130 Germantown Ave., "Moonlight and Magnolias," by Ron Hutchinson, will open on Friday, Nov. 25. The play takes us back to 1939, when three weeks into production of "Gone With The Wind," producer David O. Selznick has suspended filming of the picture and fired the director, determined that the script be completely re-written!
As goes Tinsel Town lore, he locked himself in his office for five days and nights with his new script writer, Ben Hecht, and his new director, Victor Fleming, in order to create a new screenplay for Margaret Mitchell's famed novel.
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Hutchinson, a playwright, screenwriter and 'hired gun' script doctor, after 25 years of TV and film scripting experience in Hollywood, in 2004 wrote "Moonlight and Magnolias," about which he quipped in an interview: "Is there an abundance of crazy, driven, slightly off-kilter people out here? Yes, and they all want to leave their indelible imprint on the precious celluloid." The play made its New York debut in 2005 at the Manhattan Theatre Club.
Production performance dates are Nov. 25, 26, Dec. 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, at 8 p.m., Nov. 27, Dec. 4, 11, at 2 p.m. Tickets are available at $16 online, $20 at the door. For information, call 215-247-8881; for reservations call 215-247-9913. More details at www.thestagecrafters.org.
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Koo, one of only five Republicans in the 51-member City Council, changed parties at the Board of Elections office in front of the borough's Democratic boss, Rep. Joe Crowley, and a who's who of Queens elected officials.
"From the beginning, I am always a Democrat at heart," Koo told reporters.
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