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Barnes & Noble (NYSE: BKS) is evolving to compete with its digital counterparts. It developed the nook, its digital e-reader, to compete with the likes of the iPad and Amazon's Kindle. Now B&N is entering a partnership with software giant Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT). The companies will form a subsidiary, 84% of which is to be held by B&N. One of their first plans for the subsidiary will be a nook application for the Windows 8 operating system. Also, both companies stated that any patent litigation between them had been settled. This new partnership is a great value for Barnes and Noble shareholders. Especially, since the share price has pretty much doubled since the news of this partnership. It seems like there are more good things to come for Barnes and Noble.
Not all traditional booksellers are evolving quite so well, though. Books-A-Million (NASDAQ: BAMM) is one of those companies. They have made no movements to get in line with the digital reading trend and their large retail stores are frequently found empty. As a result, their share price is well below the 52-week high, which keeps them even farther away from their pre-recession range. They are just not recovering at the same speed as their evolving counterparts. I recently ventured into one of their stores for a newspaper. I was the only one in the place except for a few scattered employees. It felt like I had to pass an interrogation just to make a purchase. They wanted me to join their club, sign up for a newsletter, collect my contact information, etc. All of this just to buy a newspaper. Desperation was in the air.
Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) is not a traditional bookseller. They are, however, the benchmark. They set the standard for online shopping. And their Kindle is considered one of the best e-readers out there. It is also one of the most popular. Their new Kindle Fire is in close competition with the iPad. Traditional bookselling is slowly becoming a thing of the past. People can get any book they want at their fingertips, literally. Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is also in direct competition with traditional booksellers. The iTunes bookstore is on the fasttrack. In fact, there are several schools that are using Apple's technology to deliver textbooks electronically, making it more economical for students and educators. The things that set Amazon and Apple apart, however, is that they do not sell only books. They have other, larger sales departments. Books are just a side game for them, but they do it so well. Is is that we are becoming a more impatient economy? We also work more and have less free time. We don't want to go to a different store or set up accounts at different websites for purchases. Specialty stores are declining.
Traditional booksellers do need to act fast. Barnes and Noble has a good thing in the partnership with Microsoft. B&N is also a great place for indie music lovers to pick up music they can't find anywhere else. And its smaller stores appear quicker to navigate. Barnes and Noble seems to be trying to evolve. But will it be enough? Books-A-Million doesn't seem to be making the effort. And their large stores just look like wasted time to most people. Then there is Hastings, who is losing out to RedBox in the physical DVD movie rental department, and isn't even trying to keep up in book sales. Traditional booksellers need to evolve. Look to what Amazon and Apple are doing successfully, then tailor it to what will work best for them. Easy online selling and quick access to your purchase is what these two have to offer. in addition, Amazon does have the best reader reviews in the business, which makes shopping for a great read just that much easier. Traditional booksellers need to keep pace.
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As if inherently inflationary measures made people healthier, Mexico Tries Taxes to Combat Obesity
Congress's lower house of Congress passed late Thursday a special tax on junk food that is seen as potentially the broadest of its kind, part of an ambitious Mexican government effort to contain runaway rates of obesity and diabetes. It may come with unintended consequences,
Mexican industrial chamber Concamin estimates that processed food companies targeted by the new tax employ thousands of Mexicans and account for 4.1% of GDP. "We can't allow last-minute taxes," said Concamin president Francisco Funtanet, suggesting that companies might cut back on personnel and investment to absorb the tax hit.
The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Mexico contracted 0.74 percent in the second quarter of 2013 over the previous quarter.
What about improving the water supply so people can actually drink tap water and not get sick, and not have to rely on soft drinks or beer?
New franchisee IRCC Ltda. to open 25 Krispy Kreme stores,
Krispy Kreme to Open First South American Stores
Company Signs Deal for 25 Stores in Colombia
Have A Doughnut Day!
Closely following the steps of their Cuban idols, Chavismo has managed to ruin one of the leading agricultural producers in out hemisphere, which has taken a dive, along with the country's industrial output.
U.S. Rice Farmers Cash In On Venezuelan Socialism
U.S. Exporters Benefit as Production Falls in Latin American Country
Overall, Venezuelan imports have quadrupled since Mr. Chávez took office, to $59.3 billion in 2012 from about $14.5 billion in 2000, according to Venezuela government figures and economists at Barclays PLC. Exports to Venezuela from the U.S. hit $12 billion in 2011, up 16% from the previous year, the latest U.S. government figures show.
That's what happens when you move from a demand economy to a command economy.
It's not all elected dictatorships here at Fausta's blog; there's also spirits (the drinking kind).
Bartenders Look South for 'Next New Thing'
Pisco, a Chilean Spirit, Comes to New York
The drink is created through distilled wine produced in Chile and Peru.
It's also 40 proof.
And, in case you missed it, I was in Silvio Canto's podcast talking about Chile and other US-Latin America issues with Silvio and Horacio Marull, international attorney & Honorary Consul of Chile in Dallas.
but either way, Cristina doesn't want you to have any:
Argentines told not to eat tomatoes
Officials in Argentina ask consumers to eat fewer tomatoes because of an expected seasonal shortage of the crop.
The news comes as a further challenge to Argentine cooks who are still suffering from a flour shortage and higher bread prices that were triggered by one of the worst wheat harvests in Argentina's history.
Much to my surprise, there is very little variety of produce in Buenos Aires, especially if you compare it to their neighbors to the north, so this is really hurting.
A trend I can't get excited over: ant eggs, maguey worms, and grasshoppers,
Insects colonize Mexican menus with turn to ancestral dishes
Country has world's largest variety of edible insects, and now even high-end restaurants are serving them
Rodriguez and the other bug mongers of San Juan offer their wares as "pre-Hispanic" foods, a nod to the Aztecs, Mixtecs and other civilizations that flourished for millennia here on diets rich in grubs, grasshoppers and other edible invertebrates.
I embrace my Spanish roots – bring me steak, eggs, bacon and sausages!
Ron Rosenbaum says, Let Them Eat Fat
Listening to the doctors on cable TV, you might think that it's better to cook up a batch of meth than to cook with butter. But eating basic, earthy, fatty foods isn't just a supreme experience of the senses—it can actually be good for you.
We are discovering that fatty delights can actually be good for you: They allow Spaniards, Italians and Greeks to live longer, and they make us satisfied with eating less. I'm speaking up not for obesity-generating fat, then, but for the kind of fatty food that leads to swooning sensual satiety.
And it's all about sensual pleasure,
Something deeper than concern for nutrition and cholesterol is going on here. You don't have to be a Freudian (I'm not) to see in the antifat crusade a cowering fear of sexuality. The evil of oral pleasure as Satan's tool of seduction, dating back to Eve, is deeply embedded in American culture. Recall Cotton Mather's denunciation of the hell-bound wickedness of the pleasures of the flesh and his call for self-mortification (anticipating today's egg-white omelets).
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Rosenbaum mentions lamb burgers, a big favorite at casa de Fausta. I just remembered, I'm out of ground lamb, so excuse me while I get some.
Grilling indoors made easy!
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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. – Massachusetts officials in attendance at a North Adams community meeting Tuesday assured attendees of their efforts to reopen North Adams Regional Hospital.
Senator Ben Downing was in attendance at the meeting. He said wherever he's traveled across the state, everyone asks about the status of NARH. He assures them the future is bright.
"I know Berkshire has commitments to these workers here tonight – and those that aren't here, who worked at NARH – trying to make sure they provide them with the stability," he said. "They serve this community already, they care about this community deeply, they've been a great partner in this process, and we want to make sure they continue to be."
Lisa Marie Pisano was a scheduler in radiology at NARH. She sees first-hand how hard her representatives are working and is happy with their progress so far.
"I can't thank them enough. I know they are out there every day, and that's what we need," she said. "And I believe that we will get back a full-service hospital. It's not going to happen all at once, but it's going to happen."
Time, however, is essential. Jessica Broga is physically suffering from the lack of proximity to healthcare.
Broga had to travel to Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield on Sunday and wait six hours in the emergency room before she was seen. Broga is battling several medical conditions, and she said the status quo is a major inconvenience.
"We live five minutes from our hospital up here, and I could've gotten a lot faster care up there than in Pittsfield," she said.
Downing said that once BMC gets both state and federal approval to operate a satellite facility, it will take approximately seven to ten days to open the emergency department at NARH.
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The popular All
Terrain Vehicles are designed for off the road use, but more people are taking
them on public roads, causing a rise in fatalities.
ATV's are a great way to
enjoy the outdoors, but experts warn they're not meant to be driven on public
ATV fatalities are on the rise because people are driving them in
areas where they're not meant to be.
"The machines were never designed to run on asphalt. They're
designed to handle properly in the dirt or the sand situation. You put them on
cement and they are not going to respond," said John Talley, General
Manager at PowerSports Plus.
John Talley, General Manager at PowerSports Plus, says A-T-Vs are
great for recreation, but people need to use them properly.
"Every machine that goes out of here has the associated pamphlets
and information of where to use the machine and where not to use the
machine," said Talley.
According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, ATV's are
prohibited on most public roads. About 340 crash deaths have happened on public
roads in the last five years.
Talley says it's important that young people are driving an age
appropriate A-T-V.
"6 years old they are regulated to 50 cc up to 90 cc. At 90
cc you have to be 12 years old until you are 16 and at 16 you can ride an
adult size machine," said Talley.
Risky behavior, such as impaired driving, and not wearing the
proper gear, can also lead to injuries.
"You really need to have to correct boots, the pants, the
jerseys, and the chest protection. Most importantly, your helmet than your
goggles and gloves," said Talley.
He also says people should ride alone. Talley says most ATV's are
made for just one person.
Only ATV's made to carry passengers should have
multiple people in them. Some exceptions
for using ATVs on public roads include agricultural use.
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(WNFL) - Wisconsin native Matt Kenseth finished second in this year's NASCAR Sprint Cup series, after he placed second in yesterday's season-ending race near Miami. Jimmie Johnson needed to finish 23rd-or-higher in the Ford Eco-Boost-400 to assure his sixth championship in NASCAR's top series -- and Johnson placed ninth. Kenseth never gave up, though. He won the pole on Friday and finished in the runner-up spot yesterday behind Denny Hamlin. Kenseth ended up with 24-hundred points, 19 behind Johnson. Paul Menard of Eau Claire finished 17th for the year. His ranking was unchanged, despite blowing a rear tire which knocked him out for the day, finishing in 39th. Beloit-born Danica Patrick finished 20th in the race, and was 27th for the year. Travis Kvapil of Janesville ended up 31st for the year, after placing 37th at the Homestead-Miami Speedway.
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The presidential elections may be over, but you've still got a chance to exercise your vote and select winners of the first annual Salt Lake Tribune Choice Awards.
This online poll recognizes Utah's best in dining, nightlife, arts and culture, recreation and destinations. To vote, visit choiceawards.sltrib.com before Saturday, Dec. 15.
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Choose from the list of nominees we created — or write in your favorite. Winners in each category will be announced in early February in a special edition of The Tribune and In magazine.
Here are some details about the nominees in our three restaurant categories: Utah Originals, Worth the splurge and Family friendly.
Utah Originals
Bluebird Cafe, Logan »Located on historic Main Street, this restaurant features an authentic marble soda fountain and a menu of home-style favorites.
Cannella's, Salt Lake City »Reliable and reasonably priced food and a genial staff has kept this Italian restaurant in business more than 30 years.
Crown Burger, Salt Lake City »Famous for its pastrami burgers, onion rings and fry sauce, it also serves Greek-American specialties such as gyros.
Hires Big H, Salt Lake City »The nostalgic home of the Hires Big H burger and frosty mugs of root beer where carhops will still bring your food to your car.
Kitty Pappas Steakhouse, Woods Cross »After 65 years in business, Kitty Pappas is still in the kitchen cooking massive steaks, fried egg burgers and delicious cakes.
Lamb's Grill, Salt Lake City » This downtown institution still can boast of its charming wood booths, a sumptuous bar and a pleasingly unpretentious menu —plus there's a new chef at this 93-year-old Main Street tradition.
Maddox Ranch House, Brigham City » This family-run restaurant is famous for its fried chicken, turkey steaks and warm rolls with raspberry butter.
Mandarin, Bountiful »Chefs from Hong Kong and San Francisco prepare beef with green beans, five-taste shrimp and Mediterranean lamb, a nod to the Davis County institution's Greek owners.
Market Street Broiler/Grill » This restaurant started flying fresh seafood into land-locked Utah long before it become the norm.
Ruth's Diner, Salt Lake City »Nothing beats breakfast — and the mile-high biscuits — served at this diner up Emigration Canyon
Worth the spurge
Chez Betty, Park City »Great service and consistently good food in an unpretentious atmosphere.
Forage, Salt Lake City »The small, dinner-only venue specializes in impeccable technique, imagination and carefully selected ingredients.
Glitretind, Park City » Located in the Stein Eriksen Lodge, this restaurant offers excellent service and an extensive wine list.Next Page >
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Darien Library is pleased to announce a new series of workshops for small businesses every Tuesday evening in October. Sessions will meet in the Mezzanine Level Conference Room from 6 to 8 p.m., with check-in starting at 5:30 p.m.
All small businesses are welcome but content will be most relevant to those in business at least three years.
Following is a description of these interactive sessions:
October 1: Assessing Your Business: How Well Does It Run?
October 8: Building a Winning Plan to Grow Your Business
October 15: Tapping Your Peoples' Potential
October 22: The Thinking Person's Guide to Sales
October 29: Stop Leaking Cash: Simple Methods for Improving Your Operations
Participants may attend the entire series or only those sessions that fit their calendar.
Please register for each workshop using the links provided above.
This series is being coordinated by SCORE counselor, John Harmon, Managing Director of Adulant Consulting Services. He will be joined by other business professionals well-versed in their fields.
The series is co-sponsored by Fairfield County SCORE.
Additional parking for evening and weekend Library programs available on Thorndal Circle (behind Nielsen's).


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These pictures remind me of the day when the first Donper America was opened in my town. I need some new people in my life with which i can take similar pictures. I need some group pictures in my file.
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Parents and invited guests stood proudly as the Walter G. O'Connell Copiague High School Class of 2006 proceeded into the gymnasium to begin the 47th commencement exercises. The high school concert band, conducted by John Wevers, performed several selections prior to the start of the ceremony as wel
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Pierre, SD (KELO-AM) Governor Dennis Daugaard's desk is now clear. He has signed all remaining bills from the 2014 legislative session.
The bills signed include the state-wide texting-while-driving ban and a new law that will treat electronic cigarettes or e-cigs just like tobacco products. The laws take effect July 1st.
The Governor also signed the new state budget that provide a 3.3% increase for the schools. Some supporters are hoping it goes toward teacher pay.
Daugaard says he hopes that the texting ban will help South Dakotans keep their eyes on the road and not on their phones. Sioux Falls will keep it's texting ban in force because it is tougher than the state-wide ban.
State lawmakers will have a quiet time in Pierre when they come back on Monday as the session is really just to consider vetoed bills, and there won't be any to consider.


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SAN FRANCISCO, CA - JUNE 27: A Nexus 7 tablet is shown at the Google Developers Conference as developer Brad McManus tries out the new device on June 27, 2012 in San Francisco, California. The new Nexus 7 is Google's first tablet, utilizing a 7-inch screen, a Tegra 3 quad-core processor, and will launch next month for $199 running on the latest Android Jelly Bean OS. (Photo by Mathew Sumner/Getty Images)
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A country music traditionalist from Texas, Clint Black was one of the first artists to kick-start the mass-market popularity of country in the '90s. Black is also one of the first artists of a generation that was equally inspired by rock-oriented pop -- like '70s singer/songwriters and '60s rock & roll -- as well as country artists like Merle Haggard, Bob Wills, and George Jones. He offered a shiny, marketable version of traditional country and in the process paved the way for a new generation of country artists, particularly Garth Brooks. After Brooks broke through into the pop mainstream, Black's career began to fade somewhat, but he remained one of the most popular and acclaimed vocalists of the '90s.
Black was born in New Jersey but raised in Katy, TX, a suburb of Houston. As a child, he listened to both country and rock & roll, but he didn't begin playing guitar until the age of 13, when he started playing harmonica. Two years later, he began writing songs, as well as performing in his brother Kevin's band, where he played bass and sang. In the early '80s, he began busking on the streets of Katy, eventually working his way into coffeehouses, bars, and nightclubs.
In 1987, Clint met Hayden Nicholas, a guitarist and songwriter who had a home studio. Nicholas and Black began collaborating together, writing songs and recording demos; Nicholas would become the bandleader for Black, playing lead guitar and co-writing a large majority of his hit singles. A tape of their songs made its way to Bill Ham, the manager of ZZ Top. Impressed with the tape, Ham became Black's manager; the singer had a contract with RCA Nashville by the end of 1988.
"A Better Man," Black's first single, was released early in 1989 and it went to number one -- he was the first new male country artist to have a number one hit with his debut single in 15 years. Black was an immediate sensation throughout country music and he played the Grand Ole Opry in April, one month before his debut album, Killin' Time, was released. Killin' Time was an immediate hit, going gold within six months and spawning four other hit singles, including the number ones "Killin' Time," "Nobody's Home," and "Walkin' Away." At the end of 1989, he won the Country Music Association's Horizon Award, as well that organization's Best Male Vocalist Award. He also won Best Album, Best Single, Best Male Vocalist, and Best New Male Vocalist awards from the Academy of Country Music and the NSAI Songwriter/Artist of the Year Award. By the end of 1990, Killin' Time sold over two million copies in America.
Black released his second album, Put Yourself in My Shoes, in 1990. Like the debut, Put Yourself in My Shoes was a major success, spawning four Top Ten hits ("Put Yourself in My Shoes," "One More Payment," and the number ones "Loving Blind" and "Where Are You Now"), selling over two million copies, and peaking at number 18 on the pop charts. Even though it sold well, it didn't receive the same critical acclaim as the debut. Nevertheless, Black was named Best Male Vocalist that same year. Throughout 1990, Black was on tour with Alabama and appearing on television shows across the country. In 1991, several singles from Put Yourself in My Shoes charted and he was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry. On New Year's Eve of 1991, he married the television actress Lisa Hartman.
Black began 1992 in a lawsuit with his manager. Black claimed that his original contract gave Ham too large of a percentage of the singer's royalties and publishing rights. For seven months he was embroiled in the lawsuit, during which he was recording his third album. By the summer, the suit was settled and his new album, The Hard Way, finally was released. The Hard Way received positive reviews and became an immediate hit, peaking at number two on the country charts and crossing over into the pop Top Ten. The first single from the album, "We Tell Ourselves," reached number one that summer. Black began a lengthy world tour in June of 1992 to support The Hard Way.
Although it was a success, The Hard Way wasn't as popular as Black's first two records, selling no more than a million copies. Released in 1993, No Time to Kill, his fourth album, continued the stagnation in his record sales, even though its sales were more than respectable -- the album went platinum and spawned the hit single "When My Ship Comes In." During the fall of 1994, Black released his fifth album, One Emotion, followed a year later by the seasonal effort Looking for Christmas. Nothin' But the Taillights appeared after a two-year hiatus, and in 1999 Black celebrated a decade of recording with D'Lectrified. Several hits collections followed into the new millennium. In 2004, Black returned with Spend My Time, his first batch of new material in over six years, closely followed by Drinkin' Songs & Other Logic in 2005. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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Nov 15 SaturdayRichmond, IN, US Civic Hall Performing Arts Center
Nov 16 SundayElkhart, IN, US Lerner Performing Arts Center
Nov 20 ThursdayStuart, FL, US Lyric Theatre
Nov 21 FridayStuart, FL, US Lyric Theatre
Nov 22 SaturdayClearwater, FL, US Ruth Eckerd Hall
Nov 23 SundayPompano Beach, FL, US Isle Casino
Dec 4 ThursdayFayetteville, AR, US Walton Arts Center
Dec 6 SaturdayNewberry, SC, US Newberry Opera House
Dec 11 ThursdayEffingham, IL, US Effingham Performance Center
Dec 12 FridayGlen Ellyn, IL, US College Of DuPage, McAninch Arts Center
Dec 13 SaturdayFlint, MI, US James H. Whiting Auditorium
Dec 14 SundayManassas, VA, US Merchant Hall, Hylton Performing Arts Center, George Mason University
Feb 28 SaturdayCalgary, AB, Canada Deerfoot Inn & Casino
Mar 11 WednesdayBurnsville, MN, US Ames Center - Proscenium Stage (formerly Burnsville Performing Arts Center - Proscenium Stage)


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Fifteen Red Lion homes were evacuated for a natural gas leak on Tuesday.
Russ Bedell, spokesman for Columbia Gas, said the fire department responded to a call for an odor of gas this afternoon. Originally, only four homes were evacuated.
Crews finishing up sealing the leak on the 600 block of West Broadway. The road is shut down between 1st Avenue and Mill Street.
All homes on the block were evacuated, and the Red Cross has been called in to assist the families.
A few hours later Columbia Gas reported that fire crews had begun to let people back inside their homes.
Columbia told abc27 that there were four leaks in the gas main, and all of them were fully repaired. Authorities are not yet sure of a cause, but they said that the line will eventually be replaced. There is no timeline on when that would happen.
According to Columbia Gas, everyone in the vicinity was safe from harm, and at no time did they detect high gas readings.
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All the synthetic gasoline in the world will not overcome this Asian miracle of efficiency! Face Facts: The American version of a gasoline guzzling car with internal spark ignition engine is the least efficient of all means of canadain viagra transportation! Steel wheel to steel rail transport is a full 400% more fuel efficient, add in the Nuclear/electric energy source and we have a system that beats the American foreign oil in rubber wheeled gasoline engined paradigm by a considerable reach!
Asian pressure on America will not go away! This recession's end marks the beginning of flat out competition for survival with Asian forces! Nuclear development is an absolute factor - Asians build reactors at a rate of ten a year for China alone! We in America simply cannot generate enough bio-mass to equal this force! Grow Hemp, exploit Algae, bio-gas all the sewage you can find! Still, not enough to compete with even one year's energy production in Asian reactors - and they use that power to steal our manufacturing jobs - the very life-source of our nation!
Gasoline production, synthysization, acquisition, is energy folly! America has Solar, Wave, Wind, Hydro, Tidal, Geothermal and Nuclear electricity sources domestically. We must convert from a foreign oil energy based economy to a domestic electric economy , and we must develop all the domestic electricity sources to their fullest.
Some small quantities of domestic oil will always be needed. This is the gap filled by bio-mass/solar fuel production.
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If they get Hydrogen mixed with CO, they could filter the CO out and get pure hydrogen. Make it a hydrogen plant.
I'm sure the invens.nl economics for pure hydrogen would be better than fuel/methanol. no? At this time hydrogen is produced from methane gas, I think.
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This is a dress made from burda 6/2009, dress 101. the pattern is made for knits, but i didnt have knit and i really wanted to make it, so i went a size larger and used linen. it worked out nicely :) i love it with boots!
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Aug 11, 2013, 02.40 AMby Tiffany Phares
I love this in linen-did you line it our just do facings?
Aug 12, 2013, 10.48 PMby juebejue
only the front, pleated panel is lined (i followed their instruction). I liked how this dress looked, but unfortunately couldnt wear it lately due to the lack of stretch and the chub of motherhood ;) so really recommend using stretchy fabric!
Jun 21, 2011, 10.15 PMby peaches2218
Love it! This is really beautiful and super flattering on you!
Mar 5, 2010, 05.17 PMby olya
OMG! You are a genius! I have been wanting to make this dress, but have been putting it off after reading some negative reviews of pleating the knit fabric for it. Your great idea of making it in a woven has freed me to make it asap. Thank you for posting this beautifully made project.
Mar 5, 2010, 07.49 PMby juebejue
hahaha, im glad you like it! let me know when you made yours and posted it! just remember that since linen/cotton doesnt stretch, cut it with a little room horizontally, and then fit it to yourself perfectly!
Feb 16, 2010, 09.37 PMby pennylane1967
I'm wondering if this pattern is available online anywhere…. I'd like to make this!
Feb 17, 2010, 12.45 AMby juebejue
hehe i doubt it! this is fron the burdafashion magazine, you can find that issue on ebay perhaps!
Dec 15, 2009, 08.53 AMby barbaraagatha
Sometimes I find that Burda WOF adds zippers in patterns without any real reason. I recently made a silk tunic (sort of baggy) and it required a zipper to the back. I felt mean, so I tried it without and cut out one full piece for the back: less time, less money. And I don't need to wiggle into it either…
Oct 28, 2009, 02.50 PMby jj1
This look so great, I wish I own this issue.
Sep 16, 2009, 04.41 AMby superhen
Congratulation !!! It looks great !!! I am thinking to do it ….avoiding knit did you insert a zip ? On the side ?
Sep 16, 2009, 05.12 AMby juebejue
yes! the knit version also has a zipper in the back, so just follow that instruction :)
Sep 9, 2009, 12.35 PMby lybu
It looks really great. I thing it is a great idea to use other fabric than knit. I have made this dress too, but in knit and believe me, I do not like it
Sep 9, 2009, 11.53 AMby galatina
this is so flattering – love it!
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Lookin' great! I love it with boots too :). I have recognized the pattern, and I prefer your version to the gray knit BWOF used in the magazine.
Sep 8, 2009, 10.14 AMby sandrasews
Beautiful job, I may have to add to my to do list!
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This dress looks incredible on you. Beautifully done! I've been trying to find a pattern similar to this for ages.
I looked for the pattern on Burda, but couldn't find the reference you used. Could you let me know where to download it?
Thank you!!
Sep 8, 2009, 03.33 AMby juebejue
hehe, thank you! I should have mentioned that they are in burda magazine! so they are not downloadable from online. do you have burda magazine in your area? if not you could try ebay or amazon!
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Oh, my. I love it – it looks really great and seems to be very well made! Great pictures, too. Congrats. :)
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One of the things I often hear when I ask a new user what they want to learn about their computer is, "I want to learn how to download."
Of all the things people can do with their machines, downloading seems to be a concept that's shrouded in mystery. We hear about it all the time, "just go to www.whatever.com and download your copy today." or "I just downloaded an update to my anti-virus software; my machine should be well-protected now."
What exactly do they mean by downloading? How come no one ever explains it? Well, it's one of those concepts that, for the most part, is 90 percent automatic. That's why there isn't much written about it for the end user.
Let me explain. Whenever you visit a Web site, any picture, sound, text, etc., displayed is stored on the computer that hosts it. When you access the Web site, all of that stuff is transferred from their computer down to yours, so it can be displayed. Since this transfer is going from the Web site down to your computer, the data is said to be downloading.
So basically, every time you access a Web site, you are automatically downloading lots of stuff.
The direction the data flows is what makes the difference between downloading and uploading.
Data that comes down from the 'net to your machine is considered downloaded, while data that leaves your computer and goes up to the 'net is considered "uploaded."
When you send your mail, the data goes from your computer, up to the mail server; it's uploaded. When you get your mail, it comes down from the mail server; it's downloaded.
Now, when typical stuff is downloaded from a Web site, it's usually displayed as it is being downloaded (back in the days of dialup, the pictures would seem to slowly form before your eyes).
The confusion about downloading comes from those times when the file you are trying to access is something other than a file that can be displayed as it comes in. In these cases, you have to save the file to disk and then access the file manually.
This isn't as complicated as it may first seem. When you encounter a file like that, typically a "save as" dialogue box opens and the computer wants to know where on your computer you want to save the file. This is logical; the machine needs a place to store it as it comes in. Some browsers will be set up to automatically save things to your Downloads folder while other browsers may have to save things manually. Save it to the desktop or create a folder specifically for it on the hard drive but, regardless of where you save it, you need to note what folder it is being saved in and what the file is named. That way, after the download is complete, you can use navigate to that folder and double-click the newly downloaded file.
The next thing that tends to cause confusion is what happens when you download something that your machine doesn't know how to open - for instance, say you just downloaded a .pdf file but you have no .pdf reader installed on your computer. Then, when you go to open it, the computer displays a message asking you what program to use! This can be very intimidating if you don't understand the message but you know what? The download worked fine! The file did indeed transfer from the internet down to the computer; the computer just doesn't know what to do with it and is relying on you to tell it what program to use. (Not sure what program to use yourself? Here's a hint - take the three letter extension (in this example .pdf) and ask google "what program opens .pdf." Google will then come up with a list of what programs will open your file).
Another area of confusion comes from things that automatically downloaded - things like antivirus or Windows updates are often downloaded in the background so there is usually little (if anything) that you have to do but, since everyone knows how important updates are, people can get stuck trying to figure out how to download things that are already taken care of. The trick there is learning how to verify that automatic downloads worked the way they are supposed to have.
Well, that's downloading in a nutshell, I hope this helps!
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