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Roundup: Thelma Schoonmaker on the perils of digitization
It's obviously a slow day for movie news, but this Atlantic piece about the danger posed to classic cinema by the digital revolution really registered with me. Much column ink has already been spilled on the demise of 35mm in contemporary film -- some of it overly doom-laden -- but less has been said about the effect the digital switchover will have on repertory screenings. Oscar-winning editor Thelma Schoonmaker, who recently found herself unable to obtain a new print of "The Age of Innocence" for a museum screening, is worried, not just about the future availability of older titles, but the preservation of the ones that do get converted: "I saw a digitized version of a film that David Lean made during World War II, and it looked just like a TV commercial that was shot yesterday. It was wrong, the balance was completely off. [Colorists] have no idea what these movies should look like anymore." [The Atlantic]
Solvej Schou on the importance of older female characters in the movies, as reflected in roles played this year by Sally Field, Judi Dench and Helen Mirren. No mention of Emmanuelle Riva? [EW]
Alexandra Marshall talks to Riva, along with Michael Haneke and Jean-Louis Trintignant, about the making of "Amour." [Hollywood Reporter]
Days after the news dropped of GKIDS acquiring "Grave of the Fireflies" for a US re-release, UK company Dresden Pictures has bought the rights for a live-action remake. Hmm. [Screen]
The Wrap team highlight a dozen long-shot contenders that they think deserve some Oscar love. [The Wrap]
Production designer Rick Carter and costume designer Joanna Johnston on fabricating the sombre authenticity of "Lincoln." [Gold Derby]
"Life of Pi" is the latest film to get a SoundWorks Collection study of its aural landscape. [SoundWorks Collection]
Kyle Buchanan and Claude Brodesser-Akner contemplate the rising stock of Best Actor hopeful Bradley Cooper: one of their sources calls him "the next Paul Newman." I like Cooper, but... [Vulture]
Eugene Jarecki, who has to be regarded as one of the frontrunners for Best Documentary Feature, talks about his searing drug-war doc "The House I Live In." [The Guardian]
Charlie Lyne on the thing that also bothered me most about the otherwise admirable "The Sessions": why so coy with the male nudity? [Ultra Culture]
2013 | Thriller | RSummary: Based on the true story of Daniel Lugo (Mark Wahlberg) a Miami bodybuilder who wants to live the American dream. He would like to have the money that other people have. So he enlists the help of fellow bodybuilder Adrian Doorbal (Anthony Mackie) and ex-convict, Christian bodybuilder Paul Doyle (D...Director: Michael Bay
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2008 | Science Fiction | PGSummary: Animated series continues the story of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker as they battle the Emperor Palpatine, Count Dooku and General Grievous, but also takes time to explore other smaller characters in the Star Wars universe.Director: George Lucas (creator)
Cast: Tom Kane, Dee Bradley Baker, Matt Lanter
1997 | Crime | RSummary: Quentin Tarantino adaptats an Elmore Leonard novel into this story of a few increasingly desperate people scraping to get by.Director: Quentin Tarantino
Cast: Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Forster
2013 | Drama | RSummary: Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill have boundless energy in the story of a real-life commodities crook who earned millions through scummy small-time stock trades.Director: Martin Scorsese
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1993 | Sports | PGSummary: Emotionally powerful sports classic featuring Sean Astin as a skinny high school kid with big football dreams and the determination to make his way towards his dream team at Notre Dame.Director: David Anspaugh
Cast: Sean Astin, Jon Favreau, Ned Beatty
2013 | Comedy | NRSummary: Insanely funny comedy show created by Amy Schumer, who stars in brilliantly funny sketches about sex, city living, dating, and friendship.Director: Daniel Powell, Amy Schumer (creators)
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Kimball Art Center unveils expansion plans
Get ready for a new look to Park City's historic Old Main Street, as the Kimball Art Center unveiled plans for a major expansion Monday.
The expansion set to start construction in 2015, pending approval from Park City's planning commission will nearly double the center's existing space, from 15,000 square feet to 30,000 square feet, at the center's home at the corner of Main Street and Heber Avenue.
"It will be a real draw to Main Street, as Park City becomes more and more of a year-round destination" said Robin Marrouche, executive director of Kimball Art Center.
The planned expansion will add more than 9,000 square feet of museum and exhibition space, more space for social gathering and administrative offices, a 4,000-square foot "Children's Interactive Discovery Center," a 3,000-square-foot education studio, and expanded support areas.
Cost of the expansion will be determined after approval from the city, Marrouche said.
The expansion plans were designed by the Danish architectural firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), which was named "Innovator of the Year" for architecture in 2001 by The Wall Street Journal. The local architect on the project is Park City's Elliott Workgroup.
The expansion plays off the old auto garage that became the Kimball Art Center in 1976. The design is a striking gray wedge, lifting skyward at the corner of Main and Heber to reveal a long street-level window into the space inside.
Bjarke Ingels, founding partner of BIG, said in a statement that "the building seems to rise with Main Street and the mountain landscape, while bowing down to match the scale of the existing Kimball."
Ingels added that the upper gallery opens up the roof deck of the former Kimball Bros. garage, creating an outdoor exhibition and event space with the Wasatch Mountains as a backdrop.
The wedge design tops out at 46 feet, smaller than the ambitious 80-foot twisted log-cabin building also designed by Bjarke Ingels Group that Kimball Art Center had been considering in 2012. Kimball officials never submitted that plan to the city, but city planners had voiced opposition to waiving height restrictions in Park City's Old Town.
Craig Elliott, architect for Elliott Workgroup, said in a statement that the wedge design "will be come a jewel within the strand that is Historic Park City."
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Historical Traveler Reviews Devonport House London
Great Weekend Value
We stayed at Devonport House for 3 nights in mid-February 2005. Weekend rates were excellent value and though the hotel itself was not exactly exciting, our room was bright, clean, and spacious with an unusually comfortable bed - all very nice after tramping round exhibitions all day. Set just a bit off the main drag, it has the advantage of being unusually quiet for London while being really well located for the local sights, a range of eating opportunities and transport into Docklands or central London.
Apart from a fiddly arrangement with the TV and a remote which only worked if we werent (remote that is!), facilities in-room were fine and we particularly liked the lockable wardrobe idea for your valuables.
Reception service was brisk and efficient on check-in (though a touch on the `chilly' side) but took a little too long on checking out but they were training a new member of staff.
Being exceptionally lazy, we never took breakfast and there were far too many other options locally for us to bother with the hotel bar/dining, so can't comment on these. If you like Thai, nearby Kum Luang gets a big thumbs up from us!
Overall, an excellent value base for exploring London.
We have just returned from a weekend break staying at Devonport House. The location in Greenwich is perfect with easy access on public transport into London for sightseeing. The hotel was very comfortable and the food was excellent. We could not find any faults at all with the standard of accomodation and friendliness of the staff. We will definitely be returning to this hotel for our next visit to London.
Really enjoyed my relaxing stay here once I found the place ( or rather once I found the entrance, which is not that easy under cover of darkness!).
Everthing was top class- breakfast, rooms, staff.
Great weekend value and I hope to return.
Location, location, location!
Although primarily used as a conference centre, my boyfriend and I spent the weekend at Devonport House to fully explore Greenwich and found it to be a clean, friendly and very pleasant hotel. The rooms are comfortable, well-equiped and decorated to a high standard, much nicer than the usual 'chain hotel' garish carpet and curtain prints! Location-wise, Devonport House cannot be beaten... very close to everything you would want to visit (Greenwich park, Cutty Sark, Maritime museum, observatory, market, shops, restaurants etc.) but noise isn't a concern as when we returned to the hotel late on Saturday night we didn't hear a peep out of the local revellers! (Of which we were two...) My only tip would be to ask for a fan in the room on a hot day as the windows didn't open more than a crack.
Nice place, excellent location but.....
.......there might be a problem.
I tend to judge any Hotel against my favourite Hotel chain, Travel Inn. For easy booking, spacious clean rooms, ease of parking and no mini bar hassle checkout the no frills chain takes some beating.
I used Devonport House when on business in central London and wanted to try it for possible use for a later leisure trip when I would be coming by car with my family.
It is actually a conference centre where you can book their surplus rooms as a hotel. It is situated in the old Seaman's Hospital nurses home next to the old Naval school, adjacent to the centre of Greenwich.
The old building has been well refurbished and the rooms are bright, modern and the one I had was spacious enough with a lovely bathroom. The situation was excellent being yards from the Greenwich Park ( I walked up to the Observatory before breakfast) and within an easy walk to the Docklands light railway which connects to the tube -it took me 35 minutes into Holborn in London. Opposite there is a real ale pub and plenty of restaurants a few yards away. Outside they have parking for 60 cars.
Devonport House was quiet, comfortable, clean well situated. I was particularly impressed with how they has completely modernised the old building and was delighted find free internet access in the coffee room and a proper table and chair to work at in my room.
If I had to pay the rack rate I would be back at the Travel Inn but at �79 including breakfast for one through Active Hotels it passed the Travel Inn test. Had I booked through laterooms the week before I could have got it for �59!
So what of the sourhead who wrote the negative review. Well I looked at the 24 hour conference rates (which is obviously their core business) and they were a little pricey, but it is obviously a smart place and someone has invested a lot of money in it. The breakfast room wasn't large and the tables were mostly (but not exclusively) laid out in rows to accommodate a lot of people who which to talk together as you would get at a conference. The buffet breakfast set up was typical of a 4* hotel, I liked the fact that you could help yourself to the coffee, but I could imagine that if a whole conference of people descended to breakfast at the same time there could be a queue. When I was there it was quite pleasant with people taking their breakfast eat at the tables outside.
So full marks to Devonport House. So what might the problem be ?
Well Shhhh.... don't tell anyone about it or it will get fully booked, the deals through Active Hotels and Laterooms will go and I will have to go back to the Travel Inn.
Loved the devonport
excellent hotel. stayed here august, 2003
only one problem no air conditioning.
Great weekend rates!
We have visited the Devonport House a number of times and found it fantastic value for money at weekends. We have always found the rooms clean, spacious and bright, with good facilities. The staff have been polite and friendly and the breakfast perfectly adequate. It has provided a great base for exploring Greenwich but we have also used it for central London as well. Highly recommended!
Absolutely average for a conference centre
If you want to stay in a conference centre with canteen style breakfast and offhand staff but pay the price of a 4 star hotel (which is what it claims to be on the website), then Devonport House is for you.
Overpriced for the standard of room and service, although the location is good, central in Greenwich and a stone's throw from the park.
A winner in Greenwich!
This gets my vote for best new hotel in 2003! The Devonport opened in January 2003 as a conference center located in the old Naval College in Greenwich. However, it also offers B&B in high quality rooms for as low as �59 per room per night! It's location in Greenwich can't be beat: about three blocks from the light rail (10 minutes to Canary Wharf and 20 to the City) and only a stone's throw (literally) from the Maratime Museum. Greenwich is a tourist magnet by itself and it is very convenient by rail to London Bridge Station( 15 minutes). So I can't recommend highly enough this location (and hotel) as an alternative base for London. Just to round things out I have some downsides: No airconditioning in the otherwise all-mod-cons room can be a disadantage in the summer and the check out is posted as 9am (though I don't think they're tight about it.)
Perfect in every way
the devonport house hotel was perfect from walking through the door,reception was clean and spacious and manned by some very nice polite staff, the rooms were absolutly spotless,with enough space to loose a small country, the breakfast menu was extensive with a wide range of food to satisfy all tastes,polite,helpful waiting staff combined to make a very pleasent atmosphere, the admirals bar was excellent with a wide range of drinks and an even wider range of whiskeys,quiet surroundings and a beer garden in which to wind down after taking in londons vast attractions,so many infact i would not have known where to start if it was not for the help of Tash,the bar maid,whose intimate knowledge of london and underground made for a grade A holiday,highly recommended hotel!!
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Creative Beaded Jewelry celebrates the art of the East with stunning beaded jewelry in many shapes, sizes and materials. Drawing from her years in the Hawaiian islands, longtime jewelry veteran Carolyn Schulz shares great ideas sparked by all things Asian, such as the springy patterns of kimono fabrics, rich red and gleaming black Chinese lacquerware, and antique Asian coins with a touch of patina.
In this book, 33 projects using basic stringing materials (chain, beading wire, memory wire, stretch cord and cotton cord) show how mastering a few simple techniques and combining them with the right beads can result in gorgeous pieces range from strong to subtle. Colorful bracelets embellished with Chinese floral and butterfly motifs, a gold-and-pearl lariat inspired by the fringe of an Indian carpet, and a stunning Shamballa bracelet are just a few of the pieces you'll learn to make.
Detailed instructions and diagrams are easy enough for novices to follow, and beaders at all levels will be inspired by so many easy and inexpensively made pieces, most of which utilize materials that can be found in any craft store. Stunning color photos help your own ideas flow, and prove how simple techniques and materials can yield beautiful results. Put the world on a string with Creative Beaded Jewelry!
Projects include: Exquisite Pearls (stretch cord bracelet)Jade & Onyx Watch (stretch cord bracelet)Flowers and Butterflies (memory wire bracelet) Aqua Lampwork With Silver Tubes (memory wire bracelet)Turquoise & Coral Floating Necklace (beading wire-based necklace)Patina Donut Necklace (cotton cord-based necklace)Amethyst Shamballa Bracelet (cord-based bracelet)Abalone Shell Ensemble (linked bracelet, necklace and earrings)Elephant & Jade Necklace and Earrings (chain and jump ring-based bracelet and earrings)
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""Creative Beaded Jewelry" by Carolyn Schulz explores various ways of designing your own jewelry by using different materials including memory wire, loop and chain, knotted jewelry and more. Each design comes with simple step-by-step instructions along with a list of materials and tools you'll need to recreate the design. [...] Just as I was pondering about taking up a new hobby as I used to love arts and crafts in my younger days, I might just take up jewelry making after all!" --"A Shopaholics Den"
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Head down to Melbourne's Etihad Stadium for the Speedway Grand Prix indoor motor racing spectacle.
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Disappear from city bustle in the Dandenong Ranges, and indulge away in the Yarra Valley.
Combine European coastal living with traditional Aussie charm on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula.
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Travel one of the world's best coastal drives, and see the 12 Apostles along the Great Ocean Road.
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Teeter on The Edge, a switchable glass cube that slides you out from the building's 88th floor for unsurpassed views of Melbourne and far beyond.
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Touch and feel your way through local history; give Phar Lap a nod, explore a rainforest, rest in a rollercoaster car, and discover Koori heritage.
See one of the Southern Hemisphere's most impressive collections of European, Asian, Oceanic and American art at this iconic Melbourne gallery.
When you've exhausted the drinking dens, subterranean restaurants and witty street art of Melbourne's laneways, what else is there to do but go up?
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Watch for waking koalas and peek at a joey in a kangaroo's pouch, meet keepers or observe vets in the animal hospital, all in an Aussie bush setting.
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Evidence and rationale for the World Health Organization recommended standards for Japanese encephalitis surveillance
1 PATH, Seattle, WA, USA
2 World Health Organization (WHO), Geneva, Switzerland
3 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Fort Collins, CO, USA
4 WHO Regional Office for South-East Asia, New Delhi, India
5 WHO Regional Office for Western Pacific, Manila, Philippines
6 University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK
7 Current address: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Fort Collins, CO, USA
8 Current address: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, WA, USA
9 Current address: Washington State Department of Health, WA, USA
BMC Infectious Diseases 2009, 9:214 doi:10.1186/1471-2334-9-214Published: 29 December 2009
Japanese encephalitis (JE) is the most important form of viral encephalitis in Asia. Surveillance for the disease in many countries has been limited. To improve collection of accurate surveillance data in order to increase understanding of the full impact of JE and monitor control programs, World Health Organization (WHO) Recommended Standards for JE Surveillance have been developed. To aid acceptance of the Standards, we describe the process of development, provide the supporting evidence, and explain the rationale for the recommendations made in the document.
A JE Core Working Group was formed in 2002 and worked on development of JE surveillance standards. A series of questions on specific topics was initially developed. A literature review was undertaken and the findings were discussed and documented. The group then prepared a draft document, with emphasis placed on the feasibility of implementation in Asian countries. A field test version of the Standards was published by WHO in January 2006. Feedback was then sought from countries that piloted the Standards and from public health professionals in forums and individual meetings to modify the Standards accordingly.
After revisions, a final version of the JE surveillance standards was published in August 2008. The supporting information is presented here together with explanations of the rationale and levels of evidence for specific recommendations.
Provision of the supporting evidence and rationale should help to facilitate successful implementation of the JE surveillance standards in JE-endemic countries which will in turn enable better understanding of disease burden and the impact of control programs.


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Thursday, October 1, 2015
Slow Fashion October
Carolynn posted about Slow Fashion October today, and though I hadn't heard about this month-long activity, I was immediately engrossed. The principals of slow fashion are something I have pursued on and off for many years, though less recently than I'd like to admit. When I was in high school, I endeavored to create an entirely handmade wardrobe, and succeeded for several years. This was a great way for me to learn the basics of sewing, because what wasn't sewn from scratch was taken apart and reconstructed from thrifted clothing: the ultimate way to learn how clothing is constructed and how pieces go together is to take them apart.
When I went away to college, I remember having a realization that I actually had a rather small wardrobe. Because most of it was made by me, I simply never amassed the bursting closet of clothing many of my friends had. But time went on, and I didn't have time to make or mend, and I discovered how easy it was to buy fast fashion. I still made clothes for myself, but substantially less and less as school became more strenuous. This is pretty well evidenced by my pace of posts here on this blog. I've never stopped loving slow fashion, though. My most prized garments were (and still are, with a few additions) a beautiful wool and alpaca cardigan that my mom hand knit for me over the course of months, and my first fully tailored coat, with its hundreds of hours of construction. The majority of clothes in my closet are pretty dispensable (and disposable), which kind of makes my gut clench a little.
Now that I've settled more into my life post-college, I want to make an effort to return to a handmade, mended, long-term, ethical and thoughtfully purchased wardrobe. I have longterm goals that involve paring down my closet--and my life--substantially, and so these also will be steps in helping me get there. I am very excited also about the community and participatory aspects of this project, as well as the goal-focusing. Personally, my goals are to discover great people who make beautiful things, finish the sweater pictured above, cleanse my closet a bit, and sew up some holes. I also want to dress thoughtfully every day of the month, so I might post some of what I'm wearing from time to time.
Let me know if you are participating so I can follow along on the ride! There is some magic happening on #SlowFashionOctober on Instagram! (Find me there as @addie__marie)
Sunday, August 30, 2015
Sheer Dotted Kimono
Can we talk about how dangerous a Going-Out-Of-Business sale is at a Joann's Fabric store? Because I got caught in one a couple months ago, and HOLY WOW.
I've touched on this before, but guys, I do NOT need more fabric in my life. It's taken years of stashing for me to wake up to this conclusion. And yet, I still waltzed out of the store a few dollars lighter and YARDS and YARDS of fabric heavier.
This pretty dotted chiffon was, you guessed it, one of my purchases at the aforementioned sale. I bought whatever was left on the bolt (most of what I got, I took what was left on the bolt. DANGEROUS), which was a little over a yard. The good thing about this was that I knew exactly what I wanted to make with it, since a lightweight kimono was something my wardrobe was lacking. I based this off of a vintage kimono my mom had given me, making some adjustments to length and sleeve shaping.
All in all, it was a super quick project because it turned out to be all rectangles. The hardest part was dealing with a 100% polyester fabric, and pressing it. I serged all the inside seams and double turned the hems. I'm super pleased with how the seams look in this fabric; the lines with the sheerness just really delight me!
I mean, how great is that? This is a nice piece to throw on over a casual outfit. A good little finishing touch, if you will.
If you're curious, the jeans are an old make, they just happen to fit me for the first time in a long time! My sandals are from Etsy, and they are my favorite purchase of the summer. They're real leather, so they have molded to my feet to create the most perfect fit. I'm a little heartbroken that sandal season is almost over--where did summer go?!
Thursday, August 27, 2015
Handknitting: Chuck Sweater
Two years ago, I started knitting this Chuck sweater (one of Andi Satterlund's patterns). Today, I finally wove in one last end. Good things take time?
I'll confess, I'm not a very diligent hand-knitter. I pick projects up and set them down periodically, as I did with this sweater, which should have been a relatively quick knit. I have completed several projects over the last year or so, but this is the only large hand knitting project I have ever completed in all my years of knitting. That's a big statement! I did finish knitting this sometime over the winter, but didn't finish weaving in the ends. Who has time for that??
I found the pattern to be pretty easy to follow, even though I'd never knit anything that was constructed this way. The only other sweaters I've started were either top-down raglans where everything is connected, or seamed with set-in sleeves. I really love how the shaping on the side of the bodice looks, and the sleeve seams are pretty clean, but I'm not in love with the transition from sweater to neck band. I wish I had seamed that, because it looks a little messy. Other people who have made this don't seem to have this issue, so it must be just me!
A funny thing about this sweater is that from when I started making it to when I finished, I went through a style transition. Now this is style is more on the fringe of my sartorial choices. I'm sure I'll still find opportunities to wear it, but now I know for next time: knit faster!
If you are on Ravelry, add me! Link to the project is here.
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Crackle Print Neoprene Top / Skirt Set
Well hello! I feel particularly Taylor Swift-like in this outfit, which is significantly more Taylor Swift-like than I feel... in any other outfit. What can I say, she knows how to rock a midriff.
I didn't ever think I would be interested in a crop top, to be honest, but something about the proportions is just so summer and just so great. It's such an itty bitty amount of skin, and as summer has progressed, it's grown on me. So I made this little set to jump on the bandwagon.
This is made from a BEAUTIFUL digitally printed neoprene fabric from Mood Fabrics. I am obsessed with how soft and lofty it is. When I ordered it (back in, like, April. Fabric hoarder, guys.), I expected it to be more like actual neoprene for scuba suits, or the stuff Can Koozies are made of, you know, quarter inch thick. (Side note, is it Koozies are the only instance where I'm down with replacing C's with K's for the sake of cleverness. I mean. It's a hug for your drink. It deserves that kind of kitsch.) However, when the fabric arrived, it was this thinner, buttery soft fabric with a beautiful drape. At first, I was a little disappointed, as I had been planning to make something really structured with it. I set it aside, determined to love it because of this amazing print, but didn't know what to make for a very long time.
In the time after it arrived, I periodically poked around to see what other sewists had made with this fabric, checking out the Mood Sewing Network blog (great reference if you aren't sure how a fabric behaves!) and searching on Pinterest. I mostly saw form fitting dresses, and saw that the fabric didn't press well, so lots of seaming didn't suit it. With that in mind, I settled on a fitted top and a fuller skirt, wanting to take full advantage of the fun drape of the fabric.
The top was roughly traced from a cropped tee I already own, just plain and fitted. The skirt I based off of a pleated skirt pattern I made for my senior collection in school, skipping the pockets and zipper and instead adding an elastic waistband.
The finishes turned out really great in this fabric. I faced the neckline, set the skirt waistband in circularly with the elastic caught in the seam, serged all seams, and then blind catchstitched all of the hems. I had aforementioned concerns about pressing, but for the neck and the hems, I put the iron on medium low, steamed the crap out of crease, and then clapped my sleeve roll ham on top and pressed down for about ten seconds. It worked really well! But I didn't even bother to try pressing the armhole seams, as you can see.
Unrelated, but you can see my little balcony garden behind me here! I've had such a fun time adopting this new hobby this year. I have tomato plants, jalepenos, basil, lavendar, mint, kale, some cacti and some succulents. I also grew snap peas and cilantro but they died already (after a small harvest!). Such a rewarding hobby!
Monday, July 13, 2015
Casual Linen Shorts w/ an Accidental Paperbag Waist
Hello and Happy Monday! Hope you had a wonderful weekend full of sunshine! I sure did -- can you tell? This golden sunset helps me look more sunkissed than I really am, but I did spend some time pool- and lake-side this weekend! I also spent plenty of time sewing machine-side.
Here are some linen shorts I made! The pattern was self-made, and I knew I wanted them to be pull-on, so I made them pretty loose. I wanted something super comfy for the heat we are (hopefully) about to have, and this linen is a perfect complement to the fit.
"Somehow" meaning, I wasn't thinking when I topstitched the top edge of the waistband above the drawcord channel. I had set two lines of stitching before I tried them on and realized I was headed for a ruffled mess: the stitching made the top edge stand away from the body like there was a wire in it! I dug around for some elastic, and set that in the waistband below the stitching to help mitigate the disaster, but it was only about 1" high elastic for a 2" waistband. This, of course, does not help prevent the ruffled mess--it just makes for smaller ruffles. In retrospect, I should have gotten wider elastic, picked out the top stitching, and set the elastic at the very top of the waistband. But that would have required patience (and the dreaded seam ripper), and honestly, I have neither! I just wanted to finish these shorts.
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David Tibet's long-running doom-rock project Current 93 is readying a new album called I Am the Last of All the Field That Fell: A Channel, as FACT reports. He'll release it on February 8 during a launch concert at London's Union Chapel. The wider release comes on March 3. The album's set to have an impressive list of collaborators.
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-- David Tibet's long-running doom-rock project Current 93 will celebrate its 25th anniversary May 28-29 with a pair of shows at London's HMV Forum. For these shows, the group's lineup includes Andrew W.K., Matt Sweeney, Baby Dee, James Blackshaw, and porn star Sasha Grey. Openers include Nurse With Wound and Comus.
-- Yeti editor and Pitchfork contributor Mike McGonigal is launching the Social Music Record and Tape Club, a subscription service that will send out 10 records of unreleased music in the next year, plus two mix CDs. Contributors include Grouper's Elizabeth Harris, the Bats, Explode Into Colors, Woven Bones, Ty Segall, and Valet. Subscribe here.
-- On May 11, Important Records will release We Are All One, In the Sun, a tribute compilation dedicated to steel-string guitarist Robbie Basho. Steffen Basho-Junghans, Espers' Meg Baird and Helena Espvall, Fern Knight, and others contribute.
-- The Nelsonville Music Festival comes to Stuart's Opera House in Nelsonville, Ohio May 14-16. This year's lineup includes Loretta Lynn, the Swell Season, Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, Man Man, Detroit Cobras, Drakkar Sauna, Those Darlins, and terrifying outlaw-country badass Billy Joe Shaver. Earlier this year, Shaver was found not guilty after shooting someone in the face outside a bar, so don't look at him funny in the parking lot.
Sasha Grey, Andrew W.K., James Blackshaw Guest on Current 93 Album
By Tom Breihan on May 22, 2009 at 2:10 p.m. EDT
Apocalyptic doom-folk poet David Tibet has rounded up a fascinating, absurd cast of characters for Aleph at Hallucinatory Mountain, the newest album from his long-running project Current 93. The long, twisted list of contributing musicians includes porn star Sasha Grey, party-starter Andrew W.K., 12-string wizard James Blackshaw, singer-songwriter Rickie Lee Jones, and gun-for-hire guitarist Matt Sweeney (Chavez, Zwan, Superwolf), as well as members of Coil, Nurse With Wound, and the Red Krayola. Should be a party! A damaged, wild-eyed, end-times party!
The album is out now on Jnana Records. The weirdly hilarious North American and European covers are above and below, respectively. Also below: the tracklist.
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I didn't have sour cherries, so used sweet ones, cutting down sugar by 1/3 of a cup. Nobody missed the extra sugar, and thought it was great. The crust was very good, kept all the liquid inside and didn't get mussy at the bottom, and easy to make. it's delicious, but sure is a lot of butter! Is there a way to reduce the butter content without loosing taste and consistency? I also cooked 20 minutes less than called for, and the cherries weren't mushy --everyone said they liked it better, so something new to try.flag if inappropriate
The best pie I have ever made! The cherries were from my tree, so that probably made a difference, but this is now my go to recipe!flag if inappropriate
I followed the recipe but the filling was extremely runny such that i couldnt even slice it and had to eat it out of the dish :( anyone able to tell me how to resolve this? do i add more cornstarch?flag if inappropriate
Wonderful recipe! I made the crust in the food processor and it turned out great. Used fresh sour cherries from our tree, probably closer to six cups. I substituted arrowroot for cornstarch in the filling--the cherry juice was a little runny, not at all gelatinous as some cherry pies can be.flag if inappropriate
Fabulous, top to bottom. This is my second summer in a row baking this pie! This time, I let the dough chill in the fridge for 1 hour, which really made a difference in stickiness when it was time to roll it out. We like our pies more tart than sweet, so threw in 6 cups of freshly picked sour cherries to the 1 cup of sugar in the filling. Delicious. I want more now!flag if inappropriate
Good receipe but the vanilla extract overpowered the subtle cherry flavor. Leave out the extract and you have a winner.flag if inappropriate
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This made the most perfect pie, thanks to the comments of jmfreedly. Cook the pie filling on the stove first, adjust the amount of sugar, lemon juice, and most importantly, cornstarch to suit the type of berries you are using (frozen or fresh) and you will end up with a wonderful pie with a perfect consistency. Thanks for your comments, jmfreedly!flag if inappropriate
My mother is the most accomplished cook I know, and has made prize-winning pies. When I made this pie, she said "I think I have some competition", which says volumes about the recipe provided!flag if inappropriate
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A Faribault woman, wielding two knives, chased her longtime boyfriend earlier this week after she learned he cheated on her, according to court documents.
Faribault Police arrested Cynthia Belle Gammiere, 42, at her home on the 600 block on 10th Street Southwest on Tuesday after they were called to the home for a report of a woman chasing a man around with a knife.
According to a criminal complaint filed in Rice County District Court, Gammiere admitted to first threatening her boyfriend's vehicle with a hammer and then finding two knives and chasing him around. She told police she never intended to stab him.
The alleged incident began when Gammiere found out her boyfriend had cheated on her. She told police she had slapped him across the face while in a gas station parking lot and then walked back to her home.
A neighbor told police he heard Gammiere say, "That's right, I'm going to stab you and [expletive] kill you." The witness also said he saw Gammiere chase the man while making poking and slashing motions with the knives, the complaint said.
Gammiere is charged with second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon, a felony that carries a maximum penalty of seven years in prison and a $14,000 fine. She is also charged with two counts of domestic assault, both misdemeanors.
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Er, it was already explained in detail in Mr. Scott's Guide to the Enterprise back in the 80's. That's where Abrams' people got it from, as I pointed out on the last page:
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...in this new technology, a coil of diburnium-osmium alloy [a substance created by the lost Kalandan race; discovered on Stardate 5979.2 by the Enterprise crew and recorded by Mr. Spock] was placed within a reinforced titanium/transparent aluminum mount, scanned at the subatomic level, then replicated and prjected as energy at an adjustable point beyond the vessel's outer hull. This energy layer, acting as a solid, in effect became another layer of metal on the ship's exterior. Insulated from the true hull by a small space, the invisible shield was designed to replenish it's "molecular" structure continually for as long as souce energy was available.
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Hello, I am an Android programmer looking for someone to help me convert an app to iOS. This is a fairly simple and straight forward app. This posting is for the conversion of one of my apps to iOS, however I have several that I will need remade. Below is a link to the Android version of the app:
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