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Discount retailer Fred's Inc. said Thursday its May revenue at stores open at least a year fell 0.5 percent, as unusually cool weather continued to reduce demand for summer items.
The drop was smaller than Wall Street expected.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected a revenue decrease of 0.8 percent.
The metric is a key measure of a retailer's health, because it excludes revenue at stores that recently opened or closed.
Total sales for the four-week period ended June 1 increased 0.2 percent to $152.4 million from $152.1 million a year ago.
CEO Bruce Efird said unseasonal cool and wet weather in May continued to reduce sales of lawn and garden items, summer toys and other seasonal merchandise.
Sales at the Memphis-based company's pharmacy department also were hurt by the continued shift toward generic drugs, he said.
For the first four months of the year, revenue at stores open at least a year fell 1.1 percent, while total sales increased 0.2 percent to $653.9 million.
Fred's operates 715 stores, including 21 franchised stores, in the southeastern U.S.
The value of the pension fund that pays benefits to Shelby County retirees is back up to a high not seen since 2007.
The portfolio size of the county's retirement defined benefit plan stood at $1.02 billion in April. The last time the value was higher than that was in December 2007.
Also, the fund for each of the first four months of 2013 has surpassed the monthly values for each of the first four months of 2012.
A retirement fund official said the recent highs in the stock market partly explain the fund's recent performance.
A large apartment community on Mud Island has sold for $43.6 million. Riverset, a 500-unit apartment community constructed in 1988 and 1990, sold on May 31 for $43.6 million, or $87,200 per unit.
Blake Pera and Tommy Bronson III with CB Richard Ellis' Memphis multifamily division represented the seller, Auction Street Associates LP, in the sale to TMF II Riverset LLC.
The property offers a wide range of amenities, including five pools, three tennis courts, a putting green and a racquetball court.
"Opportunities to acquire quality product downtown are rare, and Riverset was very well received by buyers recognizing the property's truly special location and available upside," said Pera, executive vice president with CBRE.
The countywide school board meets in special session Tuesday, June 11, to consider another slate of policies for the consolidated school district.
The slate includes recommendations from a board committee on the policies for cell phones and corporal punishment.
The committee this week recommended the school system go with a cell phone policy that permits students to have cell phones on campus as long as they are off and stored in lockers or other places approved by school administrators. The policy closely resembles Shelby County Schools policy. Memphis City Schools policy banned the phones from campuses whether they were on or off.
The committee recommendation on corporal punishment mirrors the outright ban on the punishment that Memphis City Schools adopted more than a decade ago.
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell 11,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 346,000, a level consistent with steady job growth.
The Labor Department said Thursday that applications dropped from 357,000 the previous week, which was revised up from an initially reported 354,000. The less volatile four-week average rose 4,500 to 352,500.
Weekly applications are a proxy for layoffs. They have fallen 7 percent in the past six months and hit a five-year low of 338,000 in early May.
Still, layoffs are only half of an improving jobs picture. The other is hiring, and companies have been reluctant to rapidly create many more jobs.
On Friday, the government reports on May employment. Economists expect it will show that employers added 170,000 jobs last month. The unemployment rate is expected to remain a four-year low of 7.5 percent.
Economists were encouraged by the figures, which come after several tepid economic reports earlier this week.
More than 4.6 million Americans received unemployment benefits in the week ended May 18, the latest data available. That's about 68,000 more than the previous week. The number of people receiving benefits briefly topped 11 million in 2010, the highest on record.
The Memphis City Council approved on the first of three readings Tuesday, June 4, an ordinance proposed by council member Lee Harris that would exempt Memphis vehicle owners from auto inspections when city funding for the emissions testing runs out at the start of the new fiscal year.
And the council approved on third and final reading another ordinance by Harris that updates a set of 20 regulations affecting bicyclists and pedestrians. It raises the fine for parking or driving a car on a sidewalk to $50.
A day after the Shelby County Commission transferred 9.5 acres of land in Cordova for Penny's Fastbreak Courts, a children's basketball complex bearing the name of former NBA and University of Memphis basketball star Penny Hardaway, the council transferred and appropriated $150,000 for architect engineering of the complex that had already been budgeted by the city. The $14 million complex is halfway to its goal of raising private funds that are the rest of the funding.
The council also delayed for a month action on a set of three ordinances sponsored by council member Kemp Conrad that bans pension double dipping and make other civil service reforms. Conrad is awaiting legal opinions from City Council attorney Allan Wade before he moves the items to third and final reading.
And the council approved its $3 million share of the $9 million replacement of the Raleigh-Millington Road Bridge over the Loosahatchie River. Another $5 million comes from state funding.
SunTrust Banks Inc. is adding Operation HOPE financial counselors to select branches in Atlanta and Memphis as part of its ongoing efforts to promote financial well-being.
The company also will make a $1 million cash and in-kind contribution to fund the HOPE Inside program, beginning this fall with a pilot branch in each city.
Since its inception in 1992, Operation HOPE, a global nonprofit focused on financial dignity, has empowered more than 2 million individuals and directed more than $1.5 billion in private capital to low-wealth communities in the U.S.
Of 418 employees who were eligible to participate in BancorpSouth Inc.'s voluntary early retirement program, which was offered to some employees as a part of the bank's efforts to improve efficiency and operating performance, 227 have accepted the offer.
The bank announced the results Tuesday, June 4.
Once it's fully phased in, the early retirement program will result in pre-tax savings of about $9 million for the bank.
The Urban Land Institute will host a "Shifting Suburbs" program in Memphis.
The program, which is one of two national ULI events held in Memphis, will explore suburban infrastructure opportunities and challenges.
The June 13 event begins at 8:30 a.m. at Ducks Unlimited National Headquarters.
The event will spotlight how public and private sector stakeholders are working together to build and retrofit suburban place, and how infrastructure can be transformed and leveraged to support compact development. It will also tackle how local governments and regional coalitions can position themselves for compact growth. In addition, speakers and attendees will discuss what funding, financing and regulatory sources and tools are being used or are needed.
U.S. worker productivity grew a modest amount from January through March after having declined in the previous quarter. Weak productivity growth could boost hiring if consumers and businesses spend more.
Productivity rose at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 0.5 percent in the first quarter, following a 1.7 percent decline in the October to December period, the Labor Department said Wednesday.
The first quarter performance was revised down slightly from an initial estimate of a 0.7 percent first quarter increase. The revision reflected the fact that the government lowered its estimate of overall economic output in the first quarter from a rate of 2.5 percent down to 2.4 percent. Productivity is the amount of output per hour of work.
Labor costs actually fell in the January to March quarter, dropping at an annual rate of 4.3 percent after having surged at an 11.8 percent rate in the fourth quarter.
The trend in productivity has been fairly weak in recent years. For all of 2012, productivity rose just 0.7 percent, after an even smaller 0.6 percent rise in 2011.
U.S. service firms grew at a faster pace in May, driven by a jump in new orders. But a measure of hiring showed companies added fewer jobs.
The Institute for Supply Management said Wednesday that its index of service-sector growth rose to 53.7 from 53.1 in April. Any reading above 50 indicates expansion. Last month's figure is below the 12-month average of 54.4.
A measure of employment fell to 50.1 from 52, the lowest since last July. Service firms have been the main source of job gains in the past several months. Manufacturers have cut back sharply on hiring this year.
The new orders index rose last month, and a gauge of sales also increased.
Pierre Ellis, an economist at Decision Economics, said the slowdown in hiring could mean that "managers are not too confident that the business improvement will last." Still, hiring may rebound if sales and orders remain healthy, Ellis added.
The survey measures growth at businesses that employ about 90 percent of the U.S. workforce, ranging from construction companies and health care firms to retail businesses and restaurants.
U.S. home prices soared 12.1 percent in April from a year earlier, the biggest gain since February 2006, as more buyers competed for fewer homes.
Real estate data provider CoreLogic says prices rose in April from the previous April in 48 states. Prices also rose 3.2 percent in April from March, much better than the previous month-to-month gain of 1.9 percent.
Prices in Nevada jumped 24.6 percent from a year earlier, the most among the states. California's gain was next at 19.4 percent, followed by Arizona's 17.3 percent, Hawaii's 17 percent and Oregon's 15.5 percent.
More people are looking to purchase homes. But the number of homes for sale is 14 percent lower than it was a year ago. The supply shortage has contributed to the price increases.
Rising home prices can help sustain the housing recovery. They encourage more homeowners to sell. And they spur would-be homeowners to buy before prices increase further.
Sandy Smith has joined Doug Carpenter & Associates, an advertising, PR and consulting firm.
She's in the newly created position of workflow manager. As such, she'll be responsible for the internal flow of work throughout the agency and will help the account management director in the day-to-day management of accounts.
Smith most recently was a senior specialist of brand management at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Shelby County Commissioners approved Monday, June 3, the transfer of nearly 10 acres of land in Cordova on the west side of Herbert Road at Fischer Steel Road to Gameday Health Kids Foundation as the location of "Penny's Fast Break Courts Sports Facility" – the children's basketball site named for NBA and University of Memphis basketball star Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway.
In other action, the commission approved $5.9 million in state transportation grant money to go toward the $9 million replacement of the Raleigh-Millington Road Bridge over the Loosahatchie River in North Shelby County.
The bridge replacement contract with Ford Construction Co. includes $2.9 million in city of Memphis funding the Memphis City Council was to vote on Tuesday in addition to $559,929 in county capital funding.
The commission also approved second reading of a set of three ordinances that would delay the start date of new seismic requirements for residential and existing buildings form July 1 to the end of 2013.
Several members of the West Tennessee Structural Engineers group spoke against a delay while Greater Memphis Chamber leaders urged the commission to approve the later effective date because of its expected impact on construction projects.
And the commission approved new memorandums of understanding with the cities of Millington and Arlington for Shelby County to provide emergency dispatching services for them.
Porter-Leath, whose mission is to help struggling children and families, is extending its reach into the community by opening a satellite location at Hickory Ridge Mall Towne Centre Community Services Plaza.
Porter-Leath will host an open house at the new location Wednesday, June 5, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
"This partnership will allow Porter-Leath to reach underserved individual in a community that is seeing a vast increase in number of youth and senior citizens," said Sean Lee, president of Porter-Leath.
A representative from Porter-Leath will be on hand varying days Monday through Saturday.
Tennessee has pushed back the deadline for submitting proposals for leasing 100,000 square feet of office space to the state to July 2. The original deadline for proposals was May 16, which was then moved to June 3 and finally to July 2.
The state announced the change in dates on the fifth amendment for requests for proposals for the office space. The newest request for proposals says the state would post notice of winning bidders Aug. 19.
The state, following a local consultant's recommendation, said it would vacate the Hill Building in Civic Center Plaza. Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam said the roughly 900 workers there would be relocated Downtown.
The state's search for 100,000 square feet of space is happening just as Pinnacle Airlines is vacating roughly 170,000 square feet at One Commerce Square.
An economic forecast says the country's expected "Great Recovery" hasn't materialized and the economy's fallen short of even normal growth.
The Los Angeles Times reports the gloomy picture appears in the quarterly UCLA Anderson Forecast released Wednesday.
It says that real gross domestic product growth – the inflation-adjusted value of goods and services produced – is well below the 3 percent growth trend of past recoveries. The forecast says the country isn't creating enough good jobs.
However, the forecast also says a housing market recovery should boost the GDP over the next two years and bring down unemployment, falling to 6.9 percent next year.
Orion Federal Credit Union has named Stuart Harrington as its new general counsel.
Harrington, who was hired in 2010 to manage the credit union's increased regulatory needs, is responsible for ensuring that Orion's compliance program adheres to applicable procedures, laws, and regulations.
He is also responsible for researching federal and state lending regulations and assisting outside audits and examinations. In addition to compliance and legal matters, Harrington will oversee the human resources, fraud prevention, vendor management/strategic projects and facilities departments.
The final public meeting in an economic development and environmental study of the proposed Tennessee 385/Interstate 269 corridor is scheduled for June 13 at 5:30 p.m. at Baker Community Center, 7942 Church Street, in Millington.
The hearing by the Memphis and Shelby County Office of Sustainability is to identify economic development opportunities and environmental issues specifically along a one-mile offset of the corridor that is in the Millington-North Shelby County area. At the hearing, there will be a presentation on both the opportunities and the issues.
Three startups from Memphis will have a presence at Southland, Launch Tennessee's new conference highlighting Southern culture and technology that will be held in Nashville June 12-13.
The three are Kufikia, Screwpulp and Everly. Screwpulp is a book publishing startup, while Everly makes drink flavor packets and Kufikia is a code school for programmers.
Companies participating in the conference will vie for a $10,000 prize and the opportunity to be recognized as "Southland's Most Innovative Startup." Companies attending the event also will get to network with top venture capitalists and angel investors from Silicon Valley, the East Coast and the South.
Spending on U.S. construction projects rose in April despite weakness in residential projects and government spending. Construction spending rose 0.4 percent in April, compared with March, when spending fell a revised 0.8 percent, the Commerce Department reported Monday.
Construction activity has been volatile in recent months, falling by a record 4 percent in January, but rising in February only to drop in March.
Construction spending stood at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $860.8 billion in April, 4.3 percent higher than a year ago.
In April, private residential construction edged down a slight 0.1 percent, reflecting a drop in renovation. Spending on both new single-family homes and apartments increased.
Nonresidential projects rose 2.2 percent in April but spending on government projects fell 1.2 percent.
The small dip in private residential activity was likely to be temporary given all the indications of a strong rebound in housing over the past year. The April level of residential activity at annual rate of $301.9 billion represented an 18.8 percent increase from a year ago, the biggest gain of any major category.
Three new clothing stores are opening simultaneously in the Cooper-Young neighborhood: Addison, Wish and Langford Market. A grand opening ceremony was scheduled for Saturday, June 1.
Langford Market, at 2155 Central Ave., offers "carefully chosen, classically feminine clothing, accessories and gifts." Wish, at 2157 Central Ave., describes itself as providing "whimsical and eclectic looks" for "style-savvy, price-conscious shoppers." And Addison, at 2153 Central Ave., provides a wide range of clothing and artisan handmade jewelry to "mature and sophisticated" shoppers.
A measure of U.S. manufacturing fell in May to its lowest level since June 2009 as slumping overseas economies and weak business spending reduced new orders and production.
The Institute for Supply Management said Monday that its index of manufacturing activity fell to 49 last month from 50.7 in April. That's the lowest level in nearly four years and the first time the index has dipped below 50 since November. A reading under 50 indicates contraction.
The ISM index had sunk during the recession to a low of 33.1 in December 2008. Since the recession ended in June 2009, it peaked at 59.6 in February 2011.
Monday's report showed that a gauge of new orders fell to 48.8, the lowest in nearly a year. Production dropped to its lowest point since May 2009, and employment dipped.
Manufacturing has struggled this year as weak economies abroad have slowed U.S. exports. U.S. businesses have also reduced their pace of investment in areas such as equipment and computer software. At the same time, consumers are holding back on spending more for factory-made goods, possibly a result of higher Social Security taxes.
Wild Abundance Publishing, the publishing division of ArtsMemphis, was awarded a silver medal from the Independent Publisher Book Awards for its most recent book, "A Million Wings."
The collection of essays and photographs features a dozen private duck clubs along the Mississippi Flyway in a coffee table-sized book format.
The award was presented Wednesday, May 29, during the Independent Publisher Book Awards banquet in New York. More than 5,200 publications were nominated for national IPPY Awards.
"A Million Wings" author Susan Schadt, who also is president and CEO of ArtsMemphis, says the publishing arm of the nonprofit organization helps fund "our city's wonderful and ever-growing arts community."
Evolve Bank & Trust has added a new product to its list of offerings for customers – coffee.
The bank has partnered with J. Brooks Coffee Roasters, a local company with a top-notch roast master. "We started this partnership," the bank tells shareholders in its latest update letter, "because everything about Evolve – our people, our products, our branches – is about the experience. We will be serving the coffee in our local branches and making it available to our offices nationwide."
The idea has been brewing, no pun intended, for a few years. The bank explains more on a dedicated website for the initiative, www.getevolved.com/coffee, saying that if there's one thing bankers know besides finances, it's coffee.
"For most of us, we've spent our entire careers drinking cups of mediocre office coffee while we knew something better was out there," the bank writes on the website. "Then it hit us, why couldn't that 'better' be brought inside?"
In other Evolve news, the bank's first quarter income before taxes was nearly $1.3 million, up 163.8 percent from the same period in 2012. The bank also increased loan loss reserve by 86.2 percent.
A measure of U.S. consumer confidence jumped to its highest level in almost six years in May, lifted by rising home prices and record stock market gains. Greater confidence could help revive spending in coming months.
The University of Michigan said Friday, May 31, that its consumer sentiment index rose to 84.5 in May, up from 76.4 in April and the highest since July 2007.
A better job market contributed to the rise in consumer optimism. And for the first time in five years, more consumers said their finances had improved rather than worsened.
Households with income above $80,000 reported the biggest gain in confidence. That's likely due to the disproportionate benefit upper-income households receive from stock price gains. But confidence improved for all groups.
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
I Defeated the Background Dress of Doom!
As you can see, I figured out the link buttons - thanks to all of your suggestions!
I waxed the thread and ironed it. And then set up a little rig on my tailors ham to keep the tension between the buttons.
I also made the accompanying scarf in a silk chiffon - pale blue with white polka dots.
I tried all of the scarf tricks from the pattern envelope. This was my favorite:
And this one made me feel ridiculous. The model in the book wears it this way. Alas, it is not for me.
Here it is with the collar turned down. Sporty!
I also tried a sweater guard.
The bound buttonholes came out very nicely.
And they look just as good on the inside, if I do say so myself. (And I know, I totally owe you guys a video tutorial on this. Coming, I promise!)
I got the belt made from Pat's Custom Buttons and Belts. I love Pat!
Another VoNBBS project complete! Eight down, six to go . . . Thanks for all the moral support on this one, readers.
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FINALLY! I kept hunting your blog for this dress and it was worth all the effort you put in!ReplyDelete
And it looks fantastic!!! I think well worth the effort, but then again, I didn't have to make it! Well donexxxxReplyDelete
Wow! I love it and you did such a great job sewing. . . and wearing! The fabric looks yummy and I agree totally on your choice of scarf styles. The belt is awesome as well and I'll have to check out Pat's for myself. Thanks for the heads up!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 7:09 AM
Gertie, this is absolutely stunning! You did a great job, and the colour is perfect on you. Well done!ReplyDelete
Well done, Gertie! The dress turned out way better than I imagined it. The shape really flatters you, and the color is just perfect for you (as you once said - your neutral). Bravo!ReplyDelete
Bravo!!!! Great dress - terrific color on you. And I know you did not like the one look with the scarf, but I think it looks fab - I'd do it like that in a wink but a)I'm older than you are and b) I'm a "scarf and pin" person.ReplyDelete
I looks so beautiful on you! Great job, and I LOVE the color!!!ReplyDelete
Well done! What a fabulous dress, looks great on you!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 7:36 AM
Great job! It looks fabulous, and so do you.ReplyDelete
Well done G.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous Gertie!ReplyDelete
Looks great! You should be super proud of this. Nice colour too.ReplyDelete
It looks amazing, no wonder you are smiling so much!ReplyDelete
BTW I did mention your blog in a post yesterday, hope you don't mind.
Gorgeous Gertie. The colour is really good for you, you look stunning!ReplyDelete
Glorious. And an excellent colour on you, too.ReplyDelete
wow that dress is amazing! it looks so great on you, and what a color!ReplyDelete
Looks great and I'll echo that the color is very flattering and elegant. Wonderful job!ReplyDelete
Oh, so pretty, Gertie! You've outdone yourself with this one, it's look fab.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 8:14 AM
Hooray! I absolutely love this dress on you. The shape and the colour are great for you, and the scarf gives it lots of options. The long sleeves make it more formal - great for an evening out or a meeting too.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! It looks lovely on you : )ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 8:35 AM
Well done, G. You did a great job, I love the color of the fabric and all the details, and you know how to rock a sweater guard! On me they just look ridiculous.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 8:36 AM
Well done, G. You did a great job, I love the color of the fabric and all the details, and you know how to rock a sweater guard! On me they just look ridiculous.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 8:46 AM
Yea! Doom my eye! This is my favorite one yet. The purple is the perfect color on you and its silhouette is so flattering. I'm glad you persevered.ReplyDelete
That is one seriously great dress. Awesome fit and I just love that collar. I think it looks really amazing in it's own right, and that it will also shine with accesories.ReplyDelete
Beautiful! What a great color for you, too!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 8:51 AM
This is gorgeous! And looks fabulous on you. I want the video on bound buttonholes, including how you finish them from the back. Do you make bound buttonholes on both the front and the facing? How on earth do you get them to line up? Inquiring minds want to know! I got the Dritz bound buttonholer and have been showing off my one-sided buttonholes, but now I really want to make a jacket that features them. -- San Antonio SueReplyDelete
- NicolaMay 12, 2010 at 8:59 AM
Doom? I don't think so! It looks fantastic, and fantastic on you. And now you're done with it, and more than halfway done with all the dresses in the book. Yay!ReplyDelete
Ahhh...........sweet victory! It looks fantastic. Good job! You didn't comment on the making of the scarf was it difficult?ReplyDelete
Absolutely gorgeous dress!ReplyDelete
It looks awesome, excellent job!!!ReplyDelete
This turned out SO GOOD!! Beautiful dress and I love all of the fun options with the scarf and collar.ReplyDelete
You look amazing. Love the color!ReplyDelete
My vote's for changing the name from "the background dress of doom" to "the background dress of delight"! Fantastic job Gertie. You continue to be a fabulous inspiration to all my vintage sewing endeavours. xoReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 10:41 AM
Absolutely smashing, G. And as others have said, this is a marvelous color for you!ReplyDelete
It looks wonderful! I'm so glad you were able to vanquish the beast! I love the color. :-DReplyDelete
It's beautiful! And the colour looks so great on you.ReplyDelete
love it!ReplyDelete
it turned out great!
great color and style! you are inspiringReplyDelete
great job, you are inspiring!ReplyDelete
YAY Gertie! The purple looks marvellous on you. I like the button holes... very spesh! Monique xxReplyDelete
Fabulous dress, beautifully made. The shape and colour suit you so well. This dress will take you anywhere - you're always going to look perfectly dressed in it!ReplyDelete
I have to admit I'm surprised by how good the dress looks on you! Victorious! And, I second (or third or whatever) the colour choice! The details are also very delicate and neat. Perfectly bound buttonholes (can't wait for the tutorial). I hope you're celebrating, and that the finalization releases energy to go on with new VoNBBS-projects!ReplyDelete
You did a masterful job Gertie! And the shoes are perfect!ReplyDelete
This turned out cute! I looove the sweater guard look!ReplyDelete
It's gorgeous! I hope it was worth all the aggravation.ReplyDelete
Fantastic dress, so flattering!! Yay for Gertie! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 1:03 PM
beautifully done! the dress looks phenomenal.ReplyDelete
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Fab fab fab!!! It looks great! You must be so happy to have slayed this lion!ReplyDelete
Its beautiful and perfect! Well worth all the work!ReplyDelete
*applauds* Well done, Gertie!ReplyDelete
Love the dress! Especially the buttonhole detail and its variations. I want one too!ReplyDelete
you are such a total babe. This blog proves to me regularly that you can not just "go gay".ReplyDelete
I have actually overdosed on this shade of purple (since I dyed my hair that shade, had a handbag of the same color etc etc) but actually still really like this, especially due to the button detail and nude shoes! also no matter how much I've od'ed on this color, I always come back because it is so damned flattering to brunettes.
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 2:56 PM
Yay, congrats! I love it with the scarf!ReplyDelete
I would love to see it with a more substantial sized and more colorful scarf! I think that your trial with it didn't work because the scarf in the photo is actually larger than the pattern for styling purposes. How about a ruby red scarf next time?
So glad to finally see another VNBOBS project from you.ReplyDelete
Lovely dress. I like the scarf through the buttonhole thing! Love the belt, but hope it's not the only one you'll try.
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 5:25 PM
defeat doesn't seem a strong enough word for this achievement... it looks fantastic, really good shape and colour - enjoy itReplyDelete
- SilviaMay 12, 2010 at 5:55 PM
Fantastic work. Great finishes. You are really talented.ReplyDelete
- Bethany RoseMay 12, 2010 at 6:16 PM
This dress is so gorgeous, I am officially on a hunt to find it! Thank you so much for your blog, it has inspired me, not only to start sewing, but to start sewing well!ReplyDelete
Looks excellent! You showed that dress who's the boss and the results are splendid. I love it with the scarf tied in a bow, gorgeous!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 7:18 PM
ooooh! this is just devine! I'm not a purple girl, but I LOVE this on you. It really works! Beautiful bound button holes and so many intricate features. You call this the background dress, yet it is very easy for this fabric and style to look ill-fitting and poorly constructed, not a background dress for all the worng reasons, BUT YOURS IS PERFECT!!!ReplyDelete
I do like the scarf, but writing this I've been thinking Glee, and a cotton sateen or raw silk large white bow. It might hide your incredible buttons, but could look a treat with light coloured shoes (or an ivory scarf with the shoes you were looking at!)
- AnonymousMay 12, 2010 at 7:20 PM
oops! they are they ivory/tan shoes - aren't they!ReplyDelete
The dress looks lovely! I love the color and the adjustments you made to modernize it. I'm wondering if you would perhaps do a post on the general things you learned from this project. I know you've got a new bound buttonhole post and a scarf post in mind, and I know that a big part of the difficulty was in the fitting, but I'm wondering if there were other things that you got from doing this project, or some way to sort of summarize...ReplyDelete
Either way, the pictures are wonderful and I love how the dress has customization built right in! That double knit hangs beautifully but has a wonderful body to it, too. Way to finish it well!
This dress is sensational! Please do show us how to do those lovely buttonholes! And thanks for continuing to inspire me in my sewing efforts. :) MissyReplyDelete
Oh, so lovely! Congratulations! Not only did you TRIUMPH over a project of doom, you now have a lovely dress! Can I use more exclamation marks?! I think I could!!ReplyDelete
that color looks fabulous on you.ReplyDelete
SO excited to see this- just gorgeous! I absolutely love it- there is something so unusual, special, one-of-a-kind about it- I know that can be said about so many of the things you make, but I don't know how else to express it. You must be so elated to have it finished!ReplyDelete
That dress is gorgeous! I love the way it turned out in that fabric. It looks so versatile to dress up or down. I can see why it is billed as the perfect background to dress up however you want. The end result definitely looks worth the effort.ReplyDelete
I love everything about this dress! It fits nicely, the color is awesome, and it is sexy but not revealing. Love love love.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 13, 2010 at 12:07 AM
Oh, Gertie!! It's so beautiful and looks amazing on you! I love the scarf, too. It's all so lovely!ReplyDelete
It's gorgeous, but why is it called a "background dress"?ReplyDelete
Wow, I love this on you! I've been trying to find this pattern, no luck. It's out of copyright, correct? Any chance of buying copies from you?ReplyDelete
Looks FABULOUS!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 13, 2010 at 11:25 AM
Looks amazing on you! Congrats. Good work.ReplyDelete
Brava! Beautifully executed down to the very tiny details.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! It looks amazing.ReplyDelete
That is the greatest looking dress!ReplyDelete
Be proud of yourself!
Love, love, love that dress. The buttons are awesome. It's a stunning dress!ReplyDelete
I was just looking back at this dress and thinking how very good it looks. Do you wear it much? It would be interesting to know how much you actually wear the VoNBBS items you've made.ReplyDelete
your dress is beyond beautiful, but what has caught my eye even more are the paintings behind you. that little girl holding the music horn thingie, who's the painter? :OOOOO I'm in <3ReplyDelete
I'm a fan! =DReplyDelete


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Boozer Royal[edit]
This man right here [1], holding a beer can or any other alcoholic drink.--User:Sinner George/sig 22:51, October 5, 2012 (UTC)
Is that good?--User:Snippy/sig 23:55, October 5, 2012 (UTC)
- I wanted the beer to be more obvious, but I love those hidden bottles. You are quick, man, thanks!--User:Sinner George/sig 00:05, October 6, 2012 (UTC)
I'd also want a picture of a drunk George III. Sorry for not asking this yesterday.--User:Sinner George/sig 10:44, October 6, 2012 (UTC)
HowTo:Drive Your Car Out of A Lake[edit]
Wanted: Picture of a diver entering a sunken car, and a car or SUV driving along the bottom of a lake underwater, complete with mud and weeds. -- Simsilikesims(♀UN) Talk here. 20:07, October 3, 2012 (UTC)
It was aliens[edit]
Could you Simpsonize a photo of Giorgio Tsoukalos? I would also like him to be replaced with Professor Frink. With Tsoukalos' hair due. -- Sir Kip > Talk • Works • Contribs • ♫ • 15:56, Sep. 18, 2012
Antique map[edit]
I was wanting a parody version of the below map. Basically the idea is to resemble this map, but to screw with elements to look like terrible events in history like wars, death, inquisitions, etc. Also change the top to state "uncyclopedia historia mundi et populi" but with v in the place of u and Latin looking lettering. User:PuppyOnTheRadio/sig3
- Never mind. I have another idea. User:PuppyOnTheRadio/sig3
I'm looking for some ideas on stuff I might add for the Jediism page. I have "some" skill with making graphics, but I can't say that I have enough imagination right now to come up with some things which might be funny enough to put on the page. So far, I'm just above "lame" on the lone image I have, not quite stupid, and I really, really need something funny. At least an idea that I can run with. --JediGanesh (talk) 09:22, August 12, 2012 (UTC)
- Do you have actual photo links I can go to, to fulfil your request? | King Joseph® | Contact Goa Tse Clan Priest | Goa Tse Clan Sign Up | | 11:50, September 11, 2012 (UTC)
Can someone reupload this in SVG format? ~ User:Qzekrom/sig7 20:07, August 4, 2012 (UTC)
- How 'bout this? User:Ratfactor/sig 04:43, August 17, 2012 (UTC)
New Flag Icon[edit]
Can someone reupload Icons-flag-oly.png so it has the same 3-D texture as the other flag icons (ex. )? ~ User:Qzekrom/sig7 20:35, July 28, 2012 (UTC)
Kangaroos, Kangaroos, and more Roos![edit]
So, here is the base picture. This is the emblem of the Australian high court. I need someone to change it so that the ostrich is removed and instead replaced with a man who is being kicked by that kangaroo. If this is not possible, option 2 is to just change that ostrich into a mirror version of that kangaroo. Thanks. --User:Oliphaunte/sig2 03:34, July 21, 2012 (UTC)
- I know the man is a little cartoony, I ran him through several filters to make him match the art style a little better though, but the problem is trying to find a good source image to steal in the first place; there aren't many images out there of dudes getting kicked for some reason. Anyway, I hope it is good enough, if not, I can maybe fix it some more if you have something specific in mind.◄► UnUnUn ium ◄► 06:23, July 22, 2012 (UTC)
- Thanks, that should be good enough for now. --User:Oliphaunte/sig2 22:16, July 23, 2012 (UTC)
UnBooks:Fifty Shades of Gay[edit]
Much appreciated. --User:Scofield/sig2 14:51, July 20, 2012 (UTC)
- No problemo. Let me know if you need any changes. ~ButtButterson (speak) Jul 20, '12 3:19pm
A headstone with a crossed fork and spoon carved into it[edit]
Greetings! Sunday needs an image to accompany the sentence, A small headstone with the traditional crossed fork and spoon indicates the resting place of the meal. Thanks! Ratfactor (talk) 02:22, July 19, 2012 (UTC)
That is awesome BizzeeBeever! Exactly how I pictured it. Thanks! Ratfactor (talk) 15:17, July 19, 2012 (UTC)
Thanks. My eventual goal is to make the mighty RadicalX himself weep, out of a sense of irremediable inferiority. ~BusterCherry (speak) Jul 19, '12 3:24pm
- I'm weeping right now. So I can only imagine how RadicalX feels. Ratfactor (talk) 15:32, July 19, 2012 (UTC)
Google Drive logo. Uncyclopedians with Inkscape experience wanted![edit]
I'd like a parody of the Google Drive logo that looks kind of like the recycling symbol. You know, where each of dem sides is an arrow. SVG is preferred. -- Sir CuteLugiaOnTheRadio [CUN • PBJ'12 • PLS(0)] 02:53, July 6, 2012 (UTC)
- Boom like that. ~BizzeeBeever (speak) Jul 6, '12 9:27am
- Thanks man. --User:Qzekrom/sig7 22:52, July 6, 2012 (UTC)
Ridiculous! Nobody wears such short shorts when traveling! Wait, is she even wearing a shirt? Wow, do not be surprised if she gets attacked by a rapist...[edit]
Hi, can someone please upload This picture of Cellica from her DLC appearance? We can use this in creating an article about Fire Emblem: Kakusei, since there is so much to make fun of on this. --18.104.22.168 22:00, June 18, 2012 (UTC)
Like this? →A (Ruins) 22:13, 18 June 2012
Yep. --188.8.131.52 18:24, June 19, 2012 (UTC)
Nazi Eating[edit]
If I could have the image linked to the left, modified as such:
I'd like there to be a big Nazi wristband thing stretching around the turkey. Like the ones the SS wore. Except this wouldn't be a wristband so much as a...big turkey band. Thanks! -RAHB 01:59, June 2, 2012 (UTC)
- Donester. ~BusterCherry (speak) Jun 2, '12 9:28am
Another request[edit]
Can someone upload this great marching pic from the '60s? in a large format? I've got a space all ready for it. Thanks! Aleister 1:00 27-5-'`12
Can someone upload a pic from Kwanzaa?[edit]
Hi. This pic on kwanzaa is from an outside source. Can someone load it up on the site so we don't lose it sometime after this is featured. Thanks! (I can't upload). Aleister 3:20 22-5-'12
Do you know how it's licensed? -- Sir CuteLugiaOnTheRadio [CUN • PBJ'12 • PLS(0)] 20:21, May 22, 2012 (UTC)
Hermann Fegelein[edit]
So far, the only actual picture of Fegelein we've got is this, a spork from Wikipedia. Can we get some funny pictures of Fegelein? -- Sir CuteLugiaOnTheRadio [CUN • PBJ'12 • PLS(0)] 00:36, May 18, 2012 (UTC)
- Here you go. -- User:Zombiebaron/sig 03:40, July 19, 2012 (UTC)
Will I Am[edit]
I am in need of an image depicting Will I Am as a sort of musical infection- which is what he is. You know the ubiquitous little bastard with the vocoder a bacterium/ group of bacteriums with his face? Also a grave stone with "wish you were here" on it in memorium of the death of the floyd song at th ehands of this pop music epidemic known as Will I Am.—The preceding unsigned comment was added by 126.96.36.199 (talk • contribs)
And since I was here...[edit]
...would someone also go grab the great Disney cartoon on the main page of PaulKrassner.com Thanks. I wrote Krassner asking him to join us for a page or two. Aleister 11:02 4-5-'12
- The image alredy exists here. --User:Magic man/sig 15:58, May 5, 2012 (UTC)
"I'm gonna say it now" Two[edit]
Can someone load up to Uncy the pic created a section or two down at "I'm gonna say it now". A kindhearted mystery IP created it, but it's not on uncy but on some photo collecting site, where it is not happy and needs a proper home. Thanks! Aleister 10:57 4-5-'12
- Done. --User:Magic man/sig 15:54, May 5, 2012 (UTC)
I just came across The image below. I like the concept but the photo magic is a little clunky. The old woman is too blurry, where she is behind the monitor is looks like too sharp a line, and the image of the right hand monitor is not covering what was there previously. Would someone be able to clean it up at all? --C₂H₆O (hic) 05:49, May 4, 2012 (UTC)
- Can't do it. Would need the original pictures.
"I'm gonna say it now"[edit]
Hello, and any help on this would be appreciated and I would then be at your beck and call.Can the head from this pic be surgically removed and grafted to the head on this pic? Sort of like the movie "Face-Off" but more believable. You'll get the idea once you see the pics, and it's for the Phil Ochs page. Thanks someone, and no hurry at all. Aleister 20:54 3-5-'12
Thank you very much mystery person, very good. Can someone load it up to the site (it's at imageshack and not here). Thanks! Aleister 10:54 4-5-'12
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"Look who's on tv, Mama. It's the devil."[edit]
Ever the timely irreverence, could you make Dick Clark look like Satan?
I'd like this one as the base. Basically, give him horns, a red suit, maybe firey pupuls, the works.
I would like the background to look really cheesy, like the one here. -- Sir Kip > Talk • Works • Contribs • ♫ • 13:17, Apr. 21, 2012
Is this good? --User:Xamralco/sig 01:03, April 22, 2012 (UTC)
Simple request. A parody of the Freddy vs. Jason movie poster with it being Candlejack vs. Jason. -- Sir Kip > Talk • Works • Contribs • ♫ • 17:13, Apr. 10, 2012
- Cool? --User:Magic man/sig 07:04, April 11, 2012 (UTC)
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MOBILE, Ala. (AP) - When their cruise ship lost power, passengers aboard the Carnival Triumph could have been selfish and looked out only for themselves and their loved ones.
Instead, they became comrades in a long, exhausting struggle to get home.
As ship conditions deteriorated after an engine fire, travelers formed Bible study groups, shared or traded precious supplies and even welcomed strangers into their private cabins. Long after they've returned to the everyday luxuries of hot showers and cold drinks, passengers said, they will remember the crew and the personal bonds formed during a cruel week at sea.
The tired tourists finally reached land Friday and gave a glimpse into the intensely uncomfortable journey they had endured.
Sandy Jackson, of Houston, was fortunate to have an upper-level room with a balcony and a breeze that kept the air in her cabin fresh. Rooms on the lower decks were too foul or stifling, so Jackson took in five people, including four strangers.
"We knew one, the others we're very good friends with now," Jackson said. "Everyone was very cordial in sharing supplies. What you had and they didn't have, everyone shared as much as possible."
Brandi Dorsett, of Sweeny, Texas, said people were antsy and irritable at times, and there was tension. But it never got out of hand.
"People were bartering. Can I have your cereal for this? Can I have your drink for that?" she said. "We had one lady, she was begging for cigarettes for diapers. There were no diapers on the boat. There was no formula on the boat."
The ship left Galveston, Texas, on Feb. 17 for a four-day jaunt to Cozumel, Mexico. The fire paralyzed the ship early Sunday, leaving it adrift in the Gulf of Mexico until tugboats towed the massive 14-story vessel to Mobile. It arrived late Thursday to cheers and flashing cameras. Passengers had to wait several more hours to disembark.
"Sweet Home Alabama!" read one of the homemade signs passengers hung over the side.
Many of the more than 4,200 people aboard were bused to New Orleans to catch a flight home or to the ship's home port in Galveston. And as if they hadn't suffered enough, one of the buses broke down during the two-hour ride to New Orleans. Passengers on a different bus reported losing their luggage.
But that was nothing compared to life on the crippled cruise liner. To pass the time, Joseph Alvarez said about 45 people gathered in a public room on the lower deck for Bible study.
"It was awesome," he said. "It lifted up our souls and gave us hope that we would get back."
Because many passengers were sleeping on the outside deck, Dwayne Chapman of Lake Charles, La., used his pocket knife to cut decorative rope to make tents out of bed sheets. At first, other passengers told him they thought he was going to get in trouble, but later, everyone wanted to borrow his knife to do the same thing.
"I really think we've made some lifelong friends going through this ordeal," Chapman's wife, Kim, said.
When it was over, many passengers were just grateful for simple pleasures. After days of warm drinks, Cheryl McIntosh and her husband were glad to see coolers full of ice.
"The first thing we did was open up those Diet Cokes and we drank some," McIntosh said.
Tugs pulled the ship away from the dock Friday, moving it down a waterway to a shipyard where it will be repaired. Carnival spokesman Vance Gulliksen said the damage assessment was ongoing.
The cleanup seemed daunting. Passengers described water-logged carpet, sewage seeping through the walls, overflowing toilets and a stench so bad people choked when they tried to endure it.
But by most accounts, the crew did as much as they could, using disinfectant and picking up plastic bags of feces after toilets stopped working.
David Glocker, of Jacksonville, Fla., praised the crew's efforts to help passengers and recognized the conditions for them were worse than for most passengers because their quarters were on the lowest part of the ship.
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Dorsett praised a voice over the ship's public address system that she knew as "Jen."
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Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Pick your Own Peaches...
Seeing Chandrika's post made me do this. Yes, finally. I had a yearning to take little S to the orchards where she can get to "pick her own" fruits. Not that that would make her eat all her fruits with a glee but just because she would know that fruits grew on trees and not in Shop Rite. With my tomato and beans and okra (last year) plants she has got the hang of where they come from but she was yet to see a fruit laden tree from where you could pluck them. So since I couldn't grow a fruit tree in my backyard I thought the best would be to take her to the orchards
Last week was pretty hectic with some unexpected but very welcome guests popping in and staying with us for the better part of the week. The guest was my friend with her 4 year old en route to India who had to stop and spend time at my place due to some messed up travel plan. Since it was summer but the heat was not overbearing we took the kids to an orchard near my home. The strawberry season was over and the peaches were just ripening to be picked, so peaches it was.
The rows and rows of peach trees were laden with fruits, there was fruit hanging from all possible branches and the kids had a fun time plucking them and plonking them in the basket. They ran through the trees, hung on the delicate branches (you are not really allowed to do that) and had a general good time.
I would suggest a trip to these orchards a very good way to entertain your kids during summer. Its relaxing, exhilarating and reminds you of the days when you would climb up the guava tree and get a bunch of green guavas in the nook of your long A line frock.
Once back with all the peaches I was not sure what to do with them other than distributing a large share. I am not really a very fruity person and though I love trees, even those with fruits hanging from them, I am not really too keen on eating them. The one fruit I really, really love is watermelon and I love it as it is without messing up. Even as a juice I like the chunky watermelon juice which needs a spoon to scoop up the chunks. Also I add almost nothing (maybe a little sugar) to my watermelon and that's it.
So I didn't really have anything to submit for dear Bee & Jai's AFAM.
And then there came the peaches. I googled for a peach salad and found this. I had nothing that was in the ingredient list except the peaches. So I paired up the peeled and cut peaches with my dear old watermelon, drizzled 3 tsp of lime juice mixed with 1 tsp of honey for 1 peeled and diced peach + six melon ball and let it chill. It tasted good but then give me my watermelon in its pristine condition any day. This goes to Bee & Jai's AFAM-Watermelon , an event that originated from Maheshwari's (whom we are missing very much) brain and blog. I would suggest you follow the original recipe to make the right salad.
A little watermelon joke that I want to chronicle, to laugh at when I get old.
Watermelon in Bengali is called Tormuj. Now Tor in Bengali is synonymous to Tu in Hindi or You in English. Last year when S took a real liking to watermelon we told her it is called TorMuj. She analysed it as Tor + Muj i.e. Your + Muj. So when she eats a watermelon she says "Ami AmarMuj khachi" i.e. "I am eating My Muj". When I eat it she says "Tumi TomarMuj khachcho". The name of the fruit is Muj for her while she adds a pronoun. If you didn't get the joke just let go.
Some links to Pick your Own farms
Pick your Farm from here -- State by State listing
Pick your Farm in NJ -- NJ listings
(a part of this post shared with DesiMomzClub)
Trivia: Peach is the state flower of Delaware and the state fruit of South Carolina. The Stae of Georgia calls itself the "Peach State"
Though it is not known when watermelon was first cultivated, there is evidence of Watermelon cultivation in the Nile Valley in the early second millenium BC. Numerous watermelon seeds were recovered from the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun (Source: Wiki). Now I know why I like it
51 comments:
- AnonymousJuly 25, 2007 12:04 AM
Looks like you guys had a great time :).ReplyDelete
We get it! Its yr AFAM post, with watermelon marked in red :)ReplyDelete
Do you have a blog ? Your name does not have a link
Get the point ;-)
love those pics of the orchards. and love the combo of melon with peaches. thanks for the entry.ReplyDelete
Sandeepa, love to visit those farms to have a look. Nice pictures. Nice entry too. VijiReplyDelete
That's a lovely way to spend a day with the kids. I love the refreshing salad you created too. Sometimes the simplest of things brings a lot of pleasure.ReplyDelete
I love peaches.... they are so good to taste.. i have come to love these and whatever a colorfule combo with the watermelonReplyDelete
hehe, my muj -your muj joke cracked me up, litle S is soooo cute... she comes up with the greatest stuff...ReplyDelete
Salad looks great Sandeepa, peaches and watermelon, what is not to love... :)
Looks like you had a great day, with little S!!ReplyDelete
The watermelon and peach salad looks yummy!!!
What a great trip! I would love to visit the farm and pick my own peaches... Divine!ReplyDelete
little S is so cute! :)) I wish I could tag along too to pick peaches :)ReplyDelete
sandeepa, am curious - the peaches in the first two photos look magenta, is that the camera and lighting or are there such peaches, among the 'normal' ones?ReplyDelete
LOL! Lil S is so so cute!! You must write more about her. :) Lovely fruit salad indeed..... the combo sounds really good. :)ReplyDelete
Sandeepa, Little S must have loved the trip to the farm. Those fruit laden trees look really beautiful. Thanks for the link. How about making Peach Melba? Remember Peach Melba icecreams back home? My first introduction to Peaches though I had no clue how they looked. The first time I saw them here I grabbed one but am not a big fan.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 25, 2007 7:59 AM
Pick-your-own is always lots of fun with the kids Sandeepa... have you tried picking apples in autumn? That's the favorite in our house. Looks like you had a lovely day :)ReplyDelete
I am not able to see the pics posted by you in IE and firefox. dont know what could be the problem. will come back again to see the pics of the little hands. I too am thinking of going farm picking.ReplyDelete
We went Apple Orchard once,loved it!:))ReplyDelete
Bet S was happy to be there,new adventure for her.AFAM entry looks good,you don't need to do anything for fruits most of the time!:))
- AnonymousJuly 25, 2007 10:50 AM
Unfortunately I don't have a blog Sandeepa but I love to cook and my husband and friends have a great time tasting my cooking :). I discovered your blog and other cooking blogs a few weeks ago and love browsing through it.Do you have an email address I can contact you at ?ReplyDelete
We usually go berry picking...the kids love it...we're planning it sometime during the holidays...little S must have enjoyed it...ReplyDelete
My friend, you always show us S'l lil hands or fingers....I want to see her face :) Just kidding ok...I know it's not safe on the virtual world...but she is my fav virtual kid :)I have never visited the peach orchads...been to an apple orchard...ReplyDelete
Lovely post and a great entry... thanks for the information on finding the farms... i have been wanting to go to one since i moved to floridaReplyDelete
Super cute, that tormuj joke :-D.ReplyDelete
Love those pictures, especially lil' S picking up the fruits. convey my hugs to her :.
and its so much fun to go pick your own fruits :). especially when its luscious peaches (slurp!)
Loved the farm, the melon, the peaches..all the pictures...everything....ReplyDelete
Thanks for accepting :)
This was my first visit and I really liked it. maybe should go for another one soon
Thanks. Like Soeren maybe S will develop a liking towards fruits & veggies too
The peaches were pretty good but I am not a big peach lover. Maybe you should go :)
You got the joke..yehhhh. I thought you needed to understand Bengali to understand it but guess knowing hindi also helps
Thanks :)
Do you have such open farms in your side of the world ?
Sure, shall give you a call next time
Those were a deep red. I don't know the variety, there were two rows of those and two rows of the default colour
You know kids say such funny things everyday, almost
Yeah even I had not seen peaches in India. yes remember the ice cream though and the rhyme "Each Peach Pear Plum, Here comes Tom Thumb"
Had never gone picking before. Would love to go for strawberries too as S loves them (among the very few fruits she likes) but the season is over
Sandeepa, is this orchard in NJ? It looks like Mellick's in Califon. We'll be going in a few weeks. Glad you had a good time. It's so much fun.ReplyDelete
I wanna go to farm picking... every time I plan for such farm picking and it flops, I really envy seeing someone's post on farm picking. Really have to finalize this week abt this! Nice post where did u visit in NJ?ReplyDelete
farm picking is always such a fun exp :)ReplyDelete
You should, your son will love it
Your kids wouldn't be thrilled by such activity any more I think :)
I don't give out my e-mail just because I don't check my blog e-mail much except when I am sending posts for events :) Since you are a good cook and also familiar with Bengali cooking, it would be great if you could give me your suggestions on the recipes I have
Next I want to go raspberry picking. Somehoe neither me nor S likes bluberries
You are so sweet :) She would loved to have a "Masi" like you :)
Florida must have lots of them too
While I was posting this, I remebered all your fruit picking pics in india.
Thanks :)
Yeah this is in NJ. Are you going to Calif. ?
This is in Manalapan. The name is Battleview Orchards
Sure it is
The orchard pic of urs reminds me of the peach picking we went last summer..u should have had a great time in the farm and i guess little S enjoyed her trip.ReplyDelete
Wow! They look so good on the trees, don't they? It's been ages since I have even been to an orchard (well, that is if I don't consider the vineyards!).ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 26, 2007 4:10 AM
There is a farm about 15 minutes from me where I could pick my own peaches. I have to go there now. You post was so descriptive, I felt I could smell the perfume from the peaches! Beautiful pictures!ReplyDelete
S is soooo adorable with her tormuj puns!ReplyDelete
We are going to the orchards in Califon, NJ (Hunterdon County).ReplyDelete
The Mellick family farm has been there for many generations.
Hi sandeepaReplyDelete
that is a good thing u did.thanks for the link .
Wow lovely pics Sandeepa... I have been for apple picking, strawberry picking and cherry picking and loved them all. I have to google and find for peach picking now. Little S is so cute Sandeepa. She made me LOL. Hugs to her.ReplyDelete
Sandu, I have a doubt. how much did the peaches cost you. In one of the farms it is given $1.39 per lb. is it reasonable? to how far can you call it as a reasonable price?ReplyDelete
smart thing to do sandeepa. fruits growing at shop-rite! haha...but it's true, the first discovery of actually seeing fruits/veges growing on trees/in gardens was fascinating and even now i find it exciting when people tell me they grow some of their own fruits and vegetables!ReplyDelete
It sure was fun
It would be vineyards for you with your freq. travel to west coast :)
You grow a lot of fruits yourself and your neighbour does too :) If you were nearby I would visit your garden instead of the farm :)
Am I dumb or dumber ? I thought you were off to California :) Saw the Mellick farms online, but the website had some problem, couldn't get the details
Your daughter will love it, try
Wow I would have loved to go strawberry picking but we missed
I think thats around the price most farms have.
Yeah growing your own stuff does give alot of pleasure
- AnonymousJuly 27, 2007 10:09 AM
Hi Sandeepa,ReplyDelete
lovely pictures as usual...
this comment is not really linked to the peaches but more to mangoes.
Last weekend i tried out your mango pudding,...it was just TOO GOOD!!! super hit among the guests as well...with everyone asking "how did you make it" and I kept on smiling and taking credit!
The best part was how simple it is to make!!!
mango pudding Zindabad! bong mom zindabad!
- AnonymousJuly 27, 2007 3:15 PM
Sandeepa, You take gorgeous pictures. We have a peach tree in our garden and last year since we couldn't finish eating all the peaches I canned some and froze some to have during winter. Canning is time consuming but freezing works really well, and the peaches can be added to porridge, ice cream and pies... a dollop of sunshine for those gloomy winter days.ReplyDelete
Sandeepa, you aren't dumb. It would be easy to think I made a blooper of a typo. It's been known to happen.; )ReplyDelete
Sandeepa, now you are tempting me to go on a field trip again...The peaches look luscious.. And glad you enjoyed the picking! :-)ReplyDelete
I'm sure you all had lots of fun, especially lil one. I miss CA:(. Beautiful pictures.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2007 4:10 PM
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your tormuj joke is funny sandeepa. looks like you and little S had a lot of fun.ReplyDelete
where did u go for the peaches? i have been hinting for a good pick ur own farm for peaches. loved seeing those tiny hands!we had planned to go yest, but got rained out.ReplyDelete
hey Sandeepa, Ya now my Son is doing good. He is very accident prone right from his childhood. 2 teeth were shaking and they pulled out one.ReplyDelete
the other day the fell down at home near the kitchen and got hit by the wall's edge. each and every time he does something I feel I have to run to the emergency . so these days I am just behind him. keep him busy.
How is your little one?
gorgeous pics san. i donno how i missed this post. right now i am in middle of my training;) will come back n read the post later:)ReplyDelete
Mymuj, tomarmuj was the cutest!!! I love it when kids just simply the language to their liking. I was browsing for some cabbage side dishes and chanced upon your page.ReplyDelete
My son speaks bengali like a firang. He's picked up more english, so everyone here thinks he's got the accent, while i visited Sydney! :D anyways, i like the enthusiasm with which you cook. Catch up with you sometime.
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Upgrading packages/Updating to GHC 6.10
A list of things that need updating when porting packages to newer library/cabal versions.
If you maintain a Haskell package this is for you. For older versions of this document:
Updating to GHC 6.10 and Cabal 1.6
When upgrading to GHC 6.10, any of your packages that worked against
the base-3 library will continue to work (unless you define instances of the
Arrow class: see below). GHC 6.10 provides both the old
base-3 library and the new base-4.
To ensure your old code continues to work, you can have the code compile and link against base-3, and then, over time, migrate code to the base-4 series.
Adding base-3 constraints
How to do this depends on how you build your Haskell code. We'll start with the most simplistic build mechanisms. cabal-install, the most sophisticated tool, will sort this all out for you anyway, so things should change.
ghc --make
Force use of package base-3 when using --make,
ghc --make -package base-188.8.131.52
If you build your packages with the 'runhaskell Setup.hs configure' method, then you can force the use of base-3,
It is worth upgrading cabal-install immediately (maybe before installing GHC). This way you can use the smart dependency solver to work out what to install for you.
* install HTTP from hackage * install zlib from hackage
Then build cabal-install.
You can also override the dependencies when using the 'cabal' binary, with
Typical breakages with GHC 6.10
48 new packages break with the current GHC 6.10 release candidate.
The primary reasons are:
- Changes to the Arrow class definition break Arrow instances
- Changes to the return types of Map and Set functions
- Cabal changes
- Changes to ghc-api
- Changes to when 'forall' is parsed
- GHC.Prim was moved,
- Changes to -fvia-C and headers
- GADT changes,
- pragma warnings tightened
- Integer constructors have moved
- New warnings and used -Werror
Each of these has a standard way to solve the problem. Techniques should be attached here.
Arrow instances
The relevant change is essentially that Arrow became a subclass of Category. To be exact:
(.)is a new function, in Category.
(>>>)was removed from Arrow and made a function.
idis a new function, in Category
The base-3 compatibility package contains the same classes as base-4, so it will not save you if you define instances of the Arrow class: you'll need to change your code. Whenever you define an instance of Arrow you must also define an instance of Category, as follows:
- Add the following imports:
import Control.Category
import Prelude hiding (id,(.)) -- conflicts with Category otherwise
- Add
instance Category [your type] wherefor any Arrow instances you define.
- Move your
(>>>)definition into Category, and change
f >>> g = ...into
g . f = ...
- Define
idin Category to something equivalent to
id = arr id
- Unfortunately this exact definition does not work in GHC 6.10.1 with optimization turned on (this is bug #2722), but anything equivalent to it is OK.
And you're done.
Following the recipe above will make your library work with ghc 6.9 and 6.10 and not work with 6.8. With a little more work and the help of CPP, you can manage the differences between 6.8, 6.9, and 6.10 and make your library work on all of them.
The following directions are an alternative to the ones above.
First, include
CPP to your
LANGUAGE pragma.
Then add the following lines in place of your
import Control.Arrow:
#if __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ >= 609
import Control.Category
import Prelude hiding ((.), id)
import Control.Arrow
#if __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ < 610
hiding (pure)
hiding (pure) is to accommodate the removal of
pure from the
Arrow interface, and you'll want it if you work with the
pure method of
Before ghc 6.10, the
hiding part is necessary, while afterward it's illegal.
Finally, doctor your
Arrow instances.
The following example is taken from Control.Compose in the TypeCompose package.
#if __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ >= 609
instance FunAble h => Category (FunA h) where
id = FunA (arrFun id)
(.) = inFunA2 (.)
instance FunAble h => Arrow (FunA h) where
arr p = FunA (arrFun p)
#if __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ < 609
(>>>) = inFunA2 (>>>)
first = inFunA firstFun
second = inFunA secondFun
(***) = inFunA2 (***%)
(&&&) = inFunA2 (&&&%)
Return types of Map and Set functions
Functions with signatures like
lookup :: (Monad m, Ord k) => k -> Map k a -> m a
have been specialized to
lookup :: (Ord k) => k -> Map k a -> Maybe a
If you assume the more specific type, your code will work with both old and new versions of the
containers package.
The brute force approach is to change each
lookup k m to
fromMaybe (fail "lookup: key not found") $
lookup k m
but you could also consider how you want to handle possible failures, or at least give a more informative error message.
Exception handling changes
The exception system was generalised in GHC 6.10, but GHC 6.10 still provides base-3, so all your applications can continue to work.
Follow the steps for compiling against base-3 at the top of the page, based on your build system.
Note that if you use cabal-install, it is smart enough to work this out for you.
Changes to -fvia-C and headers
GHC 6.10 no longer includes extra header files when compiling with -fvia-C. This makes compilation with -fvia-C consistent with the native code generator.
As a consequence, defining inline functions in header files and relying on -fvia-C to pick them up no longer works. Similarly calling C 'functions' that are actually defined via CPP macros also does not work.
- If you use a library that provides inline functions that you want to use, you will have to create wrapper functions to use them via FFI.
- If you use the
#deffeature of hsc2hs, you can no longer define inline functions. That is, replace
#def inline void foobar() { ... }by just
#def void foobar() { ... }
The problem typically manifests itself as link errors (for example "ghc26356_0.hc:(.text+0x20282): undefined reference to `hs_curses_color_pair'").
Beware: In some cases, a library using inline functions will be built successfully, but programs using the library will fail to build.
Changes to RULES parsing
RULES are now always parsed and checked. No ghc flags or language extensions are required. (Note: the first 6.10 RC had a bug in this area)
RULES are only exported if the defining module is built with -O. This is the same as for other cross-module optimisations like exporting the bodies of inlinable functions.
Changes to GADT matching
GHC now enforces the rule that in a GADT pattern match:
- the type of the scrutinee must be rigid
- the result type must be rigid
- the type of any variable free in the case branch must be rigid
Here "rigid" means "fully known to the compiler, usually by way of a type signature". This rule is to make type inference simple and predictable.
Observe that this means that GHC must know the result type of the match at the match point. There is no workaround other than finding a way to provide enough annotations in order to make GHC happy. Nevertheless, this heuristic was suggested:
My general method for solving these problems was to find an expression
or statement that enclosed both the left and right hand sides, and add
:: Intto it. I then recompiled and got an error message saying it couldn't match
Intwith "something". I then replaced
"something" and it worked.
For example, if GHC is complaining about a case-expression you might try rewriting it like this:
(case ... of { ...}) :: type
In any case, this thread is probably a must-read if you are running into this.
Here's an example from the wiki entry on using QuickCheck with GADTs. This failed with 6.10.1 with:
GADT pattern match with non-rigid result type `t'
Solution: add a type signature
In a case alternative: RInt -> text "RInt"
In the expression:
case s of {
RInt -> text "RInt"
RChar -> text "RChar"
RList y -> text "RList" <> space <> parens (prettyRep (Rep y))
RPair y1 y2
-> text "RPair" <> space <> parens (prettyRep (Rep y1)) <> space
parens (prettyRep (Rep y2))
RDyn -> text "RDyn" }
Adding the type signature to the function (not the case alternative as you might infer from the error message):
prettyRep :: Rep -> Doc
A related issue is this. GHC 6.10 insists on
-XGADTs when you define a GADT, but does not insist on the flag when you match on a GADT. However, when supplying a type signature for a recursive or mutually-recursive function which does GADT matching, you should use
-XRelaxedPolyRec (or
-XGADTs, which implies the former) to ensure that the type signature is completely rigid. (Why? It's to do with the way that the Hindley-Milner algorithm typechecks mutually recursive definitions. See this mail thread.)
No more GHC.Prim
It is no longer possible to import GHC.Prim, instead, GHC.Exts should be used to get at the compiler's primops.
Backwards compatibility
The new, suggested Cabal version range syntax,
build-depends: base-3.*
is not backwards compatible with older versions of Cabal. Users will need to upgrade to the newer Cabal to build packages that start using this syntax.
GHC API changes
For converting a package that uses GHC-API, see [GhcApiStatus] for notes on the changes to the API and its use in 6.10. There are four main changes:
- add imports '
MonadUtils' and '
- use of '
runGhc' instead of newSession
- code using getSession and related, converts to become monadic within
- String type becomes Located String type. To convert basic strings, use "L noSrcSpan <string>"