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Cambodia's Kep is a former playground of the French and Cambodian elite, with the King Father's crumbling mansions sitting atop the hill, a testament to the country's cultural zenith in the 1960s. These days the beach is but a narrow strip of sand covered in debris for all but the driest part of dry season. The beachside promenade however has a good range of guesthouses and hotels, and hordes of holidaying Khmers make it an interesting and certainly local experience.
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Got this for my 86 yr old mother. Color #51. Amazed at how great the match is to her own natural color. I did trim this wig because it was a bit too much hair for her smaller frame but it cut beautifully. I am a professional hair stylist. Love and highly recommend this style for anyone that loves curls. Mom will be using this when we are going out places and she doesn't like the way her natural hair is doing. Will use after swimming for a quick get out and go look.
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I have the Sapphire in the 56 & 51 an 6 wigs of PY. Some of us Ladys that have Blonde hair do get grey r white hair mix in our blonde as we get older. P-Y Please make a wig like Naples in 4-1/2 lenght & Sapphire an the Beautiful Integreation in a Blonde mix with MED-white NOT snow white. R the White mix with Blonde. I have ordered a few wigs in white but they r two white an had to send back. I have a small head an the Average wigs r to small. PAULA can't you design a wig in the COLOR FOR the Older ladys with Blonde Hair that their hair is getting some white an grey with the Blonde as we get older. R add a frost of blond in the white wigs.
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I bought this wig for my Mom. She loves the look and feel and comfort of this particular wig. She uses it as a hair replacement as her own hair is very thinned out. She couldn't be happier with the way it makes her look! And she feels fabulous wearing it knowing she looks good which is a huge self-esteem booster. It looks very natural on her.
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Alber Elbaz is an idea man, and for Spring, he looked beyond his usual draped masterpieces to play with new concepts—at least four, by current count. There were body-conscious separates and long dresses in a luxe take on stretch neoprene, curve-hugging tube dresses, color-blocked silk day frocks, pleated silk neons, and even a smattering of silk fern prints during the finale. It is to Elbaz's credit that his creative energy can be channeled in so many directions simultaneously, and buyers will be encouraged that he is expanding his formidable repertoire in areas beyond accessories. A seamed swimsuit-style black racerback dress with a leather belt and extra fabric draped around one hip proved how fierce and sexy this side of Lanvin can be, as did silk draped bodysuits in an enchanting shade of cerulean. Coated trenches and flat sandals with an ankle trap offered a utilitarian counterpoint, while transparent silk chiffon sleeved numbers nodded to the Lanvin you know and love. But ultimately, whenever Elbaz explores new directions, the Lanvin customer eventually reaps the benefits.
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Bonds Indicted [guilty on 1/4] [wrist whacked!]
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Bonds Indicted [guilty on 1/4] [wrist whacked!]
Better late than never.
Re: Bonds Indicted
So do they have anything to prove he lied? Is Anderson talking?
Re: Bonds Indicted
I think it's pretty fair to assume they dotted the i's and crossed the t's before they went forward. Unfortunately, 3 months too late for Aaron.
Re: Bonds Indicted
He should have quit while he was really ahead. Messing with ancient markers is a very very dangerous thing to do.
Of course, but they're biased the other way; I'm saying he can't get convicted in the Bay Area, so the prosecutors should look for change of venue. (not the judge)
nonsense, this whole idea that people are so biased on an issue that they will not be fair is unfounded. There are many americans that are convinced that he is a baseball cheat (no the only one of course) but would be completely fair in weighing the evidence for guilt regarding the charges. Folks are by and large profoundly fair and open minded.
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I hope no actual crimes are going uninvestigated while the feds are wasting their time, and taxpayer money, with this garbage.
Re: Bonds Indicted
I say better never than late. The Feds are so arbitrary about who they go after for the most trivial of offenses. Martha Stewart can tell you all about that.
Prediction: Though I don't think this indictment is racially motivated, this trial will cause America's racial divide to rear it's ugly head once again. And you can take that to the bank.
You're right. Lying to a grand jury and obstructing a federal investigation are child's play.
I guess I shouldn't be surprised that you would feel this way. Unfortunately my life experiences, recollection of American history and understanding of human nature leads me to different perspective.
Our President didn't think that these offenses warranted jail time for Scooter Libby and most Republican politicians and pundits agreed with him.
Please remember that just as in the Martha Stewart case once the wheels of an investigation get started they roll, They can not in the middle of an investigation set up a firewall around "popular personalities"... for instance if an investigation into securities exchange crimes or insider trading violations leads unexpectedly from a CEO to a stock broker to a popular personality there is no legal mechanism that allows an investigator to say "uh-oh" this could get some bad press we had better turn this off... You do that as a federal prosecutor and your career is over and you are standing before a congressional subcommittee answering alot of ethics charges.
Likewise the US people have enacted laws regarding controlled substances and laws regarding perjury. Those two can not just be suspended because a popular baseball player is in the frying pan... once an investigation gets rolling you can not stop it.
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Libby still has a felony conviction, $250,000 fine, and probation to serve.
edit: I believe he SHOULD have done his jail time, the whold Plame thing was repugnant, but he didn't get off scot-free.
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Betwwen your holier than thou stuff on this thread and the Ricky Williams thread, who stuck the stick up you butt today??
If you lived here and listened to talk radio you'd perhaps feel slightly different. Bonds enjoys godlike status among a lot of the faithful.
But realize I'm not saying that "most" locals think he's innocent. All I'm suggesting is that it's just a mere 8.3% of his peers (i.e., 1 in 12) believing in his innocence is all that's required to set him free. I'm thinking that'll be an easy sell.
It is a little different than that. The 8% number is the 'ex post' number but your commentary is treating is as the 'ex ante' one. Specifically, both sides get challenges and I will guess that they have some ability to detect those with an opinion that might cause problems. However, I do not know the number of challenges etc.
Well, then you're doing better than my home-town! Jags are always on the police blotter here!
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The indictment, with specific testimony alleged to be perjured: http://cdn.sfgate.com/chronicle/acrobat ... ctment.pdf
You're wrong Paulthefan. Even Federal prosecutors have discretion over what they will prosecute and what they won't. Career ambition and political consideration play a huge part. The judge threw out the insider trading charges against Martha Stewart because it was selective prosecution (Stewart wasn't out buying info, it just fell into her lap). Similarly, Marcus Dixon's child molestation charges (two high school students have consensual sex and one is over eighteen-years-old) were thrown out by the Georgia Supreme Court because it was selective prosecution. On the other hand, if prosecutors were obligated to pursue everything they saw, Congressman Peter King of New York (a lifelong and avid supporter, fund raiser and collaborator of the IRA), would be locked up for life. But prosecutors knew how popular the IRA was on both sides of the aisle in Washington, so they left it alone.
You're throwing in decimal points where none are needed. The important fact is that it's only going to take 1 juror to make him innocent, not a majority.
I don't see where there's a race card to play in this one: when you're chasing down big fish in the Wall Street World, you're pretty likely gonna end up w/ white guys; in pro sports....
Unless there's evidence that, say, Jason Giambi also lied to the GJ (before later coming clean).
Leaving the office I turned on local sportstalk; major local station (which is also host for the Giants). First caller was in mid-rant when I tuned in; lamenting how the legal persecution is always the high-profile people, cuz they're easy targets. Concluded his rant with, "If I end up on that jury, I'm voting not guilty no matter what the evidence says."
Next two callers (both of whom sounded well-educated, well-reason guys, not JoeSix grunting stereotypes) both went on at lenght about selective persecution and said they'd probably vote not guilty as well, although the final guy say he hated to betray the system that way.
I know I'd feel like crap if I were in a position where I had to selectively punish somebody like that, but if you can't keep the legal system operating based on the evidence, we're in a pretty scary position as a society. (Not that this probably any different than it ever was; just don't think people would be so open about it in the past.)
Interesting comment from the editor of TFN, who some claim took a blind eye to the drug problems within the sport, to the ultimate detriment of the sport.
Post yanked in three, two, ....
Bonds' testimony.
I'd feel pretty good about putting him away if I'm on the jury and I have good evidence he's guilty. Selectivity has nothing to do with it. Guilt does.
It only takes one juror: 8% of what, of 12 that get on the jury. However, there is a selection process that takes you down from the jury pool into the set of 12 selected jurors. If one in 12 of those in the pool of 96 (total of 8) are the ones that do acquittal and you can identify them with 50% probability and get to challenge 10 jurors, then you can remove about 5 of them, so now the reduced population is 3 out of 86 or 3 of 76 because the other side removes 10 zero probability candidates. 3/76 < 1/12.
It is not quite as simple but you get the idea.
I have no apologies for taking the prudent (i.e., not ruin the company, or trash reputations with no legal evidence) course the magazine did (and will continue to do). There's a huge difference between that and discharging one's duties as a juror. I'd probably cast a guilty verdict against my own mother if it came to it.
eh ???
his job is not that of dick pound
an editorial of how well/bad, pound is doing his job sounds appropriate enough, but in the end it's pound's job to do
it was also pretty damn admirable that the editor didn't wade in armed to the gills when marion got her leaked "a" +ve test last year, allowing all the "yahoos" to die a painful, watery death when she got cleared on "b"
i didn't see any of those yahoos apologise after to an innocent athlete
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If you wanted a model campaign for decency, honesty, and competence, the Wauwatosa mayoral campaign would be one to choose. While the previous election became an experiment in the successful use of divisive and partisan politics, candidates Pete Donegan and Kathy Ehley have returned to the nonpartisan place that serves a community best.
The candidates answer: Pete Donegan
Thanks to both Pete Donegan and Kathy Ehley for responding to the questions posed in my last blog.
First up, Alder Donegan. Ehley's will follow in a day or two.
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Both mayoral candidates were kind enough to answer two questions I posed following the candidate's forum March 26. Kathy Ehley's reply follows.You can find Pete Donegan's answers in the previous post.
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NUMBER 89. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. FEBRUARY, 1898. ATLANTA UNIVERSITY, ATLANTA, GA., Is a Christian Institution. unsec-tarian in its management and influence, wholly controlled by an independent Board of Trustees, and receiving no aid from city, state or national government, or benevolent society. Has 300 students in College, Normal, College Preparatory and Sub-Normal departments, under 23 officers and teachers. Trains teachers and leaders of their race from among the sons and daughters of the Freedmen of the South. Has sent out 317 graduates from College and Normal courses, nearly all of whom, together with hundreds of past undergraduates, are engaged in teaching and other useful work in Georgia and surrounding States. Owns four large brick buildings, on sixty-five acres of land, one mile from the centre of Atlanta, Ga., library of 10,000 volumes, apparatus and other equipment—all valued at not less than a quarter of a million dollars. Having no endowment (except about $33,000,mostly for special objects), the institution requires at least $25, 000 a year in donations from its friends, to continue the work now in hand, and a fund of about $500,000 to put that work on a permanent basis. Annual scholarships of $40 each are asked for to provide for the tuition of one student for one year, over and above the nominal tuition fees paid by the student. Subscriptions of $100 and upwards, or any smaller sums, are solicited for general current expenses. Remittances of donations, or inquiries for further information, may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D., Atlanta, Ga. On The Campus. We had the pleasure on Sunday, Jan. 30, of hearing a sermon from Pres. C. M. Melden of Clark University. The First Sociological Club of Atlanta was entertained in the teachers' parlor at North Hall, at its last monthly meeting, Jan. 20. The Ware Lyceum threw open its new quarters to the public for the first time the night of Feb. 5, inviting teachers and students to the literary exercises of the evening. On the night of Feb. 4 Mr. G. L. Wood, impersonator and dialect reader, gave an entertainment in the chapel. Those who attended were certainly well repaid, for Mr. Wood is truly a skilled artist in his chosen line. Mr. Edward T.Ware left us Jan. 25, on his way to resume his work in the North. While in the South he not only visited the public and private schools of Atlanta, but also those of Augusta, and such representative institutions as Hampton, Biddle, Tus-kegee and Fisk. The address to the school on the day of prayer for colleges was given by Rev. W.P.Thirkield, D. D., president of Gammon Theological Seminary. Dr. Thirkield is always an interesting and effective speaker, and his words on this occasion were with power. In spite of meagreness of equipment, the gymnasium has already furnished considerable amusement and exercise. Some class work is now being begun. New apparatus comes in slowly; perhaps the very slowness gives interest, as long as there is no absolute stop. Our Graduates. '73—The " Haines Presbyterian Church " was recently organized at Haines Institute, Augusta, of which Miss Lucy C. Laney is the principal. '76—Pres. R. R. Wright, of the Georgia State College, delivered the Emancipation address at Columbus,, Ga., on Jan. 1st. The Columbus Enquirer printed the address in full and the Atlanta Journal printed almost the whole of it. Pres. Wright always makes a good speech. '93—Miss Lena Epps, a member of this class through sophomore year, and a successful teacher in the Macon public schools since then, has been promoted to the principalship of one of the schools. Miss Epps was a fine student while here. '95—Miss M.F. Childs has resigned her position at Tuskegee to be at home with her mother in Marion, Ala. '95—A. C. Holmes has recently left the principalship of his school in Cuthbert, Ga., to accept a similar position in the public school at his home, Albany,Ga. One of his assistants is his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth (Holmes) Griffin('94). Another is Mrs. Jennie (Morris) Lee ('74), one of the veteran teachers of Albany. '96-N. W. Curtright has recently resigned his position in Haines Institute, Augusta, and is now principal of the Eddy Academy, Milledge-ville. Mrs. Curtright, also of the class of '96 ,is associated with him. '97—MissMary M.Wright is teaching in the public school of Athens. '97—Stephen A. Peters was lately called from Norfolk, Va., to take the principalship of a new graded school at Jackson, Ga.
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Mini-Guinea San Diego, April 2010, day 3
Today, Group 1 reviewed Zaouli 5 for about 15 minutes, and then moved on to Zaouli 6. We got most of the way through the break--only two more phrases missing, which we'll do tomorrow.
Group 2 reviewed Dibon and then moved on to Zaoli 7. They got about halfway through that break.
Monette and Mamady announced that on Sunday, they'll have everyone over for a late afternoon/early evening party. Sadly, I won't be able to attend because I'll be flying to San Francisco on Friday night and will come back only on Monday morning. (I'm visiting long-time friends there for the weekend.)
Mamady announced that, for week 2, he'll be splitting the groups differently, according to skill level. He said that's because he recognizes that some of the advanced people have come from far away and he wants to make sure that they get properly challenged. Seeing how the first three days have shaped up, I'm not at all sure that I want to be challenged any further...
The pyramid class today was spent growing the intro. Basically, for Sira, we have a short simple break at the beginning that is repeated a few times, and then the rhythm launches into the real intro. That's one humdinger of an intro. So far, the intro goes on for 2 minutes and 40 seconds, but that's not all of it yet. There is still another 30+ seconds to go. With phrases changing every 5 to 10 seconds, that's already a serious strain on memory... I'm yet again amazed at how Mamady manages to get people of fairly average skill level to play this stuff. When I first heard the intro in its entirety, I thought "There is no way you are going to pull this off with that group of people." And, bingo, two days later, the same group of people are playing a break that truly pushes the envelope. It really is amazing...
Seeing that this is still the first rhythm of the pyramid, that's going to be one hell of a pyramid--the kind of pyramid that rivals the ones in Gizeh...
I'm looking forward to tomorrow. Each day has been better than the previous one so far. The energy level is really high, with lots of laughter and clowning during class (including some first-rate acts by Mamady--he could have been a top-notch comedian too). People are energized and really amazed by how much of their capabilities are being unlocked at this workshop.
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How I Hacked Library School – WEB APPS!
18/02/2011 § 33 Comments
The internet is awesome. And daily it is getting more and more awesomer. The best part is that a lot of what makes it great are the web-based tools that are being developed to help us users make sense of the vastness of the internet. I think we have gone beyond Web 2.0 (finally) and are now encountering a web where stuff gets done, efficiently, effectively and linked-edly. Some might call it Web 3.0, or the semantic web; I'd like to refer to it as Web as WorkSpace (WawS). The key to WawS? Web apps galore.
Since I am coming from an online MLIS program (Florida State University) I quickly acclimated to doing coursework online – in Blackboard and attending class in Elluminate. Those are fine for the basics (discussion boards, lectures), but what about when I have a Digital Library project due and my group members live in Florida and South Carolina, while I am in NYC? Our need to have real time collaboration in spaces that are easy to use and familiar led us to Dropbox, Google Docs, and Skype. [Check out the process of my digital library project here.] In fact, I have been the biggest evangelist of web apps in any of my classes, and I have yet to figure out why more LIS students aren't using WawS to hack library school. Want details? You got it:
Take HackLibSchool for instance. For those who have been with us since the beginning you may know that this whole thing started as an article posted on In The Library With A Lead Pipe. Before that was even published, I set up Twapperkeeper to start archiving tweets with the #hacklibschool hashtag. The first iteration of HLS was a collaboratively edited, live on the web GDoc, content from which was then migrated to a wiki for organization. All of this was accomplished with little effort (and no $$!) on my end, besides getting it all set up and ready to go, and opening it up for others to access. Then, of course came this here blog. The editors are now using Google Groups to keep our conversations organized, scheduling posts and hashing out topics on a wiki, and sometimes we utilize a private Skype chat, GChat or Convore chat to stay in touch. Still pretty tame on the web app side, as most of these are familiar to many.
Web Apps are quickly becoming the way to get things done, across time and space. One of the podcasts I listened to today had a phrase that stuck with me, "Data is the currency of the web." Finding productive and interesting ways to harness that data is a growing space that we can and should be aware of, if not actively engaged with, in fact Data Curation and Data Science are becoming more and more possible career options for LIS. My advice would be to sign up for everything and anything the looks interesting to you (most have a free trial) and figure out how the app can make your life easier. Check in on LifeHacker every once in a while. You might come away with something that makes all the difference in simplifying your workflow, group projects, or grocery list. But then again, maybe Watson already has too much control!
Web Apps I Use Regularly:
- Dropbox – seriously. Quit stalling. My entire MLIS degree is in Dropbox.
- Google Suite – Chrome, Docs, Cal, Gmail (Priority Inbox), Reader (RSS hacking is a whole other post!)
- Postrank Chrome Etension – for filtering RSS feeds by engagement.
- Trunk.ly – Archives and indexes favorited tweets, GReader Shared Items, and more and makes them full-text searchable.
- Curated.by – To grab links, tweets, articles and "curate" them around a topic.
- LucidChart – for making graphs & infographs, in a simple drag-and-drop web space.
- Tweetdeck Chrome App – manages my Twitter life.
- SimpleNote – Synced across all my devices. I use this for blog ideas, things to remember, lists…
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§ 33 Responses to How I Hacked Library School – WEB APPS!
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Nice! I should look into Dropbox instead of throwing everything into google docs, it's getting cluttered. The only thing that I struggle with is trying to remember usernames and passwords for all the accounts I signed up for. Great post!
Evernote! I switched all my coursework note-taking to Evernote last month. It's also a good place to store personal and work projects.
I am thinking of splurging for the paid version. Anyone know if you have paid Evernote, why there might be a need for using Dropbox anymore? I think with a pro Evernote account it supports all file types.
Hello Micah!
I'm in the digital library class now, and I've actually found that some of my classmates are reluctant to try new web apps because they feel it will create more work, not less. This actually seems like a cognitive work style issue – not every tool is right for different people even doing the same job. As for Dropbox, some of us have good reasons for NOT wanting our work in the cloud, though I thank you for being confident enough in your own work to make it available for future students. Would you mind if I shared the link?
I'm glad that we're being required to use it for this assignment, however, and I do of course use lots of web apps myself, but I really think the extent to which they help is as easy to overstate as understate.
I never even thought about reasons why you wouldn't want stuff in the cloud (privacy issues). Maybe I trust a little too much.
Last semester, before I discovered the full potential of the internet, I would forget my flash drive at school ALL THE TIME, so I would have to drive all the way back to retrieve it. Now I'm trying to go paperless and am figuring out ways to take notes through personal wiki's. I'm using Type LInk at the moment.
[...] the post "How I Hacked Library School – Web Apps" online library school student Micah Vandergrift describes some of the online productivity or [...]
I store everything on Dropbox. It's most perfect when I have to access files on different computers. My other big favorites are Read it Later and XMarks. XMarks keeps my bookmarks synchronized between my two computers, as does Read it Later, but the latter app is for those more 'ephemeral' pages that I'm not wanting to keep for the long term. It keeps things nice, tidy and consistent whether I'm at my desktop, laptop, or phone.
Happy to see Needlebase made your list! I'm a soon to be MSLIS grad and former ITA Software intern – just did a few write-ups on my blog detailing my current Needle projects/experiments. This tool has so much potential! If any has any questions feel free to hit me up on twitter @akamarkman
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Pappas: No, you snot-nose kid. We've been getting hepped up on caffeine at this place called Saturdays for a few weeks now. And the three easy-on-the-eyes surfers behind it just opened a retail section featuring sick boards, guys' apparel, and wave rider essentials.
Utah: Want me to pose as a surfer and infiltrate?
Pappas: Genius, you idiot. Mostly I want you to hang around their 500-square-foot outdoor patio and relax, mingle, and drink coffee with 'em. If we're lucky, they'll invite you to the Rockaways, Montauk, or Long Beach. It's good this time of year.
Utah: Doh. I love being in the FBI.
Pappas: Just remember, you'll know 'em by their tan lines.
Saturdays, 31 Crosby Street, between Broome and Grand Streets.Music by: Monsters of Folk


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New York City Celebration
|Monday, February 25, 2013
|6:00 pm
|The Yale Club of New York, New York, NY
Please join New York City area family and friends for a reception to celebrate the success of The Sesquicentennial Fund and to honor the Torgerson Presidency.
Monday, February 25, 2013
Saybrook Room
The Yale Club of New York City
50 Vanderbilt Avenue
New York, NY
6:00 p.m. Reception
7:00 p.m. Dinner and Program
$30 per person
RSVP by Wednesday, February 20, 2013
online at www.luther.edu/giving/newyork or
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Pom-pom Booties
Knit these adorable booties using Softee Baby yarn which is a soft and easy to care for yarn used for many baby projects.
Courtesy of Bernat®.
Material List
- Bernat® Softee Baby (5 oz/140 g ; 395 yds/361 m): 1 ball of #30044 (Flannel) for MC (Main Color) 1 ball of #02001 (Pink), or #02002 (Pale Blue), or #02000 (White) for Contrast A
- Size U.S. 6 (4 mm) knitting needles or size needed to obtain gauge
Project Instructions
Finished Sizes
To fit infant: 3 (6-12) mos
22 sts and 30 rows = 4" (10 cm) in stocking stitch.
The instructions are written for smallest size. If changes are necessary for larger sizes the instructions will be written thus ( ).
Booties (make 2 alike)
Sole: 1st row: (WS). Knit.
2nd row: K1. M1. K14 (16-18). M1. K1. M1. K14 (16-18). M1. K1. 35 (39-43) sts.
3rd and alt rows: Knit.
4th row: K1. M1. K16 (18-20). M1. K1. M1. K16 (18-20). M1. K1. 39 (43-47) sts.
6th row: K1. M1. K18 (19-22). M1. K1. M1. K18 (20-22). M1. K1. 43 (47-51) sts.
7th to 9th rows: Knit. Break A.
With MC, work 12 (14-16) rows garter st (knit every row).
Shape foot: 1st row: (RS). K11. ssk. K6 (8-10). ssk. K1. K2tog. K6 (8-10). K2tog. K11. 39 (43-47) sts.
2nd and alt rows: Purl.
3rd row: K11. ssk. K4 (6-8). ssk. K1. K2tog. K4 (6-8). K2tog. K11. 35 (39-43) sts.
5th row: K11. ssk. K2 (4-6). ssk. K1. K2tog. K2 (4-6). K2tog. K11. 31 (35-39) sts.
7th row: K11. ssk. K0 (2-4). ssk. K1. K2tog. K0 (2-4). K2tog. K11. 27 (31-35) sts.
Beg with a purl row, work 5 (7-9) rows stocking st, dec 1 st at center of last row. 26 (30-34) sts.
Cuff: 1st row: (RS). K1. *P2. K2. Rep from * to last st. K1.
2nd row: P1. *K2. P2. Rep from * to last st. P1.
Rep last 2 rows (K2. P2) ribbing for 2 (2¼-2½)" (5 (5.5-6) cm) ending with a RS row.
Cast off loosely in ribbing.
Sew bottom and back seam, reversing seam half way through ribbing for fold back cuff.
Pom-pom: (make 2). Wind A around 2 fingers approx 40 times. Remove from fingers and tie tightly in center. Cut through each side of loops. Trim to a smooth round shape. Attach one pom-pom to each Bootie as seen in picture.
alt = alternate.
approx = approximately.
beg = beginning.
dec = decrease(ing).
k = knit.
k2tog = knit next 2 stitches together.
m1 = make one stitch by picking up horizontal loop lying before next stitch and knitting into back of loop.
p = purl.
rem = remaining.
rep = repeat.
rs = right side.
ssk = slip next 2 stitches knitwise one at a time. Pass them back onto left-hand needle, then knit through back loops together.
st(s) = stitch(es).
tog = together.
ws = wrong side.


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Martha Stewart Crafts Two-Tone Postcard
Material List
- Martha Stewart Crafts™ Medium Heart Craft Punch
- Martha Stewart Crafts™ Paper Pad, 12"x12" – Enchanted Woodland
- Valentine Postage Stamp Stickers
- Paper – Pink, White and Patterned
- Double-sided Tape
- Opaque Marker – White
Project Instructions
Cut a postcard-sized piece of pink paper using a craft knife and ruler.
Layer a piece of patterned paper over left side of postcard, about a third of the way in. Secure with tape and trim away excess.
Tape a patterned paper strip along edge of patterned paper and trim excess.
Punch out two hearts, one pink and one white, with the heart punch. Attach to postcard with tape.
Place a postage stamp sticker in the upper right corner of postcard. Write on postcard with a white marker and hand-deliver to your "valentine".