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Rated 3.8 out of 5 by 871 reviewers.
Rated 1 out of 5 by WirePaladin This can't be a Westin The previous review is spot on. This hotel does not come close to what should be Westin standards. Small cramped outdated rooms, poorly designed. Loung chairs by pool totally jammed up against one another perfect if you're a sardine. Pool service virtually non-existant. They put used amenity bottles in the room! The manager did not seem to concerned when complained, offered nothing in good will. On the par of a budget hotel. Location was good. February 7, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Stefen123 Very Disappointing Accomodations!!! Booked trip with points for 2 rooms from 12/26/12 - 1/2/13. Had requested upgrade months ahead of the actual stay with plenty of upgrade awards in my account. At checking, was told no upgrade, and no room with any view available. We were given 2 rooms overlooking the parking lot with tons of noise and construction work going on the entire time. To add insult to injury, we asked for late check out (4pm) which is very common for platinums at this property. Had to request to speak to Manager and after insisting, we were allowed to keep only 1 of the 2 rooms until 4pm (and had to move all our stuff into 1 room, wasting ton of time instead of enjoying the ocean). January 3, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Amirah Shower never cleaned This hotel fell short of what a top hotel should be.the shower was never cleaned and no shampoo lotion or cream rinse for three days. The coffee pot was dirty, I washed used it and the maid never re washed it. Kids over ran the ADULTS only pool and spa could not even get in, local residents hanging out in pool. Arrived in resturant for 38th to find hotel did not make ANY reservation. Had to call security at 11 at night for noise. January 29, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Melb2013 Extreme disappointment We were extremely disappointed. The old rooms were not clean, falling apart, tiny and extremely expensive given their appalling condition. We were not told of construction noise until our arrival. There was no information readily accessible to advise of such noise on the website. We were not provided with promised follow up by managenent. We moved hotels after 2 days. At new hotel we paid less and received far superior service. January 15, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by rds15 Hotel has staffing problems Hotel much better than last trip 4 years ago. Disappointed with staffing at front desk at checkout. We left at noon which is check out time and only 2 pp working the desk and line for check in/out was long.Felt the F&B service was just ok, with their pricing I expected more. $30 for breakfast buffet? Wow! Why do you close the "snack bar" at 3:30 each day? Makes no sense. The self park is good however the stalls are too small. November 21, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5 by KGTraveler Room Cleanliness or lack there-of It took 4 complaints to 3 different managers to get my room cleaned at my recent stay at the Westin Resort in Maui - very frustrating, especially when spending a significant amount for a 1 week VACATION in Hawaii. I provided my feedback to the Starwoods corporate team and they accommodated my concerns with points back. While it doesn't make up for the frustration, it was great to see them make an effort to correct a mistake. January 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Steve58CA Great location, facilities and views We have stayed at the Westin Maui many times as a couple, with family and friends. We are always welcomed and enjoyed our stays. This trip was for three nights using points. We booked an entry level garden view room and was upgraded to a Deluxe Ocean View room in the Beach Tower with a views of the Ka'anapali beach leading up to Black Rock and the Sheraton. The ocean view was good and we saw plenty of whales from our balcony. Very friendly staff. Love the free shuttle into Lahaina - you don't need a car here and can book an airport shuttle via the Westin web site including a 20% discount, save your $$ for great food and fun. February 17, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by JRflorida Dirty and underwhelming. Does not meet Westin standards. We travel a lot and stay in Westins worldwide. Although conveniently located, this Westin does not live up to the Westin standard. It was old, shabby, dirty and understaffed. The rooms are small and dark. the pool is nicely landscaped but outdated. At one point the property Was nice but it needs an overhaul. The spa and gym was an exception. It was very nice. December 29, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by harriman12 Way too overpriced At almost $600/night, I was extremely disappointed with my room. The "ocean view" looked over the roof of the building overlooking the pool. If you looked sharply to the right you could see a little bit of the ocean. The staff was not very accommodating when I arrived and stated my dissatisfaction. I did stay 5 days and the staff I encountered got better. January 30, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Rahul31 Horrible check in, rude and inattentive staff, mistakes in invoice Starting from check in experience, the board says for elite but anyone standing in that line is ignored. Rooms remained uncleaned for 3 out of 4 nights we stayed there. Everytime we ordered dinner for two they forgot to bring enough plates and silverware. Food order itself was mistaken. Asked for salt and pepper, both things came in empty. Worst of all, the invoice of some other room was added to ours, the only helpful staff (Nika/Niko) was helpful in correcting that. The staff was rude when we asked for late checkout and they started lecturing us about what we should and should not do to avoid such a situation. June 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mcarr Amazing hotel...beautiful pool area The hotel was amazing. It was gorgeous. My only complaint would be the expense of the food at the resort. It would be really nice to have had more reasonable snacks for the pool area, but Hawaii is expensive in general. Another very small downside it that it could be a little loud in the morning on the Whalers Village side with incoming trucks and things but the location was still amazing. August 26, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by thound1 Review from 3/23/14 to 3/28/14 We were disappointed this time with our stay except for the housecleaning staff. A lady by the name of Alicia was extremely pleasant and helpful. We needed help with a couple of things and the response was more of a sorry we can't help you instead of the usual how can we help Westin attitude. March 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SusieCanada Best vacation ever Just got home from 6 nights @ the Westin Maui and trying to figure out how to get back. The hotel is beautiful !!! We loved going between the ocean and the pool swimming each day. The lady (she was english) who cleaned our room (1085) was wonderful and did everything she could to make sure that our stay was enjoyable. I am just sorry that I didn't get her name. The Luau was terrific as well and the master of ceremonies was VERY funny. Only 2 negatives 1) our room faced Whalers shopping plaza and every morning at 6AM we were awakened to the sound of the trucks going BEEP BEEP BEEP backing up to drop off their deliveries. I could also hear the room upstairs and next to us opening up their sliding doors. I would have thought that sound proofing would be better. 2) For a hotel that costs over $400 a night, you look cheap handing out a 50 cent shell lei. You should be giving women a nice one with flowers. I was really looking forward to this and was very dissapointed. November 1, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Stacy25 Construction Really Loud!! We went 25 years ago for our honeymoon it was really great! We went back for our 25th Wedding Anniversary it was a nightmare!!! The worst trip we have ever had. The staff was rude, management was awful! I really cannot believe The Westin and SPG recognize this property as theirs. Really bad! Do not stay here!!!! August 23, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Joseph Below par Am Starwood Gold...would never stay at this property again...not as nice as other area properties..and staff wat below average... gruff bartenders... bar closes too early... 10:30 PM last call.. quality of food bad.... only one bar and restaurant open most evenings... Worst Westin experience I've ever had... January 26, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by sooz Buyer Beware We love the Westin facilities. We were shocked at the demise of the rooms after 4 years. Our initial room was dirty, sink was cracked, clock didn't work and was by the elevator. We would have stayed just for the view we had paid for but it was just too depressing. Room #2 was over Whalers Village, music until late at night, locked out of room and a water tank repair was enough to send me over the edge. Finally room #3 was clean, quiet and a lovely view but not what we had ordered. 4 days into vacation we were unpacking. Many hours spent in line waiting to get keys or new room. Michelle and Matt were exceptional in their care, but made for more exhaustion than was necessary. May 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Momree Maui Vacation This hotel was a wonderful place to stay. The staff was helpful. The room was clean and well taken care of. Loved the adult only pool since we did not bring our children on this trip, It was nice to relax by the pool and not be in the middle of all the action. July 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Diego101 Maui Vacation Had a fantastic time in Maui. The service at the Westin Hotel was fabulous and went above our expectations. The hotel was very family oriented and friendly. We were impressed by the fact they had a Kids Discovery program for children ages 5 and older. The nanny service they recommended was just excellent. The hotel service was very personalized and the staff was very attentive to our needs. Lorain at the restaurant Tropica went out of her way to provide us with warm towels on a chilly evening. The Spa amenities and service was equally impressive. We're certainly looking forward to another stay at the Westin July 2, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Smith56 Did not meet our expectations. Hotel charges a daily resort fee which is not worth the service you get. Only get one towel per person for use at the pool, have to pay extra for use of beach chairs/shade almost $40. Never had to do that at any other hotel where we've stayed. March 17, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jackie123 Rooms are very mediocre The pool area is lovely but the rooms are more what you would expect at a 3 star hotel. Very mediocre. Our room was very small and the bathroom was what you would get in a cheap motel. Would not stay here again. February 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by James311 Excellent hotel This was our 4th visit to the Westin. The rooms have been updated and are excellent. The check-in staff was very courteous, and we were given an up-graded room without asking. The housekeeping staff could not have been better. Our room was cleaned with no detail overlooked. We used the service express a few times, and the longest response time was 10 minutes, usually someone was at the door in few minutes. We were at the pool almost everyday, and the staff there was excellent. The towel booth had at least one attendant so there was never a wait, and there was no problem in getting the number of towels we needed. The service staff at the pool was great. They have cabana's, which can be rented for half days for half price. We would like to thank Lupe for providing us with excellent and friendly attention. When we ordered food or drinks it was delivered quickly, pricing has not changed much from our last visit 3 years ago. We also enjoyed the excellent cocktails prepared by star mixologist Freddy. We enjoyed the bar at Relish, and would like to thank Jerome for his great, friendly service, and for providing us with tips on local places to visit. Also, a thank you to Rosalie at the spa front desk for assistance with spa services. When we departed, we called service express for luggage assistance, and Ronzi was at our door in 5 minutes or less. He was extremely courteous, and after loading our luggage into the car, he took the time to ask us about our visit at the hotel, wanting to be sure our needs were met. He sent us off with a warm farewell, saying, in Hawaiian, "until we meet again". I would like to thank all the hotel staff for everything they did to make our two week stay so enjoyable and relaxing. As a side note, we happen to book our stay when "Kaanapali Fresh", a culinary event, was taking place. We attended the Friday night dinner at the Westin, which was a perfect venue for the event. The food and entertainment was great. The Westin did a fantastic job as the host. If you happen to be in Maui when this annual event is taking place, I would recommend attending part or all of it if you are a "foodie". September 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by McGomp Relaxing, enjoyable stay. Excellent. One of the better maintained hotels in MAUI with a friendly customer service staff. Would of been nicer if our bottle of wine and chocolates arrival gift were presented nicer rather than just brought to our door. Also a little table and chair or two in the room would be nice. However, this did not detract from the stay .EXCELLENT GREAT EXPERIENCE...... October 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by skywalk77 Almost Perfect My wife and I celebrated our honeymoon here and had an overall excellent vacation, except for one minor glitch. My wife and I came back from a day excursion snorkeling and diving and we did not necessarily look our best. Normally, the valet crew would take our towels and were very courteous and polite. This time, however, the valet crew treated my wife like a second class citizen and told her to take her towel and put in the laundry herself in a rude manner. I think her appearance had something to do with it, but that was unacceptable. It was something little, but it put a damper on the rest of the day. December 12, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Neenerfab 50th Birthday The Westin is THE bomb-diggity! They treated my husband and I VERY well (last time too!) for my birthday trip! Got upgraded 4 levels into a very nice room, and the sunset was right smack in front of us every night! It was awesome! and not 30 minutes into room a very nice cake was delivered (they delivered another one on my birthday too...waiting in the room for me)!! We opted out of room service to "go green" and got a $5 coupon daily that was most helpful at the Pool/ Relish. All staff treated us well and we had a very nice time! It's a beautiful location and their pool ROCKS!!! Can't wait to go back! September 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mauimama7 Beautiful Resort and Enjoyable Stay We really enjoyed our stay. The resort is beautiful in every way - the view, the pool, the beach, the entrance/lobby, the room. The location is also great, right next to Whalers Village for shopping and great restaurants. Plus, the food from Relish Burger Bistro onsite was really good (we had nachos, a burger and BBQ pork sliders) - especially the burger, yum. The only drawback for us was that our room didn't have a bathtub, which would have been nice for our two young children. But, no complaints about the quality of the resort. We live on Maui and this was our first time to the Westin Maui. The kids loved the pool and the waterslide and we loved the beauty of the property. Also, the beds were really comfortable, especially the pillows and comforters. We'll definitely be back. September 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dreamtrip4 Best Vacation Ever The resort exceeded our expectations. The staff was friendly . We loved being greeted by Mike daily and our pool service by Dwayne was wonderful everyday. My kids enjoyed Alex (the slide guy) as he became known as they swam everyday in the amazing pools. The front desk staff was courteous and helpful. Our luggage was accidently misplaced for a brief time and the staff went above and beyond to accommodate us and make up for the small mishap. Everyone was helpful with tips of things to do ...especially Dwayne. Larissa was very helpful booking our excursions. So happy that she told us about the Luau on site because it was wonderful and my son loved the fire show . The trip was wonderful and we cant wait to come again!!!! July 2, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by LongTImeSPGmember Truly disappointing experience I've stayed at many SPG properties, I'm very close to life-time platinum. I've actually stayed at this property 2 previous times and was extremely satisfied, this stay was much different. I've stayed at old budget property rooms that cost me 1,000 points that were nicer than the room we had in Maui. I can't believe I paid 50,000 points for a room that looked like it hadn't been touched for 15+ years. Dirty and torn wall paper and carpet so old it was coming up from the floor. . The Westin Maui didn't seem to recognize loyal SPG members at all. In fact, the clerk who checked me in appeared to be bothered by the fact she had to check me in and there was no one checking in at the time. On the first morning, once the waiter found out we got 'free continental' breakfast, we never saw him again. I made my reservations a year ago because I had received suite night awards because I had stayed 75 nights last year. Not only did I not get a suite upgrade, I got a room that I could have gotten at any low end hotel. I'll admit, this was my first terrible experience with Starwood, but it was really bad and really 'lessened' what otherwise would have been truly memorable vacation. August 12, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Disapointed2 Disapointed We made reservations several mobths in advance for our aniversary. We were given a terrible room with seperate beds January 29, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by johnnie99 Hotel underconstruction reservations did not mention that during our stay that they would be remodeling two whole floors of the hotel. July 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lcarr Our favorite hotel We have stayed at the Westin Maui for many years now as a family and often just my husband and myself. I do not believe you can find a better location to stay. You can walk to shopping and dining. The pools are great for children of all ages and then their is an adult pool if you want no children around. The beach is just steps from the hotel and is a perfect swimming and snorkeling beach. The rooms are clean and the views are great. The spa is top notch. The only negative is the pools do get quite busy so reserve your spot early. Bring the family and everyone of all ages is happy at the Westin Maui! May 8, 2012


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It's been awhile.
Since my last post, much has happened and much has remained the same.
I continue to maintain my weight loss and fitness program.
I'm still a strong advocate of the CrossFit program.
I am still competing...finishing my 2nd CrossFit Games Open and my 1st CF team competition this spring...as well as attending my 1st NE CF Regionals...as a spectator rooting on one of our coaches. I've seen lots of gains in PRs (weights and times) and range of movement. I was even fortunate enough to spend 2 days training with one of my CF inspirations...CF Games competitor, Elizabeth Akinwale!
But inevitably as with most athletes, I have also been plagued by a number of pesky injuries. From pulled groin muscles, pulled hamstrings, fluid on the knee, bruised meniscus and a cyst behind my knee, I have been pretty much sidelined since mid-February.
You are probably thinking...that my injuries were a direct result of that crazy CrossFit fad.
They weren't!
My list of injuries would not be so long had I taken the necessary time to recover from the initial one (the groin pull)...and I wouldn't have injured myself the 1st time if I hadn't taken upon myself to create my own WOD without the guidance of my coaches. Then instead of listening to my body and taking time off from my training to allow myself to heal, I continued to train and started to overcompensate for my injury...which started a domino effect of more injuries.
Lesson learned!
For the past 4 1/2 months, I have been rehabbing...staying away from anything that could cause unnecessary impact on my knee...pretty much everything in CF. That means no running, no squatting below parallel with heavy weights, no box jumps, no lunging...you get the drift. My doc told me to stick to walking, the dreaded treadmill and elliptical machine. Not to offend anyone, but I'd rather stick a needle in my eye!
So, I have been rowing (technique has definitely improved) and squatting to a box with light weights (so much fun...but better than not squatting at all!). While I have not made any gains, I haven't lost too much ground during this period.
But I did discover something about myself...or should I say rediscovered. I have no patience!
My lack of patience has always been one of my challenges. Being a master athlete (an athlete over 40), this is an area that I must work on! Since older bodies do not heal as quickly as younger bodies, I will need to learn how to not only allow my body the time it needs to heal itself, but to allow the time to move to the next level...weight...PR. This will be the hard part.
For those of you who CF, you know how we are always chasing the next PR...and mastering that handstand push up, pull up, double under...and the list goes on and on until the holy grail of CF...the coveted muscle up!
So, to reign in my drive to improve quickly will demand a great deal of self-control and self-mastery. This may be my greatest challenge...more daunting than the muscle up! But the alternate is inconceivable to me...a possible life without CF!
What is the old adage....slow and steady wins the race. I guess I'll find out firsthand.
It's been awhile since my last post. A lot has happened since then...
I have competed in another CF competition, completed a Tough Mudder, participated in 2 breast cancer walks (Making Strides and Race for the Cure) and appeared on the Dr. Oz Show!
The latter is the subject of this post.
Last month, I was selected as 1 of 10 women who have successfully lost weight over the age of 40 to participate in a show about belly fat myths (which aired today). The show included 5 women who didn't believe they could lose weight and the 10 of us who have done just that. We ended the show by each of us sharing one weight loss tip that helped us on our journey.
Isn't it funny where life takes us. Two years ago when I started down this path, I had no idea that 2 years later I would be appearing on a nationally syndicated, popular talk show as the successful 'after'!
After years of struggling with my weight (and oftentimes losing the battle), who would have ever thought that I would be standing where I am today...smaller than I have ever been...but more important than that...healthier and more active than I have been since my youth!?!
This once almost 300 lb. woman is now assisting other women with their weight loss goals and helping them to switch to healthier lifestyles. I also seem to be the go-to person for women who want to attempt a goal that they always wanted to do, but always kept putting off (i.e., tackling an OCR). In addition, I'm competing in a sport that is geared to the young...people half my age...at the ripe old age of 47!
It seems surreal! I feel that, at any moment, I will awake from this dream! But, then I realize that this is REAL!!!
This is who I am now...and who I will be going forward. Isn't that a hoot?
Today, I officially became a true CF athlete! (Yeah, that still makes me chuckle. Lol!)
I competed in an all-women competition, 'No Baby, Leave the Socks On' -- an event that consisted of 3 WODs (workout of the day) and 2 divisions (scaled...my division/Rx...as prescribed).
All in all...it was a great introduction to CF competitions...and a very long day.
I competed along side a fellow CFPV member (who was running a 101 degree fever...a true beast!) and her friend, another CF competition virgin. Competing with these ladies made my 1st experience a great one!
CrossFit Orange, NY, the hosting Box, successfully pulled off a well-run event. They had so many walk-ins they had to add on 2 more heats (making a grand total of 10 heats)...which they did without missing a beat! The workouts were efficiently set up given the size of the space and the number of athletes.
Being new to competing, I didn't know what to expect, but got the hang of it soon. Having run-through each of the WODs @ my home Box, I knew what to expect work-wise. What I didn't know was how doing all 3 workouts within hours of each other was going to affect me. Well, I'll let you decide.
Below are the workouts we had to complete and my results. Official competition standings won't be released for a couple of days. I can't wait to see where I placed!
WOD 1: I completed the round of 12 and 8 of the 14 step ups (106 total reps).
Thruster/Box jump ladder
7min AMRAP
65#/45# (scaled)
20″ box jump/step up (scaled)
WOD 2: Finished the Chipper + completed 9 C&Js (total score = 159)
10 min AMRAP
10 pull ups/ jumping pull ups (scaled)
20 burpees
30 double unders/single unders (x3)(scaled)
40 wallball 14/ 10 (scaled)
50 kb swing 35#/26# (scaled)
then max reps clean & jerk in remaining time 95#/65# (scaled)
WOD 3: Cleared the ladder + 8 reps @ 205# (I think...I stopped counting after rep 5.) I did not see the official score for this WOD.
Deadlift ladder
15 bars 135#-275#/65#-205# (scaled)
To say that I'm tired would be an understatement!
Was it worth it?.....yes.
Would I do it again?.....maybe!
But now, I need some sleep and a massage...not necessarily in that order!
Remember how I mentioned that I fell into CF because my son needed kickboxing to be his 'thing'. Well, he started to become very frustrated with his grappling progress and was seriously contemplating quitting.
Of course, I couldn't let THAT happen!
He loves his MMA (mixed martial arts) class! But he wasn't picking up the grappling moves as quickly as he thought he should, and he thought he was disappointing me and Sensei. No matter how much I told him that I was proud of him and his progress, that it takes time to learn something new, and that he wasn't a quitter, I just wasn't getting through to him. Each week, I watched him become more discouraged.
Finally, I couldn't take it anymore. Even though I promised myself that I was going to allow him to deal with things in his own way (he's 16 years old), I couldn't stand by and watch him give up on something I knew that he loved.
So, I spoke with Pete about introducing him to CF once school ended. I didn't mention to Pete why I wanted him to start CF...just that I wanted him to work on his conditioning and strength. I knew that his self-confidence would be bolstered by seeing the improvements he would make from one WOD to the next...and that this would help him with his MMA training.
Well, for the last couple of weeks, my boy has been taking CF Foundation classes with Pete. The 1st session ended with my son stretched out across the tire mid-workout feeling like he was going to pass out or puke! Took 30 minutes to revive him enough to finish the workout! I didn't know if he would do a 2nd session.
Fast forward to today...with 4 Foundation sessions under his belt (and 1 to go), he completed his 1st WOD. He was a nervous wreck for the last couple of days anticipating today's WOD, but he did it...and had the nerve to say to me, "so, this is a WOD?" Then he told me it was easy, and that he could do it again after he rested. Lol...BRAT!
I've also notice a difference in his attitude after his MMA classes. He is still struggling with some of the grappling moves...but he doesn't come out feeling disheartened or mentally beating himself up! He now discusses how he couldn't get a technique. But instead of saying how terrible he is, he tries to pinpoint exactly what he couldn't 'get'.
Is this the same kid that wanted to quit because he wasn't good enough!?!
Sunday during the strength/skill portion of my training, I was executing 3 x 5 (or 3 sets of 5) heavy deadlifts @ 185#. I didn't set up correctly during my last set, pulled wrong and pulled my hamstring! Ouch!
Needless to say, I finished the WOD even though it included more deadlifts. By that evening, I was paying the price. My hamstring was so tight, and I had very, very limited range of motion. I couldn't squat down to pick anything up if my, or my son's, life depended on it! And by 2am, I definitely needed the walker when going to the bathroom! Lol.
So, for the next 2 days, I listened to my body (for once) and rested. But that was the end of my cautiousness.
Tonight found me @ the Box working on hang snatches and overhead squats (of all things!)...oh yeah, and Pete also threw in an 800m run.
Even though I went light (35#), I still was questioning my sanity halfway through the skill/strength portion. My hammy was on fire...tada, da, da! By the WOD (you guessed it, more snatches/overhead squats), I almost wished I'd stayed at home and rested another day...ALMOST...not quite!
It's true what they say...some of your best workouts occur when you are beat up or had a bad day. Throughout the WOD, the Maestro himself complimented me on my snatch and overhead squat (2 of my CF nemesis)...oh glory day! And my overhead squat even felt solid to me...and I'm my own worst critic!
The icing on the cake was:
By the time I finished the run, my hammy had just started to loosen up! Not only that, I shaved 1:27 off my mile (0:435 off my half mile)!
See what happens when you work through the pain!?!

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Two AwfulVision Presents? Back to back? Hell yes, son that's how we're rolling this week, bitch.
Actually, I was alerted to these monstrosities after I'd written the previous page's AV Presents, and just had to include this too. Ladies and Gentlemen, I bring you: the downfall of western society as we know it.
If you live in "da hood", perhaps you are familiar with Homies; heck, I'm familiar with them and I live in the ghetto of upper-middle class Saint Charles, MO.
If you aren't familiar with them, let me fill you in: these little nuggets of shit can be had for a few of your quarters and a whole heaping lot of your dignity at a store near you! The idea is all well and good in theory: cheap collectibles targeted at minorities. Hey, that's fine with me. I'm a liberal guy. I'm down with multiculturalism. Hell, I'm as white as fuck and I can still relate to Homies more than I could relate to, say, a Mitt Romney action figure with Kung-Fu Grip action.
Okay, so all kidding aside, the figures themselves are kinda dumb and vaguely racist. Whatever, welcome to America, right? Wrong. These figures are more than "kinda" dumb and "vaguely" racist. Look at these fucking videos and bare in mind that THE PEOPLE WHO MAKE HOMIES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS.
For our foreign readers, here's a short list of things that understandably don't fly in the USA:
1. Speedy Gonzales cartoons
2. Minstrel shows
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4. Slavery
5. Segregation
6. White people saying the "N" word.
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2. Mind of Mencia
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In case you read my profile online and got excited, I wanted to clear up any misunderstandings.
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It's Black Friday and here is a white rapper!
Everything I'm about to show you is art. It says nothing and is worth even less, but it's still art!
I hope you updated before the apocalypse, because the google play app store won't even connect now.
As you may have noticed, the most popular viral videos at any given time are amazingly banal, annoying, and cliched pieces of waste. It almost seems as if the internet naturally gravitates towards the worst possible Youtube and Google video selections. So it stands to reason that if the terrible videos become popular, then the unpopular videos must be awesome! We here at Something Awful present to you AwfulVision™, our own patented service dedicated to showcasing a wide selection of unpopular videos that apparently must be good! Welcome to Web 3.9. Welcome to AwfulVision™!
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Public Release: 31-Jan-2013
Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism
Personalized medicine eliminates need for drug in 2 children
Using genome-wide analysis, investigators at the Sainte-Justine University Hospital Research Center and the University of Montreal have potentially eliminated a lifetime drug prescription that two children with a previously unknown type of adrenal insufficiency had been receiving for 14 years.
Consortium sur les maladies pédiatriques rares
Contact: William Raillant-Clark
Public Release: 31-Jan-2013
Cell Reports
Study finds hormones can change the breast's genetic material
Melbourne scientists have discovered how female steroid hormones can make dramatic changes to the genetic material in breast cells, changes that could potentially lead to breast cancer. Researchers from the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research in Melbourne, Australia, have identified how pregnancy hormones send signals to critical molecules on the DNA to make changes in the epigenome. The epigenome is a series of chemical tags that modify DNA, controlling which genes are switched on and off.
National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia, National Breast Cancer Foundation, ACRF
Contact: Liz Williams
Public Release: 30-Jan-2013
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Researchers harness nature to produce the fuel of the future
A Princeton-led team has moved a step closer to designing bio-inspired synthetic catalysts to produce hydrogen from water.
Department of Energy, Office of Basic Energy Sciences
Contact: Catherine Zandonella
Public Release: 30-Jan-2013
Aging Cell
Aging cells lose their grip on DNA rogues
Transposable elements are mobile strands of DNA that insert themselves into chromosomes with mostly harmful consequences. Cells try to keep them locked down, but in a new study, Brown University researchers report that aging cells lose their ability to maintain this control. The result may be a further decline in the health of senescent cells and of the aging bodies they compose.
NIH/National Institute on Aging, Glenn Medical Foundation
Contact: David Orenstein
Public Release: 28-Jan-2013
New online, open access journal focuses on microbial genome announcements
The American Society for Microbiology has published the first issue of its new online-only, open access journal, Genome AnnouncementsTM, focusing exclusively on reports of microbial genome sequences.
Contact: Jim Sliwa
Public Release: 24-Jan-2013
New supercomputer coming to EMSL this summer, supplied by Atipa Technologies
A new supercomputer expected to rank among the world's fastest machines will be ready to run computationally intense climate and biological simulations along with other scientific programs this summer. Atipa Technologies in Lawrence, Kan., will provide the machine to EMSL. The new supercomputer's capacity and speed are expected to rank it among the world's top 20 fastest machines when it comes online.
US Department of Energy
Contact: Mary Beckman
Public Release: 24-Jan-2013
2012 ACM Conference on Bioinformatics, Computational Biology and Biomedicine
Virginia Tech computer scientists develop new way to study molecular networks
Computer scientists at Virginia Tech developed a new approach to address the shortcomings in the computational analysis of the multiple ways interactions can occur within cells. Their award winning work may lead to further understanding of the interactions between molecules.
National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health
Contact: Lynn Nystrom
Public Release: 23-Jan-2013
EMBL-EBI researchers make DNA storage a reality
Researchers at the EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute have created a way to store data in the form of DNA - a material that lasts for tens of thousands of years. The new method, published today in the journal Nature, makes it possible to store at least 100 million hours of high-definition video in about a cup of DNA.
Contact: Mary Todd-Bergman
Public Release: 20-Jan-2013
Nature Biotechnology
Genes and their regulatory 'tags' conspire to promote rheumatoid arthritis
In one of the first genome-wide studies to hunt for both genes and their regulatory "tags" in patients suffering from a common disease, researchers have found a clear role for the tags in mediating genetic risk for rheumatoid arthritis (RA). By teasing apart the tagging events that result from RA from those that help cause it, the scientists say they were able to spot tagged DNA sequences that may be important for the development of RA.
NIH/Centers of Excellence in Genomic Science, Swedish Research Council, Swedish COMBINE project, and others
Contact: Catherine Kolf
Public Release: 17-Jan-2013
Nature Reviews Genetics
The new age of proteomics: An integrative vision of the cellular world
The head of CNIO's Proteomics Core Unit, Javier Muñoz, working alongside Dutch researchers, revises the technology of the post-‐genomic age and its contributions to the advance of biomedicine.
Contact: Nuria Noriega
Public Release: 16-Jan-2013
European Journal of Human Genetics
Developed new method to diagnose hereditary breast and ovarian cancer
Researchers of the Catalan Institute of Oncology at the Bellvitge Biomedical Research Institute have developed and validated a new method to diagnose hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome based on mass sequencing of BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes. The model is based on a genetic and bioinformatic analysis which has been proved very effective. The new protocol has been described in an article published in the European Journal of Human Genetics.
Contact: Raül Toran
Public Release: 16-Jan-2013
Scientists identify new 'social' chromosome in the red fire ant
Researchers have discovered a social chromosome in the highly invasive fire ant that helps to explain why some colonies allow for more than one queen ant, and could offer new solutions for dealing with this pest.
Contact: Neha Okhandiar
Public Release: 15-Jan-2013
Chronic disease research awarded funding
The Medical Research Council have awarded the African Partnership for Chronic Disease Research five years funding. This funding will allow researchers from the partnership to develop a sustainable platform to share resources and skills.
Medical Research Council
Contact: Aileen Sheehy
Public Release: 13-Jan-2013
Nature Genetics
The genome of diamondback moth provides new clues for sustainable pest management
Chinese scientists decode the first genome of diamondback moth, providing new clues for sustainable pest management.
Contact: Jia Liu
Public Release: 10-Jan-2013
UMMS experts seek better flu vaccines
The University of Massachusetts Medical School is working to develop new ways of predicting how the influenza virus changes and evolves in response to anti-viral drugs and the human immune system. This approach has promise for becoming a pivotal tool in creating a more effective vaccine against the virus.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
Contact: Jim Fessenden
Public Release: 10-Jan-2013
AgriLife Research gets grant to crack biofuel production waste issue
A scientist with Texas A&M AgriLife Research has begun work on a way to "engineer" a microbe to break lignin into lipid which can then be used to make more fuel.
US Department of Energy
Contact: Kathleen Phillips
Public Release: 10-Jan-2013
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Solving puzzles without a picture
One of the most difficult problems in the field of genomics is assembling short "reads" of DNA into complete chromosomes. Now an interdisciplinary group of genome and computer scientists has solved this problem, creating an algorithm that can rapidly create "virtual chromosomes" with no prior information about how the genome is organized.
Contact: Andy Fell
Public Release: 8-Jan-2013
Biophysical Society 57th Annual Meeting
Biophysical Society announces winners of 2013 Minority Affairs Committee travel awards
The Biophysical Society has announced the winner of its Minority Affairs Committee Travel Awards to attend the Biophysical Society's 57th Annual Meeting at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, Feb. 2-6, 2013. The awards are meant to encourage participation at the Biophysical Society Annual Meeting by minority students and postdoctoral fellow currently studying biophysics. Recipients will be honored at a reception on Saturday, Feb. 2.
Contact: Ellen R. Weiss
Public Release: 8-Jan-2013
Biophysical Society 57th Annual Meeting
Biophysical Society announces winners of 2013 international travel awards
The Biophysical Society has announced the winners of its international travel grants to attend the Biophysical Society's 57th Annual Meeting at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, Feb. 2-6, 2013. The purpose of these awards is to foster and initiate further interaction between American biophysicists and scientists working in countries experiencing financial difficulties. Recipients of this competitive award are chosen based on scientific merit and their proposed presentation at the meeting. They will be honored at a reception on Sunday, Feb. 3.
Contact: Ellen R. Weiss
Public Release: 8-Jan-2013
Iowa State computer, electrical engineers working to help biologists cope with big data
Iowa State computer and electrical engineers are developing computing tools to help biologists analyze all the data produced by today's research instruments. An initiative launched by the College of Engineering is helping the computer specialists build teams capable of solving the big data problems and competing for mult-million dollar research grants. To date, the initiative has attracted $5.5 million for four major research projects.
National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, Iowa State University
Contact: Srinivas Aluru
Public Release: 3-Jan-2013
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Rare form of active 'jumping genes' found in mammals
Much of the DNA that makes up our genomes can be traced back to strange rogue sequences known as transposable elements, or jumping genes, which are largely idle in mammals. But Johns Hopkins researchers report they have identified a new DNA sequence moving around in bats -- the first member of its class found to be active in mammals.
NIH/National Institute on Drug Abuse, NIH/National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, NIH/National Institute of General Medical Sciences
Contact: Shawna Williams
Public Release: 3-Jan-2013
Physical Review X
How computers push on the molecules they simulate
Simulations are essential to test theories and explore what's inaccessible to direct experiment. Digital computers can't use exact, continuous equations of motion and have to slice time into chunks, so persistent errors are introduced in the form of "shadow work" that distorts the result. Scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of California, Berkeley have learned to separate the physically realistic aspects of the simulation from the artifacts of the computer method.
DOE Office of Science, National Science Foundation
Contact: Paul Preuss
Public Release: 2-Jan-2013
Medical Care
Common data determinants of recurrent cancer are broken, mislead researchers
In order to study the effectiveness or cost effectiveness of treatments for recurrent cancer, you first have to discover the patients in medical databases who have recurrent cancer. Unfortunately, the widely used algorithms to find these patients don't work.
NIH/National Cancer Institute
Contact: Garth Sundem
Public Release: 26-Dec-2012
Scientists sequence genome of pathogen responsible for pneumocystis pneumonia
Scientists have sequenced the genome of the fungus Pneumocystis jirovecii, an advancement that could help identify new targets for drugs to treat and prevent Pneumocystis pneumonia, a common and often deadly infection in immunocompromised patients.
Contact: Garth Hogan
Public Release: 21-Dec-2012
A giant puzzle with billions of pieces
Day after day, legions of microorganisms work to produce energy from waste in biogas plants. Researchers from Bielefeld University's Center for Biotechnology (CeBiTec) are taking a close look to find out which microbes do the best job. They are analyzing the entire genetic information of the microbial communities in selected biogas plants. From the beginning of 2013, the Californian Joint Genome Institute will undertake the sequencing required. The biocomputational analysis will be performed at CeBiTec.
Contact: Dr. Alexander Sczyrba
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The People in Your Neighborhood
Duggan's Coffee
Grab a cup of joe, pull up a chair and relax at this new University Heights café.
V.23 No.25 | 6/19/2014
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Outside the Bento Box
Nu Asia Vegan
Our vegan correspondent checks out the meatless sushi at this brand new Nob Hill restaurant.
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From Dial-Up to Dine-In
Spinn's Burgers and Beer
Ty Bannerman discovers that his old dial-up internet company is now serving burgers. Good ones!
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Heart of the Plate
The Shop scores a home run
Ty Bannerman reviews one of Nob Hill's newest cafés and exhausts his baseball metaphors.
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Go for the Sushi, Stay for the Pork
Wasabi Japanese Cuisine
It may be the sushi that gets you in the door, but it's the pork belly that will keep you coming back.
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Ayéré Yéré With Oumar Konaté, Afro-pop guitarist
Guitar virtuoso Oumar Konaté puts on two concerts in Burque this week. Tomorrow, May 15, Konaté performs a high-noon gig at Ernie Pyle Library (900 Girard SE) and an evening show at The Cooperage (7220 Lomas NE), a swanky steakhouse at the edge of the Northeast Heights. Konaté is from Goa, Mali, and he represents a new generation of phenomenal instrumentalists and performers rising up out of Africa with a sound that renders world music a postmodern force driven by passion and intensity matched with awesome chops and classically educated sophistication, too.
Addoh, the guitarist's first international release, explores the tenuous political situation in his homeland, and his searing guitar lends evocative, narrative weight to the struggle for peace and justice this man has witnessed. Besides gigging as a totally awesome solo performer, Konaté has worked with legendary African artists Roberto Magic and Siddi Toure as well as serving a stint as guitarist and arranger for the prestigious orchestra of Mali's National Institute of Arts. His first US solo tour in 2012 featured a performance at Lincoln Center. Duke City is honored to have the likes of Konaté perform anywhere in town. The all-ages library concert is free, but tickets for the 21-plus concert at The Cooperage are 17 clams in advance and $22 on day of show. Tickets are available via AMP Concerts and Hold My Ticket. Doors swing wide at 6pm, and the concert begins at 7:30pm. The Cooperage • Thu May 15 • 7:30pm • $17-$22 • ALL-AGES! • View on Alibi calendar
V.23 No.18 | 5/1/2014
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Just Out of the Gate
The Stumbling Steer Brewery and Gastropub
Ty Bannerman tries out the Westside's newest gastropub.
V.23 No.17 | 4/24/2014
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Restaurant Review
Following the River
The Asian variety at Mekong Ramen House
Ari LeVaux finds that the food at this Laotian-owned restaurant is just as diverse and pan-Asian as the river for which it is named.
V.23 No.16 | 4/17/2014
Eric Williams ericwphoto.com
Restaurant Review
Ouvrez La Bouche
French-American bliss on the Westside
Gail Guengerich finds French-American bliss on the Westside.
V.23 No.13 | 3/27/2014
photos by Eric Williams ericwphoto.com
Restaurant Review
Straight From District 5
Kim Long Asian Cuisine
Ari LeVaux discovers that "Asian Cuisne" means "mostly Vietnamese." But it's good!
V.23 No.12 | 3/20/2014
Eric Williams ericwphoto.com
Restaurant Review
Put a Spell On You
The Kabab House
A small University Area café offers a taste of Persia.
V.23 No.11 | 3/13/2014
Eric Williams ericwphoto.com
Restaurant Review
Beyond the Pastry Case
Savory Fare offers an indoor picnic's worth of food
A Heights shop with indoor-picnic appeal.
V.23 No.9 | 2/27/2014
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Restaurant Review
No Frills Vietnamese
Pho 79
No frills Vietnamese food at its best.
V.23 No.7 | 2/13/2014
Eric Williams ericwphoto.com
Restaurant Review
An Albuquerque Wonder
Taj Mahal Cuisine of India
Ari LeVaux visits one of Albuquerque's wonders.
V.23 No.6 | 2/6/2014
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Nob Hill welcomes its first (and probably only) combo restaurant and motorcycle repair shop.
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SAO PAULO — Police in Brazil say the shooting deaths of 12 young women so far this year in the city of Goiania may be the work of a serial killer.
The latest victim was a 14-year-old girl who was shot three times by a motorcyclist who drove up to her as she waited for a bus Sunday.
Police inspector Murilo Polati told reporters Tuesday that all the victims were aged 13 to 29, had long hair and were in public places when killed. He says that in all the cases the gunman approached on a motorcycle, drew his gun, fired and fled without taking anything.
Polati says different motorcycles have been used in the killings, but adds: "We cannot rule out the possibility of a serial killer."
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IP company sues AMD over patentsSubmitted by srlinuxx on Tuesday 21st of November 2006 12:03:36 AM Filed under
Opti, a chip-oriented intellectual property company, said it has filed a lawsuit alleging that Advanced Micro Devices violated three patents with its Opteron processors and other products.
'Grand Theft Auto' maker loses round in lawsuitSubmitted by srlinuxx on Thursday 26th of October 2006 11:48:59 PM Filed under
A federal judge refused a request from Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. to immediately dismiss some claims in a lawsuit accusing it of selling "Grand Theft Auto" video games containing sexually explicit images under the wrong content label.
Judge won't delay suit between SCO, NovellSubmitted by srlinuxx on Thursday 26th of October 2006 04:53:04 PM Filed under
A federal judge has refused a motion to postpone proceedings in the SCO Group's lawsuit against Novell until after next year's separate SCO-IBM trial concludes.
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A reward for information leading to the discovery of an Oakland woman who has been missing for seven weeks and is believed to have been murdered by her estranged husband has been increased to $25,000, her boyfriend said Monday.
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The estranged husband of a missing mother was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of murder in connection with her disappearance more than a month ago, police said.
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AN INSURANCE COMPANY acting on behalf of Melvin Young has sued Microsoft because his house suffered an extensive fire because an Xbox malfunctioned on January 5th last year.
Novell Files Motion for Preliminary Injunction Against SCOSubmitted by srlinuxx on Saturday 30th of September 2006 03:29:06 AM Filed under
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D-Link has agreed to stop distributing its DSM-G600 networked attached storage device after a German court found it had violated terms of the General Public License by incorporating Linux into the product. However, D-Link has refused to reimburse the GPL-Violations Project for its legal costs in bringing the action against the company.
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Dexter + Chaney, a 25-year-old Seattle company that makes construction-management software, is suing Microsoft for trademark infringement.
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Alexander Maryanovsky, the developer of Jin, a Java-based chess client, has filed a lawsuit in Israel that alleges multiple violations of the GNU General Public License (GPL). In the suit, Maryanovsky alleges that International Chess University (IChessU), a startup offering online chess tutoring, and Alexander Rabinovitch, its CEO, violated both his copyright and the GPL in its production and distribution of the IChessU client, a piece of software based on Jin.


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A review of a chance for the members of Mill Creek to become the Owner. Terry Dill a PGA Golf Professional came to Salado with plans for members to buy the golf course.
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A review of the book Golf is a Funny Game by Allan Zullo and Chris Rodell. This book has funny happnings by Pro Golfers while playing golf. It also has funny things happening to many golfers this book is a relaxing and fun book.
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Prosecutors challenge man's self-defense claim
MANCHESTER - Tony Hebert, 28, whose second-degree murder trial is now scheduled for August, flashed a big smile and put his hand over his heart upon seeing supporters in the gallery Friday morning in Hillsborough County Superior Court North.
Hebert was there for a hearing at which prosecutors challenged the defense notices of intent to plead self-defense in the July 17, 2011, shooting of Pablo Samniego.
Hebert's scheduled September 2012 trial for the shooting death of 21-year-old Samniego had to be rescheduled when his private attorney quit last August for lack of payment.
Hebert, formerly of 692 Rimmon St., was originally represented by public defenders, but objected to several of the appointed attorneys. His family hired a private attorney, who withdrew after telling Judge David Garfunkel that he had not been paid. His new attorneys are public defenders Eric Raymond and Dorothy Graham.
Jury selection for Hebert's second-degree murder trial is now set for Aug. 5.
Senior Assistant Attorney General Jeffery Strelzin and Assistant Attorney General Diana Fenton were in court Friday to challenge Hebert's four alternative theory notices of intent to claim self defense.
Police have said Samniego was walking with a friend that Saturday morning, just before 3 a.m., when a car pulled up next to them in the area of Ferry and South Main streets and, after a brief conversation, the man in the car shot Samniego in the face.
Samniego's companion ran across South Main Street to call 911 from the 7-11 store, but Samniego was dead when police arrived.
The November 2011 Hillsborough County North Grand Jury indicted Hebert on two charges of second-degree murder. One of the charges accuses Hebert of recklessly causing Samniego's death, the other alleges he knowingly caused Samniego's death by shooting him in the face.
Fenton said the defense notices of self defense aren't sufficiently specific, that they do not articulate what actions the victim took to provoke the defendant to shoot. If the intent notices aren't amended with specifics, they should be stricken or eliminated, say prosecutors.
Raymond, who was appointed with Graham to defend Hebert, insisted: "We have set forth sufficient grounds."
Raymond said information gathered from witnesses and police statements supports the defense contention of self-defense, that Hebert felt threatened by Samniego's aggressive behavior.
But Fenton countered that no witness says the victim had a weapon. She said the defense notice is "factually insufficient."
The 2011 shooting occurred before passage of the stand-your-ground law, which permits use of deadly force anywhere a person feels threatened, without the need to retreat.
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Added Jan 13, 2008
Nuedlingen, Germany
Zippered & lined wristlets (my own pattern).
Made for me, for friends or for sale.
Still love those -
Jul 7, 2009, 05.39 AMby renivalentine
hi…i'm in love with this little wristlet. in your earlier note you mentioned a tutorial, but i don't see one here on BurdaStyle – is it hosted elsewhere?
Jan 15, 2008, 02.14 PMby Katrin [FrauVau]
Carole, this is my own pattern.
I sold several of these wristlets.
A tutorial for how to make them is planned to be published here, please be patient a little longer :)
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