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For as long as I can remember, I've wanted a tweed jacket with leather elbow patches (+/- the sherlock style pipe). I even briefly considered becoming a college professor so it would be part of the expected "uniform".
Fast forward several years, I decided that regardless of my chosen career I wanted this jacket. I bought the fabric and elbow patches during a trip to NYC this summer and followed Gertie's Retro Starlet Jacket video to help me along with the tailoring. The tailoring was done with the fusible method. I'm overall satisfied with the jacket except that one of the sleeves refused to go in as it should so there is a wee bit of excess fabric along the sleevehead. Its based on Butterick 4610.
Wool, leather elbow patches, polyester lining, weft interfacing
Nov 8, 2012, 01.09 PMby prettysewinggirl
You did an awesome job!! Love it :) Hope you will wear it often!!
Nov 5, 2012, 05.04 PMby prinnyt
Well done, love the elbow patches too
Nov 4, 2012, 02.15 PMby zsyzu
Really well done! I love it.
Nov 4, 2012, 06.39 AMby Sewing Your Style
I love it! I certainly need to sew one before the fall finishes :)
Nov 4, 2012, 04.33 AMby kisses
Neatly done and it looks great on you
Nov 3, 2012, 10.06 PMby kess
Love it!! Love this style, but I'm glad you didn;t choose your profession for it. you pull it off without being a professor!
Nov 3, 2012, 05.43 PMby zimbarus
It´s perfect! I really love the way, you managed to sew the pockets! They are perfect as well. :-)
Nov 3, 2012, 07.52 PMby csams
Aw thanks. Angling the pocket and flap did cause me to pause and scratch my head!
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Former Huntington Prep Head Coach Rob Fulford will join the Mizzou Basketball coaching staff.
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Columbia, Mo. - Mizzou Basketball Head Coach Kim Anderson finalized his coaching staff on Monday as he announced the hiring of former Huntington Prep Head Coach Rob Fulford.
Fulford comes to Mizzou after five seasons in Huntington, W. Va., where he helped build one of the country's elite prep school programs, going a remarkable 138-17 over his tenure. Last season Huntington Prep finished No. 3 nationally, going 28-4, and qualified for the Dick's Sporting Goods High School National Tournament. His final five teams finished among the Top 25 programs nationally and his 2012-13 club opened the year ranked No. 1 in the country by USA Today.
"I couldn't be more excited to welcome Rob to the Mizzou family," Head Coach Kim Anderson said. "Rob is obviously an outstanding coach and he won at an incredible level at Huntington Prep. He is well-respected by his peers and will be a great asset to our program.
"One of Rob's biggest strengths is his ability to build relationships with his young men," Anderson continued. "He gets the most out of his players because of those strong relationships and that's exactly what we were looking for as we went about completing our staff."
A 1997 graduate of Marshall University, Fulford began his coaching career as an assistant coach at Mountain State University (1997-2000) in Beckley, W. Va., where he helped the NAIA power to an 84-16 record. Mountain State led the nation in scoring (97 PPG) each of his three seasons and averaged 28 wins per year.
"I want to thank Coach Anderson, Mike Alden and University administration for this incredible opportunity," Fulford said. "I wasn't looking to leave Huntington Prep but after speaking with Coach Anderson and seeing his vision for the program, this opportunity was too good to pass up and I'm excited to be a Missouri Tiger."
Fulford began his head coaching career at Mountain State Academy (2006-09) and went 81-14 over his three seasons. After establishing the program his team ranked as high as No. 30 nationally and was selected to play in the inaugural ESPN Rise National Championship.
Fulford then started the basketball academy in Huntington, helping the program move into the national rankings in just its second year of existence. Over his five seasons at Huntington Fulford averaged better than 27 wins per season and ranked among the Top 10 each year since 2011.
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Investing in our health for lifePosted: September 7, 2012
By Carol Gordon
When we hear or read the word "invest," we naturally think in terms of money and rightly so. The first few modern day definitions of the word (as per http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/investment) do refer solely to money.
"1. To put (money) to use, by purchase or expenditure, in something offering potential profitable returns, as interest, income, or appreciation in value.
2. To use (money), as in accumulating something."
Furthermore, it is considered to be wise to think in terms of making good, sound financial investments, so that we will earn a good return on our money. When we do, we are taught, it is a good way to plan for our financial future and we seek financial advisors and/or bankers for this purpose.
Over time, however, the word "invest" has come to refer to more than just money, as the third definition on the website link provided above indicates:
3. to use, give, or devote (time, talent, etc.), as for a purpose or to achieve something:
As per http://thesaurus.com/browse/invest, the meaning of the word "invest" has been expanded to also be associated with the following words: "commit, place, put, empower, endow."
So this investment (although the word itself is not often used) concept, can thus be applied outside of the financial area into other areas of our life. For example, regular servicing of our vehicle is an investment in helping to insure that our vehicle stays in good working order and remains safe to drive.
Although it is also not common to use the word "invest" when referring to our health, we grew up with the following list of guidelines, which utilize the concept. By following them, we are taught, helps us to insure that we stay healthy:
Brush your teeth twice a day
Get eight hours of good restful sleep each night
Eat three balanced meals a day
Get plenty of exercise
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Is this short list of simple guidelines all the investment we need to make in our health in order to stay healthy or is there more? Next article will explore the role wellness plays in our investment in our health.
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Nicolas Cage has become one of the most iconic cult-like figures in Hollywood, and for many, many good reasons. And he is the subject of many a parody video, like the one featured here.
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The Walters is partnering with the Cognitive Science Department of the Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts & Science at The Johns Hopkins University to present a focus show of approximately 25 works exploring the impact of severe brain damage on the life and creativity of an artist. The show will tell the story of Lonni Sue Johnson, a successful artist who drew for The New Yorker.
She suffered severe amnesia resulting from an attack of encephalitis in late 2007. The illness caused substantial brain damage, resulting in the complete loss of artistic productivity. Through intensive art therapy led by her mother Margaret Kennard Johnson (also an accomplished artist), Johnson began to produce a portfolio of "recovery art." Her art provides unique insight into the devastating effects of amnesia, as well as the complementary roles played by language and memory in her artistic expression. Johnson's case gives researchers a rare opportunity to contribute to the scientific understanding of brain function and art, and to apply that understanding to an appreciation of the synergies between art and science.
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Date: 12/05/14
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Come hear Jessye Norman, one of America's most accomplished and beloved opera singers, discuss her new book, "Stand Up Straight and Sing!" Tickets $25 (includes one book).
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Andean textile specialist Dr. Anne Tiballi, the Andrew W. Mellon Curricular Facilitator at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, will present an engaging talk, exploring the production of ancient American textiles, their significance, and their impact on the broader material culture of the ancient Americas.
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It has long been said that drinking eight glasses of water a day keeps the doctor away. At an average, our bodies contain at least 75% water. The majority of this component shows just how much our bodies use water to function properly daily. Functionalities include everything from getting ideas from your brain, digesting your food and fighting diseases that keep on entering the body.
Drinking water is vital to prevent diseases and it has been proven through numerous kinds of sickness such as colds etc. Now, studies have shown that water therapy can also help prevent cancer. Note that it's not just the normal tap water but the water must be filtered in order to prevent unknown particles from entering our body. Since water affects our cells and enzymatic processes, treatments such as Gerson Therapy stresses the use of pure water for cancer patients. It is said that clean water is an essential ingredient in cancer prevention. Filtered water also greatly reduces the risks of different kinds of cancer, rectal cancer, colon cancer and bladder cancer. Another good example is the use of alkaline water for women with breast cancer. Cancer cells love living in an acidic environment and therefore taking up alkaline water therapy would make your body an alkaline environment which help slow down the spread of cancer cells and sometimes would kill them. Also, it neutralizes free radicals and allows for the creation of more oxygen molecules which then eradicates cancer cells.
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Official: Mid-Season Recap for International MINI Racing
Official Release: Wheel-to-wheel battles on renowned race tracks, thrilling championship battles and plenty of driving fun: Race cars of the MINI brand are enjoying worldwide popularity once again in 2014. Among drivers and fans alike. The various series are already in the second half of the season, so practically on the finishing straight. Time for a brief recap.
In Germany the MINI John Cooper Works (211hp, from 0 to 100 kph in just 6.1s) are competing in their own class, Division 3, this year in the ADAC Procar Championship. Stops include the Hockenheimring, the Red Bull Ring in Austria and Zandvoort in the Netherlands. A particular highlight this year: Competing in the 24-hour race at the legendary Nürburgring, where the MINI JCWs raced at lightening speed in front of hundreds of thousands of spectators.
Halfway through the season Thomas Tekaat, last year's champion in the MINI TROPHY, leads the championship standings. He has had four victories so far this season. Steve Kirsch (82) is just four points behind him in second place. In third place with 62 points is Kai Jordan.
In the MINI mother land, Great Britain, the MINI Challenge UK is rapidly approaching the end of the season, and with it the final result in the championship. Numerous MINI are competing in two classes, the slightly more powerful John Cooper Works, and the Cooper class.
In the JCW, Chris Knox leads with 196 points, ahead of Neil Newstead (165) and Lawrence Davey (163). In the Cooper class, Shane Stoney has a clear lead with 231 points, Josh Gollin (170) is second, Ricky Page (139) third. Four race weekends have been completed, with three to go. Including some real highlights: The MINIs will be making an appearance at the Formula 1 track in Silverstone and at the legendary Brands Hatch. Tradition meets passionate racing – very much in the spirit of the MINI brand.
From Great Britain it's off down south. The MINI Challenge Italia is taking place in Italy once again in 2014. Monza, Imola, Misano and Le Castellet in France are the melodious tracks on the MINI tour. With two races to go in Le Castellet and Vallelunga, Gianluca Calcagni leads the championship with 134 points, ahead of Ivan Tramontozzi (113). Anything can happen in the races that are traditionally very competitive. There are still 80 points up for grabs – and they are highly coveted.
And they don't just stick to Europe, the MINIs also compete successfully in racing series abroad. In the Canadian Touring Car Championship (CTCC), Team Octane fields six MINI John Cooper Works. And with great success: In the Touring Class with 14 cars in total, they are currently in first, third, fourth and fifth place. Leader of the pack is Michel Sallenbach, who with 1050 points is top of the table, ahead of Karl Wittmer (888). Five of seven races have been completed, including races on the Formula 1 track in Montréal and on the demanding street circuit in Toronto.
So far this season, all racing series in which MINI are involved have produced exciting motorsport. In the crucial phase, which is just getting underway, there should be more excitement, and more intense and action-packed duels. This all reflects the spirit of MINI.
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NASA is sending Google smartphones to the International Space Station as the next step in pursuing the agency's goal of having robots assist astronauts in space.
The two phones, equipped with 3D sensing technology, are scheduled to be launched July 12 and will be attached to Synchronized Position Hold, Engage, Reorient, Experimental Satellites (SPHERES) on the ISS.
NASA has been using the SPHERES since 2006 for relatively minor activities such as docking maneuvers and free-flying algorithm tests. But the agency has bigger plans for the bowling ball-sized spherical satellites, which can be guided around the space station's interior at about an inch per second. Officials want the satellites to be able to perform tasks and sense their surroundings. And all the capabilities NASA wanted could be found in a smartphone.
In July 2011, NASA sent up Google Nexus S phones, which were the state-of-the-art Android phones at the time, and used them to establish remote control of the SPHERES so the crew on the ISS and back at the Johnson Space Center in Houston could control them.
The SPHERES with the Nexus phones have only been operating in a two-square-meter area on the ISS. That's where the latest Google smartphone comes in.
The Project Tango smartphone -- not yet available to the public and no word on when it will be -- has 3D sensing capabilities and a wide-angle camera that can detect surrounding features.
Chris Provencher, NASA's Smart SPHERES project manager, described it as a phone that knows exactly how much it is moving when it moves -- "a GPS without the GPS."
"It didn't make any sense to reinvent the wheel," he added. "Instead of trying to do it ourselves, we decided to leverage the existing smartphone capabilities."
NASA will run two tests with the Google phones. First, someone on the ISS will take a phone through the entire space station to build a 3D map. Once that is done, a second test will use the phones to tell the SPHERES where to fly.
The first mapping activity is tentatively scheduled for early August, and the demo will happen about one month later, Provencher said.
In preparation, the team has been adapting the phone for use in space. Even seemingly simple tasks, such as the screen rotation tilt controlled by the phone's orientation, are affected by zero gravity.
To tackle those challenges, Google and NASA signed a Space Act agreement, which gives companies a way to partner with the agency and for NASA to get its hands on new technology.
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Eventually, NASA officials hope the SPHERES will reduce the amount of housekeeping tasks astronauts have to perform, such as measuring air and sound quality in the ISS, and allow them to spend more time on mission-focused tasks, Provencher said.
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I took this photograph, "The couple" in the summer of '92. That was long ago when everything and everyone still felt endlessly fascinating and mysterious, and when photography was the only way I could take it all in. I'd left Buenos Aires to spend the summer in Brooklyn with my grandfather and spent every day roaming the city taking pictures and hurrying back home at night, excited to develop the film in the blacked out laundry room. I distinctly remember uncurling the wet film this frame was in, seeing it and being in awe at how a portrait could transcend anything I had seen or intended. —Alessandra Sanguinetti
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One of the absurd things about photography is the amount of pictures one takes that end up in a box, never to be seen again. Nearly all of the images I've ever taken have ended up unseen in a box. I took this image in Abkhazia in 2005, while I was working on my book "Satellites." It shows girls doing their hair in front of a bombed out apartment block. It was a sweet little human moment. But later that same evening I took another image of an old woman walking in front of the same building that was slightly more dramatic. And just like that, the image of the four girls had to go. —Jonas Bendiksen
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A co-worker of mine asked me if it would be possible to make a batch of mead that would be drinkable in like 3.5 months. She has a daughter that was supposed to be getting married in May of next year, but has now decided to move the wedding up to the end of October (Halloween). She was planning on making a batch of mead and thought that she had more than enough time to make something good. Now she is not sure if it is possible. As the resident "expert" on all things homebrew (meaning that I know slightly more than non "experts") at our place of employment, she asked me if I could come up with anything. So...
Any ideas out there? I would think that if you kept the original gravity on the lower end of the usual mead spectrum you would be off to a good start. Yes? Would you want to ferment it with champagne yeast to just blow through the must and spend the small amount of time letting it "age"?
Any ideas would be much appreciated.
I'm sure someone way more knowledgable will answer you, so here is the little info I can offer. From what I've read here, sweeter meads tend to be drinkable more quickly than dry meads. So your co-worker may want to avoid champagne yeast and use a sweet mead yeast or Lavlin D-47 instead and use more honey.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again...I want to try this.
What if you use Nottingham yeast. Take your must to 1.080, then if notty poops at 8% you'll get around 1.015 final gravity. The lower ABV% and the sweetness will leave you with something that should be drinkable early.
Go to the Mead recipes section and print her the recipe for Joe's Quick Mead. Joe claims his was ready in 5 weeks. I've made this with various juices a few times and, in my experience, it takes more like 8-10 weeks. That's still pretty quick for a tasty mead.
definitely keep the ABV low. i wouldn't use bread yeast either (JOAM) simply because it may throw off flavors that won't age out, and doesn't clear as easily.
a good ale yeast that only hits 10% max ABV is a good route. it'll be a lighter mead, on the sweeter side to mask any 'youngness' that remains.
the bread yeast doesn't give any off flavors that we could ever detect, but it does not clear. And then if it does and you look at it funny, it will go cloudy again.
BigKahuna's got a good idea, with the notty. Sweat meads are drinkable faster, so get the og up to keep the fg up. Plus non-wine drinker's tend to like sweat wine's better.
Also, watch out on that D-47, we had it go to 13.2%, which ended up not making a sweat mead.
good, question. And I don't know, but I'm sure we'll use it again and see.
Weird thing is the D-47 attenuated out more than it should have and the ec-1118 pooped out way early, in the exact same must.
This has happened to me a couple of times, friends just don't understand the time factor in making either beer or mead.
When I have to make a quick mead due to someone's Pi$$ Poor Planning, I always go for a low OG, and use WL001, or 1056. High attenuation and just keep the OG to a level where the yeast will tire out after 2 to 3 weeks and leave just enough sweetness in the mead.
I then let it sit in secondary for as long as I have time to then either keg or still bottle it. Depending on the demands of the groom I may had a little quality vodka that does not smell or taste like gasoline to kick it up a bit. (Any suggestions would be great, I don't go for the hard stuff so my experience is limited).
One note, one batch kind of died early on me, and I noticed it a little late so it was a sweet mead.
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For years now, economic development and convention and visitors bureau officials in Barton County have worked tirelessly to promote the Wildlife National Scenic Byway which winds for 77 miles from Cheyenne Bottoms in Barton County to Quivira Wildlife Refuge in Stafford County.
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