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2005 Saturn RelayVisitor, Colorado Springs, CO, June 20, 2013 11:28This is the absolute worst car anyone could ever consider purchasing. Well, seeing that Saturn is no longer around I guess there is no worry. This thing has been nothing but a money pit since we bought it new in July of 2005. In the last 2 years, I have put on 5 brand new alternators, replaced the battery 2 times and have had to replace the starter. In addition, the ABS/Traction light comes on and I have replaced both front hubs twice. The dealer tells us that there is no recall info for the constant "Battery Saver Active" or the "Charging System Failure". I call bull crap on that one. I have replaced the battery terminals and even ran a new ground wire as per Saturn's advice. Please if others are having the same issues, let me know. Email me at: email@example.com Thank you, Chris
2006 Saturn RelayVisitor, South San Francisco, CA, June 21, 2012 21:23Overall we enjoy our Relay van, however we have repeated problems with the ABS & Traction lights going on. Two repairs were made during warranty, and the last repair was costly.
2005 Saturn RelayVisitor, Fredericksburg, VA, October 15, 2011 15:57We've had our 2005 2+ Relay for six years. We've had one warranty repair and one repair out of warranty. So far we are completely pleased with our minivan "Bessie"
2007 Saturn RelayVisitor, Cabot, PA, August 26, 2011 21:58we have had nothing but problems with our 2007 relay when we first bought it itwentbackin a weeklater hadbroken steering part then we had new brakes and rotors new rim it was bent I have had toreplace the brakes and rotors 4 times in 3 yrs and replaced tires 3 times also the abs light is on tc and stablity lights are on The transmission was replaced at 50000 Had problems with that since I got it but could not duplcate the front heated seat quit working the doors dont open and shut right they will ding the back seat the handle fell off the seat cant adjust it all I can say is I know why they went belly up I willnever buy GM again going foriegn
2007 Saturn RelayVisitor, Silsbee, TX, June 03, 2011 21:45The electric sliding doors have a mind of their own, upon closing. Sometimes they close completely sometimes not. The steering creates a loud clunking under the van when turning the wheels. Have had an A/C leak at one of the line connections and have had to recharge the system. Other than these problems it it a fine vehicle.
2007 Saturn RelayVisitor, Jackson, TN, July 13, 2010 18:17We have had numerous problems with our 2007 Relay. Wiring harness burned up, passenger sliding door major repair, brakes replaced at 20,000 miles, and recently driver sliding door had new sensors and harness repair and still does not work half the time. Sometimes the door will not stay shut !! We've also had the chime to continue to ring when the door is shut !! A real lemon it seems !!!
2005 Saturn RelayVisitor, Lititz, PA, June 09, 2010 16:36This is an extremely reliable and family focused vehicle
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Beautiful aerial photo of Sanford Stadium, home of the Georgia Bulldogs. Our panoramic sports posters are framed in-house. They are offered for sale framed to the edge without matting, or matted in team color. Your choice of wood frame includes black, walnut or cherry to complement your Dawgs fan room, home or office. Most panoramic stadium pictures ship within 1-4 days.
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This poster features the Georgia Bulldogs football team playing on their home turf, Sanford Stadium. Named for the late Dr. Steadman V. Sanford, a former University president, the stadium was built in 1929 for $360,000. Today, it has expanded to be the fifth largest on-campus stadium in the country with a capacity of 92,746. It has long been one of the country's most magnificent and exhilarating arenas for college football, nationally ranking in the top ten in attendance for 23 consecutive seasons. A favorite Georgia victory tradition is the "ringing of the chapel bell." The university, founded in 1785 in Athens, GA, educates over 33,800 students.
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Former Blackburn manager Steve Kean is to return to football as manager of Brunei DPMM, who play in Singapore's top flight.
The 46-year-old resigned from his position at Ewood Park in September 2012 following a tumultuous spell at the helm lasting almost two years, during which Rovers fans constantly called for him to be sacked.
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U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday gave the U.S. Treasury authority to stop Syria and Iran wriggling out of sanctions by going after foreign firms, banks or individuals that ease their isolation.
The sanctions target President Bashar al-Assad's wife, mother, sister and sister-in-law and come a week after the European Union made a similar move
The sanctions have effectively barred Iranian immigrant investors from sending funds here as they cannot open a Canadian bank account, a Montreal lawyer says
By Parisa Hafezi and Hashem Kalantari The threat of military strikes on Iran has upturned the quiet and comfortable lives once enjoyed by many Iranians, ushering in a new era of struggle and fear. Like many Iranians, Maryam Sofi says the West and Iran are locked in a dangerous game. "I don't think we can […]
By Erika Solomon and Douglas Hamilton At least 23 people were reported killed in Syria on Saturday as violence intensified in the eighth month of unrest against President Bashar al-Assad, pushing the death toll close to 4,600, according to a leading activist group.
Britain has expressed outrage after Iranian protesters stormed the UK Embassy compound in Tehran.
By Erika Solomon BEIRUT – Fourteen civilians were killed in a crackdown on dissent against the rule of President Bashar al-Assad on Saturday, activists said, despite a deadline by the Arab League for Damascus to take steps to end the bloodshed.
By David Brunnstrom and Justyna Pawlak SOPOT, Poland – The European Union imposed a ban on purchases of Syrian oil on Saturday and warned of further steps unless President Bashar al-Assad's government ends its five-month crackdown on dissent. The sanctions mark the first time Europe has targeted Syrian industry in a bid to stem the […]
By Arshad Mohammed and Deborah Charles WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama Thursday for the first time called on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down after a brutal crackdown by Syrian forces on demonstrations against the Assad family's 41-year reign. The president also imposed a fresh round of American sanctions to freeze all Syrian government […]


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Join experienced and knowledgeable game rangers for a two-hour game drive in an open Land Rover so you can feel close to nature and enjoy the sensory experience of Africa. Expect to see any of the Big Four species on the Reserve – buffalo, lion, leopard and rhino – as well as numerous species of antelope, giraffe, zebra, hippo and crocodiles. If you are interested in birds and the smaller wildlife species which have made their home here, our rangers will gladly point out the indigenous reptiles, insects and vegetation and share their knowledge about them.
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Back in the late 1980s Head & Shoulders shampoo made a big splash with an ad campaign that centered around the tag line, "You never get a second chance to make a first impression."
The shampoo is still on store shelves, helping people deal with those pesky white flakes on the scalp, and the tag line is just as relevant today as it ever was. According to psychologists, we only have about 7-15 seconds before strangers form an opinion of us, so making the most of our initial meeting with anyone is vital to our future relations with that person.
When the person you're meeting is a potential employer, that means you'll want to prepare ahead of time to ensure you put your best foot forward. Here are three tips that can help:
Watch what you wear: Since first impressions are formed so quickly, appearance has to be at the top of your list. Most respiratory care managers can tell you stories about job candidates who marched into their offices dressed as if they were going out for a run, or getting ready to clean out their garages, or even worse, heading out for a night on the town. They'll also tell you those folks had short interviews, because the first impression they left with their attire was all the manager needed to see to know he didn't want to hire them. So dress appropriately. A nicely pressed button up shirt and slacks for guys, or a conservative dress, shirt and skirt, or shirt and slacks for girls will do the trick. Ladies, leave the six inch heels at home too. Flats or modest heels are more in line with getting the job.
Mind your manners: Shortly after your prospective employer first lays eyes on you, she is going to observe your body language and hear you speak. Approach the manager with a nice smile, offer your hand for a hearty handshake, and then state your pleasure in making her acquaintance. The key is to exude an aura of confidence and project a positive image that will let the employer know you are someone who can work well with other people and is certain of his ability to do a good job.
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A Wonderful Year
from Roaring Brook Press
In the book A Wonderful Year, author and illustrator Nick Bruel takes readers through four seasons with stories of a little girl and all the things she does throughout the year.
Whale Trails: Before and Now
from Henry Holt and Company Books for Young Readers
Whale Trails: Before and Now shows how whale-watching boats today are different from whaling boats hundreds of years ago.
Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins
from Holiday House
In Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins, a man named Hershel must defeat goblins to restore a village's Hanukkah celebration.
Twinkle Toes
from AMO Publishing
Twinkle Toes is a holiday book by Donna Scott Nusrala that tells the story of a pajama fairy who delivers pajamas to kids who can't sleep on Christmas Eve.
Peter Loves Penguin
from Abrams Appleseed
Peter Loves Penguin is a picture book by David McPhail that tells the story of two friends: a little boy and his penguin.
The Princess in Black
from Candlewick Press
By day, Princess Magnolia, the main character of The Princess in Black, is your typical, run-of-the-mill, royal pink princess. But when her glitter ring starts to chime, she makes a secret…
Hermelin the Detective Mouse
from Alfred A. Knopf Publishers
The book Hermelin the Detective Mouse tells the story of Hermelin, a cute little white mouse who lives in the attic of 33 Offley Street.
Love Monster and the Perfect Present
from Farrar Straus Giroux
Love Monster and the Perfect Present is a children's book by Rachel Bright. It tells the story of Love Monster and his search for the perfect present to give his best monster friend on Present Day.
My Pet Book
from Random House
In the book My Pet Book, a little boy in Smartytown doesn't want a dog or a cat for a pet - he wants a book.
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Shaking hands is a customary greeting action. Handshake brings the action one step further by creating an information transfer function. Handshake operates when people first meet and shake hands, and the rings on their fingers gain the proximity to operate. The rings exchange the users' information and store it while the users are shaking hands. The more people met, the more information transferred. When the users browse through the people they have met, the card displays the basic information that was stored in the ring. The power source originates from the human body temperature, so no plug is required.
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Fishermen in Bangladesh spotted a Ganges River dolphin, a cetacean rarely sighted because it only surfaces on occasion to breathe, and what did they do? They beat the mammal to death hoping they could sell it as a "rare fish."
The news comes only a couple days after BBC News reported that the river dolphins of Bangladesh are "at risk."
The article I read today didn't specify who the fishermen were attempting to sell the dead dolphin to. It was reportedly taken to a museum visitor's center where it will be prepared for an exhibit.
I'm not too sure why the fishermen's first instinct was to kill the rare find. The animals are endangered. The fishermen gained nothing from it. I'm interested to find out if anyone bothers to punish them. CNN didn't say.
Most shark "attacks" on humans are a mistake, which is why there are so many more bites than fatalities. There are around 350 species of sharks but white, tiger and bull sharks (not nurse sharks like the one in this pic) are the species responsible for the majority of all attacks.
The octopus is considered among the most intelligent inver
Some scientists believe killer whales have calls with unique dialects that vary by pod.
Who needs a homing pigeon when a sticky flatfish can deliver a message just the same?
It does take a little longer, though, to hand over fanmail from some flounder, as one Japanese girl can attest. But some things are worth the wait.
A fisherman discovered a still-legible letter she sent off inside a red balloon as part her school's anniversary celebration - 15 years ago!
For all you gamers-slash-ocean-aficionados out there comes a cool new game for the Wii consul that allows players to explore sea life and search for lost treasure.
Endless Ocean, released today in North America, features a simulated ocean filled with sharks, whales and and all kinds of other ocean life.
Hailed by critics as "the world's most relaxing and beautiful game," Endless Ocean is fun for the whole family (rated E for everyone).
And what's more it brings the beauty of the oceans home. Hopefully more folks will become inspired to help preserve the oceans.
Scientists in Malaysia are calling the
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I've been loosely following developments in the debate about whether or not the Navy should be allowed to use sonar during anti-submarine warfare training exercises and was a bit surprised to learn that President Bush moved to exempt the Navy from the ban.
The news comes only a couple days after an Los Angeles District judge ruled in favor of environmental groups and cetaceans to keep the Navy from using mid-frequency sonar in waters off the coast of Southern California unless operating more than 12 miles from the shore.
For a fairly thorough recount of the dispute, check out Dot Earth by New York Times blogger Andrew Revkin. His posts on the matter have a lot of good background and insight.
The Pacific Marine Mammal Center is surely celebrating after three rehabilitated seal pups were released back into the ocean after being rescued last spring.
The fight over whether whaling should be banned or not heated recently when two anti-whaling activists were detained on a Japanese fishing vessel after boarding the ship without permission to reportedly dispense information.


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Hi, I'm Julie Giles and I began my career as a Cosmetologist 15 years ago when I graduated from Gene Juarez Academy of Beauty at the top of my class with an award for my design work. Since then I have remained committed to continuing my education with classes in design and color that have taken me all over the world, the most recent being in Milan, Italy.
My advanced training from Bumble and Bumble and Crew in design and certification as a color specialist in the Logics color line help me to provide high quality cuts and color for both men and women.
In 2005, I decided to pursue my education on a different level and in 2009 received a degree in business from Seattle Central as well as a certificate in business management from the University of Washington.
This year I was able to put my new degree to use when my business partner and I had the opportunity to purchase the salon we have worked at for the last 8 years.
Formerly known as Nucleus, our new place, Swagger is a quaint neighborhood salon located on Capitol Hill in Seattle. Please click on the link to check out our website.
In addition to the daily challenges of running a salon and taking care of my clients, I also enjoy business consulting on the side and have assisted several of my clients in starting businesses of their own.
So, whatever your needs may be, I'll look forward to seeing you in the salon. I'm sure we'll have a lot to talk about and you'll leave looking and feeling ready to take on the world.


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If marriage is such a fragile jewel of art that even the slightest of additions can cause it to crumble then perhaps we are doing marriage wrong. I cannot see how homosexual marriage actually affects the lifestyles of the straight married people. I must be getting insufficient amounts of Haterade in my diet.
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In our exclusive interview with iVillage's newest Guest Editor Alicia Keys, the Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter and mom reveals just how she came up with the name of her newest album, "Girl on Fire," and how each of us can be a girl on fire. All we need to do is find our passion – just like Alicia has found hers!
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Libyan cabinet minister Hassan al-Droui killed in Sirte
Libya's deputy industry minister has been shot dead during a visit to his hometown of Sirte, east of the capital Tripoli.
Local media quoted officials as saying unknown gunmen "sprayed bullets" at Hassan al-Droui near a central market.
It is the first assassination of a member of Libya's transitional government.
Libya has suffered continuing lawlessness since the overthrow of Col Muammar Gaddafi in October 2011.
The motive behind Mr al-Droui's assassination is unclear.
Most killings of this kind, which are common in eastern cities like Benghazi and Derna, usually target military and police figures and are often blamed on extreme Islamists groups operating there, says the BBC's Rana Jawad in Tripoli.
Mr al-Droui was a former member of the National Transitional Council, the political arm of the 2011 uprising.
He was appointed to his role by the transitional government's first prime minister and kept his position when Ali Zeidan took over.
Sirte was the site of the final battle of Libya's civil war, during which Col Gaddafi was captured and shot dead while trying to hide from rebels.Militia violence
Libya has been struggling to assert itself over up to 1,700 different armed militias, each with their own goals, following Col Gaddafi's death.
At least 19 people were killed in clashes between rival tribes in the southern city of Sabha on Saturday.
Militias in Libya
- Numerous militias formed to topple Gaddafi still operate
- Many still control the towns or areas where they were formed
- Some believed to have links to al-Qaeda
- Government has been unable to disarm them, instead it works with some militias
- Libya Revolutionaries Operations Room, which says it seized the prime minister, has links to defence and interior ministries
- It condemned the US raid to seize al-Qaeda suspect Anas al-Liby
The fighting was reportedly sparked by the killing of a bodyguard protecting the city's militia leader, a member of the Awlad Suleiman tribe.
Fellow tribesmen accused the rival Toubou of murdering the leader.
The violence is the worst between the tribes since they struck a ceasefire agreement in March 2012.
Members of the Toubou minority tribe live mainly in neighbouring Chad, but are also found in southern Libya, Niger and Sudan.
They have in the past complained of not being treated as equals by Arabs from the coastal cities of the north, who tend to dominate the country's government and security forces.
Southern Libya thrives on the business of smuggling contraband goods as well as human trafficking, our correspondent says.
Many of the clashes between tribes there are rooted in competition over smuggling routes.


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Team Martin Made DePaul's Anna Martin
DePaul women's basketball coach Doug Bruno, and his staff, have helped cultivate senior guard Anna…
|Martin's 35 Leads DePaul Women Over USF
CHICAGO- The DePaul women's basketball team, all in all, would rather not be in Philadelphia. McGrath-Phillips Arena in Lincoln Park? That's a different script.
Anna Martin scored a season-high 35 points as DePaul beat South Florida 91-75 Saturday night.
DePaul extended its win streak at McGrath-Phillips Arena to nine games with a win over a Bulls team that took No. 2 Notre Dame to overtime last week before losing 75-71.
The Blue Demons (13-4, 2-1 Big East) were coming off a 65-45 loss at Villanova last week, which snapped their six game streak. The 45 points and six assists versus the Wildcats are season lows for DePaul. Martin scored just six points on 2-9 shooting.
"Sometimes when you do have a bad game, you just want to play so well that you just start forcing things," said Martin. "I kept telling myself to be smart, let the game come to you, and to stay aggressive."
Martin opened the game shooting 7-8 from the floor, and she scored 10 of DePaul's first 14 points. She finished with 20 first half points on 8-12 shooting.
She moves into seventh place all-time in scoring at DePaul (1,656 points), and her two assists ties her for seventh place with Jenni Dant (343 assists).
Martin's jumper ended a 10-0 run by DePaul as the Blue Demons started to gain space with a 27-15 with 9:41 left in the first half.
The Blue Demons led 43-26 at the half, the second largest point total given up by a South Florida opponent this year.
DePaul opened up its largest lead of the game at 66-40 on a jumper by Katherine Harry with 11:52 left in the game.
Harry, too, vindicated herself from the Villanova game with DePaul's only double-double tonight with 13 points and 12 rebounds. She moves into fifth place in rebounding at DePaul with 991 career boards.
"I was not really in the game offensively or defensively at Villanova," said Harry. "That is not okay for a person of my size and what I have been able to do."
Things then got worse for both teams.
Chanise Jenkins went down at 9:53 with a left ankle injury and did not return. Her health status is unknown.
The Bull's frustration then bubbled over at the 9:07 mark when Tahira Johnson shoved DePaul's Brittany Hrynko and was assessed a technical foul.
Hrynko, coming off a 17-point effort against Villanova, sparkled again tonight.
She scored 22 points, including 4-9 from beyond the arc, dished out eight assists and had four steals. She is tied for third in the Big East in three-pointers per game with 2.7 and she is second in the conference with 5.1 assists per game.
But just like the Oral Roberts game, where DePaul had a big lead at the half only to play to a tie in the second half, this game continued to show the Blue Demon's struggles with holding a large lead.
"This has been the same story all year," said Bruno. "We score 85 or 90 points and then we act like it's over."
South Florida outscored DePaul 49-48 in the second half.
The Bulls' (11-4, 0-2 Big East) Andrea Smith scored 15 of her team's final 22 points as South Florida whittled a 23-point deficit to a 16-point deficit over the game's final eight minutes. Smith finished with 35 points.
"We still have to learn how to play with leads, and stay aggressive and not wait for the game to end," said Bruno.
Jasmine Penny added 15 points for DePaul.
DePaul's next game is at Syracuse this Tuesday at 6:00 CST. The game will be carried on the Time Warner television network and on Chicago's Lakeshore Public Television network.
- DePaul has lost guard Megan Rogowski for 4-6 weeks with a broken right (shooting) hand.
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see how the author, Kimberly Pauley, would fashion her
vampires because vampires are a hot subject right now in
literature. I wanted to see if these vampires would be
completely unique or if they would follow with traditional
vampire mythology and I found that it was a little bit of
both. The book was corny at times, and Mina tries too hard
to be funny. But she's still a good character with a
interesting decision before her: to stay alive or to
become one of the living "un-dead". It's nice to see
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Every winter, I create a cap and mittens set for my daughter; this year, instead of going for more
traditional approaches, I decided to do something a little bit different. Kimi, a Ballet and Jazz dancer since 3, I drew inspiration from her dance costumes and apparels and created Bella Headwrap and Gauntlets set. I wanted a set that she could wear not only outdoor to keep her warm but also indoor for her dance lesson. For both of the patterns, I have provided sizes from Toddlers to Teens/Adults. I believe this set is appropriate for all ages.
S (Toddler) [M (Child), L (Teen - Adult)]
Size shown: M
Headband Circumference: 14½ [16, 17] inches slightly stretched
Length: 8 [9, 10] inches (from Ribbing to point before Pompom)
Circumference: 5 [6, 7] inches without stretching
Length: Varies - The length of the gauntlets are custom to fit each individual's preference.
Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino [55% Merino Wool, 33% Microfibre, 12% Cashmere; 137 yards/125 meters per 1.75 ounce/50 gram skein];
#006 Pink; 1 skeins (Headscarf)
#006 Pink; 1 [2, 2] skeins (Gauntlets)
Scrap yarn in worsted weight for provisional cast-on and to hold sleeve stitches.
US #2/2.75 mm 16 inch or longer circular needle
US #3/3.25 mm 24 inch or longer circular needle or straight needles
Adjust needle sizes to obtain the correct gauge.
US E-4/3.5 mm crochet hook
Note: The circular needle is used to work the headband ribbing in the round. Substitute the same size dpns if desired.
3 Stitch markers
Cable needle
Tapestry needle
28 sts and 32 rows = 4 inches in Cable and Lace St using larger needle
32 sts and 36 rows = 4 inches in Twisted Rib using smaller needle, slightly stretched
Instructions are written for smallest size, with medium and large sizes in parentheses. When only 1 number is given, it applies to all sizes.
The design is very straight forward: start with a headband that is worked in the round, then bind off part of the sts and work remaining sts in rows, shaping into a triangle. A row of single crochet is applied to provide a smooth side edging.
Twisted Rib (Multiple of 4 sts)
Round 1: P1, *k2 tbl, p2; repeat from * around to last 3 sts, k2 tbl, p1.
Repeat Round 1 for pattern
Cable & Lace St – in ROWS (Multiples of 8 sts + 4)
Row 1: * P1, yo, skp, p1, k4; repeat from * across to last 4 sts, p1, yo, skp, p1.
Row 2 and all even rows: K1, p2, k1, * p4, k1, p2, k1; repeat from * across.
Row 3: * P1, k2tog, yo, p1, k4; repeat from * across to last 4 sts, p1, k2tog, yo, p1.
Row 5: * P1, yo, skp, p1, C4B; repeat from * across to last 4 sts, p1, yo, skp, p1.
Row 7: Repeat Row 3.
Row 8: K1, p2, k1, * p4, k1, p2, k1; repeat from * across.
Repeat Rows 1-8 for pattern.
Cable & Lace St – in ROUNDS (Multiple of 8 sts)
Round 1: * P1, yo, skp, p1, k4; repeat from * around.
Round 2 and all even rounds: * P1, k2, p1, k4; repeat from * around.
Round 3: * P1, k2tog, yo, p1, k4; repeat from * around.
Round 5: * P1, yo, skp, p1, C4B; repeat from * around to last st, p1.
Round 7: Repeat Round 3.
Round 8: * P1, k2, p1, k4; repeat from * around.
Repeat Rounds 1-8 for pattern.
Both gauntlets are worked the same way. Hence, only 1 set of instructions is provided.
The gauntlets are knit in the round starting at the forearm ribbing and working toward the hand. The top triangle shaping for the hand is worked back and forth in a flat piece.
The crochet hook is used to create the finger loop for the gauntlets.
The gauntlets can easily be modified to turn into a pair of arm warmers. To achieve that, simply eliminate the top triangle shaping and when working the top ribbing, work all stitches in Twisted Rib instead of the number of stitches stated in the instructions.
The instructions can be worked using the magic loop method or dpns. Instructions are written for smallest size, with medium and large sizes in parentheses. When only 1 number is given, it applies to all sizes.
Magic Loop Method:
Cast on number of sts specified and slip the sts onto the flexible cable.
Divide the sts into 2 even groups and slip the stitches toward the corresponding needle tips, with the needle ends pointing to the right side and the extra cable length protruding from the center of the 2 groups of sts. Make sure the working yarn is hanging from the back needle (needle 2); the front needle (needle 1) will work first.
* Pull needle 2 out until you can comfortably work all sts on needle 1; let the sts on needle 2 slide down to the cable; work all sts on needle 1 and turn the needle to face the right side again. Now the needle 1 sts are in the needle 2 position and sts from needle 2 are in the needle 1 position.
Slide the needle 2 sts (in needle 1 position) back to the tip of the needle and pull the back needle to work the sts on the front needle; repeat from * working sts per instructions.
Knitting in the round using circular or dpn, simple cable, lace and crochet skill.
User smaller circular needle or dpns, cast on 96 [108, 120] sts, place marker, for the beginning of round. Make sure not to twist sts. Start working in the round in Twisted Rib until piece measure 1 inch from cast on edge.
Switch to larger needles.
Row 1: Bind off 28 [32, 36] sts, work the remaining 68 (76, 84) sts in Row 1 of the Cable & Lace St.
Row 2: Work across in pattern.
Continue working in Cable & Lace St, decreasing 1 st at each edge every RS row as follows:
Row 3 (RS): P1, skp, work in Cable & Lace St across to last 3 sts, k2tog, p1.
Row 4: Work across in pattern.
Note: If working a decrease on sts involving C4B, work the sts in knit instead. Charts 2a-b illustrate decreases on both sides for the lower portion. Chart 2c illustrates the top portion shaping.
Repeat Rows 3 and 4 until 4 sts remain, ending with a WS row.
Next row: P1, k2tog, p1: 3 sts.
Last Row: P3tog.
With RS facing and using crochet hook, join yarn with slip st to end of first row of Triangle Shaping, ch 1, work sc evenly along the side of the headwrap to point, work 3 sc in point, sc evenly along opposite side of triangle; fasten off.
Make a pompom and attach the pompom on the tip of the headwrap. Weave in all ends and gently press the headwrap with a warm iron.
User smaller circular needle, cast on 40 [48, 56] sts and start working in the round either using magic loop method or dpn. Make sure not to twist sts. Work in Twisted Rib for 7 [9, 9] rounds.
The gauntlet's body is worked using both size needles. The different needle sizes are used to help the shaping of the body.
Switch to larger circular needle and start working in Cable & Lace St until 2 [2½, 2½] inches less than desired length to base of hand.
Switch to smaller needle and continue in pattern for 1 inch.
Work 20 [28, 36] top sts, place marker (pm), work the next 20 sts in twisted rib. Continue to work top sts in pattern and remaining sts in Twisted Rib until ribbing measures 1 [1½, 1½] inches.
Next round: Work in established pattern to marker, slip marker, bind off all Twisted Rib sts in pattern.
Top Triangle Shaping
The remaining 20 [28, 36] sts are worked back and forth.
Work 2 rows even in pattern, then decrease 1 st at each edge every row until 3 sts remain, ending with a RS row.
Note: Because each individual might not end on the same row before the Top Triangle Shaping, Charts 2a-c are only used for reference in terms of how to work decrease in the pattern, not as exact row number references.
Last row: P3tog; cut yarn leaving a 6 inch tail. Thread yarn through the last st and pull the st tight.
Use crochet hook join yarn with slip st to top point of triangle, work chain stitch to fit around middle finger and return to triangle point; join with slip st.
Silka is a mother of 3 who lives in West Michigan. She splits her day writing code, taking care of her family and becoming a serious knitter and designer at very late night. Silka has been publishing her designs in her site and various knitting magazines. Silka blogs about knitting and life in general, and you can find Silka as Kaleido in Ravelry.
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A Liberian war commission has called for Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, the country's president, to be banned from office, accusing her of backing a rebellion 20 years ago.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission included Johnson-Sirleaf's name on a list of high-profile figures it accused of supporting a rebellion led by Charles Taylor, the former Liberian president.
"They should be banned from occupying public office for 30 years beginning the day of the passage of the report at the parliament," the commission said in a report.
Johnson-Sirleaf has yet to respond to the commission's allegations, but her spokesman, Cyrus Badio, said on Tuesday that she would study the report, the Reuters news agency said.
Africa's first democratically-elected female head of state, Johnson-Sirleaf, has previously admitted giving money to a rebel group led by Taylor, but said it was meant for humanitarian services.
'Fooled' by Taylor
"If there is anything that I need to apologise for to this nation, it is to apologise for being fooled by Mr Taylor in giving any kind of support to him," Sirleaf said in February.
Taylor is on trial in The Hague on charges of committing war crimes including mass murder, rape and conscripting child soldiers during the interlinked wars in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
He has pleaded not guilty.
Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa said: "Sirleaf has denied ever being a member of the movement led by the rebel leader.
"[But] if the findings are proved true, this could block a second term in office for her."
Liberia's Truth and Reconciliation Commission does not have the authority to enforce its recommendations but presents them to parliament, which can enact them into law.
The commission was established in 2005 to investigate war crimes committed during Liberia's successive civil conflicts from 1989 to 2003.Emira Woods, a director at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, DC, told Al Jazeera on Tuesday that the information included in the report is not new to most Liberians.
"What is new is the sense that the Truth and Reconciliation Commission may be overstepping its mandate to some extent," she said.
"It is more likely a national elections commission that would give a ruling on who can be the type of candidate for an electoral campaign, and it is ultimately the Liberian people that will have the say in who can legitimately represent them."
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Paprika chicken
By Merrilees Parker
Cooking timePrep: 20 mins Cook: 30 mins
Skill levelEasy
A chicken supper full of flavour and ready in under an hour? No problems
Nutrition and extra info
Additional info
- Freezable
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 460
- protein
- 42g
- carbs
- 26g
- fat
- 18g
- saturates
- 5g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 0g
- salt
- 1.03g
- 3 tbsp light olive oil
- 8 boneless skinless chicken thighs, each cut into four pieces
- 1 onion, finely sliced
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 500g floury potatoes, peeled and cubed
- 1 tbsp Dijon mustard
- 1 tbsp sundried tomato paste
- 1 tsp paprika
- 2 tbsp red wine vinegar
- 100ml medium-dry Amontillado sherry
- 300ml tub fresh chicken stock
- 4 tbsp soured cream, to serve
- handful flat-leaf parsley, chopped, to serve
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- Heat 1 tbsp oil in a sauté or deep frying pan over a medium heat. Season the chicken and add to the pan. Fry for about 4 mins until browned all over. Lift out of the pan and set aside. Heat the remaining oil in the pan and fry the onion for about 3 mins, until it is just softened, then add the garlic and cook for a further min.
- Add the potatoes, mustard and sundried tomato paste to the pan, and cook for 1 min. Stir in the paprika, vinegar, sherry and stock. Bring to the boil and allow the liquid to reduce for 2 mins.
- Return the chicken to the pan, cover and simmer for 10 mins. Stir well and simmer with the lid off for another 8 mins, or until the sauce is thickened and the potatoes and chicken cooked through. Can be frozen at this point for up to 1 month. Check the seasoning and serve in bowls with a dollop of soured cream and a sprinkling of parsley.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, November 2005
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Comments, questions and tips
This was a really heart warming supper. I added double the amount of sundried tomato paste plus a heaped tablespoon of harissa paste to give it a little zing and replaced the sherry with white wine. Just before serving I emptied a 200g bag of baby spinach leaves in the pot, simmered covered for two minutes to let them wilt and then served with a mixture of long grain and wild rice - delicious!
Made this as a midweek meal for my young family. Full of flavour everyone cleared their plates. Although I love one pot wonders I would recommend cooking the potatoes first and adding them in, as they seemed to take an age to cook. Would also recommend smoked paprika and a smidgen of chilli powder or flakes. will be making this one again.
This has quickly become a favourite of mine. Didn't use the sherry and used sherry vinegar instead of red wine vinegar. It was gorgeous! Took a bit longer than the time stated for the potatoes to soften, but worth the wait. Wasn't sure how necessary the sour cream was and very nearly left it off - but the cream flavour with the warm paprika was a winner!
Very nice recipe. I tweaked it a bit by not adding the potatoes and cooking separately, and I also did not cut up my chicken thighs so cooked on the hob for about an hour. The sauce needed a bit of sugar in it, think because the sherry I used was very dry, but overall it was a lovely dish and the whole family asked for it again! I wonder if the sauce would be nice with chops as well so may try that another time.
I made this in my slow cooker and left it on for well over 6 hours, I added peas and chopped tomatoes and left out the sherry as don't drink alcohol. Half way through I had a taste test, I found it to be quite bland so ended up putting 2 tbsp of smoked paprika, 2 tsp ground pepper and 1 tsp of salt and left it to marinate for a few more hours. It had a nice smoky, tomatoey flavour, but i'm not sure I would make again though as the ingredients listed are not enough on flavour.
Whole family really enjoyed this. Don't think it would've been as nice with red wine as it was with the sherry though, but you could use Marsala wine as an alternative. If you dice the potatoes into approx 1cm cubes, then they cook perfectly. Also, used chicken breast instead of thighs. Sauce was delicious!
just made this potatoes were a little undercooked so would definately cook them b4 adding or chop them very small, a few red chilli flakes and some extra paprika also didnt add the sherry but used red wine instead...served with rice! very nice and will definately be making again but larger quantity so theres some left over


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Funeral services for Melvin Chisolm, 55, of Denmark, were held Monday, January 11, 2010, at Capernaum Missionary Baptist Church in Denmark. Melvin was born on February 8, 1954, in Bamberg County to Richard and Lusha Mae Smalls.
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I am having some major cramping too, it takes my breath away than then it's gone. This is my second pregnancy, but, the first was 14 years ago when I was 22 so I couldn't remember this part of it, or it didn't happen so it really scared me.
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Excellent video!!!!!!!!
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Difference between USSR Communist media and USA "mainstream media"
In Russia government make media say what they want – even if lie.
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…..eventually they become same thing?!
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Scott Stratton (left), Rod Thomas, Jonathan Wagner and Frank Paul star in "Plaid Tidings" at Theatre at the Center in Munster, Ind.
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The swinging quartet belts out a score of 35 songs, kicks up a dancing storm and whips up a sweet concoction of frothy laughs. Not bad for four guys who are supposed to be dead.
The male singing group died on their way to performing a concert in 1964 when their car was hit by a bus filled with Catholic teens. The teens survived, but the wholesome foursome didn't. In creator Stuart Ross's original production of "Forever Plaid," the clean-cut guys return to earth for a one-night concert they never gave. Now in "Plaid Tidings," the holiday sequel, that, under William Pullinsi's sharp direction, is even better than its predecessor, the songbirds return to spread nostalgic holiday cheer at Theatre at the Center in Munster, Ind.
Once again, the crooners in plaid tuxedos return to earth. Why? Because Rosemary Clooney asked them to do another concert and bring back hit songs from the 1950s and 1960s. It's a pretty flimsy excuse for a show, but it works because of talented, silky-voiced performers — Frank J. Paul as Jinx, Scott Stratton as Smudge, Jonathan Wagner as Sparky, and the always charming Rod Thomas as Francis. The group swings to Nicole Miller's groovy choreography and hit all the right notes with an array of oldies-but-goodies songs.
For those who recall the life-affirming uplift of mid-twentieth century America, there's plenty to enjoy here what with a doo-wop "Sha-Boom," a steamy rendition of Peggy Lee's "Fever," a rap version of "Twuz The Night B-4 Xmas," and plenty of Christmas favorites including "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and "I'll Be Home For Christmas."
"Plaid Tidings" is a delicious and hilarious stroll down memory lane. Fans of Perry Como will love the video projection of the crooner's Saturday night television special. Como is more handsome than I remember, and his standards, "Strangers in Paradise" and "Dream Along with Me" never sounded so good. An homage to the iconic "Ed Sullivan" television show, delivered at breathtaking speed, is a comedic riot. Indeed, while the four performers croon with velvety smoothness, they also offer spirited laugh-filled antics. A prime example is Thomas's funny bit on the sociological significance of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," pointing out that the outsider wasn't appreciated until other reindeers could make use of him.
Throughout the production, the Plaids make fun of William Underwood, who plays a mean piano and does a great job of musical direction. Underwood is assisted by Ethan Deppe on percussion and Jamie Martinez on bass.
Of course, those who grew up during what some consider a "golden age of music" are going to love reliving a time when songs were about love, had great melodies, and lyrics that could be understood. But youngsters who aren't familiar with those innocent times will also enjoy the show — if only to discover the joy of marvelous days gone by.
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As detailed in the Photo Essay of Santa Clara University's Magis 2014 Showcase for Social Entrepreneurship, the event brought together hundreds of social entrepreneurs, thought leaders, practitioners, and academic thinkers for an evening of exploration, reflection, and recognition.
One of the most impactful features of the event was the networking time before the speeches and evening meal. Flanking the auditorium were tables headed by social entrepreneurs, many of whom were GSBI graduates and current participants.
Here are video interviews with two of the participants. You will learn a little more about the kinds of social enterprises GSBI has incubated, what the program has meant to them, and about the why, what, and how that guides their work in the impact space.
Artisan Connect at SCU Magis 2014
Interview with Vrnda Dalal, Supply Chain and Artisan Partnership Manager at Artisan Connect., Artisan Connect is an online marketplace for quality home goods made by artisans in developing countries. It was founded by GSBI mentor Amanda North.
Global Women's Water Initiative at SCU Magis 2014
Gemma Bulos, Director of Global Women's Water Initiative , a nonprofit and GSBI alumnus, explains the organization's work in training and building a movement of local women water experts to address water issues, that affect them the most. GWWI focuses on Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania and has trained over 200 women to build over 30 rainwater harvesting systems, that provide over 300K liters of clean water to their communities.


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- On Conan, Jon Benjamin takes a look back at "Baby Pranks." Hahah. Watch this. -Gotcha Media
- Part 2 of Michael Schur walking us through each episode of Parks and Recreation season three. -AV Club
- This guy built a real life Wall-E and it's adorable and I wish someone would just make a cut of this video where they take out all the parts where he talks about how it works because now the magic is ruined. -BWE
- On The Daily Show, Jon Stewart looks into the phenomenon of news anchors cooking things on sidewalks when it's very hot outside. It's just good television, doy. -Eater
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Bands like the Beatles or Pink Floyd have recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London, and on July 16th and 17th, 2008, the first commercial recording using all digital microphones was made. The London Symphony Orchestra played works from Hungarian composer Béla Viktor János Bartók and German composer Johannes Brahms. The recordings were made using two parallel-running Sequoia workstations.
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The BKL Recording Group decided quite a while in advance to use Sequoia as the recording medium, and the program was then acquired by Grammy award-winning producer Michael Fine. Karwatky adds: "The decision to use Sequoia was also important for post-production processing, since Fine works without hardware and is able to execute multitrack edits in every facet of the material on his laptop, as he often does. Then the EDL is sent to me via "yousendit", and I can quickly do a partial mixdown for the artists."
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