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Though a private hospital in Madurai has claimed that the death of a three-month-old male baby on August 12 was due to dengue, the Deputy Director (Health), V. Umamaheswari, said that it could not be confirmed.
"The baby was tested positive for dengue through the card test. However, this is not dependable and not accepted by the Government," she said.
Stating that she had inspected the village, Dr. Umamaheswari said that the death of the three-year-old reported on Tuesday was due to acute dehydration.
She added mosquito-breeding was visible in the village due to storage of water in open utensils. Abate solution was distributed to the villagers for larvicidal activity.
The villagers have been advised to keep the utensils closed.
Stating that piled up garbage was a health concern in the village, she said that the local body authorities were advised to remove them to maintain hygiene.
The Gram Sabha has passed a resolution on Wednesday that the local shops should not give plastic carry bags to its customers, she added.
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No other way around it. I've never seen a game given away completely because of turnovers in the redzone. We should have blown them out.
Was just like watching the GA game last year. Really hard to win with 5 turnovers. I bet the offense has a long two weeks of learning about BALL CONTROL.
Miami had the ball 20 mins Miami barely had 200 yards of offense Miami had zero defensive or special teams TDs And yet Miami won this game comfortably. That points to coaching and offensive ineptitude by the other team.
Muschamp repeatedly harps that we run the ball because we don't need to throw. Then we get in a situation where our run game doesn't work (Georgia last year, Miami this year) and our offense proves to be completely inept. Our offense is one dimensional and we rely too much on that one dimension. edit: jeff had almost 300 passing yards but we couldn't capatalize in the red zone. 300 yards doesn't mean ANYTHING when that happens. We had 413 yards to their 212 but they came out with the W.
I've seen other teams self destruct at some point to lose the game... but I've NEVER seen a team self destruct for 4 straight quarters. I just don't even know what to say...
UF is better than Miami, period. We dominated them the whole game. Inbetween the 20's we DOMINATED them. Our redzone offense was literally the only problem today. LITERALLY.
that's the most important problem to get rid of. if you can't get the ball in the end zone, you aren't a good team. it doesn't matter that we dominated them between the 20s. our team wasn't good enough to score points. theirs was.
Sorry but better team did not lose. You dont get points for yards. Execution is a part of football, and one team is disciplined, executes and does the little things well. Well coached. The other team didnt execute, isnt well coached (on offense) etc. the better team won.


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Allie Hater. Go away please and don't come back. Other than that big thumbs up for Kesha and great respect from me to every vegetarian out there. I must admit I'm not a vegetarian yet but I'm strongly considering it.
woweeee! i'm not allowed to become a vegetarian ' my parents say it's all part of a healthy diet and tht and won't let me but i'm gonna try and avoid meat as much as possible.
Anyone else notice her riding an elephant in her Love Drug Video? I am glad she donated money to helping animals and I am glad she is vegetarianthose are great things but the elephant riding thing is a bit contradicting to her claims of advocating for animal welfare… Perhaps it's just me it bothered.
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TOYOTA ACCELERATOR PROBLEMS-You've heard about this story. Floor mats in Toyotas getting caught and holding down the gas pedal. Sounds like a pretty simple fix. But Brian Ross looked into the story and found what he referred to on WORLD NEWS as a "kind of Toyota owners' rebellion over what the company and the federal government say is the cause of an estimated 2000 runaway cars." Ross explains: "The company ordered a huge floor mat recall and the federal government urged consumers to follow Toyota's directions…but across the country some owners…say floor mats can't be the only cause of the problem." And it looks like the federal government may not be 100% convinced themselves. In a statement this afternoon, the Department of Transportation and the National Highway Safety Administration said, "This matter is not closed until Toyota has effectively addressed the vehicle defect by providing a suitable remedy."
But let's get back to those Toyota owners. Ross introduced us to Paul and Saskia McLean of California and relates "the McLeans were driving in the Mojave Desert when their Toyota Highlander shot up to 100 miles an hour. Their car did not have the recalled floor mats." Also, the McLeans assured Ross there was nothing underneath the gas pedal. The McLeans' story is not unique. Ross says "some owners are now suing Toyota, claiming there must be a glitch of some kind in the basic electronic computer system that controls the throttle." While federal investigators have been unable to pinpoint any glitch, Ross reports that "the number of accidents blamed by drivers on speed surges shot up after the electronic system was put into use in 2002, according to safety analyst Sean Kane." Toyota's reaction? They wouldn't talk to ABC NEWS, but posted a statement on-line discounting any electronic glitch.
So no definitive answers as to a cause. Ross notes in his close that "today federal safety officials said Toyota was wrong to suggest its cars have been given a clean bill of health by the government. So the investigation of this mystery continues."
MISSING NORTH DAKOTA COLLEGE STUDENTS FOUND DEAD-Dickinson, North Dakota police announced tonight that the three female Dickinson State college softball players were found dead in their vehicle. In a statement released to the media, Dickinson, North Dakota police said "Approximately 2:45PM Mountain time searchers notified members of law enforcement that vehicle tracks were found leading into a pond with oil residue floating on the surface. The dive team investigated and a vehicle was located in the pond at approximately 4:25 Mountain time. The 1997 White Cherokee was pulled from the pond. The three women they had been searching for were located in the vehicle and were deceased. Foul play is not suspected." Foul play may not be suspected but nothing's ruled out. Police said tonight that they are "still investigating" their deaths.
2009 ELECTIONS-Election Day 2009 is not chock a block with nationally compelling races…but there are a handful that ABC NEWS is following. Those races are governorships in New Jersey and Virginia, an upstate New York congressional race and mayoral races in Houston, Atlanta and New York. At this point, ABC NEWS has projected just one outcome-Republican Bob McDonnell to win the Virginia governorship. What if any national significance do these races hold? It depends who you're asking. Jake Tapper, filing for WORLD NEWS, tells us that "White House officials argue this is in no way a referendum on President Obama. These are local races. But Republicans, perhaps smelling some victories tonight point out, today is the first opportunity voters have to register their feelings about President Obama and the Democratic Congress." Should other contests besides Virginia go the Republican way, those results will likely give the GOP reason to believe that there will be bigger victories in the 2010 midterm elections. (thanks to George Sanchez for his help on this entry)
BPA IN YOUR SUPERMARKET-Consumer Reports tells us there's levels of BPA in our foods. I'm not sure if that's good or bad, but Lisa Stark, can you tell me what BPA is please? Stark: "BPA is a chemical that has long been used in everything from baby bottles to the lining of canned goods. Some studies have linked BPA exposure to reproductive problems, and increased risk of cancer and diabetes." Okay…BPA might be B-A-D. And Stark told us on WORLD NEWS, there's a fair bit of it in the items on our grocery store shelves. Stark: "Consumers Union found the highest levels of BPA in canned goods-Del Monte Fresh Green Beans and Progresso Vegetable Soup." Big deal? Consumer Reports thinks it is-Dr. Urvashi Rangan told Stark that "one serving for a small child of those green beans would actually cause that child to ingest a dose close to the level that already causes harm in animal studies." Yikes-and you can't even be sure if BPA is in the product or not. Stark says that "the test even found the chemical in canned Vital Choice tuna marketed as BPA-free-the company says it is 'dismayed and determined to find the source of the problem." But not all grocery companies feel that BPA is bad-Stark says that "reacting to the report, Del Monte is quoted as saying BPA 'is the best method available' for food preservation." There certainly does seems to be differing opinions on the safety of BPA-Stark notes that "government scientists have studied BPA and there is disagreement about whether or not low levels of exposure are dangerous." Consumer concern seems to be enough for some manufacturers-Stark says that "the leading baby bottle manufacturers will now make bottles without the chemical." For those looking for some closure (and hey who isn't) on BPA's safety, Stark adds that "the Food and Drug Administration is doing its' final review of the chemical…with results expected at the end of the month."
BUFFET PURCHASES BURLINGTON NORTHERN: Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaways purchased railroad Burlington Northern in a deal valuing the nation's largest shipper of goods at $34 billion. Over the summer, Buffett told Bianna Golodryga that he gauged the economy's progress by looking at the railroad: "Rail car holdings are important….that is telling you what is coming into this country, going out and so on." In a statement to ABC News, Buffet said the purchase was "an all-in bet on the future of the United States. There is no way you can move a railroad to Asia. I have no notion what the next quarter or next year will bring, but I'm 100 % confident in the economic future of the United States five, ten and 100 years down the road."
"Buffett isn't the only famous business figure to follow less 'run of the mill' indicators. Former Federal Reserve Chief Alan Greenspan focuses on scrap steel prices. Jack Welch, the legendary former GE CEO famously stated that he tracked light bulb sales. If customers bought more bulbs in bulk, the economy was doing well. If they bought more individual bulbs, then he was worried," Bianna Golodryga reported on WORLD NEWS.
"Many of those indicators, including scrap steel prices, including commodity prices more generally, all tell us that the recession has come to an end," economist John Ryding told ABC News. (thanks to Marisa Bramwell for this entry)
CLEVELAND MURDERS-Convicted rapist Anthony Sowell was charged this afternoon with 5 counts of aggravated murder, along with charges of rape, felonious assault and kidnapping. Police recovered the bodies of six women from the home last week, and at a press conference late this afternoon, police officials said "what appears to be four more bodies" were removed today. The bodies were removed after investigators excavated the yard of the home where Sowell lives. Sowell is arraigned tomorrow morning at 8:30am ET-there is a camera in the court.
Rich Esposito provides the following details on this case which Pierre Thomas notes "comports with what he is hearing":
"All ten corpses African American females, adults, badly decomposed bodies, in bags.
Time line of investigation currently starts w his release from prison in 2005
Searches have so far yielded no records kept by the suspect. No video. These sorts of materials can be a part of a serial killer's MO.
Investigators have spoken with the suspect a number of times. He has "led them down" a number of paths.
But so far, nothing approaching admissions.
The victims are all believed to be Cleveland residents, and possibly neighborhood residents.
The majority of the forensic probe, due to the condition of the corpses, is now with the coroner.
Police are culling missing persons reports.
A number of persons have come forward and expressed concerns about persons they know or knew who may have disappeared."
T-MOBILE OUTAGE: For the second time in less than a month, thousands of T-Mobile users are experiencing problems with the cell service provider. In a statement, T-Mobile said today some of its users are "experiencing intermittent service disruptions impacting voice and some data services." T-Mobile users with ABC News report they are able to call outside of their network, but are unable to receive calls or contact other T-Mobile users. Today's outage comes just weeks after thousands of T-Mobile's Sidekick users lost data and contact information from their devices, resulting in the service provider offering customer refunds. (thanks to Marisa Bramwell for this entry)
HEALTH CARE REFORM/GET YOUR 2010 CALENDARS OUT-From Jon Karl: "Just last week, President Barack Obama declared he is 'absolutely confident' he'll be able to sign a health care reform bill by the end of the year, but senior Congressional Democrats now tell ABC News that is highly unlikely. 'Getting this done by the by the end of the year is a no-go,' a senior Democratic leadership aide told ABC News. Two other key Congressional Democrats told us the same thing."
AUTO SALES-We got our October auto sales figures today. Dan Arnall reports: "With the major auto brands posting October sales results today, there are new signs that the U.S. economy is starting to stabilize. Ford's chief economist Emily Kolinski Morris said it best on a conference call with reporters: 'The economy is in transition from recession to recovery.'
Overall auto sales were flat in October – 838,000 cars sold this year; same as last year. But several of the big names posted sales gains as consumers got over the cash for clunkers hangover which made September's results a bloodbath. It ended up pointing to a seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR) of sales at 10.46 million units – well above the 9.22 million unit SAAR from September and in line with analyst expectations.
General Motors (+4.7%) reported its first year-over-year sales gains in almost two years during October.
Ford (+3.3%) followed suit with sales of fuel efficient 2010 models selling well.
Chrysler (-30.4%) was a stand-out laggard because the models they are offering are not resonating with customers. They'll roll out a new product strategy in an all-day session in Detroit tomorrow thanks to their new partnership with Fiat.
Asian brands Toyota (+0.0%) and Honda (-0.4%) held steady during the month"
–KARZAI PROMISES "CLEAN GOVERNMENT"- In his first speech since being declared the winner of a second presidential term, Afghan president Hamid Karzai promised to tackle the corruption that has come to define his government in the eyes of many Afghans. Karzai did not offer specific measures to fight fraud. He was flanked at the podium his running mate and former defense minister Marshal Muhammad Qasim Fahim, who himself is accused of trafficking drugs. Asked if he would fire ministers suspected of corruption, Karzai said the problems cannot be solved solely by changing personnel. (Jim Sciutto)
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So, in other words, Ash loses to Kotetsu? Or does he beat Kotetsu and then loses to Virgil at the end...?
This is really shitty. We'll only get to see Ash battle three real battles, with one of them being a 1v1 at that.
Well, the title's pretty similar to DP188, except replace "Rival Battle" with "Unova League". The title could be trying to mislead usor I'm just in the denial mode because of Episode N.
Here's the summary:
The Isshu League fiercely continues into the fourth round. Ash and Kotetsu's battle continues to become even more extreme. Kotetsu's partner Riolu then evolves into the Wave Pokemon Lucario. With all of its moves powered up plus learning a new move, Satoshi and Tsutarja are both cornered...
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Oh yeah, forgot to say, Snivy is mentioned here, so she might be battling in the Kotetsu battle.
....You're lessening my reason for saying BW is technically superior to the original saga unless you consider it a comedy, which it's inferior to. This is completely stupid, but for emulating the original saga, it's fitting. If it wasn't for the promise of different standards in the next saga, I would've walked away and never returned by now.
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Translate the Summary, but I still wouldn't mind confirmation from someone like @bluesun.
"The Isshu League fiercely continues into the fourth round. Ash and Kotetsu's battle continues to become even more extreme. Kotetsu's partner Riolu then evolves into the Wave Pokemon Lucario. With all of its moves powered up plus learning a new move, Satoshi and Tsutarja are both cornered..."
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Yeah its like Spain Football team. Oh wait this was 4 years ago
Back on topic I must say this is unbereable why not cancelling the league and leave it after N saga seriously this is worst league ever (The best for me its Sinoh and Johto).
Even the magazine thought ash was going to win.
Holy shit, he loses to Kotetsu!!! Fantastic. I mean, I don't like Kotetsu, but im glad Ash isn't even making the top 4. I guess that magazine showed Kotetsu thinking he had lost the battle because he thought it was a 3 v 3 haha.
Im glad the decided to give Ash a lower rank than Sinnoh, since I feel it really reflects his development this series. Now that Ash isn't going to lose to Virgil, Im thinking maybe Virgil will win the Entire thing. Would make more sense than some random COTD winning.
So we get to see a 1 v 1, a 3 v 3 and a 6 v 6. That's 10 pokes and Ash is using Pikachu twice, and we saw scraggy battle briefly in the 2nd round. So everyone should get one battle. Fuck me this is a pathetic league. Might even be worse than Kanto.
The Fighting Misty is going to love this
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I couldn't believe Ash lose the league like that, its pretty bad written for me.
Ash has fought any of those Pokemon already, and he did beat Maylene's Lucario, and losing to Kotetsu's Lucario kinda means that his skill has indeed dropped since the start of BW. (Or it is commonly called as character reset)
The worst League ever (Or overall the worst Generation of Anime ever)
Nintendo is awarded an Effort Ribbon for the effort of trying to write off the Pokemon Anime series.
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Lucario vs. Pikachu, that says it all everyone, this battle is the Maylene Gym battle from DP in reverse, which also means that Ash isn't going to face Virgil and his Eevee army at all, but losing to a Lucario is just as bad as losing to an Eevee, because both are two of the most overrated Pokemon in the fandom.
I agree with you, almost every tournament has been a 1 on 1 tournament, I personally find it an excuse for the writers to not give Trip an actuall team, but have his only Pokemon seen be an overpowered garden hose that he passes off as a "Serperior". It's like it's illegal to have 6 on 6 tournament battles in Unova.
I agree with you, this is just an utter embarassment of a league, only Natural Harmonia Gropius can save us now.
Like I said earlier, this is the Maylene Gym battle, but in reverse, and at the league.
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I suppose we should have seen this coming. The preview from the Professor Oak's Lecture from the last week's episode had footage of Virgil battling a different opponent than Ash (Kotetsu and Stephan's footage were from their battles with Ash). We should have predicted that Ash and Virgil would not have battled, because otherwise there would have been footage of them battling.
Nobody can say that Ash lost to an Eevee trainer, but Ash making it to the Top 8 for the third time seems kind of dull. Overall, this definitely beat out Kanto as the worst Pokemon League competition ever.
As for the battle itself, we know that five of Ash's pokemon are confirmed with this latest summary. I'm expecting Oshawott will be the last one since everybody will get at least one battle in the league (Pikachu in prelims and fourth round, Scraggy in second round, Leavanny/Palpitoad/Krookodile in third round, and Snivy/Boldore/Pignite/Unfezant in fourth round).
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One of them isn't going to battle at all. I'm guessing it will be Scraggy since it got five seconds of battle screentime in the last episode...
Why does there even need to be a two-week break? That's a first for January.


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The Charleston City Council on Monday night made some changes to the way elections will be carried out from now on in the city. The move combines city elections with county and state, which the city hopes will save money and increase voter turnout. Taxpayers pay up to an extra $100,000 per election currently, with the city on its own election cycle. The new ordinance will sync up the elections by 2018.
State Park System Under Review
West Virginia's state park system is getting a closer look by state lawmakers. As they get set for the 2014 legislative session, lawmakers are looking at funding options for the upkeep of a network of 35 parks, seven forests, five wildlife management areas and two rail trails that attracted more than 6.6 million visits last year. West Virginia is one of just a few states that doesn't charge an entry fee, and some hope to keep that going. There is a fee for staying overnight at lodges and campsites. The review by lawmakers includes discussions about finding a revenue source for repair and maintenance work.
Historic Building to be Razed
There are plans in Beckley to tear down a feed and hardware store that is on the National Register of Historic Places, and a McDonalds will go up in its place. The Charleston Gazette reports the owner decided to accept an offer to sell and move on. That means the Beckley Feed and Hardware building was built in 1935 will be torn down, and plans have already been approved by the Beckley Code Enforcement department. The building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2001, which was the first year it was eligible.
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As expected, thousands turned out for Bridge Day over the weekend. The event featured hundreds of BASE jumpers on the New River Gorge Bridge in Fayette County, and thousands of spectators turned out to watch them take the 876-foot plunge. It was an economic boost for many Fayette County businesses, especially those on Route 19 up to the bridge. That was the 34th year for the Bridge Day festival, and featured competitors from several countries and all but ten states in the US.
Urban Renewal Plans Move Ahead
A recommendation from the Charleston City Council's committee on Urban Renewal is headed to the full council for approval. As they stand now, the plans would make part of the West Side and a section of downtown eligible for things like facade grants, tax incentives and streetscape overhauls. The Daily Mail reports the authority would have the power to acquire properties and promote them for development.
Quarrier Street Shooting Ruled Accidental
Charleston police an incident Saturday night in downtown Charleston was an accidental shooting. One woman was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries after a shooting in the 1300 block of Quarrier Street. Police think John Tucker accidentally fired his gun, and it went through the wall of his apartment and hit a neighbor. No charges have been filed against Tucker.
Investigations Continue Into Wet Weather Accidents
More now about an accident along Coal River Road Wednesday night. A vehicle went into the Coal River near the 6500 block in the Tornado area, and the Kanawha County sheriff's office says the 20-year old driver left the roadway and hit a tree, then went over the embankment and into the river. The driver kicked until she shattered the door's window glass, then swam to the shore. She was treated at the hospital and is expected to be okay. Weather is believed to have been a factor in the crash. About ten minutes later a separate crash was reported in the Clendenin area along U.S. 119. The driver of a vehicle traveling north lost control of the vehicle and struck a southbound vehicle, and the driver of the southbound vehicle was killed. She has been identified as 53 year old Ramona Abbott of Walton. The accident is still under investigation.
Kanawha County May Sue Over Coonskin Park Trees
The Kanawha County Parks and Recreation Commission may pursue legal action against a man accused of abusing his cleanup priveleges at Coonskin Park after the derecho in the summer of 2012. The Daily Mail reports the commission will consider whether to file a civil lawsuit against Russell Trucking and its owner, David Bowen, at their November meeting. Russell Trucking is accused of pulling 337 trees out of Coonskin Park's shelter area and damaging more than 20 others. The initial authorization was to cut 30 trees. A little fact checking helped he Kanawha County Commission discover that some of the lumber removed as then sold to a sawmill for $66,000.
Investigation Shows Sheriff Crum Was Being Investigated When He Died
More on alleged corruption in Mingo County...a federal search warrant says Mingo County Sheriff Eugene Crum was being investigated by the FBI for laundering money by arranging to buy campaign signs with cash he got from a doctor convicted to running a pill mill; that according to the Charleston Gazette. The amount of cash was in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. The FBI was also investigating mail fraud allegations, and whether Crum sent in fake campaign disclosure forms by mail. There was also an investigation active over whether Crum possessed illegal drugs, and whether or not he was going to distribute them. Crum was shot and killed in his police cruiser in April, as he at lunch in the parking lot.
Former Firefighter Faces Battery Charges
A former Charleston firefighter is facing charges. Charleston police arrested 34-year old Keith Linville Hawk of Elkview and charged him with domestic battery, according to the criminal complaint filed in Kanawha County Magistrate Court. Police say Hawk allegedly got into a fight with his girlfriend and held her down at one point. There are previous battery charges against Hawk from two incidents earlier this year. Hawk was taken to the Western Regional Jail and bond is set at $25,000.


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My mother has lots of hoya's. I can identify all but one. It is a dark dark plum color almost black . My mom is a certified Nurseyman and doesnt know what it is either. Has anyone seen one this color? If so, to you happen to know its name?
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Hi alwaysgardening, Sure would love to see a picture of it...anyway you can post one? Hopefully someone here would be able to identify it with a picture...possibly? Sounds really pretty, must be pretty rare if your Mom doesn't know the name, You've definitely piqued my interest...Please post a photo if you can. |
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Some of the pubicalyx can be really dark, as well as several of the eriostemmas - might either the flower or leaves be "fuzzy"? Like Pug said, post a picture if you can! We LOVE pictures around here! Kelly |
So far, it sounds like the elusive IML 0278! hahaha We'll just have to see what it looks like, first. ;) You know that particular hoya is my obsession, Pug! Carolyn |
Yes Carolyn, I think I might have heard about your obsession of the elusive IML 0278. I think you know where they have it, "if" that is the right one? If it is its quite pricey though, but if you gotta have it...you gotta pay the piper,lol... Sent you the link. |
Thanks, Pug . . . and yes, that is "the one." However, I absolutely REFUSE to pay that for it. I'll just try to get in on a Liddle order sometime in the future and see if I can get it. Addictions are soooooooooo difficult! (And expensive) Carolyn |
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What about the dark flowered form of Hoya lobbii? Mike |
Maybe it is the Hoya pubicalyx 'Black Dragon'!? Would love to see a photo of the foliage and blooms as well! Joni |
I think of onychoides and archboldiana as all having very dark, almost black leaves in the right light. I see the IML 0278 is a macgillivrayii, which sometimes also looks nearly black, too. All of these types I find really attractive. If you can't post a photo, Sara, I'd look up these names and see if any match. But do get back to us either way and let us know what it is. Denise in Omaha |
Hi Kelly, Asiatica has it!! |
Okay, no where was it specified if the bloom or the leaves bear this color. A good question to ask, eh? More detail will help. Shape/color of leaves. Photos ALWAYS help. Just two cents... |
Cena, I think we're just all having a bit of fun speculating, since the original poster hasn't added the requested info. :) Carolyn |
Cena, I think we're just all having a bit of fun speculating, since the original poster hasn't added the requested info. :) Carolyn |
Hi Sara, I'm bumping this thread in hopes that you'll return and give us an update or picture...we're very curious as to what hoya your Mom has...inquiring minds wants to know. Thanks! Just like any good mystery...we need an ending :o) |
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I've come across a really beautiful and unique sweater. It's the Palma Sweater (shown at left) by Lene Holme Samsøe.What initially drew me to this sweater was its simplicity: a cross-front sweater with three-quarter-length sleeves and a wide-rib collar. Then I saw the back, and it's made up of a stunning cable panel that incorporates a leafy vine set off with rope cables. You know how I love leaves; add in the cables and it's a winner in my book.
There's a third aspect to this sweater, though, that really puts it over the top. It's a pullover! Here's the description from Lene's new book Essentially Feminine Knits: "This top has a lovely construction: it begins with a long, wide rib that forms the front and collar. The back is knit next with a pretty leaf motif branching out down the center. The sleeves are next, and, finally, there is a wide ribbed band at the waist. The lovely silk and wool blend yarn gives the top a beautiful drape." You can see the construction best when looking at the schematic:
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Also tried to order this book @ $16 and was told it cost $24 @ checkout. I am only interested in the Palma sweater (for my daughter). With my hours being cut back at work recently I will have more time to knit but less money to spend.
Tried to order the book that was on SALE for $16.00, but could only order it for $24. Wanted to make the palma sweater. What gives with the price?
I hope, hope,hope to make this sweater; not just for me, but my 41 year old daughter, too. It looks like a design suitable for both of us. What makes a feminine sweater for me? A design that is age and shape appropriate for the wearer and a color that the wearer likes and looks good in. Subtle detail goes a much further for me than ruffles - although I love them.
This is indeed lovely - gorgeous detail on the back - but who, besides the model, would it flatter? Might we see a picture of the whole sweater, not the model's (admittedly beautiful) hair?
I just ordered the book without problem. About sizing: we smaller girls are just as frustrated by patterns whose smallest size is 38", or even larger. Scaling down is as much of a pain as scaling up. Using finer yarn and/or smaller needles is not always a viable option, especially when the yarn called for is already light, such as sportweight. So I guess we will all have to admire each other's sized patterns from afar.
I love Knitting Daily and your Blog Kathleen.
But I'm not so sure about Interweave. On May 30, I tried to order the book Essentially Feminime Knits and had a problem with the system recognizing my payment info. After unsuccessfully trying to find a customer service phone numbe, I followed their instructions and emailed the Customer Service Dept the same day, and received a notice stating "they would resond as quickly as they can." As of today, I have heard nothing. It does make one wonder what would happen if I had already paid for an item and had a problem!! Unfortunately, they lost a sale and a customer.
The patterns in the book look lovely, but the sizing is pretty ridiculous. Yes, I know it's a pain to grade larger sizes. Yes, I know putting them in adds length to the directions and potentially the page count of the book. On the other hand, the lack of sizes over 44" (my bust size in, say, tenth grade) guarantees that I'll never buy this book! This is the same reason I never bought "French Girl Knits," even though I loved several of the patterns. Interweave generally publishes books and magazines with a very wide size range, and I appreciate that. I'd hate to see it backslide. Makes me wonder if this is a reprint of a non-North American book, because sizing elsewhere isn't as accommodating.
Fluid with details, yes that seems feminine to me; unless I am knitting for my little girl shih tzu -- details just get stuck on the fence.
Seriously, I would love a new knit-a-long with something leafy; but I have never been fond of plunging V fronts. I do love the back. But if Kathleen decides to do this as a knit along, I am game just for the fun.
While the construction looks interesting, I can't imagine who this would look good on. Between the wide waistband and the shawl collar, it would make a skinny person look big.
ok yes the model's hair is lovely.
NO do not use a bulkier yarn. I have knit too many disasters with thick yarn, I am not a toothpick person, so don't even think of going there. I picture a soft blue sky alpaca type yarn for this.
already ordered the book. thanks for featuring this sweater. It is lovely. Its a cardi its a pullover, no wait, its both!
OK, I need to say first of all that I like the model's hair. How it tumbles prettily past her shoulders. I would willing give a bar of Ghiardelli chocolate for those locks.
Anyhow, back to the sweater. My greatest concern is fit especially around my petite shoulders. My fear is that this sweater would be constantly falling off my shoulders. But other than that, love it. The indigo hue? Great with jeans. The surprise of the intricate stitches on the back? Like a well-made couture hat. Good milliners (and designers) know how to incorporate elements that keep a garment (or hats) interesting, whether you are coming or going (front vs. back). Does this make sense?
The Palma sweater looks lovely, but the previous comments are right on...gauge to large for such a design. I am a petite woman and would look overwhelmed in this sweater.
Also, if I were to knit this sweater I would mirror the cables to off-set the center back design.
The yarn manufacturers certainly would approve of this design.
Oh Kathleen, Worsted weight yarn would be much too thick and heavy for a short sleeved sweater, especially with that wide, ribbed collar. I suggest more stitches would make it a longer but much more satisfying project. You can do it!
p.s the sweater is beautiful. but probably not appropriate for a skinny 70 year old?
Gorgeous sweater! I want one. :-) I see that the book is on sale!
I second (third?) the other commenter's advice about gauge. I would never knit something like this for myself in yarn heavier than sport weight. I am a 41 bust and adding thickness to myself, particularly in this type of style, is not a good idea. Because of the shape and the folding over of this design it would become very bulky and unattractive in a heavier yarn. I know it would be adventurous and a lot of math, but I think it is worth the extra effort to figure out how to modify it without using a thicker yarn. I think it would be much more flattering that way.
Another concern with using a thicker yarn/larger needle would be the row height. I haven't done a whole lot of pattern adjustments, but it seems like that would be significant for the cable pattern in the back, especially a pattern repeat that long.
Hi Kathleen,
I do like your comment and most of it would fit for me, too. With one exception: I would never use a needle size over 4 (mm) for a feminine looking sweater for me. This is what I learned from Big Girls Knits, and I think they are right.
Soft, flowing garment, following my curves or supporting my silhouett are what I consider feminine - the material is secundary.
So for me it will be some more knitting math than you described. But as you wrote, the sketch is soooo helpful.
Thank you for this one!
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I missed out on the ad nauseum debate. Au contraire as to any jealousy toward Minnewaska, I say more power to him. And while I agree that climbing aboard other people's boats is not cool, I sense in those kids a certain joie de vivre which we definitely need more of in this life. And yes, even though I am almost 60 and decidedly not a 1%'er, through hard work and some amount of good fortune, I find myself quite comfortably retired. But I did grow up in the 1960's and from that I find I can conjure up a goodly amount of admiration for those who do things on a shoestring, though anyone who does anything out of the mainstream is to be admired.
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In the aftermath of this year's elections, there appear to be heightening concern and discussion about the cultural transformation under way in the country. Conservatives flail about, wondering how this can all be reversed so conservative principles might be broadly understood and applied. However, there seems to be something of a chicken-or-egg conundrum. If conservatism itself can't transform the culture, how is the transformation to be realized?
There are very few commentators who will even attempt to discuss our cultural crisis comprehensively in theological terms, thinking that would limit the discussion and be polarizing. This may be true, but the endpoint of all serious discussions must center on faith. Denying or ignoring this fact means we never resolve any argument with the truth. We can all talk endlessly about the excellence of conservative principles, but without the help of faith, it will in the end prove to be nothing but talk.
It must be clearly understood that leftism is, after all, a form of religion. Its beliefs and tenets appeal naturally and delightfully to all the base and self-glorifying tendencies of human beings. Conservatism cannot possibly defeat this with a simple set of empirical propositions. It is a fundamental aspect of human nature that people are religious beings. If pragmatic self-actualization, economic self-interest or some similar formulation is represented as the core of conservatism, it will be impotent. Secular, nontheological conservatism is an empty suit. It will not command deep loyalty without a real and far more profound supporting faith.
Many conservatives seem to think that some simple adherence to the Constitution will save us. Do conservatives understand that the Constitution could not have been written outside of a Christian context? Many churches in our day seem content to be practically doctrine-free entities. They concern themselves mainly with appearing to provide people with golden tickets to Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory in the sky when they die.
If secular conservatives and libertarians think they can transform a culture with principles and morality detached from faith, or with the tasteless gruel of intellectual policy positions, they will never capture the hearts of men.
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March 19th, 2012 #181
Great studies man, keep pushing!! Really liked the face studies, good charachter.
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March 30th, 2012 #182Good new stuff here! I like those movie thumbnails you did on posts #162 and #164. The hands look also really good and all the figure poses. For crit, I feel that when you do graphite works they lack some values. I mean they could really use some darker darks on them as well. Like this lates pencil/graphite work. But anyways keep pushing those studies, you are doing fiine!
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April 16th, 2012 #183awesome style very cool. keep it up!
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April 22nd, 2012 #184Thanks for the comments!
Satupeikko:Yeah i noticed earlier! I use a softer pencil now.After uploading these I tried to fix some of them digitally .I'm working on a different computer now so I can't touch them.
I won't be posting here I guess untill the summer if I'm lucky(inbetween homes).
Here are two walkcycles I tried still a bit skippy.
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August 29th, 2012 #185Hi, post #176 ; http://www.conceptart.org/forums/att...1&d=1330197645 This drawing you said you deleted out of shame, I think its very good, one of the better ones,
glad you kept it.
Nice progress with your studies,
and your animations are pretty good, what material are you studying?
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September 19th, 2012 #186Thank you Mr.Joe! Yeah I had my doubts about it. Right now I'm not drawing as much. working more on my idea development..
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September 22nd, 2012 #187
September 24th, 2012 #188Worm pirate
]This week I'll work hard to get in the same routine I had last fall/winter.. My drawing from observation is super rusty..lol today this is the only thing that came out .. Really not used to all this anymore!
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September 25th, 2012 #189well at least I'm drawing again.
October 5th, 2012 #190
October 10th, 2012 #191I went to a theme park today..I didn't have much time to draw but these people where there. I tried to remember the colors of the clothing but I'm not sure about everyone
October 11th, 2012 #192somehow motions like this always comes out exactly the way I want
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October 11th, 2012 #193
October 14th, 2012 #194Hi Gibi. The people you drew from the theme park are great. They have lots of character and a strong illustrative style. The loose line work reminds me of Quentin Blake. Nice one!
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November 13th, 2012 #195
November 16th, 2012 #196Luv ur sketches man :3 ... nic name BTW
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March 26th, 2013 #197I guess it won't hurt to ask for some feedback overhere as well..I'm cleaning this up right now..tell me wat bothers you the most I know the hairline is a problem.
March 27th, 2013 #198I did do a bit of planning though you wouldn't say so..There where no predetermined character designs or anything..
March 28th, 2013 #199That crocodile
And I like your gestures too!
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June 7th, 2013 #200
I can see that youve been busy lately and that your motivation led you to keep up with
the modern standards of the art industry. Some should try to wear your shoes to see how
it is to battle out your everyday challenges and obstacles. I enjoy your work and I like your
blog, some of your paintings are leading us directly through some narrow passages of the
everyday never ending joy and happiness. I would love to see more graphite pencil environments
from you, like you did on the first page of this sketchbook and similar to the one that you did
in the post #181. Simply taking more perspective basics in consideration, you could create
some even more magnificent rooms and interiors. You are not too intense with your updates
but your sketchbooks reflects a tranquil relaxed feeling, a mirror image of bliss. I wish you
many more creative drawing moments and a lots of satisfying and joy filled time.
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June 7th, 2013 #201
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June 10th, 2013 #202Hey thanks LT.Plissken! That is such a great gift you have! I've had to find answers in different places for
a while. I'm getting confident in my work and think I am finding my real voice. I still love drawing int. and ext.
I found this great book on architecture fundamentals that I'm still studying.I try posting when I can but gave myself
a pretty hectic schedule.I'm glad to say most of it is drawing related!
Aqualeot:Thank you! that is what I am aiming for mostly so I don't mind at all!
I'll post some little drawings from the never ending pile of silliness today!
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June 10th, 2013 #203Tons of growth in this sketchbook. Your own style is really starting to develop. Keep pushing it man, it's looking great!
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June 10th, 2013 #204Here is some guy named dave and how I build a simple personality. We are all a bit Dave sometime.
June 11th, 2013 #205Hehe another Flying Dutchman! Good to see one here on CA. Thank you for taking an interest in my SB. Thought I'd check you out too and man am I glad I did. You've got a cool style. It's funny too. Where would you like this all to go? Are you aiming to make strips or illustrations or something?
My sketchbook Please drop by. :-)
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June 11th, 2013 #206Thanks! Yeah nice to see another dutchman! just anything would be nice by now.. I feel like I lived too many lives. As long is its a bit more stable then my previous situation it's all good.I still suck in promoting and marketing all that. But yeah I'm writing some stuff I want to use for strips. Also have interest in children books and editorial illustration.
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June 11th, 2013 #207Yeah, I think your work is suitable for all those things. It's quite charming. : -)
Are you self-taught? I'm going to study illustration and they are going to teach us how to do some of the marketing stuff, but even then it seems hard to get things going. Must be even harder when you have no one to ask for advice. You'll have to make a site or something and build a great portfolio and pimp yourself out like you've never done before. It doesn't matter if you're good but no one knows you're out there to hire. Guess you'll just have to make the jump.
EDIT (what?! CA won't let me say "wh0re myself" out?)
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August 11th, 2013 #210Cool stuff man!
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Howdy, We are doing a remodel and part of the new cabinet package calls for a 42"W x 24"D x quite tall cabinet to use as a pantry. We have talked about having a couple of pullouts there but it is not ideally positioned for that for a couple of reasons. Does anybody have or has anybody seen a pantry that is primarily drawers (up to usable height of course)? Seems like kitchen designers overwhelmingly prefer drawers to pullout shelves in general, but it also seems like pantries are usually built around pullouts or doors with pullout shelves. Why is this? TIA |
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My (small, 21"w x 96"h) pantry has a 3 drawer base at the base, and then has some roll out shelves above that. However, it's still sitting in my living room, so I can't comment on how I like it. It's pretty though. :) |
- Posted by northcarolina (My Page) on Fri, Jul 18, 14 at 0:54
We have a pull-out pantry from IKEA. It's essentially a vertical stack of drawer boxes inside a tall cabinet. Instead of having separate drawer fronts, they are all covered by a single tall door that is attached to the top and bottom ones. The advantage to this arrangement is that you can see the contents of all the drawers at the same time. Of course you can't see everything unless you pull them all out, but you can see the contents of the top and bottom drawers (because they pull out with the door) and you can see enough of the others to know which one has the canned food, which one has the snacks, where the peanut butter got moved to, etc. This is very handy, especially when there is more than one person using the pantry. With your comparatively large pantry (I mean compared to our 15" wide one), you may well be storing servingware or other non-food items in there. If that's the case, a set of separate drawers at the bottom might work well for you. But for just food storage, I have to say I like having the full-extension drawers behind a single pullout door. (Full extension makes a huge difference.) I like the pullout door much better than a hinged door with rollouts behind it -- it doesn't get whacked by the drawers if you (or your kids) don't get it open all the way before you start rolling out the shelves. As for height, our pullout pantry is something like 71-72" tall. The top shelf is set low enough to hold tall things, so I don't have any trouble seeing into it; the bottom of it is about at chin level on me. |
Thanks for the responses. northcarolina, you are correct, it is possible we would store non-food items there. Not sure. Your point on seeing everything is a good one, if the food is in drawers you have to know where to look. At some level, I am wondering why it seems to be "drawers everywhere!" except in a pantry cabinet. |
If you are looking down into a drawer full of cans and jars, you can't see what kind each one is. |
We have drawers in our pantry cabs and love them. One of them we lined with stainless steel to hold a big bag of dog kibbles so we we no longer have to deal with storing bags and the inevitable mess of spilling out kibbles from same. Have never had a problem remembering which drawer is the bread drawer vs. the coffee beans and protein bars vs the dog kibbles etc. I would do the drawers again in a heartbeat. Here are some pics to give you an idea of our setup, and the cabinets above. On the very top cab we have platter storage which I really love. |
iroll: you mean you don't just grab a random can and go with it??? Seriously though, that's a good point. It does seem like that could be easily accounted for using separators, lying them on their sides, etc. But that is probably a significant part of it. |
Oooh, taggie! Can you post some specs for your pantry? How tall are your ceilings? Seems similar to mine. I split the top door, not because I have stacked cabinets, but because I dislike the bar they put across shaker cabinet doors that are taller than 50-some inches. So I made the top little cab the same height as over my vent hood. I think there are two roll out shelves installed, and I have a couple more to install (mistake in ordering, but who knows, maybe it was good?) But I was thinking about doing tray storage at the top. But not the direction you have it in that cab, the direction that you have it over your fridge. Great idea about the kibble. I will not hijack this thread, but I will start a new one re: storing dog food. Did you have someone local make the stainless lining or... |
I have pretty much what northcarolina has and I love it! Except mine is 24" wide. I attached two drawers to the pullout front and the rest are unattached. I have spices in those channel-type trays that IKEA sells for that purpose and they're a little hard to see what's what because they're not at eye level and the labels are small...but I can cope with that. I have like stuff sorted into those small hard plastic tubs they sell, so I can pull the baking ingredients out, or teas, or whatever. The only thing I need to do now is get a battery-operated LED light or two that will go on when the pantry is open and off when it's closed. It's kinda dark in there... |
Hi cal_quail, yes three rollouts in the pantry are definitely a serendipitous mistake for you. It will give you so much more usable space. Our specs are as follows: drawers are base cab height, middle section with the rollouts is 45" high, and top cab is 20" high (to match our fridge cabs, just as yours will match your hood cabs). The rollouts are 11 1/2" apart. In the cab pictured above we put two shelves above the rollouts such that the top rollout height is also 11 1/2". In the other pantry cab we only put one fixed shelf above the rollouts such that its top rollout height is 15 1/2". For us, that rollout holds the large cereal boxes upright. Our fixed shelves at top are adjustable so that if we ever change our buying habits and want to store taller stuff we could do so. Good luck with your pantry cabs. You will love them! Off to post in your dog drawer thread now. :-) |
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