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Knit a dramatic "opera" wrap in luxurious yarn for your evenings out. This long wrap knitting pattern from Patons is great for beginners and, since it's made with chunky yarn, it works up quickly and easily. Perfect for cooler fall evenings and warmer winter days, this shawl will soon be one of your favorite fall and winter accessories. Make one in all your favorite colors so you always have one to wear no matter what you're wearing!
- 6 balls Patons Shetland Chunky Yarn (100 g/3.5 oz) in Burgundy (MC)
- 17 balls Patons Allure Yarn (50 g/1.75 oz) in Burgundy (Contrast A)
- Size 12.75 mm (U.S. 17) circular knitting needle 36 ins [90 cm] long or size needed to obtain tension
- Stitch holder
Gauge: 8 sts and 12½ rows = 4 ins [10 cm] with 1 strand of each yarn tog in stocking st.
- Wrap is worked in one piece using 2 strands of yarn throughout.
- Abbreviations: M1 = Make 1 st by picking up the horizontal strand lying before the next st and knitting into the back of the loop.
Size: Approx 45½ ins [114.5 cm] wide and 32 ins [81.5 cm] long.
With one strand of each yarn held tog, cast on 91 sts loosely. Do not join.
Working back and forth, proceed as follows: Knit 3 rows (garter st), noting that 1st row is WS. Place first set of markers at each end of last row.
Proceed as follows: 1st row: (RS). Knit.
2nd row: K3. Purl to last 3 sts. K3.
Rep last 2 rows until work from beg measures 31 ins [78.5 cm], ending with RS facing for next row.
Next row: Knit
Next row: K3. P34. K17. P34. K3.
Rep last 2 rows once more, ending with RS facing for next row.
Back Neck Opening: Next row: K40. Cast off 11 sts (neck opening). Knit to end of row. Place second set of markers at each end of row.
Working across 40 sts for Left Front, proceed as follows:
Next row: K3. Purl to last 3 sts. K3.
Left Front Neck shaping: 1st row: (RS). K3. M1. Knit to last 3 sts. K3.
2nd row: K3. Purl to last 3 sts. K3. Rep last 2 rows twice more. 43 sts.
Next row: (RS). Knit.
Next row: K3. Purl to last 3 sts. K3.
Rep last 2 rows until Front, from 2nd set of markers measures same length as Back to 1st set of markers, ending with RS facing for next row.
Knit 3 rows. Cast off loosely.
With WS facing, join yarn to 40 sts on st holder. K3. Purl to last 3 sts. K3.
Right Front Neck shaping: 1st row: Knit to last 3 sts. M1. K3.
2nd row: K3. Purl to last 3 sts. K3.
Rep last 2 rows twice more. 43 sts.
Next row: (RS). Knit.
Next row: K3. Purl to last 3 sts. K3.
Rep last 2 rows until Front, from 2nd set of markers measures same length as Back to 1st set of markers ending with RS facing for next row.
Knit 3 rows. Cast off loosely.
- Tassel: (make 6). Cut a piece of cardboard 6 ins [15 cm] wide. Wind 1 strand of MC and 1 strand of A around cardboard 20 times. Break yarn leaving a long end and thread end through a needle. Slip needle through all loops and tie tightly. Remove cardboard and wind yarn tightly around loops ¾ inch [2 cm] below fold. Fasten securely. Cut through rem loops and trim ends evenly. Sew tassels at each corner of Wrap.
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In other offseason news, Denard is pretty fast.
heard he is a really good guy too.
I saw Venus traverse his smile yesterday....
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Glad to see that Brady has his priorities in the right place. Even if a little brother manages to beat his sibling a few times, the older brother still inherits the family farm and the little guy is forced to become a monk or work for handouts. Ohio is more like the guy down the street who uses banned bug repellants on his fields, which initially pay dividends, but eventually hurt the entire community. That guy needs to get his ass whipped for the betterment of everyone.
So I'm guessing family farms were popular in your day?
Relatively, yes. Are you making a poor attempt to jest at my age? Har-har, yes I am old, get your laughs. Throw some more sticks and stones at the man sitting on his porch kindly dolling out his opinions and see what happens to you, bub. You think you're so clever...
You can't be that old if you are posting here!!!
My son-in-law showed me a few weeks ago and got me set up with the account. Old dogs can learn new tricks! It gives me a chance to read a lot more about Michigan football than I really should, but I still don't understand a lot of what goes on around here. I really like the recruiting information though, it is a part of the "process" I had never really seen before.
studying gerontology and volunteering for Meals on Wheels this summer, likes to say "Growing old is a privilege denied to many." You da man, Herm. It's fun to have you here.
that you sign your name on the end like a letter..old school, haha.
The 60 yr old above would beg to differ.
Herm.. Doth thou agree oh sage of a time gone by?
I get the impression that you would pretty much own this blog if you were to type the following: Get off my lawn!
Until the dust bowl...
It's pretty simple, the game is just more important. Even if we lose #5 against MSU, if we beat OSU in Urbans first year that's all anyone will talk about (save MSU fans). If we beat MSU but lost to OSU after all of the hype, we would never hear the end of it, and beating little brother isn't exactly something to hang your hat on. Obviously it would be best to beat them both, especially this year, but OSU is almost always more important.
MSU is more important to your BIG Championship dreams. OSU is more important to your ego.
When CMU rattles off a couple of victories it's not like MSU drops everything and spends their offseason on the chips.
It's funny because CMU actually did beat MSU a couple years in a row.
2. Bama
4. Nebraska
Maybe it's just because I am an out-of-stater and am never in contact with MSU grads, but I never really think about them that much.
Also, let it be known that these are just the teams I would want to beat the most if there were no BigTen Championship implications.
MSU should be second because they're they're a rival and in our division
Well, Nebraska is also in our division, and ND is also a rival. And it's hard to put any non-OSU game ahead of Alabama this year. Beating them would be huge.
No question a win over Alabama would be amazing, but on the list of "Which win would you derive the most satisfaction from," MSU is pretty high up there. A win over Bama may be more valuable long term, especially as we choke out MSU's recruiting, but nothing would give me more pleasure than watching Dantonio, Tom, and the gang lose in the most painful fashion possible this year. Sorry...I have relatives...they're terrible.
State is only 5th on your list?? Waaaaay too low a priority. 2nd at the lowest. Beating them this year is a must
ahead of Nebraska, for sure.
I would flip flop MSU & Nebraska.... but yeah pretty much.
We better out-snap them at least.
Our new snapper can play catch with their new snapper - of course they would have to face away from each other.
Just because beating OSU is THE most important thing doesn't mean beating MSU isn't of great importance as well. Yes, I know, not exactly a ground-breaking statement.
I'm sixty years old. By averages, I probably have about twenty years left. I have been following Michigan football since 1960, when I went to my first game. Just once, in my entire life, before I die, I would like to see Michigan win an undisputed National Championship in football.
Is one National Championship in a projected eighty year lifespan too much to ask from the Leaders and Best?
I just go ahead and count 97 as a national title and clear the whole nebraska thing out of my mind. It was a great ride and the split title does not take away from it in my opinion. I can't see an undisputed title really toping it. Equal it, sure. Of course 97 was my senior year so that alters my perspective.
The only thing left that really matters to me on my sports bucket list would be a Browns title. Though I am 38 and should have 40 years left I don't really see that happening.
A decade later, half that '97 team was still playing in the NFL.
So yeah, you can consider it an undisputed National Champion with a pretty clear conscious. I do.
How this doesn't get brought up every time I'll never know, but how can people forget the Flea Kicker? Nebraska survived on a lucky fluke, whereas the '97 Michigan team completely dominated everyone they played
his top priority is signing long snappers
/s but not really
Just so arm-chair coaches can meltdown on the Internet and he can sit back and read it while opening a big can of don'tgiveafuckwhattheythink.
Technically, as phork said above, to win the BTC, it's probably more important to beat State. In the scenario that we're tied, the head to head breaks the tie breaker. So yeah. The State game is more important than ever. More important than Ohio? Well.
which team or in what order. I want to beat MSU just because of the way they played last year, trying to take Denards head off at the bottom of a pile. Since OSU has had their run on us prior to last year their fans have become very annoying, why should this year be any different than any other year you ask? well that would be a good question and my answer would be I have no idea so without any further BSing. My order goes OSU, Alabama, MSU, Wisky, if needed, ND, Iowa and the rest for a national title
Tough call.
This reminds me a lot of people who laughed at MSU when Dantonio said he couldn't root for UM to win, even if it meant giving MSU a share of the Big Ten title a couple years ago. I agree with the above posters that beating MSU is far more important because they are in our division. If OSU is going to be that good, they'll win their division and if we beat MSU then we'll see OSU in the title game regardless of our outcome with them in November. I think you have to see things long term here and while OSU is about pride, beating MSU makes more sense every single season.
You haven't seriously gone back to pretending to being a Michigan fan, have you?
Give it a rest already.
What I would derive the most pleasure from in terms of winning:
1. Ohio
3. Alabama
5. Neb
A win over Ohio is a win over Ohio, any way you slice it. There's no feeling like it. Seeing Denard take a knee last year was a feeling of personal euphoria.
I refuse to ever place a win over MSU as more important, at least from a personal satisfaction standpoint. MSU is and always will be lower on the totem pole. However, I would love to shut Mark Dantonio up. There are few people on this planet that piss me off more than him.
A win over Alabama would no doubt be amazing, and its more important for long-term success, but beating them wouldn't give me the same satisfaction as Ohio or MSU. Winning this game would give me the most confidence about the direction in which the team is heading, but it wouldn't make me the most happy.
I don't care how nationally irrelevant Notre Dame becomes, I will always enjoy beating them, especially in the gut-wrenching fashion we have for the last 3 years. But we've beaten them 5 times in the last 6 years. I expect less and less from them every year, so my personal satisfaction in winning goes down as a result.
Beating Nebraska is great since they are a divisional rival, but I have no personal qualms with them. One of my best friends is a diehard Nebraska fan, and he voluntarily sat through his team's beatdown in the student section with me last year. I can't get too mad at them, and everything I've heard about the fanbase indicates that they are extremely high-class. I will always have the utmost respect for Nebraska.
I get a little more pleasure from ND though, due to their fans.
MSU fans say that it doesn't matter to them who our biggest rival is yet they are always fretting over being second rate to Ohio.
P.S. you already told us that ur an MSU fan like 5 times.
those on the board who live outside of Michigan rarely encounter spartinas and can dismiss them as one would a mosquito. those of us who are local are subject to the idiotic ravings of alum, casual fans, and certain media types-we tend to place a victory over little brother higher on our list of priorities.
HERM, your killing me.....What the hell r you smoking??
I seriously hope it wasn't me and you haven't been the one marking everything I do as "trolling". I have posted legitimate, helpful things here over the last week and I've been getting harrassed by SOMEONE for absolutely no reason.
And I also hope it wasn't me because I have never said anything like that. I actually just came off this past week of hearing that and challenging anyone to prove it and no one has. I want people to get off my case. So to say something like "you've said it like 5 times" is completely, absolutely false. I never have, not one single time, because I'm not. Just because you go off and say something like that doesn't mean it's true.
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The pressure the business community is putting on Prime Minister Viktor Orban to sign an IMF deal in a deteriorating economy is "very high," Zsolt Hernadi, chairman of Mol Nyrt., Hungary's largest refiner with a market capitalization of 1.95 trillion forint ($8.9 billion), said in a March 27 interview at the company's Budapest headquarters. There's a "high likelihood" of Hungary obtaining a loan soon, he said.
"If there is no agreement with the IMF, it could lead to the extension of the crisis tax or the levying of other taxes on small businesses so as to keep the public budget in balance," said Hernadi, 51. "The pressure from the business environment and the macroeconomic environment is very high to fulfill the potential conditions of an IMF agreement and to sign it."
Hungary has failed to meet European Union conditions to start talks on an IMF-led loan four months after Orban requested financial assistance as the forint fell to a record low against the euro and the country's sovereign credit rating was cut to junk. The EU has blocked talks because of its objections to laws it says affect the independence of the central bank, judiciary and the data-protection office.
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For some reason I seem to slowly eat myself through wading gear: waders, jackets and boots. This part of my wading gear trilogy will take a look at wading boots. The first one looked at jackets and my last section of this epic will be on the centerpiece: the waders themselves.
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I have since my very early fishing days been a strong advocate for stockingfoot waders and separate boots. At first this was no decision of mine. My first few waders were boot foot ones. Cheep plastic ones.
But it came to be that my first neoprene waders ever were a pair of Orvises that I bought in Stroud's Tackle in San Diego many, many years ago. The waders are long gone as are the cheap Chinese fabric boots I selected to go with them. The memory of the excellent shop and its great service still lingers... but that's a whole other story.
The first thing I realized while bargaining for the Orvises was that waders had suddenly became more expensive. Acquiring both waders and boots means coughing up more money. I tended to focus on the waders and forget the boots.
Loose boots cost
It suddenly dawned to me while sweating in the neoprenes in the small shop in Southern California: I had to select - and pay for - a pair of boots too!
Not surprisingly I opted for a cheap pair, and wound up with some Chinese canvas boots with velcro closing. The boots were quite nice, lightweight and compactable because of the soft upper fabric.
I have since then worn more than ten pairs of wading boots to pieces, which - considering the time span of about twenty years - might seem as many to some people and few to others.
Personally I think that an average of about two years is way too short a lifespan for a good pair of wading boots. I have hand sewn leather shoes that I bought before that, which still look almost as new... almost. I also own a pair of Scarpa leather trekking boots that are almost unmarked from about ten years of use, and the last pair of outdoors boots I trashed were inexpensive super market boots that had lasted me at least five years and had cost me about 40 US$ in a local mart.
Reasons why
There are obvious reasons why my leather shoes last longer than the wading boots. First of all I don't wear my leather shoes in water. Or at least I try not to. The odd shower may want it differently.
The boots are sometimes wet for days on end. They just don't have time to dry up, and no doubt that the moisture can kill them slowly.
Secondly I usually walk on even and smooth surfaces with my shoes while the boots go into any type of landscape including brushery, stones and rocks.
Last but not least, most of my wading is done in saltwater or at least brackish water. I do rinse the boots as well and often as I can, but the salt is an added factor.
But still, I do expect wading boots to last more than a single season, which is all that some of my wading boots have managed.
Back to my canvas shoes from Stroud's. I was soon to discover that these boots were not perfect. First of all they were soft. An advantage when you pack them in a bag, but not good when you are walking or hiking - or wading rough, rocky bottoms.
I walk a lot when I fish - both in the water and of course on the shores and banks.
Of course they would not last forever. Velcro and canvas is not the perfect recipe for durable boots. And they contained metal. Metal and my salty home waters is a bad combination.
These cheap boots did have very little metal, but the metallic rims on the holes where the velcro straps passed through the fabric, were bound to rust. And they did.
The fabric itself would eventually wear and rot, and in the end the boots fell apart.
Surprisingly enough the felt soles were the last things to give in. But in the end they also let go, and the boots were ready to trash.
My next wading boots were a pair of Grub Creek boots. Really, really nice boots. Leather and suede, perfect fit, stiff soles, nice design. Altogether a very nice pair of boots.
Their one immediate disadvantage was the curse of suede: stiffness. When suede dries after a day soaked in water, it stiffens quite dramatically. Next time you want to wear them it's somewhat a fight to squeeze your feet into the tight space.
I devised two solutions for this problem: either dry the boots with crumpled newspaper inside to block them out, which will leave the stiff but roomy, or soak the boots before leaving home. That will soften them sufficiently to let you slip into them with no effort.
The last and best advice is more radical: go fishing so often that the boots simply don't dry between your trips!
Over time other and more severe problems would appear with the Grub Creek boots. The worst was the inner heel, where the lining dissolved and was worn through, revealing the heel cup - a plastic contraption which within days ate their way through the outer fabric on the neoprene in the heels of my waders and eventually gnawed out chunks of the neoprene itself.
Not good for the waders, as you might have guessed. I wound up just pulling out the heel cups, thusly saving the waders before they were completely ruined.
The boots were also equipped with metal eyes and hooks for the laces, and of course they would also rust and dissolve.
But it was the leather that doomed the boots dead: one day it was so soft that big holes opened and the boots literally fell apart.
What kills my boots
Before I head on to the next few boots, let me pause and ponder a bit about what kills my boots.
I can't remember having a pair that looked like themselves after a year. The worst case has been severe problems within a few months. The average has been total collapse after a couple of years. The best case is a pair, which I have used on and off for almost four years now. They just had a change of felt and now have some hard-to-close zippers. More on those later.
I can see several reasons why the boots die:
- basically bad constructions, poor material choice and poor workmanship
- the wet-dry-wet-dry or soft-stiff cycle that the wading boots must go through
- rough use, wading and walking on rocks while the boots are wet
- poor maintenance, not thoroughly rinsing the boots after each trip
- drying natural materials (namely leather) too fast
But on the other hand I have had the aforementioned pair of leather hiking boots for more than ten years, and even though they haven't seen salt water, they have seen a lot of action, rain, snow, rocks, dust and long hikes - and still look very much like the day I bought them. And I never did much to maintain them.
I want my wading boots to be able to do the same.
My Chota era
I inherited a pair of already well-worn Simms boots as a replacement for the disintegrated Grub Creeks. They had been repaired a couple of times already, and were just a passing phase until I had to get some new boots.
The Simms' were also leather and as you know: leather will crack. In the end the rings and eyes for the laces could no longer be replaced when they rusted. There was no leather left to punch the replacements into.
In this period a new brand had emerged on the market: Chota. These new boots had some very pleasing specifications, and I got myself a pair that was specially designed for walking and wading. The prime characteristic of those boots was a combined rubber and felt sole. The felt was rimmed with a narrow rubber edge for better traction on non-rocky surfaces.
This very rim was the first thing to let go. It simply loosened from the boot and wound up as a free-floating ring of rubber. I returned the boots as was informed that there had been an error in the gluing in that batch.
The best it seemed
I traded them for a pair of unstudded full felt soled boots, which were amongst the best wading boots I ever had.
These boots had several things working for them: the leather was treated in a way that left it soft even after having dried after a trip. They were lightweight, yet sturdy enough for some medium hard trekking.
The boots had no metal parts that would rust - or so it seemed. And the laces were a brilliant system of elastic speed laces - a system that my fishing friends and I have adapted for many other boots since then.
But the trees don't grow into the sky it appears, because there were problems "under the hood" in these boots.
Deep rust
First of all they also had a construction problem for people like me, who glue new replacement soles on their boots. The felt soles were worn down after a year or so, and I removed the worn down soles and glued new ones on. Which only meant that more severe problems had a chance to emerge, the worst being that I had cut some pretty important stitching while changing the soles, meaning that the main sole and upper leather separated. The second worst being that the leather finally started to crack. The boots fell apart.
Coming apart, the boots revealed some fundamental problems: the metal parts placed inside the soles to stiffen the boots, were rusting. And not only rusting like in stained, but literally dissolving and breaking up into pieces.
It also seemed that not only the leather was weakened, but the rubbery parts in the boots were also cracking up and falling apart. The boots died a very dignified death, and were amongst the best I've tried.
I have two pairs of wading boots, which a radically different: a pair of Bare neoprene flats boots, and a pair of Vision copies of the Teeny style wading shoe.
The first ones are really great for their purpose, which is wading tropical flats, but also have their limits. They will not work as boots for waders.
They are very comfortable, although a bit difficult to get into and zip. The zipper gets a severe beating when you wade on rocks, and that has left them both a bit hard to close. Salt residues can be kept down with zipper oil and I have managed to maintain them in working condition.
I have had to resole the boots once, but my gluejob seems to have done it: the boots have now lasted me more than four years. It is not the boots I wear on every trip, but I use them at least once or twice a month.
The Visions are the wading boots which I have had the longest time. They are showing signs of wear, but seem to have many years left in them yet.
My latest boots have been a pair of Danish Scierra boots, which are classical leather boots with laces and full felt soles with spikes. They are very comfortable, but a bit on the heavy side, which might bother some people.
They only have one big drawback: during the year or so I've had them, the soles have fallen off once on both boots and twice on one of them. In one year! That is just downright unacceptable.
I can blame myself for the second time of course, since I glued on the soles myself, but the first time was the result of another initially bad gluejob from the factory.
My problems with the Scierra's - one currently without a felt sole - has made me return to "the scene of the crime". A few of years ago I bought my third, cheap pair of Chinese canvas boots at The Danish Fly Festival. The model is exactly like the first ones I bought in California way back. These new ones were even cheaper and only set me back 200 Danish Kroners or about USD 40.-. My kind of bargain!
I will wear them and the Vision's while I'm waiting for some manufacturer to produce my perfect wading boots.
Falling apart
As you can see from the stories and pictures on this page, I have had several types of breakdowns with my boots. I can categorize them in some rough groups.
Small failures:
Medium failures:
Larger failures:
Critical failures:
What would I want from my boots?
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The wading boots do not have to breathe. The material does not have to feel comfortable against my skin. It just has to have the right combination of softness and stiffness to support my feet and yet feel comfortable.
And it has to be able to endure the dry-wet-dry-cycle that inevitably will be the fate of all wading boots.
There must be such a material out there somewhere. There must be... phuleeezze!
A good, classical shape
A thought-through construction
No metal
Anatomy of a boot
What I want
Click on the picture to the left or the items below to see what I want from the different parts of a boot.
My Wading Jacket Blues - the first epos in this series
Vision: Unfortunately Vision does not produce the copy of the Teeny type wading boots any more, but they have four other models.
Jim Teeny: Of course carries the original Jim Teeny Wading Shoe.
Scierra: The boots can be seen directly here
Simms: Has some of the most acclaimed wading gear, which includes a host of wading boots.
Patagonia: Has a large selection of outdoors gear including waders and wading boots.
Cabela's: Of course this big supplier has plenty wading boots. And they do carry the original Jim Teeny Wading Shoe .
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From: gm oconnell · goconnell347·at·hotmail.com Link
Submitted July 19th 2009
patagonia's river walkers are horrible. I fish mostly freestone streams and hike in w boots quite often. after approx 40 days, the boots fell apart, an eyelet detached, the uppers literally disintegrated, and a felt sole fell off. So, I don't know what you are smoking, but it's either really good or you wade around in sand at night.
From: Tracy Apuli · crazyhorse178466·at·aol.com Link
Submitted January 9th 2009
I have a question for you guys out there, my husband and I love to hunt duck and goose, well he has a pair of waders that the boots are terrible on, but the waders themselves are awesome, there ribbed so they don't rip and are super thick. The thing is he wants to replace the whole entire boot on them. How do you think he should go about this, were asking for suggestions, if you have any?
From: Gabe · slipangle2·at·yahoo.com Link
Submitted March 11th 2008
From: brian morrison · pbmorrison·at·gmail.com Link
Submitted May 2nd 2007
I have a pair of Weinbrenner's and was thinking about replacing the worn out felt with an aquastealth sole. Has anyone done this?
From: Adam D. Miller · amiller·at·missionequityproperties.com Link
Submitted October 26th 2006
I have found the best wading boot to be made by Patagonia, and the model name is the Riverwalker. I had the old version for 2 years and the felt just started to seperate so I brought them into the Patagonia store and they replaced them immediately, no questions asked. I have had the new, improved version for 2 more years and I think there about as close to perfect as you can get. They don't shrink, they are very lightweight and durable (I hike alot to get away from the crowds in Colorado), they contain no metal and they can usually be tightened up with one pull of the laces. Reading your article it sounds like you're looking for this boot. I would give the Patagonia Riverwalker (mine has felt soles w/ studs) my highest endorsement. I really have no complaints about them whatsoever.
From: Gabe · slipangle2·at·yahoo.com Link
Submitted October 26th 2006
Blues is right. It is amazing no one has come up with a bullet-proof, long lasting wading boot. I've tried a lot of them and none of them seem to compare with the 35 year old Weinbrenner "factory seconds" my dad bought me back in the late 70s. I still have those boots and have re-felted them at least 5 times! The uppers are still intact and the brass eyelets still in place. I grew up fishing out west but recently my needs changed. I moved to Cape Cod where we do a lot of walking on sand. I decided I needed to go to a composite rubber sole, felt wasn't needed here.
From: Rob Kolakowski Link
Submitted June 15th 2006
Martin will probably be waiting a long time for someone to make what he wants. He needs to be aggresive in his persute of good gear and talk to the people that can make it for him. It may not be practical for him to start his own business, but he may be able to connect with an existing one. He has thought a lot about gear design and may consider working in the field. Like I have stated before, Martin's ideas are good.
From: Bob · buonaccorsi·at·astound.net Link
Submitted January 20th 2006
Your boot article amazed me. I have had the same Borger wading boots for more than 20 yrs. They look worn but the only thing that has ever worn out is the felt which can be resoled. They stay soft and the plastic-leather will never wear out in my lifetime. Only drawback is that they don't come with arch supports. If they were lost I would replace them with their exact replica without a second thought.
From: jk · klesch3·at·earthlink.net Link
Submitted September 8th 2005
The best boots ever were the old Danner's. I go out 35-40 times per year on freestone streams that include very rough steelheard water and have found a way to still get Danner's.
From: Anonymous Link
Submitted September 4th 2005
You haven't tried L. L. Bean aquastealth studded?
From: Scott W. Nelson · swn·at·hotmail.com Link
Submitted September 4th 2005
I am a Yank who lives and fly-fishes the western U.S almost for thirty years now. The rivers and streams are rough, tough, and brawling. Sometimes I even have to use chains, and always I use a wading staff and do not take chances while wading. My wading boot? Weinbrenner's original Borger Boot - made by a commercial work boot manufacturer. They are heavy, felt soled with studs and a protected box toe! Not made for dainty spring creeks. But, they last for years without any bruised ankles!
From: Stephen Asher · sasher1·at·mindspring.com Link
Submitted August 31st 2005
I have travelled the same road. Perhaps 20 pairs later, I have found the answer: Loop all leather wading boots. SWA


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New Vision 1.5Nov 23, 2012 Full Version 49 comments
Final release of the New Vision texture project with installer and updated renderers.
35 comments by DaveW on Nov 23rd, 2012
The final release of New Vision.
I'd like to sincerely thank everyone in the community for their support over the years; without you, I wouldn't have had the motivation to continue working on this project for 5 years of my life. I'd also like to thank someone else; if you're reading this you know who you are: thank you.
I hope you all enjoy the mod and I wish you all the best.
Download it now from ModDB!
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Final release of the New Vision texture project with installer and updated renderers.
Necessary files to compile High Resolution textures for Deus Ex
I can't for the life of me get this thing to download,tried every single file mirror from here,is there something wrong?
EDIT: Fixed,ignore this.
Is there a parallax maps for this pack anywhere?
Superb job! Many thanks for all your hard work in making this. Looks incredible and the integrated installer makes it simple and easy to install.
Finally got around to installing this legendary game, never to late to play it especially with this awesome mod! Thank you all for the great work =)
Is there a smaller compressed download for this anywhere...
I was stupid enough to get a 500mb usb stick.
No, it already uses 7z compression. This is as good as it gets.
i installed the package but i can't see the bump mapping on the brick is that normal, i use win 7 with HD6770
There's no bump mapping, unless you're using ENB Series which looks awful.
hey it's me again (with account :D ) err.... i want to add heightmap on texture, your texture is that ok? but i want know how to create heightmap, so if you allow me can you redirect me to the tutorial, i use kentie's d10 renderer
There's no way to use normal maps to any decent effect in Unreal Engine 1. There is a way to sideload them using Kentie's renderer, but they have no concept of where light is coming from which defeats the point.
I personaly added parallax to one of the textures. It looks great in-game, but I cant extract HD New Vision textures with utx-viewer, it showing me old textures. Just need to get em somehow and do all the crapwork via CrazyBump. Any tips?
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Exceptional texture mod that adds a significant amount of detail to an already exceptional game. Many thanks to the developers of New Vision for bringing a old gem to new life. In a nutshell, this mod makes everything look better from a world texture standpoint. With the 1.0 update, New Vision has become a near complete package with the addition of several new textures, the fixed deusex.exe (helps re-size screen, choose renders, and run on modern systems) and the included DX renders. This mod is…
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The Bush Golf Dynasty
The two presidents, 41 and 43, weren't the first golfers in the White House -- or the first in their family
If you're a friend or a relative of George Herbert Walker Bush, Prez 41, or George W. Bush, Prez 43, or any other Bushes, then you know an 18-hole round of golf shouldn't take more than three hours out of your day -- there are other important things to do. Like, oh, you know. Overthrow a tyrant. Imprison a terrorist. Expose a saboteur. And those are just the Democrats.
Funny, huh? No? Well, at least try to remember there's a war on, and loose libs sink ships. Just getting your attention, actually. I'll bet you'd be dozing off right now if this piece had started off discussing Nancy Pelosi's new book, How the Snob Sport of Golf Has Ruined America and Everybody in San Francisco Who Didn't Vote for Me.
This is about the Bush golf dynasty, is what it is, and the first thing you need to be reminded of is that the Bushes didn't introduce golf to the White House. A hacker named William Howard Taft, Prez 27, did that. Around 1909 or thereabouts.
Taft was the first president of the United States who was enthusiastic about the game, and he wasn't ashamed to admit it. Taft visited Augusta, Ga., before there was even a Masters or an Augusta National. Oops, too early, an aide told him.
Earlier, a White House resident named William McKinley, Prez 25, had expressed an interest in this new game that some Scot had brought to America, but his advisers convinced him that the public wouldn't like to see their leader frittering away his time on something called a golf course when there was an Industrial Revolution going on. McKinley, as we know, got assassinated anyhow.
Of course, Dwight D. Eisenhower gets credit for doing more for golf than any other White House resident, a mid- to high-handicapper though he was. It used to be fun back in the '50s for us sportswriter slugs to watch the White House press corps come filtering into our Quonset hut on the last two days of the Masters because Ike was coming to town when the tournament was over and Hogan or Snead had won again.
"Hey, look, there's Merriman Smith!"
"The guy who always gets to say, 'Thank you, Mr. President.' "
"What for?"
Ike aside, you have to say the Bushes have done their part for the game. As for these Bushes, by the way, they didn't even introduce golf to themselves. They had ancestors who took care of that. One of them was George Herbert Walker, Old 41's maternal grandfather -- his mama's daddy.
G.H. Walker, a single-digit handicapper, was president of the U. S. Golf Association in 1920, and that year he decided to donate a cup to an international competition for amateurs. Legend has it that G.H. didn't want the matches or the trophy named after him, but the blue coats and striped ties managed to twist his arm. Two years later, the first Walker Cup between the United States and Great Britain & Ireland was played at the National Golf Links of America on Long Island.
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Aramaic in Post-Biblical Judaism and Early Christianity
In the evenings, there will be seminars discussing the literature written in these dialects and analyzing how that literature can be used in historical and religious studies of ancient Judaism and Christianity. Topics will include: Dead Sea Scrolls, Bar Kokhba, synagogue and ossuary inscriptions, the language of Jesus, Targums and Peshitta, rabbinic literature, and Dura Europos, as well as Ephrem and Aphrahat. One week will be devoted to seminars on the history and development of the Aramaic language.
The six-week program will be organized to give participants support to do original research in Aramaic on a topic of their choice and to compose a publishable paper on it. The Seminar Directors plan to edit a volume consisting of papers from some of the participants and presenters as part of the follow-up to the Seminar.
The organizers and principal teachers are: Paul V. M. Flesher of the University of Wyoming, Eric M. Meyers of Duke University, and Lucas Van Rompay also of Duke University. Guest teachers and seminar leaders will include Michael Sokoloff of Bar Ilan University (Israel), Douglas Gropp of The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC, Hayim Lapin from the University of Maryland, and Tina Shepardson who teaches at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.
Paul Flesher, the youngest member of the organizing team, researches actively in the Targums and the early synagogue. His recent papers bring these two interests together with advances in the understanding of Jewish Aramaic dialects to create a base for historical explanation. Presently serving as President of the International Organization of Targumic Studies, he views Aramaic texts and inscriptions as an entré into the complex world of Judaism in the Second Temple and Rabbinic periods.
Eric Meyers has published widely in the field of Hebrew Bible and Second Temple Judaism as well as the archaeology of the land of Israel. A past president of ASOR, he has also conducted ancient synagogue excavations in Israel and most recently at the urban site of Sepphoris in Galilee.
Lucas Van Rompay has recently come to Duke from the University of Leiden where he taught Aramaic for several years. His specialty is Syriac, the language of Christianity in Syria and Mesopotamia. Most recently he has worked in the Monastery of the Syrians in Egypt from which he is publishing the inscriptions.
Participants will be selected from applicants most of whom have completed their doctoral dissertations in some aspect of Jewish Studies, Hebrew Bible, early Christian Studies, Classics, Near Eastern Archaeology, or other relevant fields. Knowledge of Hebrew, as well as an elementary knowledge (at least) of Aramaic, is a prerequisite.
Although most NEH seminars have a single weekly rhythm repeated through the seminar, this seminar will change over the course of instruction. The mornings of the first four weeks of the seminar will feature two and a half hours of intensive language instruction. The first week will be a warm-up with Biblical Aramaic, and in successive weeks Jewish Literary Aramaic, Jewish Palestinian Aramaic, and Syriac will be taught. The mornings of the last two weeks will be devoted to daily one-hour reading sessions in selected texts from the different dialects, with participants expected to pick one dialect and concentrate on it.
Afternoons will be open for individual study and research with no scheduled meetings. The Seminar leaders will hold regular office hours during this time, with each participant meeting with one of the leaders to discuss their research projects in the first week and then at regular intervals. During the last week of the Seminar, each participant will give a seminar talk about his or her research project.
A reserve shelf with all relevant readings for participants will be set up in the Duke Divinity School Library where open carrel space is available along with Internet access. Seminars will be conducted in the Gray Building, where the Graduate Program and Department of Religion are housed, just adjacent to the Divinity Library.
For housing information, consult our web site or attachment. All participants will be issued a Duke Card ID, which will grant them access to all on-campus facilities, including all libraries. Payment of a small fee allows one to use the Wilson Recreation Center, which houses two pools and all manner of exercise equipment. Participants will also be eligible to use the Faculty Club at $5 per day (the Club has three pools, twelve tennis courts, and exercise room and a game room for children).
If an applicant has special needs, please let us know about them at the outset.
NEH eligibility does not require that a candidate hold a full-time job, though preference will be given to candidates at both private and public institutions of higher learning. U.S. citizenship is normally required, though individuals teaching at U.S. institutions abroad for three or more years may be considered. Students who are nearing completion on the Ph.D. may be considered under certain conditions if they are employed by another institution other than the one granting the degree.
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Since the beginning of 2014 Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Police Superintendent Gary McCarthy have been touting a declining crime rate in the Windy City, but according to a new report by Chicago Magazine, they may be cooking the books.
"City leaders manipulated crime statistics to create the appearance of a rapidly decreasing rate of crime."
Last weekend in Chicago, 36 people were shot over a two day period.
At least 36 people were shot in Chicago, four of them fatally, in as many hours over the weekend, with more than half of the shootings occurring over a half-day period stretching into early Sunday.
Officers responded to at least 27 incidents, starting at 3:30 p.m. Friday in the West Woodlawn neighborhood on the South Side involving an attack that left a 17-year-old girl dead and two other people wounded, police said. There were also fatal shootings in the South Shore neighborhood Friday night and the Washington Park neighborhood early Sunday, both on the South Side.
It looks like it's going to be another bloody summer in the city with some of the strictest gun control law in the county.
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La Femme Image PhotographyRead MoreThe shutterbug behind La Femme Image wields the camera with one goal in mind: to summon the most stunning version of you. The expert photographer is skilled in a variety of photographic genres, but specializes in intimate boudoir photography using natural lighting to capture the subject's sensuality.24 Hickory Ave.Harahan, LA US
Smile America PortraitsRead MoreIn the last 40 years, Smile America Portraits' photographers have helped to memorialize special moments in the lives of thousands of children, teens, and adults across the country. By constantly working with families, they have mastered the art of calming toddlers and keeping parents still enough to say or even pasteurize cheese. Outdoor shoots make use of natural tones, such as those of crystal-blue lake waters and green, leafy trees. In the spring months, photos brim with the pastel buds of tulips and the shine of bluebirds applying makeup for the first time all year.6500 Magazine St.New Orleans, LA US
American Photo SafariRead MoreRather than teach you to navigate camera buttons and menus inside a stuffy studio, American Photo Safari takes students of all skill levels on an adventure where they learn to photograph while touring historic parts of New Orleans. As small groups stroll on foot through the French Quarter or past the Garden District's mansions and aboveground cemetery, local professional photographers teach students one-on-one how to capture stunning images using any type of camera. Sessions last 2.5 hours, though American Photo Safari also offers a 4-hour version of its French Quarter tour.750 Chartres StreetNew Orleans, LA US