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HTC One X+ revealed early by O2
It doesn't give TOO much away, but it does show a device that looks identical to the One X decked out in jet black, with a 1.7GHz processor, Jelly Bean and 64GB of internal memory!
One of the common complaints about the One X is that it does not have a microSD slot, but this obviously becomes less of a concern with 64GB on board. We can also exclusively reveal that unlike the One X which has a traditional split memory layout between the data partition and a virtual SD card, the One X+ has the storage partitioned as one big chuck like the Galaxy Nexus devices. This is a good thing!
The price is shown as £479.99 on O2 prepay with contract deals TBC.
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This looks like a win. Any ideas on bootloader lock?
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Given the dodgy battery life on the One X, isn't a faster cpu going to be a problem?
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Is the processor quad core, like the One X cos 1.7Ghz quad is insane!
Given the dodgy battery life on the One X, isn't a faster cpu going to be a problem?
lol look at the picture and read carefully
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Well I'd been holding out for the next Nexus but this, well this changes everything....
Let's not get ahead of ourselves
It's hard to beat a Nexus.
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It's hard to beat a Nexus.
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Roger Staubach saved the Cowboys many times as a Hall of Fame quarterback. Now he would like to see Cowboys owner Jerry Jones loosen his grip on his general manager duties, which might be Staubach's greatest Hail Mary attempt of all. Staubach, who quarterbacked the Cowboys' first two Super Bowl wins in the 1970s, said Friday he would like to see Jones scale back his dual roles while on the Mike & Mike show on ESPN Radio. "Jerry is trying real hard," Staubach said. "He goes back to the old days when they won three Super Bowls. I think the formula is he's got to find a medium ground there and delegate more authority." The Cowboys are 3-5 at the midway point of the regular season and on a two-game losing streak going into Sunday's game at Philadelphia. The disappointing first half combined Jones' reiterating in interviews that he will not give up the GM title has rekindled the hot-button issue of his handling of the team. Things got even hotter later this week when former coac...
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Banana Dessert
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1. Stand a straight-sided mould in ice cold water. Dissolve the jelly and when cool inask the mould.
2. Cut bananas into thin slices.
3. Dip each slice into the liquid jelly and place in the bottom and sides of the mould overlapping them neatly.
4. Leave to set firmly.
5. Cover with a thick coating of jelly and again leave to set.
6. Dissolve the gelatin in a little hot water add the sherry.
7. Mash the remaining bananas to give 2 tbsp of puree and mix with the gelatin mixture along with the lemon juice and a little grated lemon rind and sugar.
8. Whip the cream and fold into banana mixture.
9. Pour into the prepared mould.
10. When well set, turn out and decorate with chopped jelly and cherries.
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The Economic Development Commission (EDC) has endorsed a zoning rule proposal that would allow the creation of rental apartments located above commercial uses at future development projects at the town-owned Fairfield Hills core campus. Following discussion at a June 10 session, EDC members endorsed a proposed zoning rule that would allow residential uses at Fairfield Hills under certain conditions, and provided that the applicants met the terms of the Planning and Zoning Commission's (P&Z) special permit review process. The EDC voted 4-to-1 to endorse the proposal, with one abstention, according to EDC records. Although the town zoning regulations which were in effect in the past had allowed various residential uses at Fairfield Hills, the P&Z revamped its rules about a decade ago, eliminating such residential uses from the Fairfield Hills Adaptive Reuse (FHAR) zoning regulations.
Two businesses in the 31 Pecks Lane commercial complex are teaming up to help raise funds to sustain a permanent interactive children's museum in the community. The EverWonder Children's Museum, temporarily housed in the complex, will be the beneficiary of proceedsfrom the Pecks Lane Festival & Community Tag Sale. The event is set for Saturday, July 19, from 9 am to 4 pm. Co-organizer and museum neighbor LeReine Frampton of LeReine's Cuisine, Renee Wilson of Total Performance Sports & Fitness, and Karen Smiley of the museum are still in the final planning stages regarding the family-friendly activities they hope to present.
Market Master Mary Fellows has announced the opening day for the Farmers Market at Fairfield Hills, this coming Tuesday, June 24, from 2 to 6 pm.
Shoppers will find approximately ten vendors selling organic and Connecticut grown spring produce, plants, flowers, and baked goods on the first day of the Market, with many more expected to join the Tuesday afternoon event "as the season grows," quipped Ms Fellows.
The town Public Building & Site Commission (PBSC) has submitted a combined construction application for the new Sandy Hook Elementary School to the municipal land use agency, including an application to the Inland Wetlands Commission (IWC) and an application to the Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z). The project proposed for 12 Dickinson Drive would be constructed at the site of the former Sandy Hook School, which was demolished in 2013 after the December 2012 massacre at the school. The voluminous school application is one of the largest, most detailed such applications in memory, indicating the scope of the project.
Brenda J. McKinley of Newtown was appointed as the next director of the C.H. Booth Library in Newtown, Wednesday, June 18, following a unanimous vote by the Board of Trustees at a special meeting held Tuesday evening, June 17. Ms McKinley's appointment, effective July 1, was announced to the staff and Acting Director Beryl Harrison, Wednesday morning, by Board of Trustees President Martha Robilotti. An accomplished and longstanding member of the staff of Booth Library, Ms McKinley emerged as the candidate of choice from a highly qualified applicant pool following a national search conducted by a seven-member committee composed of trustees, staff, and community members, who were advised by the Division of Library Development at the Connecticut State Library. "I'm very excited and grateful for the opportunity to lead the library, and excited for the future of Booth Library," said Ms McKinley. "I look forward to working with the board, the staff, and the volunteers."
With shining white and blue graduation gowns draped around them, members of the Newtown High School Class of 2014 entered the Western Connecticut State University's O'Neill Center on Tuesday, June 17. The commencement exercises for the roughly 420 students included a bagpipe processional, musical performances by the NHS Chamber Choir under the direction of Jane Matson, and speeches by NHS Interim Principal Jeffrey Jaslow, Superintendent of Schools Joseph V. Erardi, Jr, Board of Education Chair Debbie Leidlein, Class of 2014 Co-Presidents Hope McMorran and Mary Joee Rossi, Salutatorian Amisha Dave, Valedictorian Anne Beier, NHS teacher Larry Saladin, and Student Government President Siena Cicarelli.
The task force established after the Newtown shootings to examine mental health issues among young adults released 47 recommendations Tuesday in what a key legislative leader described as a "blueprint" for future legislative action on behavioral health. The task force concluded that the state's overall system of providing mental health and substance abuse treatment for young people does not function well in meeting the needs of individuals and their families, although it cited some pockets of excellence. The group's recommendations ranged widely, but many focused on the need to expand the capacity of professionals to provide behavioral health services to young people, access to services, and issues related to the rights of people with mental health or substance abuse problems.
Newtown High School Class of 2014 Salutatorian Amisha Dave told her graduating classmates: "2014 is officially the best class ever." Standing before them during graduation ceremonies at Western Connecticut State University's O'Neill Center Tuesday evening, June 17, she left attendees with memorable thoughts, as did Class President Mary Joe Rossi, Student Government President Siena Cicarelli, and Valedictorian Anne Beier, among others.


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Lawrence Brown Huston Sr., 84, of Oberlin, Ohio, died suddenly, Sunday, April 6, 2008, in Allen Medical Center, Oberlin.
He was born Sept. 7, 1923, in Oberlin, where he was a life-long resident. He was a supervisor for Harshaw Chemical in Elyria for 33 years and retired in 1986. He worked for a year a Lorain Steel Mill. He was a member of Rust United Methodist Church, Methodist Men and served on the Pastor Parish Committee, Trustee Board, Usher Board and sang in the choir. Lawrence was also a Mason and a member of Linksters Golf. He was the Col. Sanders for the annual smorgasbord meals at Rust Church. He delivered Meals on Wheels with his wife Louisa. He enjoyed golf, bowling, fishing, bike riding, walking and gardening.
He is survived by sons, Logan S. Huston of Lorain and Lawrence B. Huston Jr. of Salinas, Calif.; three grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; a brother, Allen Huston of Oberlin; an sisters, Minnie Isom of Oberlin and LaVerne Bailey of LaPlato, Md.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Louisa S. Huston; his father, Theodore Huston Sr.; mother, Mayme Lum Houston; brothers, Harold, Richard, Elwood and Theodore Jr. Huston; and sisters, Viola Mason and Marguerite King.
Friends may call from 5-8 p.m. Friday in Cowling Funeral Home, Oberlin. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Rust United Methodist Church, Oberlin. Pastor Lorenzo Smart of Rust UMC will officiate. Interment will be in Westwood Cemetery, Oberlin.
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Dr. Troy Kimsey, director of surgical oncology at the Phoebe Cancer Center, made a presentation at Darton State College on Friday along with Dr. Chirag Jani, director of medical oncology at the Phoebe Cancer Center, on colorectal cancer. Officials say the disease is the third leading cause of cancer death in both men and women in the United States. (March 1, 2013)
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Debunking the myth about low teacher pay
So if we need and want more people to go into teaching, we have to get rid of the old saying, "Teachers don't make a lot of money." So next time you see a teacher, just ask for an honest answer to the question, "How much money do you make as a teacher?" And when the answer is, "Not enough!", hopefully that will clue you into something teachers don't want you to know. Go out and see for yourself … find out how much money (along with benefits) a teacher makes and then you'll understand what I'm talking about.
Perhaps then, the old saying, "Teachers don't make a lot of money" will be put to rest and we can start attracting new candidates for the challenge of the rewarding (in more ways than one) profession of teaching.
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A FORMER Royal Air Force personal trainer has launched his own gym in Notts.
Dan Plant, 29, served in the RAF for six years, including tours to Iraq and Afghanistan.
Now he has chosen to pursue his own passion for fitness training by setting up a gym in Kirkby-in-Ashfield.
Dan's new business, My Gym Space, is based in premises in Kingsway in the town and has a main studio and a space with weights and exercise machines .
Dan said: "I was in logistics in the RAF but got really keen on personal fitness training, so I decided to pursue it as a career.
"I started off doing personal training by visiting people in their homes and doing sessions with them in parks but I've now got my own gym."
Dan says he has worked with people who are in their 80s but many of his customers are younger people looking to bulk up their muscles, lose weight or improve their general fitness.
He added: "We can also give people nutritional advice to help them make sure that side of their life is in order, or refer them to a nutritionist if there are some wider health issues."
With his RAF background, Dan has a particular interest in the health and fitness of Armed Forces veterans.
He is putting together a team to take part in the Tough Mudder event to raise money for the Help for Heroes charity and is also planning an event locally to help the Blind Veterans Association, where he is working with one of his customers, Stephen Sheppard.
Dan was assisted in securing his premises by Leah McSherry, a commercial property lawyer with Nottingham-based Cleggs Solicitors.
She said: "This has been a straightforward deal to complete with an excellent client to work with.
"The new studio has involved a change of use of the building with the new occupier taking over a sub-lease from the previous tenant. It has been a satisfying deal to work on and complete and I'd like to wish Dan all the best for his new venture."
Leah said Cleggs had been increasingly busy with commercial property work in both the city and the wider county.
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Sociology of Religion charts changes in the sociology of religion without ignoring the continuing relevance of Weber, Durkheim, and Marx. Veteran sociologists Christiano, Swatos, and Kivisto address both the foundations and the profound changes in the field, placing new conceptions against their historical background. Charts, pictures, down-to-earth examples, and a readable style keep the history and new developments within the reach of undergraduates. Instructors who want to give their students a current and comprehensive overview of the field should take a look at Sociology of Religion: Contemporary Developments.
This excellent book may well be the best text on the sociology of religion in print.
I welcome the arrival of Sociology of Religion: Contemporary Developments. A new textbook in the sociology of religion is long overdue. This text covers all of the most important contemporary issues in the field, reminds us of some less appreciated topics (material culture, boundary issues), and brings in a host of novel historical materials as well. Undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty alike will find gems of insight into the place of religion in society throughout this textbook.
Finally, a sociology of religion textbook that presents theories and data about contemporary religion, both in the U.S. and globally, in ways that will grip the imaginations and life experiences of students. . . . A long awaited textbook that combines cutting-edge theories with rich descriptions of contemporary changes in religion, both in the U.S. and globally. . . . A textbook that challenges students to use sociological theories to think about some of the cutting edge issues in religion today.
Part I. The Basics
Chapter One: By Way of Introduction
The Definition Problem
Exploring the Dimensions of Religion
—Social Relationships
—Ethical Considerations
A Definitional Revision
The Plan of the Book
Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Two: Studying Religion
How Do We Study Religion
—Survey Research
—Participant Observation
—Historical Research
Theory in the Study of Religion
Functionalist Theories
—Conflict Theories
—A Paradigm Shift
—Rational Choice Theories
Sociologie Religeuse
Why Study Religion?
Implicit Religion
Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Three: The "Religion" of Secularization and the History of Religions
The "World" of Religion
The Arguments
The Critique
The "Religion" of Secularization
—Civil Religion
—Invisible Religion
The Myth of the Age of Faith
Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Four: Religion in the United States: Denominationalism and Beyond
Churches and Sects
—Weber's Sociology and Troeltsch's Ethics
—Elaboration, Reaction, and Revision
—Neo-Weberian Analyses
—Denominations Today
American Religious Renewal
Mainlines and Sidelines in the United States
Evangelicals and Fundamentalists: Alike and Different
Suggestions for Further Reading
Part II. Religion and Social Differentiation
Chapter Five: Social Class, Religion and Power: A Classic Field of Inquiry
Sociological Classics
—Marx: The Permanent Exile and Prophet
—Weber: Theodicy, Religious Ethics, and Social Class
Religion and the U.S. Class Structure
—U.S. Classes and Religion in the Industrial Age: 1870-1970
—The Class/Religion Nexus in a Postindustrial Society
Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Six: Religion and Ethnicity: A Complex Relationship
Clarifying Terms: Ethnic, Nationality, and Racial Groups
—Defining Ethnic Groups
—Nationality Groups and Territoriality
—The Specter of Race
Relational Patterns between Religion and Ethnicity
Ethnicity in the "Righteous Empire"
The Ethnic Factor in the Formative Period of U.S. Catholicism
The Jewish Diaspora
Herberg's Thesis and the Triple Melting Pot
The African-American Religious Experience
From Different Shores: The New Immigrants
—The New Ethnics as Protestants, Catholics, and Jews
—Beyond Protestant, Catholic, Jew
Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Seven: Gender, Sexuality, and Religion: Spirituality in Different Voices?
The Ordination Debate
Women in Clerical and Lay Roles
Culture Wars: Gender, Religion, and Family Values
—Abortion and the Politics of the Body
—Family Matters
—Gays, Lesbians, and Religion
Images of God and Gendered Spirituality
Suggestions for Further Reading
Part III. Religion, Culture, and Change
Chapter Eight: Religious Change: The Case of Catholicism in America
Church with a Capital C
Change: From Breeze to Tornado
Commitment: Loyalty, but Not Obedience
Devotion: A Collapse of Authority
Governance: Guiding the People of God
Leadership: Failures at the Top
Membership: Problems in the Pews
—African-American Catholics
—Hispanic Catholics
—Women in the Church
Personnel: People without Priests
Finances: Expanding Mission, Declining Resources
Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Nine: The Globalization Dynamic: Historic Animosities or Postmodern Politics?
Global Culture
Excursus on the History of Religions
Globalization and Fundamentalism
—The Religious Right in the United States
—Fundamentalism, Globalization, and American Civil Religion
Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Ten: Mediating Meaning: Religion in—and as—Contemporary Culture
Mass Faith: The Media of Religion
Religion in Material Culture: Faith in the Flesh
Religious Publishing: Words and The Word
"The Old-Time Religion": Broadcast Evangelism in America
—"In the Beginning..."
—The Message: "His Master's Voice"?
—The Messengers: The Return of Elmer Gantry?
—The Audience: Preaching to the Converted?
Cyber-faith: Religion on the Internet
Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Eleven: Boundary Issues: Church State and New Religions
Religious Novelty
Cult and Anticult: Social Science and Social Movements
Asceticism and Mysticism
The Attraction of the Margin
Illustrations of NRM Dynamics
—Satanism and Antisatanism
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Rosemary Roasted Turkey
- Prep Time : 20 min
- Cook Time : 4 hour
- Ready Time : 4 hour, 20 min
- 3/4 cup olive oil
- 3 Tablespoons minced fresh garlic
- 2 Tablespoons chopped fresh rosemary
- 1 Tablespoon chopped fresh basil
- 1 tablespoon Italian seasoning
- 1 teaspoon Freshly ground black pepper
- 1 teaspoon Kosher salt
- 12- Pound WHOLE TURKEY, thawed if frozen
- As needed rosemary sprigs for garnish
1 Preheat oven to 325 degrees F
2 In a small bowl, mix olive oil, garlic, rosemary, basil, Italian seasoning, black pepper and salt. Set aside.
3 Wash the turkey inside and out; pat dry. Remove any large fat deposits. Loosen skin from the breast by slowly working your finger tips between the breast and skin. Work it loose to the end of the drumstick, being careful not to tear the skin.
4 Using your finger tips, spread a generous amount of the rosemary mixture under the breast skin and down the thigh and leg. Rub the remainder of the rosemary mixture over the outside of the breast. Use toothpicks to seal skin over any exposed breast meat.
5 Place the turkey on a rack in a shallow (2 to 3-inch) roasting pan. Add about 1/4 inch of water to the bottom of the pan to prevent the drippings from burning.
6 Roast in the preheated oven 3 to 4 hours, or until the internal temperature of the bird reaches 180 degrees F in the inner most section of the thigh. Garnish with additional rosemary sprigs
7 Allow the turkey to stand for 15-20 minutes before carving.
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Chop garlic. Pat lamb dry and season with salt and pepper. In a 10-inch heavy skillet heat oil over moderately high heat until hot but not smoking and sear lamb 3 minutes. Turn lamb over and sear 2 minutes more for medium-rare. Transfer lamb to 2 plates. Add garlic, lemon juice, and water to skillet and deglaze over high heat, stirring and scraping up brown bits, 1 minute. Pour sauce over lamb.


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Color changing yarns are fun and turn simple projects into stunning creations. Amazing has been such a popular color changing yarn that in its first year, we already doubled the line to 14 colors! Check out how the color changes of Amazing look by clicking here, then vote on your favorite color below. (If you're viewing this blog post in your e-mail or in an RSS reader, please click the title of the blog post to view it online and use the survey form.)
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For every knitter & crocheter, every project brings with it a couple of basic needs: the right size hook/needle, rows to count and keep track of, and of course, ends to weave in. To help you with these basics, here are 4 essential tools that you will want to keep in your project bag (I know I certainly get a lot of use out of these tools), available at LionBrand.com and in your local stores:
Needle gauge: Often needle/hook size numbers get worn down or are just hard to read (or with DPNs, the needles are often unlabeled). Keep a needle gauge in your bag to and simply stick your needle through the various holes to see what size it is. Plus, the 5-inch ruler on the edge, makes it a tool that does double-duty! This tool will work for crocheters too, giving you the number and metric sizes, but if you're wondering which letter it is, just remember this useful tip from our friend, designer Lily Chin: H = 8 and they sound similar. Working forwards and back, you can now figure out which letter your hook will be!
Row counter: Keep a row counter handy when working on projects where you have to keep track of the pattern repeats or number of rows. Turn the dials every time you complete a row. These Lion Brand row counters even slip onto your circs or straight needles so they don't get lost! Split-ring stitch markers are another great tool for keeping track of pattern repeats. Slip them on your needles every ten or twenty stitches for place patterns. Since our stitch markers having this neat split-ring design, they're also perfect for slipping onto the first stitch of your crochet rounds or even slipping onto mistake stitches in your knitting that you want to fix when you come back around to them!
Large-eye blunt needles (or tapestry needles): Essential for weaving in ends, seaming together garments, kitchener stitching your socks, or embroidering facial features onto your amigurumi, every knitter & crocheter needs blunt needles in their bags!
Finally, I like to keep a couple of extras like a pair of small scissors or a yarn cutter and a small crochet hook (useful for fixing mistakes on knitting projects too!). Whether you want to have a set for every project bag or whether you move them from bag to bag, these tools will help to keep you on track, no matter the project.
What are the tools that you always keep in your bag? Leave a comment and let us know!
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Earlier this month, Lion Brand Yarn sponsored the Crochet Guild of America's Professional Development Day and exhibited at the Knit and Crochet Show in Manchester, New Hampshire. Here at Lion Brand we truly enjoy being a part of the consumer shows because it gives us a chance reach out to the public. Having our booth filled with Lion Brand fans and witnessing their creativity is always such a gratifying experience for us. (If you didn't see Lindsey's post last week about the projects that Lion Brand customers brought to our booth, be sure to check it out!)
Another wonderful part of the show is finding out what products our customers were really into. As usual, our LB Collection of luxury fibers at affordable prices was a big hit, especially the LB Collection Wool Stainless Steel. We brought the Lace Net Scarf as an example of how this yarn is both soft enough to wear around the neck and how the steel content actually allows it to keep its shape, staying open and lacy with just a little stretch! One of the many reasons we like to attend shows like this one is to show off our yarns in person, as many people prefer to touch yarn and see the colors in person before buying! (Tip: Another great way to see our yarns in person is to order a color card. Click here to see the LB Collection color cards.)
Our color-changing Amazing yarn was also a big hit — people love seeing the swatches and how the colors work over a long stretch of yarn. Haven't seen how it works? Click here to see swatches!
Finally, walking the show and seeing all of the Lion Brand tote bags being carried around always brings a smile to my face. It makes me feel as though our fans share the same sense of pride in our brand as I do.
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We can't wait to see what this event has in store for us next year!
Were you at the Knit & Crochet Show? Share your thoughts by leaving a comment on this blog post!
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I love the new colors of Sock-Ease, but I needed a small amount of bright yellow yarn for an upcoming sock project. My solution: dye Sock-Ease with Kool-Aid! This method works great for any animal fibers, including wool, alpaca, mohair, and more. Nylon will also absorb the dye, so sock yarns are great for dyeing. Here's the process that I used. You'll need your yarn, some sugar-free Kool-Aid or other comparable drink mix (1 or 2 packets per ounce of yarn dyed), a microwave-safe container, plastic gloves, some scrap yarn, and food coloring (optional).
Step 1: If your yarn isn't already in a hank, wind it into a large circle. I wound my Marshmallow Sock-Ease around a binder. Loosely tie a few pieces of scrap yarn around your yarn as shown to keep everything untangled. Note: If you tie the scrap yarn too tightly, the sections of yarn under the ties won't get dyed!
Step 2: Soak your yarn in some lukewarm water and mild soap. If your yarn isn't machine washable, be careful not to felt it!
Step 3: Put on your rubber gloves. Add your sugar-free Kool-Aid to water and stir until the powder is fully dissolved. I used one packet of Lemonade Kool-Aid and a few drops of yellow food dye to make my color really pop. Next, place your yarn into the dye bath and add enough water to completely cover the yarn. Don't worry if you add a lot of water; this will not dilute the dye.
Step 4: Microwave your yarn in its bath for about two minutes. Let the yarn sit for a minute or two, and then check the color of the dye bath. Repeat the microwave/rest process until the dye bath is clear.
Step 5: After the yarn cools, remove it from the dye bath. Wash the yarn as in step 2 and hang to dry. After the yarn has dried, you can wind it into a ball.
My finished yarn was the perfect beautiful, bold yellow, and it's still machine-washable! I'm so happy with my results that I want to Kool-Aid dye everything.
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Earlier this season, we released a new yarn that's like a chunky-weight version of our popular Cotton-Ease. Like Cotton-Ease, Baby's First is a cotton/acrylic blend made with many fine plies, which gives it great stitch definition, loftiness, and strength. And while it's called Baby's First, its sherbet colors are actually great for spring and summer garments for adults too.
Wanting to make something in this yarn, I decided I'd look at quick-to-crochet cardigans that I can layer with summer dresses, but looking at our Pattern Finder, the pattern that caught my eye was this kid's Bebop Cardi (below), originally made in Vanna's Choice, a worsted-weight yarn. While its largest size would actually work for a women's XS, I figured I'd need a slightly bigger size.
Luckily, one great way to resize a pattern is to follow the directions exactly as written, but use a thicker yarn and a bigger hook! Now you're probably thinking to yourself, "Sure, but how do you know what size your project is going to end up?" Well, as with almost all projects, gauge is going to come into play when it comes to determining size.
First I made a gauge swatch with the recommended size hook for Baby's First, the K-hook. The pattern tells me that I need to make the whole swatch in double-crochets, so lucky for me, it's very quick:
Normally, you're trying to match the gauge in the pattern (in this case 3 inches to 9 stitches across), BUT since the whole point of this new yarn and hook size is to get a bigger swatch, my next move will be to figure out just how much bigger it is compared to the original swatch. I measure my 9 stitches and I get 3.75 inches or 1.25 times bigger than the original sweater (3.75 inches divided by the original 3 inches = 1.25). To get my projected bust measurement (the best way to size a sweater), I multiply the smallest bust measurement (29 inches) by that 1.25, and I get a bust measurement of 36.25. That's a little bigger than I'd like it to be, as I'd like the cardigan to be more fitted, so next I tried one size smaller, using a J-hook.
This gave me 3.5 inches over 9 stitches. It doesn't sound like a big difference, but remember, over as many stitches as you have in a sweater, it adds up fast. With this hook, my swatch is 1.167 times bigger than the original gauge. This gives me a bust measurement of 33.83 inches. This is much closer to the 34 inch bust that I'd like to achieve. [Note: If you want to make this pattern as a women's medium or large, get 3.5 inches per 9 stitches, and then you can expect to follow the medium or large directions of the pattern for a 35.6 inch bust and 38.5 inch bust respectively. Again, to get these measurements, I just multiplied the 1.167 by the original medium and large bust measurements. For slightly larger sizes, just do the same math with the K-hook measurements!]
The cardi worked up quickly (the pattern is only 17 rows, following the smallest directions), and here's the finished product:
As with any project, it's always best to wash it according to its care instructions after it's finished (to get rid of any grime from working the yarn and to fluff it up), so into the washer and dryer it went! I also measured the circumference just to double-check that the size was right, and it was just under 34 inches–right on the money.
I'm really looking forward to wearing this cardigan all summer long!
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The second annual Vanna's Choice contest has ended and the winners are now posted on the contest website. The entries showed extraordinary talent, skill and creativity. They also demonstrated the amazing versatility of Vanna's Choice–that it can be used successfully to make virtually any type of garment, afghan, toy, or in the case of the grand prize winner–an entire village. They also showed how the wide range of easy-to-match colors allowed for endless possibilities of creativity in creating beautiful color combinations.
Our judges found selecting winners from among the thousands of entries extremely challenging, but the grand prize winner was a true stand-out.
The grand prize winner, Andrea Miners of Prince George, British Columbia, Canada created a miniature world in her entry entitled Fantasy Village Playmat. Her prize is a trip for 2 to Los Angeles, where she will meet Vanna White, accommodations for 2 nights for 2 people, plus $500 spending money.
We look forward to sharing the story of Andrea's trip to meet Vanna with you in a future blog post. Here is an image of the entire village, as well as two close-up detail images.
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Children don't need to knit or crochet to make amazing projects with yarn. With a little bit of creativity, you and your kids can make imaginative creations from yarn and some household objects! Colorful yarn, glue, paper or plastic cups, cardboard, buttons, safety scissors, and felt are all all of the supplies you need for an entire afternoon of fun crafting. These wrapped animals are just a few of the ideas we came up with.
Clockwise from left: Owl Picture Frame, Wrapped Giraffe, and Wrapped Lion.
But you don't have to just make animals. With just yarn wrapping, we've also made bracelets and decorative vases. Try combining lots of different yarn colors and textures to make a truly exciting project. What yarn wrapping project will you create?
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Want to keep your kids entertained and crafty this summer? Check out the children's aisle of your local craft and hobby store. There you'll find a wealth of kid-friendly craft kits. They usually come with everything you'll need for the project, so you don't have to worry about gathering supplies. Best of all, you can stock up on lots of different kits so that you'll be ready for any rainy days, surprise visits, or anything else that comes up! Be sure to check out our Amigurumi Friends Kits for great stuffed toy, purse, and pillow craft projects — no knitting or crocheting required.
Looking for more kid-friendly craft ideas? I'll be posting more projects in the coming weeks, so keep an eye on the blog!
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Vanna's Choice yarns are great to work with and easy care, but did you know that all the colors were expertly designed to go with each other? Jess and I decided to test the theory, and using Vanna's Choice and Vanna's Choice Baby we came up with over ten different color palettes! The options are endless, but these few color combinations are a great jumping off point. You can use them as they are, or pick as many colors as you need from each.
We started with the basics (note: captions list colors in order from left to right, top to bottom):
Then we picked palettes based off of individual colors (Greens, Neutrals, and Pinks):
Then we picked color themes (Muted, Deep, Brights):
We also picked seasonal colors (Winter, Spring, Summer, and Autumn):
You could also make your own entirely different Vanna's Choice combos or themes. No matter what colors you pick from the line, they always look perfect together. The Vanna's Choice Fan Club on Ravelry picks color themes and does swaps, knowing that no matter what they end up with, it'll match perfectly. What are you favorite Vanna's Choice color combos?
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The southernmost point in all of Canada is on an island in Lake Erie. It is at 41 degrees and 40 minutes North. The northernmost point in all of Canada is on Ellesmere Island. It is at 83 degrees 6 minutes North.
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Published Jan 29th 2013
A go to shrimp fly for tailing redfish from Laguna Madre based fly fisherman Roy Lopez.
By Roy Lopez
This fly is designed to look like the real thing, but also have enough color and flash to attract attention though slightly murky water. It's light and fluffy, and will land gently. But its lightness also means that it's not a plunger, and it will no sink swiftly in deeper water, so I prefer using it in the shallows, particularly for tailing redfish on the flats.
|Warm saltwater fly
|Roy Lopez
|#4,6,8 Mustad 34007
|Orange 140 denier
|Tail (shrimp tentacles)
|Pink bucktail, brown bucktail, pink flash
|Orange opossum or similar
|Moose mane
|Burnt 40 lbs mono
|Pink Wapsi Wing N´Flash (Alternative Angel Hair, SLF hanks)
Tying instructions
- First start a thread base just before the bend of the hook .
- Then cut a piece of pink bucktail about a half inch in length from the very top of the hide. It's the top part that is the finest.
- Then from the center of the bucktail cut a half inch of brown deer hair to form the thorn of the shrimp.
- Next I like to dub about 3 inches of thread with orange fine cut opossum fur and form a small bump.
- Tie in a couple of moose mane hairs as antennae. They can be quite long.
- Next cut a piece of mono about an inch long an with a lighter burn the tips to form eyes . The length of the mono should then be about half an inch once both sides are burned.
- Next lay the eyes diagonally across he hook and cinch it down by warping it in a figure eight pattern.
- Next you create a dubbing loop about 2 to 3 inches long and run your bobbin to the eye of the hook.
- Grab your Wing N'Flash and cut 2" lengths and spread it evenly through your dubbing loop.
- Once it is spread twist the loop locking the Wing N'Flash in.
- Lastly palmer the dubbing forward and tie off at the eye of the hook.
- I like to grab a bodkin and pick away the entangled pieces of wing and flash. This will give it a full body.


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April 27, 2013
Please join AmeriCU at the 8th annual Build a Bike, to take place on Saturday, April 27th at the Utica Auditorium. The event collects donated new, used, and damaged bikes to create fully operational re-built bikes. The children pick out a bike and bring it to trained bike mechanics from the community who teach the youth how to fix and maintain their bike. Each child is supplied with a new free helmet. AmeriCU is a proud sponsor of Build a Bike, and will be present at the event.
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Easy Brabecue Chicken
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|Broiler fryer chicken
|1 , cut in serving pieces
|Bottled barbecue sauce
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs) (or use a favorite recipe)
|1 Tablespoon
1. Rinse chicken pieces and pat dry.
2. Arrange chicken pieces in a single layer in a 2-quart glass baking dish with thin end toward center and thicker end toward outside. Spread one third of the sauce on the chicken. Cover with waxed paper. Cook in microwave oven 8 minutes at HIGH.
3. Turn chicken pieces over and rearrange them, then spread with one third of the sauce. Cook covered in microwave oven 8 minutes at HIGH.
4. Again turn chicken over, rearrange pieces and spread with remaining sauce. Cook covered in microwave oven 8 minutes at HIGH, or until tender.
5. Remove from oven, cover with aluminum foil and allow chicken to stand 5 minutes before serving.
6. Arrange chicken on a platter and garnish with parsley.
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Haslemere Educational Museum
Haslemere Educational Museum is one of the largest Natural History Museum in central southern England with over 240,000 specimens, along with over 140,000 Human History artefacts from around the world.
There are three large permanent galleries for Geology, Natural History and Human History artefacts, along with three temporary exhibition rooms, a library and a dedicated education room for people of all ages.
Winners of The Telegraph Family Friendly Museum Award 2012 and the 2012 Museums & Heritage Readers Award
Haslemere Educational Museum is a member of the First World War Centenary Partnership, a network of organisations committed to the delivery of the First World War Centenary Programme: a global programme of events and activities inspiring young and old to remember the impact of the First World War on people and society today.
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* Enter an Egyptian tomb and see a real Egyptian mummy.
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* Observe the bees at work in the beehive.
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Archaeology, Archives, Coins and Medals, Costume and Textiles, Decorative and Applied Art, Fine Art, Natural Sciences, Personalities, Social History, World Cultures
Unearthing Haslemere
- 11 — 26 July 2015
During the Festival of Archaeology we will be encouraging people in the local area to dig a test pit in their gardens to see if they can uncover some of Haslemere's past. Archaeologists will be on hand on the 18th of July between 13.00-16.00 at Haslemere Museum to help identify and record any finds that might be dug up.
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Skeletons and Muscles
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Ancient Egyptian beliefs about life after death (KS2)
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Curried Chicken Casserole
28 Oct 2009
|Canned pineapple chunks
|8 Ounce (1 Can)
|Frozen cauliflower, broccoli, and carrot blend
|3 Cup (48 tbs) (loose pack)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Boneless skinless chicken breast halves
|8 Ounce, cut into bite size strips
|Low fat plain yogurt
|8 Ounce
|All purpose flour
|2 Tablespoon
|Curry powder
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Chopped salted peanuts
|2 Tablespoon
Drain pineapple, reserving juice; set aside.
In a 2 quart casserole combine frozen vegetables and water.
Cook, covered, on 100% power (high) for 4 to 6 minutes or till vegetables are nearly thawed, stirring once.
Stir in chicken and reserved pineapple juice.
Cook, covered, on high for 5 to 8 minutes or till chicken is no longer pink, stirring once.
Meanwhile, for sauce, stir together yogurt, flour, curry powder, and salt; stir into casserole.
Cook, uncovered, on high for 4 to 7 minutes or till sauce is thickened and bubbly, stirring after every minute.
Stir in pineapple chunks.
Cook, uncovered, on high for 30 seconds or till heated through.
Garnish with peanuts.
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IT"S REAL SIMPLE...I'm 36, a single dad, and I've lived in Simi Valley for 13 years. I'm a very confident man. I am very straight forward, and a very passionate, and expressive person, and I know exactly what I want in a girl. I am very driven in everything I do. I am grateful for my career, my kids, my close friends, and family. I love to make a girl laugh, feel wanted/happy, take her out of her comfort zone in a positive way I have deep family, and good values, wear my heart on my sleeve, and have a no worries, don't sweat the small stuff personality. I can be sarcastic in a fun way, love to laugh at the little things. I'm easy going, outgoing, energetic, spontaneous, adventurous, you name it!! I like to talk a lot and am able to carry on a good conversation, and am a very good listener. What attract me to a girl??...I want a girl that works out, is confident in herself, is independent, but has and wants to make time to date. I like a girl that is classy and takes care of herself. I like a girl that is flirty, affectionate, has a somewhat fun and sarcastic sense of humor. Most importantly, I am interested in a woman that loves children, her own if she has any, and others. Family is extremely important to me, and am looking to meet a woman that believes in it also. Ideal Date...I am down with anything!! Happy Hour!! Lol. Willing to show you a night that you won't forget, and always willing to spoil the right woman that passes my way!! FYI!! I know there are a lot of crazy pyscho guys on the online dating, I AM NOT ONE OF THEM!!! I am also not looking to just small talk with a bunch of people. I'm not looking for a PEN PAL. I want to meet a girl, go out, have a blast, and show her a good time. Not on here to just meet a friend!
Camping , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports
Auto racing / Motorcross, Baseball, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Cycling, Dancing, Football, Other types of exercise, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I like Dogs
Middle of the Road
Lake Tahoe, Mammoth, Paradise Cove, Staples Center, My townhome, any place to watch a game and have a beer.
I love anything from hip hop, alternative, rock, punk, all depends on my mood, and what gets my blood boiling! Lol.I love Sushi, bomb ass Margarita's at Los Toros, any kind of cold BEER! Lol! I love to bbq, cook, and try new things.
I work out a lot, wakeboarding, camping, boat trips(day/weekend), sporting events, mtn bike riding, hiking, dancing, beach activities, play poker,snowboarding, BBQing, being w/my kids, play basketball, chill and drink with friends
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|What he is looking for
|5'10" (177cms)
|4'11" (149cms) to 5'8" (172cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|Slender, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Light brown
|No preference
|No Way
|No preference
|Social Drinker
|No preference
|Other profession
|No preference
|$100,001 to $150,000
|No preference
|No preference
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home (2)
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|No preference
|White / Caucasian
|No preference
I'm a Irish/Greek Boy
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Associates degree
|No preference
Fire Science Degree/Paramedic License


text:
Making Cupcakes with Meringue Mushrooms
|8 Medium
|Cocoa powder
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (As needed for dusting)
|Vanilla butter cream frosting
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (As needed to cover the cupcakes)
|Pistachio nuts
|1 Tablespoon (As needed to garnish)
|For the meringue mix
|Egg white
|1 Medium
|Castor sugar
|70 Gram
To prepare a Basic Meringue Mix:
1. Preheat oven to 100 C / 212 F.
2. In a bowl, put the egg whites. Whisk together well.
3. Gradually add the castor sugar while whisking. Whisk constantly until all the sugar is added and the mixture has stiff peaks.
4. Fill a piping bag fitted with a small plain tube with the meringue mix.
5. Carefully pipe small blobs of meringue mix onto a flat non-stick baking tray lined with non-stick baking paper or a non-stick mat. (Keep the meringue blobs the size of small button mushrooms)
6. Then, pipe small lines of meringue onto the baking tray. (This will make the mushroom stalks)
7. Damp the tip of your finger and smooth any peaks on the meringue.
8. Lightly dust the meringue mix on the tray with cocoa powder.
9. Place in the preheated oven and allow to dry for about 2 hours until light and crispy. Remove and allow to cool.
10. Make a small hole in each meringue, pipe a tiny amount of butter cream into the hole.
11. Gently fit with a meringue stalk and set them aside.
12. Fill a piping bag fitted with a small star tube with the butter cream.
13. Take some Basic Cupcakes and neatly pipe lines over the top of the cupcakes.
14. Sprinkle some pistachio nuts on top. Dust lightly with cocoa powder over the top and arrange 2 - 3 mushrooms on top of each cupcake as shown in the video.
15. Serve as it is.
2. Small writing tube & a star tube - to fit at the end of the piping bag


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Jason J. Goodhind, PGA
Main Address:
Ellinwood Country Club
Athol, MA 01331-3231
(978) 249-7460
Athol, MA 01331-3231
(978) 249-7460
Jason Goodhind is a PGA Professional in Athol, MA. The PGA of America comprises 27,000 men and women professionals with one singular goal in mind - to make the game of golf more enjoyable for you.
Services Offered:
- Instruction
- Club Fitting
Professional has not entered award information.
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