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Knit Red
More than a knitting book, Knit Red is an appeal to women to take charge of their heart health. Knit Red is part of Stitch Red, a campaign started by Jimmy Beans Wool founder Laura Zander and involving the entire fiber arts industry to educate knitters and their friends and families about the dangers of heart disease. Many of today's top knitwear designers have lent their talents and voices to Knit Red.
LAURA ZANDER nit R K FOREWORD BY DEBORAH NORVILLE STITCHING FOR WOMEN'S HEART HEALTH Knit R Knit R FOREWORD BY DEBORAH NORVILLE STITCHING FOR WOMEN'S HEART HEALTH LAURA ZANDER h DEDICATION To my husband, Doug. Everything that is good in my life (including this book!) is because of you. h Copyright � 2012 by Laura Zander 161 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10013 sixthandspringbooks.com Editorial Director JOY AQUILINO Senior Editor MICHELLE BREDESON Art Director DIANE LAMPHRON Yarn Editor RENEE LORION Associate Editor ALEXANDRA JOINNIDES Instructions Editors PAT HARSTE AMY POLCYN Instructions Proofreader CHARLOTTE PARRY Copy Editor LISA SILVERMAN Technical Illustrations ULI MONCH Model Photography ROSE CALLAHAN Still-Life Photography MARCUS TULLIS Stylist & Bookings Manager SARAH LIEBOWITZ Hair & Makeup ELENA LYAKIR All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or used in any form or by any means--graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or information storage-and-retrieval systems--without written permission of the publisher. The written instructions, photographs, designs, projects, and patterns are intended for the personal, noncommercial use of the retail purchaser and are under federal copyright laws; they are not to be reproduced in any form for commercial use. Permission is granted to photocopy patterns for the personal use of the retail purchaser. ISBN: 978-1-936096-42-8 Library of Congress Catalogue-inPublication Data available from the Library of Congress MANUFACTURED IN CHINA Vice President, Publisher TRISHA MALCOLM Creative Director JOE VIOR Production Manager DAVID JOINNIDES President ART JOINNIDES 1 3 5 7 9 10 8 6 4 2 FIRST EDITION The Heart Truth�, its logo and The Red Dress are registered trademarks of HHS. Participation by Jimmy Beans Wool does not imply endorsement by HHS/NIH/NHLBI. iv h Contents FOREWORD BY DEBORAH NORVILLE A MESSAGE FROM THE HEART TRUTH PREFACE: LET'S STICK IT TO HEART DISEASE! xii xi x PROJECTS AND PROFILES Get the Facts! Cook Red 1�103 104�115 106 110 HEART-HEALTHY LIVING Exercise Your Heart 108 RUFFLED PULLOVER page 2 h Kim Hargreaves SPIRAL RIB COWL page 6 h Ann Norling KNITTING KNOW-HOW Basic Stitches Cast-ons Abbreviations and Helpful Information 116�125 118 120 Knitting in the Round 3-Needle Bind-off Cables Yarn Overs 121 122 120 123 124 125 124 A-LINE HOODIE page 22 h Diane Soucy L-SHAPED STOLE page 26 h Barbara Venishnick Kitchener Stitch (Grafting) Crochet Techniques Cords BONUS PATTERN: MINI RED DRESS YARN RESOURCES CREDITS INDEX 126 127 125 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS vi 130 129 128 DOLMAN SLEEVE SWEATER page 43 h Debbie Bliss LEAF LACE SWEATER page 46 h Deborah Newton LACE STOLE page 8 h Kieran Foley LINEN STITCH BLANKET page 12 h Michele Rose Orne EMBELLISHED CARDIGAN page 15 h Barry Klein HOME SPA SET page 19 h Jeanne Giles LACY ANKLETS page 30 h Melissa Morgan-Oakes BEADED LACE SHAWL page 32 h Andrea Jurgrau REVERSIBLE WRISTERS page 36 h Kit Hutchin CABLED CARDI page 39 h Norah Gaughan LACE INFINITY SCARF page 52 h Tanis Gray SLIP STITCH BERET page 54 h Ysolda Teague CABLED KNEE-HIGHS page 57 h Deborah Norville RED ROSES SHRUG page 60 h Nicky Epstein vii GRAPHIC TUNIC page 64 h Daniela Johannsenova MULTIPATTERN MITTENS page 68 h Jared Flood GREENMARKET TOTE page 72 h Kristin Ashbaugh-Helmreich ONE-SHOULDER TUNIC page 74 h Cornelia Tuttle Hamilton LACE HEARTS CARDI page 77 h Martin Storey COWL NECK VEST page 81 h Cecily Glowik MacDonald SNOWBOARDER HAT page 84 h Lindsey Jacobellis SILK AND MOHAIR CAPE page 87 h Iris Schreier HEART MOTIF MITTS page 90 h Debbie Stoller viii EYELET SHAWL page 93 h Amy Swenson MOHAIR TWIST SWEATER page 96 h Sarah Hatton MODULAR DRESS page 98 h Maie Landra 000 h A MESSAGE FROM THE HEART TRUTH On behalf of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute's The Heart Truth� campaign, we are pleased to partner with Jimmy Beans Wool and its innovative Stitch Red program to spread the message about women's heart health and to encourage women to take action to lower their risk factors for heart disease. The Heart Truth's goal is to give women a personal and urgent wake-up call regarding their own personal risk of heart disease.While this risk starts to rise between the ages of forty and sixty, it is an important message for women of all ages because heart disease can begin at an early age. We hope that you will share The Heart Truth`s key messages wth your friends and family--know your risk factors, get the facts, and incorporate heart-healthy behaviors into your daily life. Remember, it is never too early or too late to take action in preventing and controlling the risk factors for heart disease. We thank you for your continued support! Susan B. Shurin, M.D. Acting Director National Institutes of Health, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute For instructions to make this knit representation of The Heart Truth logo, see page 126. x � h FOREWORD Caing focause For as long as I can remember, I've always been making something. I graduated from making clothes for my Barbie dolls to making clothes for myself. Spool knitting took me to "real" knitting. In high school home economics class, when we were told to crochet a pot holder, I made an entire afghan. From my earliest days, I've loved to be able to say "I did it myself." If you're a crafter, you know the feeling.That sense of satisfaction that comes from knowing that if you can knit a scarf or a sweater, well, you can do just about anything! Chances are most of what you make isn't for yourself. You might think you're making something for yourself, but often the project turns out so terrific you just have to share it with someone else. I was delighted to say yes to Laura's request to be a part of Knit Red. You'll find plenty of inspiring projects you'll want to make for the people you care about, and that will also keep your crafty engines revved up. And that in turn will keep your most important engine--your heart--working well. Research has shown the repetitive motion of activities like knitting actually has a beneficial cardiac effect, reducing stress hormones and lowering blood pressure and heart rate. It's just as effective as yoga-- and, if you ask me, a lot easier! If you have a family history of heart disease, as I do, that's even more reason to keep your needles handy. If you don't have a family history, you still have a heart, so it's important to know that heart disease is the number-one killer of women in America. Eighty percent of women say they'd call 911 if they thought someone else was having a heart attack, but barely half would call if they thought they were having a heart attack themselves! We women are accustomed to putting everyone else first, but ladies, if we don't take care of ourselves, we won't be here to help the people we love. This book will help you educate yourself about heart disease and the signs of a heart attack. Learn the important information here about staying healthy. Share what you learn with the women you care about: your sister, your mom, your best friend. Pick a pattern and stitch away, know that while you're "knitting red," you're improving your own health. I get tickled pink just thinking about it! Deborah Norville h P R E FA C E Let' ickt heat isease! Thank you for joining Jimmy Beans Wool and all of our friends in the yarn industry in "Sticking It to Hear t Disease"! We couldn't be more proud of this book, and we hope that you will enjoy reading it as much as we have enjoyed creating it. The idea for Knit Red was the result of a conversation I had with my friend Marta McGinnis back in 2007. An otherwise healthy marketing executive�turned�sales rep who was barely in her fifties, Marta had recently survived a major heart attack and had subsequently been diagnosed with heart disease.That same year my husband, Doug, an active thirtysomething, had been diagnosed with high blood pressure. Marta and I had both been shocked to learn that heart disease doesn't affect only older men as we had always assumed. In fact, heart disease is the number-one killer of women in the United States and actually kills more American women than all types of cancer combined. As Marta and I shared our stories, we realized that we needed to do something and quickly started putting pen to paper to come up with ideas for a campaign to combat this deadly disease.Tragically, Marta passed away just sixth months after that first meeting. It's obvious to me that we could not have accomplished this project without her support. We miss you, Marta. Knit Red is one component of the Stitch Red campaign, a partnership between Jimmy Beans Wool and dozens of other companies in the fiber arts industry to raise awareness of heart disease in women. Participating companies have developed products specifically for Stitch Red and are generously donating a portion of the proceeds from sales of the products to the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health in support of The Heart Truth�. We approached some of the brightest stars in the knitting world to design projects for this book and to share their personal experiences with heart disease and tips for hearthealthy living. We were overwhelmed by their generosity and by their stunning designs and inspiring stories. In the following pages, we trust that you will find knitting inspiration, useful information and courage. And we also hope that you will join us by making your own lives more heart healthy. After all, that's what this is all about! h Hugs and many thanks, Laura Zander (aka Jimmy) xiii jectand ofiles 1 h KIERAN FOLEY L aceole SIZE Instructions are written for one size. MEASUREMENTS Approx 25�" x 56"/64.5 x 142cm MATERIALS � 3 1�oz/50g balls (each approx 440yd/403m) of Classic Elite Yarns Silky Alpaca Lace (alpaca/silk) in #2432 garnet � Size 4 (3.5mm) circular needle, 32"/81cm long, or size to obtain gauge GAUGE 20 sts and 26 rows to 4"/10cm over chart pats using size 4 (3.5mm) circular needle (after blocking). � Take time to check gauge. NOTE WS rows are not shown on charts. Purl all WS rows. Whisper-thin yarn knit into an intricate lace pattern creates a sophisticated wrap that is fashionable and timeless. KIER AN'S STORY At Jimmy Beans, we are all big fans of Kieran's innovative work with lace and stranded colorwork, which he often combines to stunning effect. When he agreed to be a part of Knit Red (his first book project), we couldn't have been more thrilled! Kieran hopes that knitters everywhere will use this book not only as a source for creative inspiration, but as a guide to improving their overall well-being. Kieran doesn't have a car and stays fit by riding his bike to get from place to place in his hometown of Dublin, Ireland. He also relies on his workout buddy--his dog--to keep him plenty active. h KIERAN'S TIP IT'S BEST TO KEEP PROCESSED FOODS TO A MINIMUM, but when you do indulge, be sure to check the ingredients list for trans fats, excess sodium, and other unhealthy components. STOLE Cast on 129 sts. Knit 2 rows. BEG CHART PAT 1 Row 1 (RS) Work first st, work 28-st rep 4 times, then work last 16 sts. Row 2 and all WS rows Purl. Cont to foll chart in this way to row 17; st count will inc to 157 sts. Row 18 Purl. 8 BEG CHART PAT 2 Row 1 (RS) Work first st, work 35-st rep 4 times, then work last 16 sts. Row 2 and all WS rows Purl. Cont to foll chart in this way to row 11; st count will inc to 161 sts, then dec back to 157 sts. Row 12 Purl. Cont to rep rows 1�12 twenty-six times more, ending with a WS row. h DIANE SOUCY A-line hoodie SIZES Instructions are written for size X-Small. Changes for Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, and XX-Large are in parentheses. (Shown in size X-Small.) MEASUREMENTS BUST (closed) approx 33 (37, 41, 45, 49, 53)"/84 (94, 104, 114, 124.5, 134.5)cm LENGTH 26 (26�, 27, 27�, 28, 29)"/66 (67.5, 68.5, 70, 71, 73.5)cm UPPER ARM 13� (15, 17, 18�, 19, 20 �)"/34 (38, 43, 47, 48, 52)cm MATERIALS �17 (17, 18, 20, 23, 26) 1� oz/50g balls (each approx 93yd/85m) of Universal Yarn/Debbie Macomber Blossom Street Collection Cashmere Fleur de Lys (merino wool/cashmere) in #416 courage � Size 8 (5mm) circular needles, 29"/75cm and 16"/40cm long or size to obtain gauge � One set (5) size 8 (5mm) double-pointed needles (dpns) � Size 6 (4mm) circular needle, 29"/75cm long � One set (5) size 6 (4mm) double-pointed needles (dpns) � Stitch holders or waste yarn � Stitch markers � Small safety pins � Three 1"/25mm buttons 22 This swingy cardigan is the perfect cover-up to slip into when you're on the go. The drawstring hood and two-button closure update the classic look. D IA NE'S STORY GAUGE 18 sts and 25 rows to 4"/10cm over St st using size 8 (5mm) needles. � Take time to check gauge. SEED STITCH (over multiple of 2 sts) Row 1 (RS) *K1, p1; rep from * to end. Row 2 Purl the knit sts and knit the purl sts. Rep row 2 for seed st. NOTE Cardigan is worked in one piece from the top down; hood is worked after. CARDIGAN YOKE With longer size 8 (5mm) needle, cast on 2 sts (front), pm, cast on 10 (10, 8, 8, 8, 8) sts (sleeve), pm, cast on 24 (26, 28, 30, 34, 36) sts (back), pm, cast on 10 (10, 8, 8, 8, 8) sts (sleeve), pm, cast on 2 sts (front)--48 (50, 48, 50, 54, 56) sts. Row 1 (RS) *Knit to 1 st before marker, kfb, slip marker, kfb; rep from * across, knit to end--8 sts inc. Row 2 Purl. Rows 3 and 4 Rep rows 1 and 2--64 (66, 64, 66, 70, 72) sts. Row 5 K2, M1, *knit to 1 st Although never an official staff member, Diane has been a member of the Jimmy Beans family since the beginning. From helping us pick out which yarns we should carry in our shop to answering the JBW help hotline, she's been an integral part of the business. We didn't have to ask Diane twice to create a design for this book to help us raise awareness of heart disease. Diane's mother suffered from a rheumatic heart and had a pacemaker for over 20 years, and Diane knows just how much of a difference diet and exercise can make in maintaining one's quality of life. Diane herself has a heart murmur, which isn't a big deal, she tells us, but she makes an effort to visit her doctor regularly to ensure she is in tip-top shape for knitting, designing, and playing with her pups and grandkids! h DIANE'S TIP WHEN DIANE GOES OUT TO EAT, she likes to make healthy choices by selecting foods cooked in heart-healthy ways. She suggests looking for terms such as broiled, baked, roasted, poached, or lightly saut�ed. h ANDREA JURGRAU Beaded lace shawl SIZE Instructions are written for one size. MEASUREMENTS Approx 59" x 31"/150cm x 79cm MATERIALS � 2 2oz/55g hanks (each approx 400yd/366m) of Jade Sapphire Exotic Fibres Silk Cashmere (silk/cashmere) in #201 seeing red � Contrasting fingering-weight cotton (waste yarn) � One size 4 (3.5mm) circular needle 32"/80cm long or size to obtain gauge � Size 16 (.4mm) steel crochet hook or size to fit beads � Size D/3 (3.25mm) crochet hook (for chain-st provisional cast-on) � Stitch marker � 1oz/30g of 8/0 Japanese seed beads in silver-lined ruby AB GAUGES 20 sts and 40 rows to 4"/10cm over St st using size 4 (3.5mm) circular needle (before blocking). 18 sts and 36 rows to 4"/10 cm over St st using size 4 (3.5mm) circular needle (after blocking). � Take time to check gauges. Knit in laceweight silk-and-cashmere yarn with a beaded edging and a subtle hear t motif, this featherweight shawl is the ultimate in luxurious design. Next row Pick up and purl 3 sts along side edge; release cut end from lp of waste yarn ch, then pulling out 1 ch at a time, place 3 live sts onto LH needle, then k these 3 sts--9 sts. A ND R EA 'S STORY NOTES 1) Shawl is knit from top down. 2) Charts show RS rows only. 3) Chart 1 is worked once on either side of center st. Charts 2 and 3 are worked once across row. 4) Beads are added with crochet hook. STITCH GLOSSARY Add Bead Slip bead onto shank of crochet hook.With hook facing you, slip next st from LH needle onto crochet hook. Hold taut. Slip bead onto st. Slip st back to LH needle and knit. SHAWL With crochet hook and waste yarn, ch 8 for chain-st provisional cast-on. Cut yarn and draw end though lp on hook.Turn ch so bottom lps are at top and cut end is at left.With circular needle, beg 2 lps from right end, pick up and k 1 st in each of next 3 lps-- 3 sts.Work 7 rows in garter st (knit every row). BEG CHART 1 Row 1 (RS) K4, yo for chart row 1, place marker, k1 for center st, yo for chart row, k4--11 sts. Row 2 and all WS rows K3, p to last 3 sts, slipping marker, k3. Row 3 K4, work chart row 3, sl marker, k1 for center st, work chart row 3, k4. Cont to work chart in this manner through row 50--107 sts. Row 51 (2nd line of numbers) K4, *work chart row 31 to 10-st rep, work 10-st rep 3 times, work to end of chart row*, k1, rep from * to *, k4. Cont to work chart 1 in this manner through row 70--147 sts. BEG CHART 2 Row 71 (RS) K4, work chart 2 row, k4. Rows 72 and all WS rows K3, p to last 3 sts, slipping marker, k3. Cont to work chart 2 in this manner through row 90--187 sts. WORK CHART 1 Row 91 (3rd line of numbers) K4, *work chart row to 10-st rep, work 10-st rep 7 times, work to end of chart row *, k1, rep from Andrea has an amazing talent for creating exquisite and inspired lace designs. She also happens to be a nurse practitioner, and we are so happy to include her experience as a health care professional, as well as one of her gorgeous designs, in Knit Red. One of Andrea's earliest areas of interest was pediatric cardiology, and she points out that while heart disease is often thought of as something that affects only older adults, in reality it can be found in every age group. After working with infants and children struggling with serious heart disease, Andrea encourages everyone, young and old, to eat a healthy diet and make time in your schedule for some daily exercise--it is never too early or too late to be healthy! Andrea and her family keep their diet lean and mean (and delicious!) by dining on fresh local foods as often as possible, rarely eating meat, and choosing whole grains over processed wheat products.They also like to wind down after dinner with a glass of red wine and some dark chocolate--yum! 32 h NORAH GAUGHAN Cabled ca di SIZES Instructions are written for size Small. Changes for Medium and Large are in parentheses. (Shown in size Small.) MEASUREMENTS BUST 35 (39, 43)"/89 (99, 109)cm LENGTH 22� (23�, 24�)"/57 (59.5, 62)cm UPPER ARM 12 � (13�, 14�)"/32 (34.5, 37)cm MATERIALS � 6 (6, 7) 3�oz/100g balls (each approx 217yd/198m) of Berroco Vintage (acrylic/wool/nylon) in #5150 berries � One pair size 7 (4.5mm) needles or size to obtain gauge � Size 5 (3.75mm) circular needle, 24"/60cm long � Stitch holders � Three 7/8"/22mm buttons GAUGES 20 sts and 27 rows to 4"/10cm over St st using larger needles. 21 sts and 27 rows to 4"/10cm over moss st using larger needles. � Take time to check gauges. You'll feel like the queen of hear ts in this romantic cardigan with its exquisite details, including a sweethear t neckline, abbreviated button band, and a cables-and-knots stitch pattern. NO R AH'S STORY Norah Gaughan's unique yet timeless designs never cease to captivate us. She grew up in a creative household, learning to crochet from her mother and grandmother at a young age. Norah studied both biology and studio art in college and combines her backgrounds to create knits inspired by patterns found in nature, such as spirals, pentagons, fractals, and waves. As the design director at Berroco yarns, Norah is very involved in the knitting community, and she jumped at the chance to promote heart health for women, knitters, and their friends and families. As longtime fans of Norah's work, we were elated when she agreed to contribute to Knit Red! h NORAH'S TIPS STITCH GLOSSARY 2-st RC Sl 1 st to cn and hold to back, k1, k1 from cn. 2-st LC Sl 1 st to cn and hold to front, k1, k1 from cn. 4-st RC Sl 2 sts to cn and hold to back, k2, k2 from cn. 4-st LC Sl 2 sts to cn and hold to front, k2, k2 from cn. MOSS STITCH (over an even number of sts) Rows 1 (RS) and 2 *K1, p1; rep from * to end. Rows 3 and 4 *P1, k1; rep from * to end. Rep rows 1�4 for moss st. K2, P2 RIB (over multiple of 4 sts plus 2) Row 1 (WS) P2, *k2, p2; rep from * to end. Row 2 K2, *p2, k2; rep from * to end. Rep rows 1 and 2 for pat. NORAH LIKES TO TAKE THE STAIRS IN LIEU OF THE ELEVATOR whenever she can, especially on the way up! Unless you've got twenty flights to climb, walking usually takes about the same amount of time as riding, and it gives your heart, and legs, a nice mini-workout. 39 h DEBBIE BLISS Dolmanslve sweate A jaunty white bow enlivens this solid red sweater. The fitted waist and three-quar ter-length sleeves give it a modern feel. SIZES Instructions are written for size X-Small. Changes for Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large, and XXX-Large are in parentheses. (Shown in size X-Small.) MEASUREMENTS BUST 36 (39�, 41, 44, 46�, 49, 51�)"/91.5 (100, 104, 111.5, 118, 124.5, 131)cm LENGTH 20 � (21�, 21�, 22, 22�, 22 �, 23)"/52.5 (54, 54.5, 56, 56.5, 58, 58.5)cm UPPER ARM 16 � (17�, 17 �, 18, 18 �, 19, 19�)"/42 (44.5, 44.5, 45.5, 47, 48, 49.5)cm MATERIALS � 9 (9, 10, 10, 11, 11, 12) 1�oz/50g balls (each approx 137yd/125m) of Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino (merino wool/microfiber/cashmere) in #34 red (MC) � 1 ball in #100 white (CC) � One pair each sizes 1, 2, and 3 (2.25, 2.75, and 3.25mm) needles or size to obtain gauge � Three size 3 (3.25mm) circular needles, 29"/75cm long � One size 2 (2.75mm) circular needle, 16"/40cm long � Stitch holders � Stitch marker Row 1 (RS) K1, *p1, k1; rep from * to end. Row 2 P1, *k1, p1; rep from * to end. Rep rows 1 and 2 for k1, p1 rib. D EBBIE'S STORY BACK With size 2 needles and MC, cast on 99 (107, 115, 123, 131, 139, 147) sts.Work in k1, p1 rib for 4�"/12cm, ending with a WS row. Change to size 3 needles. Cont in St st (k on RS and p on WS) and work even for 2 rows. SIDE SHAPING Inc row (RS) K3, M1, knit to last 3 sts, M1, k3--101 (109, 117, 125, 133, 141, 149) sts. Rep inc row every 6th row 6 times more-- 113 (121, 129, 137, 145, 153, 161) sts. Work even until piece measures 11� (11�, 12 �, 12�, 12 �, 12 �, 13)"/30 (30, 31, 31, 32, 32, 33)cm from beg, end with a WS row. Change to larger circular needle. SLEEVE SHAPING Cast on 8 sts at beg of next 4 rows, 10 sts at beg of next 6 rows, then 12 sts at beg of next 4 rows--253 (261, 269, 277, 285, 293, 301) sts.Work even until piece measures 18� (19, 19 �, 19�, 20, 20 �, 20 �)"/47 (48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53)cm from beg, ending with a WS row. UPPER SLEEVE AND SHOULDER SHAPING Note Short rows are not symmetrical. Next 2 rows Knit to last 10 sts, GAUGE 25 sts and 34 rows to 4"/10cm over St st using size 3 (3.25mm) needles. � Take time to check gauge. SHORT ROW WRAP & TURN (W&T) ON RS ROW (ON WS ROW) 1) Wyib (wyif), sl next st purlwise. 2) Move yarn between the needles to the front (back). 3) Sl the same st back to LH needle.Turn work. One st is wrapped. 4) When working the wrapped st, insert RH needle under the wrap and work it tog with the corresponding st on needle. K1, P1 RIB (over a multiple of 2 sts plus 1) We were delighted when iconic knitwear designer Debbie Bliss joined our campaign to spread awareness of heart disease. Debbie's experiences with the disease speak both to its destructive nature and to our ability to take steps to prevent it. Debbie's maternal grandfather died of heart disease at the age of 32, and she has lost all of her uncles to heart disease.This family history encourages Debbie to get regular check-ups. Strangely enough, her regular EKGs indicate heart disease, but all other tests show her to be completely heart healthy, something for which she is extremely grateful.To keep her heart healthy and diseasefree Debbie takes her dogs for a 20-minute walk every day, which is good for their hearts, too! h DEBBIE'S TIP A SELF-PROCLAIMED LOVER OF GREASY FOOD, Debbie considers it a huge achievement that she is able to avoid eating artery-clogging meals on a daily basis. She recommends rewarding yourself with a favorite unhealthy meal once a month as a treat for eating healthy the rest of the time! 43 h DEBORAH NORVILLE Cabled kn-highs SIZE Instructions are written for size Medium. MEASUREMENTS CALF CIRCUMFERENCE 11"/28cm (slightly stretched) FOOT CIRCUMFERENCE 7�"/19cm LENGTH (CUFF TO HEEL) 15�"/39.5cm LENGTH (HEEL TO TOE) 9"/23cm MATERIALS � 2 4oz/113g balls (each approx 203yd/186m) of Deborah Norville Collection Everyday Soft Worsted Solids (acrylic) in #ED100-07 really red � One set (4) size 5 (3.75mm) double-pointed needles (dpns) or size to obtain gauge � Cable needle (cn) � Stitch marker GAUGE 22 sts and 26 rnds to 4"/10cm over cable pat st using size 5 (3.75mm) dpns. � Take time to check gauge. Deborah and the Premier Yarns Design Team created these bright and cozy socks. Knit in soft acrylic, they make an easy-care gift for everyone on your list. D EBOR A H'S STORY STITCH GLOSSARY 6-st RC Sl 3 sts to cn and hold to back, k3, k3 from cn. 6-st LC Sl 3 sts to cn and hold to front, k3, k3 from cn. CABLE AND RIB PATTERN Rnd 1 Needle 1: K1, p2, k2, p2, 6-st RC, p2, k1; Needle 2: K1, p2, 6-st LC, p2, 6-st RC, p2, k1; Needle 3: K1, p2, 6-st LC, p2, k2, p2, k1. Rnds 2�6 Needle 1: K1, p2, k2, p2, k6, p2, k1; Needle 2: K1, p2, k6, p2, k6, p2, k1; Needle 3: K1, p2, k6, p2, k2, p2, k1. Rep rnds 1�6 for cable and rib pat. You may know Deborah as the longtime anchor of the television news show Inside Edition, but she also happens to be an avid knitter and designer and has her own line of yarns. For Deborah, knitting is an essential part of her life and her health. Not only is it fun and relaxing, but she cites Harvard Medical School studies that show that the repetitive motion of knitting actually helps lower stress and reduce blood pressure! Deborah grew up in the South, where fried foods were a large part of the local cuisine and culture, and heart disease runs in her family. After losing her grandfather to an aneurysm when he was 68 and watching her father struggle with an array of heart disease�related issues, including heart blockages, a quintuple bypass surgery, and high cholesterol, Deborah has made it her goal to live as heart-healthy a lifestyle as possible. She likes to cook with fresh vegetables, limits the amount of red meat she and her family consume, and staves off the munchies in between meals with a handful of protein-rich almonds. 57

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Gabriela is an incredible host. She will make your stay unforgettable. Location is the best of town. Everything is walking distance. Highly recommendable :)
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From my sister who stayed with Gabriela: Gabriela's Casa Yucatan was absolutely perfect. The apartment was beautiful. All the rooms surround a sweet courtyard, there is also a nice living room with books and local magazines and a fully stocked kitchen. Gabriela had left cereal, fruit, yogurt, bread and juice as well as coffee and tea... everything you need to make a nice breakfast. My room was extra comfortable, super soft sheets and pillows and the bathroom was HUGE! incredibly beautiful, fun for spa treatments. Casa Yucatan is located in a beautiful neighborhood, a really fun area to explore. Lots of excellent food, bars, tacos, etc. I spent a lot of time at Parque Mexico, taking pictures. They also project movies in the park on certain nights, which was great for people watching. Gabriela is the BEST! She was incredibly kind and organized, had maps, phone numbers and directions all ready for me... she even let me borrow her extra local cell phone. When my boyfriend came, he was able to stay with me with last minute notice and she was unbelievable flexible when we needed to stay a few extra nights. She was always just a phone call away if we needed anything at all. A truly beautiful person, we enjoyed so much getting to know her. I am looking forward to moving to Mexico City in August and I know where my all my friends and family will stay when they come to visit! Highly recommend, It was an excellent experience. Gabriela, muchisimas gracias por todo, fue increible y ya te extranamos! Nos vemos en agosto!
It is my second time staying with Gabriela at Casa Yucatan and I simply love staying there. Gabriela is an amazing host. I feel very comfortable at Casa Yucatan. The location is ideal because it is in between the Roma and the Condesa. It is very safe to walk around that area. Thank you for everything Gaby :)
When you go to Mexico City, do stay here! Casa Yucatan is in la Condesa, a super charming part of the city. The B&B is spacious, comfortable, clean. Gabriela made me feel at home from the first minute and went out of her way to make my days pleasurable. She made sure I could find my way around by handing me a city map and explaining the area, and even dropped me of at the restaurant where I had an appointment with my friends upon my arrival. Gabriela stayed in touch through 'what's app' and came by to answer all my questions, or to simply have a chat. Breakfast was ready in the kitchen, there is a nice patio to relax; in short, a very warm home away from home! For my next visit I know where I want to stay!
I had a wonderful stay with Gabriela. She speaks English (and was patient with my poor Spanish.) She was very helpful even before I arrived through our email exchanges leading up to my stay like what to tell my cab driver for easiest directions and advised me on essentials like to only drink purified water (which she provided,)and even sweet enough to reminded me to bring a jacket due to a sudden temperature drop.) She gave me a map to help me get my bearings. She did a thorough walkthrough making sure I understood how to lock doors, security deposit box, etc… She was fairly easy to get a hold of in case I had an emergency or questions. Although it was not clear on the listing about having any guests within the front gate, it was during my visit that learned all guests/guides/smokers are to remain outside the gate to respect the privacy of all guests. Gabriela also was able to make suggestions for transportation to and from the airport. The place itself is a well lit large patio type central space with 3 rooms opening up to the central space and an adjacent door that leads to the comfortable clean common space of the living room, large dining room table and kitchen with all amenities you could need, (as if you need a lot with all the amazing restaurants in the area.) The bedroom is extremely clean with all the older charms and tiles of the area that give this neighborhood its character. The bathroom shower has great water pressure and the temperature stayed hot. The shower curtain was little close but still no problem. Although not mentioned in the listing, remember to bring your own shampoo/conditioner, but bar soap is provided. The acoustics in the center area can at times during the goings on of the day, but what are you doing home when there's a city to conquer? Because of the acoustics, entering/exiting quietly past midnight is advised if you want the same curtesy from your fellow guests. It should be said that with this set up, it was a great way to meet other fellow travelers, and learn about their travel agendas, guides and dining discoveries, but still remain perfectly private in your room. If you are looking for a frat party place, this is not it. This is for chilled, but not boring travelers. The location is central and perfect in every way, quieted way from the bustle of the streets. Albeit close to the metro, walking was advisable on the nearby streets day and nightly, as I did. Thank you for a wonderful stay, I will definitely be back!
Saludos a todos! Casa Yucatan was overall a pleasant experience. Gabriela is a delightful, caring, and warm person. She and I shared a few delicious meals, and she provided me with a local cell phone, and was kind enough for me to do a load of laundry in her apartment which was really helpful. Casa Yucatan is in a hip location and easily walkable to many trendy restaurants, Mukta Yoga studio, the Centro Qi gym, tree and sculpture-lined parks, and great coffee shops and markets. There is easy access to public transport to explore the vast city. I have a few suggestions for the management that I think could improve the stay for future guests: 1. I would suggest that smoking not be allowed anywhere in the house or in the courtyard (which is not really the great outdoors since it is almost fully enclosed). 2. Establish an alcohol policy and respect guests that do not choose to drink/party. 3. Establish a clear guest policy; management should not have guests in the house if they are not paying guests. There should be clear simple guidelines for the sanity of all guests. 4. There should be an understanding of what is quiet time so that guest(s) are not disturbed by partying. This is particularly important for guests that want to retire early due to jet-lag or a long day exploring the many museums or the pyramids. 5. I would suggest that shampoo (and not just a bar of soap) be provided to all guests. 6. Would be nice if fresh ground coffee (not just instant powdered coffee) should be available as an option for all guests. 7. The bedroom I stayed in had little privacy due to the see-through curtains which open into the common courtyard... Kindly provide better quality coverings over the bedroom doors (large portions of which are glass) and the large bedroom windows. 8. Be sure that clean and dry towels are provided for all guests when there is a shared bathroom. 9. Provide a white-noise maker or a fan for guests (if needed upon request) to muffle the heavy street traffic/ noise from the construction next door (I did bring a white noise maker with me from Boston which was a huge help). 10. Guests should not have to open the main door for gas deliveries, furniture deliveries, cable-guy, etc. Staff/management should be present (or should answer their phone when contacted by guests) to handle such events. Overall a pleasant stay, and as previously mentioned, Gabriela is a kind and gracious person who genuinely seems interested in the welfare of her guests. Since Casa Yucatan a relatively new listing, perhaps some of the issues I encountered will be rectified in the near future and based upon feedback/thoughts from other guests.
Gabriela is a great host - incredibly warm and welcoming, and really goes the extra mile to make sure your stay is a good one. The rooms are spacious, with comfy beds, and the common area is lovely for lounging.
I had a wonderful stay at Casa Yucatan. The location is very convenient, two blocks away from parque Mexico and a couple of blocks away from the trendy restaurants of La Roma. Gabriela is an excellent host. She goes out of her way to make your stay comfortable and make you feel at home. I would definitely go back to Casa Yucatan.
Gabriela is an amazing host! She goes out of her way to make sure you are well taken care of while staying in her amazing home. The home is a stunning work of art and in close proximity to some of the best neighborhoods that mexico city has to offer. I am definitely coming back to my home-away-from-home at Casa Yucatan!


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Three Issaquah School District levy proposals appear to be well on their way to passing, according to early elections results.
King County Elections numbers from Feb. 14 showed Issaquah's three measures were way above the 50-percent mark needed for approval.
The district's four-year, $198 million maintenance and operations levy was passing with 69 percent approval. The measure, labeled as renewal of the current M&O levy, pays for teacher salaries and classroom-related costs not covered by the state.
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New Issaquah Mayor Fred Butler has some big shoes to fill and he has already stepped into them.
Though Butler's official swearing-in did not happen until the City Council's Jan. 6 meeting, he began his new job Jan. 1. After winning the Nov. 5 election with 75 percent of the vote, he has had two months to prepare for the job.
"It has been a great transition," Butler said. "The transition actually started during the election."
He said in the midst of the mayoral campaign, now former-mayor Ava Frisinger and City Administrator Bob Harrison sat down with Butler and his opponent Joe Forkner to discuss emerging issues facing Issaquah and what a transition would require.
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King County certified the general election results Nov. 26.
No changes were made to the initial local results.
Mayor-elect Fred Butler slightly widened his lead against Joe Forkner, ultimately gaining 74 percent of the vote. The four City Council races were all unopposed, handing Eileen Barber, Stacy Goodman, Tola Marts and newcomer Mary Lou Pauly four-year terms.
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Fred Butler will serve as Issaquah's first new mayor in 16 years.
After a cordial campaign, where Butler and opponent City Councilman Joe Forkner repeatedly praised one another, the city's voters have loudly spoken with initial reports showing a 75 percent victory for the 12 year council veteran. King County reports having counted 4,414 ballots out of 19,250 registered voters.
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How will you address traffic problems, short term and long term?
Joe Forkner: Upgrading the current Intelligent Transportation System to the next generation real-time system would be short term and better public transportation long term.
Fred Butler: Take an integrated system approach to get maximum efficiency from our transportation and commute trip programs, upgrade ITS and apply Adaptive Transportation Management where appropriate.
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October 22, 2013
Mayoral candidates City Council President Fred Butler and City Councilman Joe Forkner restated major themes in a largely agreeable forum Oct. 17.
In one-minute answers, both candidates stuck to their agendas, which remain fairly similar.
"When I retired form Seattle City Light as their chief engineer, I decided to devote myself to public service," Butler said during his opening statements. "I believe in sustainability. All decisions need to take in the three legs of sustainability: people, planet and prosperity."
Forkner took the insider's approach, citing his years of work within city government and as a board volunteer.
October 22, 2013
Lisa Callan for school board seat
Issaquah School District voters are fortunate to have two excellent choices for school board director seat 4. Both Alison Meryweather and Lisa Callan applied for the vacancy last spring when Chad Magendanz resigned to serve in the state Legislature.
The school board members struggled with the appointment, first split evenly between the two women. Eventually, Meryweather got the appointment.
Meryweather does have more lobbying experience and her confidence and knowledge makes her a leader in that arena. But community comes first.
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October 15, 2013
For the first time in six years, there's a contested race for a seat on the Sammamish Plateau Water and Sewer District board of directors. One-term incumbent Bob Brady will face political newcomer Brett Muhlestein.
Brady said he wants another term because he feels he has unfinished work to do on the board.
"We're kind of in the middle of a lot of things, and I'd like to see it through," the retired Boeing employee said.
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Phil Clarke asks if the job of the Super League referee is to apply the rules or manage the match.
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It happened in the game between Hull KR and Castleford last Sunday evening and it made me mad.
Let's begin by agreeing on what the rules in sport are for: they are principally designed to prevent cheating, to stop one team gaining an unfair advantage and provide a spectacle that allows the game to flow.
I appreciate that the rules in rugby league are not perfect and I know that we have a lot of grey areas but this is an issue that had me frustrated for some time; I'd have jumped out of the commentary box to complain if it hadn't been so cold!
The rules committee have decided that when a player does not hear the referees when he calls 'held' in an upright tackle and either offloads the ball or tries to carry on running, then penalising him is too harsh.
The important bit here is that if the referee is of the opinion that the player did not hear him then the player gets another chance and goes back to the point where the ref called 'held' and plays the ball.
However, when a player thinks he heard the referee call 'held' or feels that the tackle has been completed and he plays the ball on the spot, the rules committee have deemed that there is no other way of restarting play other than by giving a penalty to the other team!
I do not agree with either 'rule' and have started to worry that we might get laughed at by other sports.
Firstly, we are making our game look like an Under-7s match when you allow people a second chance when they get something wrong and, secondly, why do we need to penalise the team with the ball? Have they gained an unfair advantage?
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If you think about it logically, they've slowed down their own attack. If we are to be consistent here we need to allow the ref to shout 'play on' even if a pseudo play the ball has taken place.
I know that we managed to introduce a new rule a few weeks ago when we banned the shoulder charged mid-way through the season and cannot think of a reason why we cannot do something similar here.
We should not need to wait until the end of the season to sort this out. All of this, though, avoids the bigger issue. Should the referee simply apply the rules or is it best if he tries to manage the game to make it a better spectacle?
I've got a Genghis Khan attitude here and would simply have the ref adopt a black and white mentality: penalise the players if they break the rules and don't give them a second chance or advise them on how to do something.
If they don't get six players to form a scrum, it is not the ref's job to help them. Just penalise them. The will learn. Same goes for play the ball - touch it with your foot or conceded a penalty.
There was a game recently where the score was very close and the team in front had a penalty on the half-way line as the hooter sounded. The referee even suggested to the team in possession how to restart play and end the game by kicking it off the field. Surely that is not his job?
I would love to hear your views on this - I am not looking for comments criticising our referees; that is not what this is about. I cannot think of many jobs which are scrutinised every week as much as a professional referee.
However, what is it we want them to do? Apply the rules or manage the match?
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The players in the Super League have to go through some pain this weekend with two games so close together and extra sacrifices will have to be made.
It is nothing, though, in comparison to the sacrifices and efforts made by the rugby league players whom serve in the armed forces.
Fatigue and pain takes on a new meaning for the guys who love to pull on a rugby league kit when they are not pulling on their military uniforms.
As well as the World Cup this year, there is also a Defence World Cup taking place in the UK and some of the players hoping for selection will be taking part in an event on Sat 13th of April when Wigan St Patricks - one of my junior clubs - take on the Royal Marines.
The game will be held in memory of Steven Darbyshire and Liam Elms, both played for St Patricks and went on to serve in the Royal Marines before sadly losing their lives overseas.
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Sitting in central San Miguel de Allende, a sizeable city in central Mexico, Casa de Sierra Nevada blends into its historic surroundings. The hotel occupies several colonial mansions within walking distance of popular cultural sites like the San Miguel de Allende History Museum and the stunning Parroquia de San Miguel Arcangel cathedral. Yet despite its central location, guests describe Casa de Sierra Nevada as quiet and peaceful. Guest rooms ooze Old World charm with antique furnishings and bright decorative accents (some rooms also boast stone fireplaces). Although they look like they belong in an 18th-century villa, the accommodations are equipped with modern-day conveniences like upscale bath products, TVs and wireless Internet access. Meanwhile, the hotel's outdoor swimming pool provides respite from the Mexican heat, while a cocoa & chili body wrap at the Laja Spa will leave you feeling replenished. While Casa de Sierra Nevada's location is ideal for sampling the city's culinary offerings, consider dining in at least once: The on-site restaurant, Andanza earns rave reviews from previous guests for its contemporary Mexican fare and charming colonial-inspired setting. And for a quiet nightcap, make your way to The Blue Bar.
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OK, I was having a bit of a Jaques Brel day when I wrote this poem. It is meant to be capable of being read to ways: as the thoughts of someone who found live close to home after looking far afield and as somebody who unexpectedly found what gave meaning to their life when more obvious ideas had fallen short.
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Bought this because of the good reviews. But kinda disappointed because it turned out to be not as good as what I heard.. Doesn't give good coverage, oily for my skin, didn't last longer than 2hrs and the worst it gives me breakouts.. Such a waste of money.. But again it's only my personal opinion.. Maybe it depends on your skin condition..
on 12/30/2013 3:05:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
It was only okay. I would not repurchase. For the money, the value just is not there. This foundation was more sheer than I expected and was not conveniently build-able. It is nice, however, to wear during the daytime. But I would much rather purchase something less costly if I am restricted to wearing it during the day. Packaging is nice, very sleek, as are all Chanel cosmetic products.
on 12/25/2013 11:17:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
It's a nice foundation.
After application it may feel dry but after 1-2 hours it looks really nice, with a little sheen. So, upon application it is matte, and after 2 hours it sets semi-matte. I don't feel it lasts long on me. I have oily to combination, sensitive skin and after 5 hours it wears off, breaks into patches, when it becomes noticeable I wear a foundation.
Since it has matte finish I don't finish with a setting powder.
There is no oil control, hence semi-matte and longlivety on oily, combination skin.
I feel like it is only meant for normal skin. Dry skin would feel like it isn't moisturizing enough, and it may accentuate dry patches in the begging.
I has medium to full coverage and you don't need too much to cover your entire face. One pump or so is enough to fully cover all of your imperfections. Those who need more coverage, it is easily layered. I wouldn't recommend for mature skin.
on 12/12/2013 12:09:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
It is a good foundation overall. Very sheer, but dewy. I am in shade beige clair. I found this is quite a yellow base. The reason I said I wouldn't buy it again is given the price you pay, I think you can get other good foundation as well. I have recently bought Bourjois Health Mix foundation and very surprised that these are almost identical. Even the Health Mix has a nicer smell. I wasn't looking for any dupe for Chanel at all. It just happened accidently. Let's back to Chanel foundation.
- sheer
- light
- yellow base
- dewy, wet finish, not matt finish
- medium coverage
- medium hours lasting, I mean not all day. ( if you working 8 hours at office or school, I would say 6 hours lasting)
If you like Chanel brand, go for it, as I am a fan of Chanel cosmetics, but If you are just looking for a good foundation, you may find a cheaper alternatives.
on 12/4/2013 11:37:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Comes in the signature sleek black packaging, a subtle gold border edges along the bottom. The bottle is exactly what I expect for what I'm shelling out, the glass has a satisfying, heavy feel to it and when dropped (many *many* times) I have yet to see any damage. I have it in 60 beige (50 would be awesome but there isn't one) and must use lighter than usual setting powder. Problem is, it's so hard to find a brand that caters to olive toned skin that's more gold (I usully end up with oranges or grays from others) and now that I've found my perfect match, I'll never leave Chanel! It glides on beautiful and stays flawless for a nearly 8 hours. I have combo-skin, this foundation is put on by seven and lasts until about three, and by then I only need minor blotting around the nose. It is medium to full coverage, the main reason why I bought this, and is buildable to a certain extent. Be forewarned, any dry patch becomes very visible with this foundation. Overall, I very much like this foundation but the perfection isn't as perfect as it wants to believe it is. I must use moisturizer or a primer to get a smooth finish even though it's promised to go well on it's own. The finish is very pretty, it has a glowy quality but powder/blush/etc offsets it. I wouldn't recommend this to dry skin types, or those with the winter flakes!
on 11/25/2013 7:34:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Firstly - I still haven't forgiven Chanel for discontinuing Pro Lumiere, so naturally I'm gonna be a little bit more harsh on this foundation. When my last drop of pro Lumiere was finished I took myself off to the Chanel counter for a sample of perfection Lumiere expecting great things! O M G was I disappointed!! :-(( I have dry skin - so I moisturise majorly before I apply foundations. I popped this foundation on and it applied fine with my brush - finished my face and off out I went for the day! O M G whilst walking past a mirror in Marks and Spencer's and catching glimpse of myself, only I didn't have a green wig and a pair of white dungarees on me I'd of thought an oompah loompah was staring back at me. This foundation oxidises like nothing I've ever seen before! It was stuck to every bit of dry skin I had. I actually resorted to going and washing my makeup off and walking around the rest of the day with none on rather than look like I had. Worst foundation I've ever tried sadly, and I'm a huge Chanel makeup fan :-(
on 11/25/2013 10:08:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I was really hesitant about purchasing this foundation, but I'm super happy that I did. It applies easily and nicely and feels very light on the skin (almost like you're not wearing any foundation). It's buildable to a certain extent - I'd say from Light to Medium coverage. This foundation really evens out the skin tone well with very little product, does not dry out my skin or make it oily (my skin can do that on it's own!). There is a slight fragrance to it, not unpleasant, but dissipates very quickly. I really enjoy this product because of the naked skin feel. Setting it with powder is highly recommended (unless you have dry skin).
on 11/20/2013 5:56:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This foundation is pretty good for coverage but only downside is that after a couple of hours like 4 or 5 you would have to reapply because I would see that the foundation kind of disappeared in some places. It did cling to my dry patches on my face but that's after a long period of time. The smell of the foundation though is devine! But the best thing I love about this foundation is that it doesn't look like I have foundation on when I wear it. It has amazing finishing, not too matte or not too dewy. I wear 30 beige and its the perfect colour for me, I dont even have to apply on my neck area!
For fuller coverage I would still turn to my Estee Double Wear since its also long lasting. But as an everyday use, this seems to do the trick; it gives full coverage without feeling heavy on the skin (Estee DW sometimes gives you that feeling) and lasts enough for me before I have to reapply concealer in some problem areas.
on 11/11/2013 1:40:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
i am not a big fan of this foundation. Not saying that it's bad, but i expected better especially for the price. i have oily skin, and i have to wear foundation for 12 hours every day. An average fdn i own requires blotting at 3-4 hours into wearing it - my HG is estee lauder double wear light, which requires my first blot at the 5-6th hour and lasts very well throughout the day without fading or oxidizing. Perfection lumiere is an oil free fdn targeted at combo/ oily skin girls, and being chanel with the gorgeous packaging, i caved in despite the price. Strangely enough for me as a girl with oily skin, this fdn felt drying when i applied it - and not the pleasant type of dry feeling. I felt it pulled my skin stripping it of its natural oils, and 4 hours into wearing the fdn my face turned into an oil slick. I felt its because my face felt so dry that it produced even more oil to compensate for the dryness of my skin. The finish is rather matte so i must apply bronzer to give my face some dimension. Also it feels a bit thick on the skin. It can become patchy throughout the day as the fdn fades, it lasts around 6 hours for me. I do like the scent and the coverage it gives, but unless you're a chanel junkie, i won't recommend this fdn. If u do decide to buy this, i suggest u pick one shade lighter because it does oxidize a bit throughout the day. Use a stippling brush to apply it. Estee lauder double wear light remains my HG.
on 11/5/2013 4:29:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I don't understand why so many people hate it...¨
I have combination skin...my T-zone is really oily, my nose in particular...I really love the way this foundation looks on me, it makes my skin look sexy lol...anyway it needs to be powdered down...at least where u r oily...with less than 2 pumps u get a lot of coverage! I have it in the shade 10beige which is superawesome for me, coz I'm mac nc10...it's the first fdt to be yellow enough for me (I'm a pale southern european) and it looks just a bit darker than my natural skin but it's ok I really love the finish, it makes my face look healthy:) it's a bit lighter than dior forever 010 ivoire and it looks more yellow but so natural at the same time.
I apply it around 6.00 am and it lasts 6-7 hours on me, then it fades a bit on my nose and chin but my face still looks nice:) (I do run everyday to catch the buss lol)
I would say it covers better dark circles than acne scars (I have a bit in the chin) so I use some concelear there...all in all a good foundation...I apply it with Chanel fdt brush n.6...but I think I'm gonna try to apply it also with mac 180 small stippling brush...and I wish I had a beauty blender, but I can't find a decent one here in Norway -.- oh btw, the first day I applied it my friend told me my skin looked so great! she saw me wearing also Smashbox 15 hour hydrating fdt, Dior forever, Chanel vitalumiere aqua, Illamasqua rich liquid foudnation and she thinks this one makes my skin look much better than with the other ones:)
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Last updated at 15:11, Friday, 08 June 2012
A teenager who applied for nearly 100 jobs before landing one says it is great to be in work.
Laura Bell's experiences highlight the problems youngsters are facing searching for work amid a double-dip recession.
But her refusal to give up has seen her land a job with a family-run construction company.
The 19-year-old, from Carlisle, is one of a number of apprentices taken on by Lattimer Homes, based at Mealsgate, near Wigton.
The firm is among a growing number backing high-level calls to invest in youth and take on apprentices.
Lattimer's is doing that on its building sites and in its offices.
Laura said: "I had made 97 job applications before I got this. I was starting to lose hope. It's brilliant now to be working."
Lattimer's is giving its apprentices hands-on training, as well as those for formal qualifications at college.
Shaun Clark, 16, is the youngest of the most recent batch of five taken on by the company.
The apprentice bricklayer, from Silloth, left Solway Community College in May last year and went straight into a job with Lattimer Homes.
He said: "I've been learning a lot, doing practical work and labouring for the first 12 months on site at Sheila Fell Close in Aspatria. It's good. It's gone very well.
"I'll be going to Carlisle College next September to do a bricklayers' course.
"A lot of my friends are struggling to get jobs and are having to go to college because they can't find work."
The other apprentices with Lattimer Homes are bricklayer Jack Bullock, 19, of Wigton; labourer Wayne Longman, 19, of Fletchertown; and labourer Bradley Thompson, 18, of Aspatria.
The latest intake means the company, established in 1970, is now employing nearly 40 people. Its major current developments include ones at Cumdivock, near Dalston, and at James Duffield Close in Workington.
Lattimer Homes is part of the multi award-winning Lattimer Group.
Director George Lattimer said: "We are conscious of constantly maintaining our hard-earned reputation for top-quality craftsmanship but we also recognise the need to develop new skills among the next generation.
"This is why we look to take on enthusiastic local youngsters with the right attitude whenever we can and train them on the job and through college.
"It also shows there are still jobs out there for young people and it keeps the whole thing fresh to have new blood coming into the business."
Lattimer's make their apprentices do 12 months on the job before they go to college to get Construction Industry Training Board qualifications.
"It shows you don't have to go to college before you get a job or an apprenticeship," Mr Lattimer added.
"Our latest batch are doing really well. We are really pleased with them."
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X crashes w/ 3123 drivers
Installed NVIDIA_kernel & _GLX 3123 from source. 2.4.17 kernel. Checked the FAQ, the PDF file w/ installation instructions, the list of installed components, etc. Ran nv_chooser before installing. Ran nv_check after. Everything checked out OK. However ---
Booting into runlevel 5, at the point that kdm starts, the screen just flashes on and off - i.e., the console screen, not the kdm. /var/log/messages has:
localhost kernel: nvidia: loading NVIDIA Linux x86 NVdriver Kernel Module 1.0-3123 Tue Aug 27 15:56:48 PDT 2002
localhost kdm[1809]: Server for display :0 terminated unexpectedly
kdm [] : Display :0 is being disabled (restoring too fast)
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
What happens when you boot to runlevel 3, and do a startx manually?
After you do that, if the problem isn't obvious, then post your /var/log/XFree86.0.log and whatever config file that log says X is using (it'll be one of the first few lines).
Sounds familiar, I had the same problem using Mdk 9.0. For me, the solution was in the /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 file, which I edited according to the instructions of the pdf (p 26):
a Find the relevant Device section and replace the line:
Driver "nv" (or Driver "vesa")
Driver "nvidia"
b In the Module section, verify that you have:
Load "glx"
c Remove the following lines, if they exist:
Load "dri"
Load "GLcore"
After this edit, X started with a nice NVIDIA logo before the desktop appears, and is stable for up to 20 minutes (no joke unfortunately). I'm still workiing on that, but as I am an absolute newbie, all help is welcome....
Ahh, yes - XFree86.0.log. Sorry, forgot to say. I hesitate to post the entire XF86Config-4 and the log - too long. Perhaps the following from /var/log/XFree86.0.log will suffice. These are the only errors reported:
II Loading /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/nvidia_drv.o
No symbols found in this module
EE Failed to load /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/nvidia_drv.o
EE Unload module "nvidia"
EE Failed to load module "nvidia" (load failed, 0)
lsmod does show the NVdriver.
From the README:
Q: When I start X it fails and my XFree86 log file contains:
(II) LoadModule: "nvidia"
(II) Loading /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/nvidia_drv.o
No symbols found in this module
(EE) Failed to load /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/nvidia_drv.o
(II) UnloadModule: "nvidia"
(EE) Failed to load module "nvidia" (loader failed, 256)
(EE) No drivers available.
A: The nvidia_drv.o X driver has been stripped of needed symbols;
some versions of rpm (wrongly) strip object files while installing.
You should probably upgrade your version of rpm. Or, you can install
the NVIDIA_GLX package from tar file.
Does this help?
I did read the README, but skipped over that part about rpm's because I installed from source. Then, it occurred to me upon reading your post that I used checkinstall, a nice prog that creates rpms from source files. Checkinstall strips by default. So, I just removed the rpm stuff and ran good old "make install." Alls' right with the world now. Thanks again.
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