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this is my first sweater, it's going well i suppose. i have the sleeves and hood left, then i'm done! here's a picture of the front portion during blocking. i hope i did it right... not sure. if you have any suggestions, let me know! i designed the middle pattern myself, based off of a scandinavian rose i saw in another pattern. hope you all like it! i'll be sure to post more when i'm finished.
This is my version of 'Leda's Dream' stole (which was the yahoo groups Mystery Stole #1) - I started it as a Christmas gift for a co-worker/friend with whom I do a Dicken's Festival during November and December - but got sidetracked. Since she also is Queen Elizabeth at my summer job I picked it up again (having stopped it Dec 22nd) on July 8th and have finished it.
Rather then knit it in one direction and then just add the edge to the provisional cast-on I knit the pattern in both directions from the cast-on. Since I used a larger needle then most who knit this shawl I got away with only 3 repeats of the main chart rather then the 5 most people knit. It was done in Alpaca Farms 'Suri Elegance' - the colour is 'Purple Majesty' (appropriate, no?) and I used US #6 needles.
After a little trial and little more error, I was able to get some decent soles on my clogs.
I used rug backing with about 1/2 a bottle of black paint mixed in, and made the templates from heavy duty cardboard - the sort used for book binding. This stuff is a pain in the (wherever) to cut, so i changed my original Dr. Martins type design for one with minimal turns and curves. I cut it with a dremel, and managed to keep all appendages.
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Just back from a knitting-free weekend in Barcelona (lots of other fun, though) and I'm feeling a bit dispirited about the clogs. So far I've only managed half of the first one, which seems to have an extra stitch in it somehow, but I'm assuming that I can carry it through and just shrink a bit more when I eventually get round to the felting. The thought of frogging through all that short row shaping and working out where I am on the pattern is just too much.
Am I the only one who hasn't finished the first clog yet? Everyone else seems to be doing so well...
I've been playing with a new 65%/30%/5% Cotton, Wool, nylon yarn for socks, and have been having a heck of a time with it. This is my first attempt to knit with cotton, and i've got a feeling I'm going to have to adjust something, somewhere. Any advice for working with cotton?
I work with dpns for socks, but hope to learn to use circs soon, even two at a time on circs!
OK, I thought that this was going to be easy. My friend Jimmie started to make the Nano cover by Debbie Bliss for his daughter & had problems. I thought, 'Oh plesase, somethning so small can't be that hard.' Wrong.
What is it about bobbles? Why are they so hard? Or what am i/we missing?
Any tips will be very welcome. I've googled & got a few sites but they don't seem to match Debbies instructions.
This was knitted in the round on #4 DPNs using Millefili Fine, the first "pricey" yarn I've ever bought, a souvenir of my June excursion to New York and my first visit to Knit New York, a great knit café with an awesome staff.
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Hey everyone, I am thrilled to announce that I just finished my very first sacrf! ...I think it turned out pretty well for having basically taught myself.
Needles to say, I have begun yet another scarf (I'll do one more before branching out into something more complicated, any suggestions?). I found that I didn't know what to do with my hands for the three days between projects. I am truly obssesed!
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Re: Optimal floor temp for pizza
I think it's different depending on a lot of factors, including the flour, hydration % etc.
Mine cooks best right at about 750-800 degrees F. This is using a standard Gold Medal Bread flour with around 65% hydration. I've cooked at 900+ and end up burning the crust, or cooking the crust correctly, but the toppings remain raw.Check out my oven progress here: http://www.fornobravo.com/forum/phot...dex.php?u=4147
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Is 750 a low temp? It generally takes about 3 minutes. In truth, I start a little hotter, probably more like 850- but as the night wears on, I get to 750-800 and that seems to be the best for me- cooks the dough and toppings evenly. Still practicing though...
Been out of the loop for a long time. Looks like your ovens done & it looks incredible.Check out my oven progress here: http://www.fornobravo.com/forum/phot...dex.php?u=4147
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Re: Optimal floor temp for pizza
I would agree with Breven, there are a lot of variables - not to mention personal preference.
I have always used the Caputo flour and the dough recipe posted on FB (as well as supplied with the flour. I have deviated a little, reducing the salt and yeast but sticking with the 65% hydration. I originally started in the 700 - 750 range, crust was good , but charing and bottom crispness wasn't where I wanted it. I have been doing my pizzas for the past year around 850 degrees (a few times around 900). At these temps you REALLY have to keep an eye on it and turn at least twice; if you go heavy on the toppings you may have to hold the pizza up to the top of the dome to get it done...or risk burning the bottom. To me the 850 range works best, again - getting the slight charing and crispness I prefer.
I would experiment, start with 700 degrees and see how things go, work your way up if you not totally satisfied...you will find your sweet spot with a few attempts.
Re: Optimal floor temp for pizza
One big part of optimal is "in balance" dome and floor temperature -- so the top and bottom are done at the same time. If you let the oven temp fall too much, into the 3+ minute range, I think you run the risk of your pizza drying out and getting tough; and you lose the char, which I really like.
JamesLast edited by james; 11-10-2008, 04:29 PM.
Re: Optimal floor temp for pizza
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Been out of the loop for a long time. Looks like your ovens done & it looks incredible.
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As one of the fourth grade teachers, I would like to welcome you to the Lovettsville Elementary Fourth Grade. I have been teaching at Lovettsville for 12 years now. My opinion of Lovettsville is that it is a fantastic school for your child to attend.
The fourth grade here is a special one. We do many exciting activities and have fun while we learn. Many of the lessons are cooperative learning activities. This allows the students to interact with their peers as well as reinforce the lessons. The learning process is ongoing. It never stops. This philosophy is what makes learning fun. The students learn while playing games at recess, as well as their daily lessons.
One of the most important aspects of a child's education is the reinforcement he/she gets at home. The daily lessons are reinforced by homework. This homework is meant to give your child practice at the concepts taught that day. Being kids, they sometimes forget how to do the homework by the time they get home. If your child asks you for help, please do your best to help him/her. If you can't help, I will review and help your child individually the next day.
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I normally find the correct vista nic drivers with a little bit of googling.
But this time I'm struggling to find it..
Just wondering if anyone else are imaging this model and possibly found the driver to import into winpe?
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HP support site does not list Vista, has both Win7 32/64 bit and Win8 OS.
Hi Raisenkane,
That is a fact, but it is about the manufacturer and not the vendor most of the time. An exception to this statement is usually Lenovo as they tweak around in driver files, but with HP hardware, I have never seen issues. That is why I added the link above as that may help getting the required drivers.
PS: You will see that much more often that you cannot get drivers for Vista as WinPE 3/4 are available based on Win7/8 kernels, so not surprising.
PPS: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows/products/lifecycle
Hi Guys,
Thanks for the info...
I went to the site and could not find the one I'm looking for Qualcomm Atheros AR8152 PCI-E Fast Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.30)
I did find the the driver on an alternative site, but It did not help....
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Holly Madison is getting ready for a new role: motherhood.
The former "Girls Next Door" star and Playboy Playmate is expecting her first child with her boyfriend of nine months, 38-year-old party promoter Pasquale Rotella.
"I've always wanted to be a mom," the 33-year-old tells Us Weekly. "But I thought it would take longer!"
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Paul Truasheim is the founder and CEO of Christian Ministry and Training and its related Divisions of Universal Education and Training, and Language Training Institute. He has been involved in Christian ministry since his teens, in Christian education and training for over 25 years, and in overseas mission activity for over 20 years. Paul's experience as a Pastor, educator, mission activist, organisational founder and leader has birthed his unique blend of Christian ministry, vocational and missions training reflected in 4D Training for Life
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Only fitting that the first player ever signed by the Earthquakes in 1974 will be honored at our 40th Anniversary Game on May 10.
Another monumental in Earthquakes history happened today as we placed our final steel beam at the New Stadium construction site.
Once again, the most tech savvy president in MLS gives us a first-hand view of the New Stadium Steel Topping Out Ceremony through social media.
Isn't she pretty?
Sunrise at Coleman and Newhall on an historic day #toppingoff pic.twitter.com/Y48U0480TH
— Dave Kaval (@QuakesPrez) March 28, 2014
All set.
Final beam in position #buildingitnow pic.twitter.com/Ah7mJEr9yf
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Best fans in MLS made their mark:
The final beam #BuildingItNow #Quakes74 https://t.co/jYvb50WJvS
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Ever wondered why there was a Christmas Tree on top of the beam? Now you know:
topping of ceremony #throughglass pic.twitter.com/f5KUWW7OUU
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With Chris Dangerfield and Anthony Passarelli becoming the new faces of the Earthquakes' broadcast on Comcast SportsNet this season, we welcome two new voices to 1590 KLIV radio. Former Earthquakes all-star goalkeeper and Bay Area native, Joe Cannon, will be joining us as color analyst while long-time Earthquakes fan and current sports personality on KNBR, Ted Ramey, will be doing play-by-play.
Cannon played for the Earthquakes from 1999-2002 and 2008-2010. The Los Altos native helped secure the Earthquakes first MLS Cup in 2001 and was named MLS Goalkeeper of the Year while with the club in 2002. He later went on to secure his second Goalkeeper of the Year honor while with the Colorado Rapids in 2004. The MLS veteran played with four different clubs during his tenure - San Jose Earthquakes, Colorado Rapids, LA Galaxy and finally finishing out his career with the Vancouver Whitecaps FC in 2013.
Play-by-play commentator, Ted Ramey, is following in his father's footsteps. His dad, Hal Ramey, is a former Earthquakes broadcaster who used to work alongside Chris Dangerfield in the booth. Ramey grew up going to Earthquakes and Clash games as a kid, and he is currently a sports anchor on KNBR.
The duo will make their Earthquakes broadcast debut this Saturday, March 29, when the Earthquakes take on the New England Revolution at Buck Shaw Stadium (TICKETS). Tune into KLIV to hear the pair starting at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, and make sure to give these two a follow on Twitter at @TedRameyMedia and @JoeCannonGK1!
Wondo had quite the surprise at training today.
And by quite the surprise, we mean 365 days of free Chipotle to use at his disposal. Thanks to a league partnership with the restuarant, he is a chosen one to rock the Chipotle Celebrity Card - a card given to professional athletes that grants them free burritos, bowls or salads for a year.
Wondo was presented the card by Saadia Morales, Marketing Strategist for Chipotle SF/Bay Area, and Josh Pinheiro, Area Manager for Chipotle SF/ Bay Area. Needless to say, he was very surprised and verrryy grateful to have one whole year of happy eating ahead.
Thanks, Chipotle!
The San Jose Earthquakes are holding their final U-23 men's tryout on Sunday in preparation for their inaugural season. The Quakes' new PDL team will start practicing on April 22.
See the information below on the tryout:
- When: Sunday, March 23 at 7 p.m.
- Where: Lindy Farms - 7505 Claribel Rd. Oakdale, CA 95361
- Contact: 209-620-0315 for more information
Our resident college basketball expert, Jordan Stewart, has made his March Madness selections.
The Englishman is all about the Pac-12 and ACC.
He has Virginia taking on UCLA in one semifinal with Duke against Arizona in the other. His final is a rewind to last week's ACC Championship, Virginia vs. Duke, with Duke coming out on top this time.
His reasoning for favoring those Blue Devils?
He claims to have watched a few minutes of a Duke game once and liked them.
Good scouting.
Stewart also went local and picked Stanford over New Mexico in the first round.
Only time will tell if the most stylish Earthquake is also the most knowledgable about a sport he's watched for a "few minutes." His stated goal is to not finish last, but as he says, anything can happen right?
You got it, Geez. Best of luck.
If you've been to Buck Shaw in the past two years, you already know the golden rule about watching an Earthquakes game: you can't leave early.
Considering that we've had not one but two 95th minute equalizers in the past week, that #neversaydie mentality is alive and well this season.
Still don't believe in Goonie Magic? Let us give you the facts:
In the past two years, we've claimed 17 stoppage-time goals in all competitions. 15 of those produced a win or a tie. Since the start of 2012, we've had 34 goals in MLS play tallied in the 76th minute or later and we're 15-0-10 when scoring past the 76th minute marker.
- 9 second-half stoppage-time goals in regular season, an MLS record (plus one more during first leg of the Western Conference Semifinal vs. LA.)
- 6-0-3 when we scored in second-half stoppage time
- 5 goals in second-half stoppage-time
- 2-0-2 when we scored in second-half stoppage time
Numbers don't lie. Next time you're at a Quakes match, don't leave before the final whistle. You never know what could happen.
We may be in Mexico this week, but that doesn't mean you can't watch our CCL quarterfinal with other Quakes fans!
Join us on Wednesday at the downtown Britannia Arms for the official watch party. Kickoff is set for 5 p.m. PT against Toluca and will be shown on Fox Sports 2 and Univision Deportes Network.
We will need a win or at least two goals in a draw to advance to the semifinals. You definitely won't want to miss this crucial game. See you on Wednesday!
A stellar performance by the Earthquakes Pre-Academy team in the CalNorth State Cup brought home the Boys U13 title on Saturday. The team, coached by Jeff Jenkins, battled against a strong San Jose FC (SJFC) side in the final to take a 3-0 victory on Saturday at the Morgan Hill Outdoor Sports Complex.
The win marked the first U.S. Youth Soccer CalNorth State Cup championship for the team and earned a spot in the USYSA Regional Championships alongside the Earthquakes U 14 Pre-Academy team. The Regional Championships will be held in New Mexico in June 15th-22nd of this year.
The Quakes opened the match by controlling most of the play, creating scoring chances early on and keeping possession in the SJFC offensive half of the field. However the half ended scoreless as the Quakes were unable to capitalize despite dominating possession. In the second half, the Quakes suffered a setback in the 42nd minute as midfielder Tony Ruiz got his second yellow. Now playing with only 10 men the Quakes responded to the adversity in perfect fashion, not letting up and continuing to search for the winning goal. 20 minutes into the second half their efforts paid off as Quakes midfielder Fabian Rodriguez blasted a 40 yard shot into the back of the net to give the Quakes the late lead. Two more goals by Oscar Govea and Nathan Arnott clinched the title as the match finished 3-0. "The boys were fantastic and deserved it," said coach Jeff Jenkins. "We are very proud of these boys, who have put so much time and energy into developing their talent," said Jenkins. "Our players' hard work was rewarded. We will enjoy this for a couple days and then begin preparing for Regionals in New Mexico this June."
The USYSA Far West Regional Championship will be held next June in Albuquerque, New Mexico and will feature the champions from fourteen western states, including clubs from Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
Both teams also have been granted automatic qualification into the prestigious US Youth Soccer National League for the 2014-2015 season.
Tomorrow. 24 hours. It all begins again when we host Real Salt Lake for our season opener (TICKETS). We're back for another great MLS season, and we can't wait to see you.
Here are 4 .GIFs to get this party started; 4 important reasons why you should be incredibly excited for another crazy MLS season:
1. Games like this:
California Clasico at Stanford Stadium. 50,000 strong. Need we say more?
2. Goals like this:
Sure we know this one isn't technically MLS - but come on, a 95th minute equalizer in our CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal AND in our first game at Buck Shaw in 2014? Go on, Goonies.
3. Celebrations like this:
We could watch this one all day.
4. Memories like this:
#ThankYouRamiro: The last-standing MLS Original Ramiro Corrales exits the pitch for the final time in his 18-year professional career.


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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Friday that the South Pacific was big enough for both the United States and China but urged the Asian power to ensure it distributes its growing aid fairly.
Clinton vowed that the United States would remain committed to the South Pacific "for the long haul" and offered new aid as she became the first US secretary of state to take part in an annual summit in the vast but sparsely populated region.
Her visit comes as several island states forge closer ties with China, which according to Australia's Lowy Institute has pledged more than $600 million in low-interest and mostly strings-free loans to the South Pacific since 2005.
Clinton, who will visit Beijing next week for talks on the often fractious relationship between the world's two largest economies, played down rivalries in the South Pacific during the summit in the tiny Cook Islands.
"We think it is important for the Pacific island nations to have good relationships with as many partners as possible and that includes China and the United States," Clinton told reporters.
Amid criticism that China's open wallet has undermined international pressure for democracy in Fiji and other nations, Clinton said: "Here in the Pacific, we want to see China act in a fair and transparent way".
Clinton, in an address to the 15–nation Pacific Islands Forum, said that all nations had "important contributions and stakes" in the security and prosperity of the region.
"I think, after all, the Pacific is big enough for all of us," she said, in a line she used repeatedly during her visit.
Chinese state media have accused Clinton of seeking to "contain" the rise of the Asian nation through her latest tour of the region.
But Vice Foreign Minister Cui Tiankai sounded a conciliatory note during the Pacific Islands Forum, saying Thursday that China was in "in this region not to seek any particular influence, still less dominance.
"We're here to be a good partner for the island countries, we're not here to compete with anyone," he told reporters.
Cui said that China was willing to work with other countries but added: "It will not mean that China will have to change its foreign aid policy. We are not changing it."
Any potential US attempt to contest China's role would also be fraught with difficulties as several nations in the region have embraced China, with Samoa's leader saying in June that the Asian power was a greater friend.
Prime Minister Henry Puna of the Cook Islands welcomed the renewed US interest in the region but made clear the region would not distance itself from China.
"We have a very close relationship with the People's Republic of China and I make no bones about it," he told reporters.
"They've been very good to us," Puna said. "There is certainly room for both in the Pacific."
Clinton said she spoke at length with New Zealand's Prime Minister John Key, who encouraged her trip to the summit, about the role of China.
Clinton said that the United States would welcome greater coordination with China on aid as well in protecting water resources and disaster relief.
Clinton announced $32 million in new aid projects, mostly to help Pacific islands plan ways to adapt to climate change — a major concern for low-lying nations that fear being swamped by rising sea levels.
"We are increasing our investments," she said. "And we will be here with you for the long haul."
But the United States ended its main aid programs in the South Pacific in 1994, resuming assistance only recently under President Barack Obama, leading some in the region to conclude that the United States was not interested.
The Obama administration has pledged a new focus on Asia, including shifting the bulk of the US Navy to the Pacific, as it sees a vital interest in a US role in shaping the future of the fast-growing and often turbulent region.
Clinton, during visits to China, Indonesia and Brunei, is expected to address rising tensions in the South China Sea where a number of Southeast Asian nations have accused Beijing of growing assertiveness.
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Because I most definitely am. Looks like somebody got all inspired by the Saved By The Bell opening credits for their album cover!!!
The new album comes out on January 20th, and yes, I am typing this outside the Virgin Megastore in Times Square, where I have set up camp so I can be sure to get my copy.


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Exercise is a key factor in improving both memory and mood after whole-brain radiation treatments in rodents, according to data presented by DIBS Faculty member Christina Williams, Lee Jones, and Sarah Wong-Goodrich at the Society for Neuroscience annual meeting held this past week.
"This is the first demonstration that exercise can prevent a decline in memory after whole-brain radiation treatment," said lead researcher and graduate student Sarah Wong-Goodrich of the Duke Department of Psychology and Neuroscience. Whole-brain radiation is sometimes used to treat brain cancers in humans.
"We found that exercise following radiation prevented a decline in erasable memory in mice and this is analogous to the type of memory problems people have after whole-brain radiation for brain tumors," said senior researcher Christina Williams, Ph.D., professor of psychology and neuroscience. "This is the type of short-term memory people use to find their car after they have parked it in a large lot. After radiation, this type of memory becomes impaired in many people."
In the experiment, one group of mice that had brain radiation stayed in their cages under normal conditions, living with other mice, eating and playing as they liked. But a different group of mice that had radiation were given daily access to a cage with a running wheel, which they could use if they wanted to.
The animals were tested for how well they remembered spatial features in their environment for locating a preferred escape hole to exit a well-lit maze and hide. The mice completed tests at the two-week and the three-month mark after their irradiation to get a baseline and then to see how they fared over time.
Mice that had radiation plus access to running did as well at remembering where the hole was as normal mice that didn't exercise. Irradiated mice that had no access to an exercise wheel eventually showed no particular preference for the section of the maze with the escape hole.
"It was remarkable that the irradiated, running mice were just like the normal, non-irradiated mice that didn't exercise," said Wong-Goodrich, who conducted the experiments in the Williams' laboratory. "We were expecting some memory retention issues with a longer delay and there weren't any."
Exercise appears to actually protect against the loss of memory and the increase in depressive-like behaviors, Wong-Goodrich said.
The mice also were tested for depressive-like behavior, using gentle restraints which they worked to escape from. Two weeks after radiation, the irradiated mice gave up sooner than the normal mice. Three months after radiation, the runners that had brain radiation, however, tried just as hard as the normal mice, while their non-running counterparts gave up more readily.
Researcher Lee W. Jones, Ph.D., research director of the Duke Center for Cancer Survivorship and associate professor in the Duke Department of Radiation Oncology, said the findings show "how powerful exercise is and how many benefits it can provide, and even restore, after radiation."
Jones said that he is beginning to look at neurocognitive outcomes for cancer patients at Duke who undergo radiation, in addition to their body health indicators. "Once a patient gets a doctor's clearance, I think exercise is a good thing during whole-brain radiation," he said. "I think telling patients to take it easy is the worst advice we can give, because we know they will become deconditioned physically, and this study shows exercise potentially could provide cognitive and psychological benefits."
Radiation knocks out the ability of the brain to produce new nerve cells, called neurons. Williams said that they were able to measure increases in certain growth factors in the exercising mice that might be necessary to help cells divide.
Exercise might help by increasing blood flow to the hippocampus area of the brain, which is an important structure for learning, memory, and spatial navigation, Wong-Goodrich said.
The Duke Institute for Brain Sciences (DIBS) was created in 2007 as a cross-school, campus-wide, interdisciplinary Institute with a commitment to building an interactive community of brain science research and scholarship.
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A Linguistic Introduction
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Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), 1st Place
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