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I had an ad in my email from Christopher Banks (a women's clothes store with nice casual fashion.)
Pants with split waist and tummy panel
Does anyone know the purpose of this split waistband, and if there is a technique out there for it? I will probably go to the store and look at it myself.
Also, so many pants these days have a stretchy panel that is supposed to slim your tummy.
Have you made one yourself in your own pants? I don't have a pair of pants to copy the idea from. I'm thinking a stretchy swimsuit spandex would work.
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It looks like the split waistband is a design feature, the band seems to be made up of two strips (horizontally, like), it looks nice, I don't know if it necessarily has any function per se.
I definitely saw something in one of my sewing magazines about putting in a tummy panel, will see if I can find it...
I'm bumping this because I want to hear more about tummy panels!
I have a couple pairs of pants with so-called tummy control in them. They both have a fly front, and the control panel is just the woven pocket material extending from the pockets to the center front and sewn into the fly. One works ok, and one is basically useless, because they curved the pockets up toward the fly too much, so there is only about 2 inches of coverage where the panel meets the fly. I think if you only need 2 inches of panel, you probably don't need one at all! :)
I was thinking of trying this myself, maybe with powernet (I don't think regular lycra would do much shaping - all the 'shaping' swimsuits have powernet, etc. in them). I recently ordered Jalie 2561 in part because it has pockets that extend to the fly (though this sounds like a pretty easy adaptation if you have a TNT pattern).
I'd love to hear any advice on putting these panels in - especially in skirts or dresses that are fitted at the waist/hips but do not have a center fly or seam. I'd love a little smoothing in the front without having to resort to restrictive and hot undergarments. Anyone tackled this before?
A traditonal split waistband is what's used in mens pants so the waist can be easily altered from the center back.
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I have made pants with the tummy panel and they are delightful to wear. I used the information in Sandra Betzina's Power Sewing book. My pants were a fly front with slanted side pockets. The panel connected from the pocket edge and over into the fly. You zipped them up and it was like putting on a girdle but totally comfortable and with no sign of the pants being tight.
Debbie Cook has a tutorial on her blog on how she extends the pocket lining into the fly...very clear instructions.
The Simplicity perfect fit pants have a split WB. I think it gives you more control over pants alterations - tailors have been doing it for years with mens pants and there is a good reason!
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Just for clarity, the split is a vertical seam in the center of the back of the waistband. When a tailor makes an alteration at the waist, for a larger or smaller waist, it is incredibly simpler to alter at the center back waist alone, especially given that men's pants always have a center front opening, and often have front pockets that run to & end in the side seam. It's great for fitting in pants with a back yoke. Obviously, for women's usage, you would have to decide on a side or front opening.
Most men's trousers & jeans patterns have instructions detailing this waistband installation, and KwikSew always seems to have clear instructions.
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I've always wondered about that alteration. Wouldn't taking fabric out of the center back move the side seams back? Also, I would think it would be more of a problem for a woman than a man, since women curve out under the waist and men are relatively straight.
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Yeah, (though it's been a LONG time since i had to alter anything to get it smaller )- that may be one reason the split waistband is less often encountered in women's pants & skirts. But it is useful for getting a back-yoked garment to fit, especially if the waistband is contoured; it takes some adjustment to the back yoke pieces, but can make it easier if one has a waist-to-hip size difference greater than normal, and a rounded bottom - this isn't easy by any route, but i do find it better than just using darts to control the shaping.
This was a different type of split waistband. The image link doesn't work anymore. There was a horizontal "split" or seam throughout the entire length of the waistband, I was able to see it in the photo, though I never went into the store to check it out. It wasn't the same as the seamed waistband in mens' pants for easy alterations.
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Haruki Murakami's First Two Novels Are Coming in New English Translation - Posted September 4, 2014
Hear the Wind Sing and Pinball, 1973, the first two novels written by acclaimed Japanese author Haruki Murakami, are getting being published in English. The two novellas were first published in English by Kodansha International in... [AllTwitter]
New Haruki Murakami Story - Posted October 23, 2013
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Haruki Murakami's New Book Expected To Be Translated By End of Year - Posted August 13, 2013
The English translation of Haruki Murakami's latest book is expected to be finished by the end of 2013. Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group executive director of media relations Paul Bogaards told us that English readers worldwide should see... [semanticweb.com]
Jennifer Weiner Analyzes Gender Balance in NYT Fiction Coverage - Posted January 17, 2012
Novelist Jennifer Weiner has made a count of men and women reviewed by the New York Times last year. Overall, Weiner (pictured, ... [semanticweb.com]
Spotify Playlists for Writers: Haruki Murakami - Posted July 21, 2011
The streaming music service Spotify has landed in the United States, allowing readers to create and share playlists drawn from millions of songs online. Follow this link to get a Spotify invite for the free service. Once you have an account, explore our ... [semanticweb.com]
Haruki Murakami's 1Q84 Cover Revealed By Chip Kidd - Posted March 25, 2011
Designer Chip Kidd has made covers for Haruki Murakami for years, and he unveiled his latest cover for 1Q84 (embedded above) at... [semanticweb.com]
Seth Godin Quit & Haruki Murakami Adapted: Top 10 Stories of August 2010 - Posted December 29, 2010
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Gaith wrote:
A well-preserved old man would have been far less evocative than the skeleton.
Than fix the script to reflect the fact that it's a skeleton and not a well preserved body.
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Well, the old man in the picture still looks alive. I think he should look like a mummy. Dried out but still intact.
The reason I used picture of an old man sleeping was to sell the fact that he was a bit preserved and gives the impression that he died in his sleep. Even if you were to go with a dried up mummy phase, you would still have to change the dialogue to reflect the stages of decomposition.
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|James Bond, (Fictitious character); James Bond, (Fictitious character)
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John Glen; Albert R Broccoli; Michael G Wilson; George MacDonald Fraser; Richard Maibaum; Alan Hume; Peter Davies; Henry Richardson; John Barry; Rita Coolidge; Tim Rice; Peter Lamont; Emma Porteus; Roger Moore; Maud Adams; Louis Jourdan; Kristina Wayborn; Kabir Bedi; Steven Berkoff; David Meyer; Tony Meyer; Paul Hardwick; Douglas Wilmer; Robert Brown; Walter Gotell; Desmond Llewelyn; Geoffrey Keen; Albert Moses; Lois Maxwell; Vijay Amritraj; Ian Fleming; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,; United Artists Corporation,; Danjaq, LLC,; Eon Productions (Firm),; MGM Home Entertainment Inc.; Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment Ltd.
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|Originally produced as a motion picture in 1983.
Based on the James Bond series by Ian Fleming.
Issued as part of the box set: Bond 50 : celebrating five decades of Bond.
Special features: Audio commentary with Sir Roger Moore; Audio commentary with director John Glen; Commentary subtitles; previews.
|Director of photography, Alan Hume ; editors, Peter Davies, Henry Richardson ; music composed and conducted by John Barry ; title song performed by Rita Coolidge, music by John Barry, lyrics by Tim Rice ; production designed by Peter Lamont ; costumes designed by Emma Porteous.
|Roger Moore, Maud Adams, Louis Jourdan, Kristina Wayborn, Kabir Bedi, Steven Berkoff, David Meyer, Tony Meyer, Paul Hardwick, Douglas Wilmer, Robert Brown, Walter Gotell, Desmond Llewelyn, Geoffrey Keen, Albert Moses, Lois Maxwell, Michaela Clavell, Vijay Amritraj.
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|Bond 50, disc 13.
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|Octopussy (Motion picture)
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A fake Fabergé egg and a fellow agent's death leads James Bond to uncovering an international jewel smuggling operation, headed by the mysterious Octopussy, being used to disguise a nuclear attack on NATO forces.
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Get Ready Now for the Nasty Winter to Come, Experts Warn
If ever there was a winter to prepare for, this might be it.
A key indicator points to a cold and wet December, January and February, according to the National Weather Service in Seattle.
Winter forecasts are based on Pacific Ocean water temperatures near the equator. If the water is warmer than usual, it's a generally mild El Nino winter. If it's cooler, La Nina prevails. Water temperature affects the air above it, which helps dictate the strength and location of the jet streams that deliver the Northwest's weather.
Now, the water is chillier than it has been in 60 years, said the Weather Service's Ted Buehner. Only twice, in 1955 and 1973, was it this cold in early October.
"Both of them were pretty active winter seasons," Buehner said of those years. "We had a lot of snow in the mountains and even a lot of snow in the lowlands. La Nina doesn't mean that's always going to occur, but history has shown we often get lowland snows, heavy rain, floods and landslide events."
The unprecedented Dec. 3, 2007, floods happened during a La Nina year. More than 10 inches of rain fell in a day, wiping out Kitsap Peninsula bridges and roads.
Another La Nina winter followed in 2008. Most Kitsap Peninsula neighborhoods received a foot to 15 inches of snow in the days leading up to Christmas. It caused car wrecks, power outages, school closures and postponed holiday celebrations.
Buehner gave example after example of La Nina snowstorms, rainstorm and windstorms.
"It doesn't look like it's going to be a very good winter, so we better get prepared in advance," he said. "You don't want to wait until the day before. Do it now."
Building an emergency kit is mostly common sense. Many of the items are already in the house or garage, such as food and water, radios and flashlights with extra batteries, cell phones with chargers, and a first aid kit. The key is gathering them together in a tub or backpack, said Puget Sound Energy spokesman Andy Wappler, who's also plugging a new campaign called "Take Winter by Storm."
"Take Winter by Storm" has emergency-kit checklists for the home, work, school, and vehicle, tips on how to prepare the house inside and outside, and how to make a family communication plan.
"Most people know they should be ready, but they fumble over what exactly they should be doing," Wappler said of offering checklists. "The end result is they scramble around in the dark of night when a storm hits."
People don't remember phone numbers like they used to. We don't have to. They're all right in our phones. But suppose the phone goes dead. They should have an old-fashioned, written-down contact list, Wappler said, and remote and local family contacts to call in case they get separated. A printable, cut-out card is available on the website, along with a bunch of storm-related links.
"The history of La Nina winters is they tend to pack a punch — everything from a lot of rain to lot of mountain snow to strong windstorms," Wappler said. "It's very hard to predict an individual event this far out, but the overall idea that we're going to have a rough and difficult winter is something I would buy into."
Kerry Gade, a floor manager at McLendon's Hardware in Port Orchard, said winter supplies begin to arrive in August and rev up about now. Employees look at sales history to determine how much to order. They'll bump up the numbers this year, he said.
That includes snow shovels, ice melt, antifreeze, heat lamps, clamp lights, pipe wrap, heat tape and faucet covers. Some people aren't waiting around.
"Everybody says we're going to have a very nasty winter, so what do you think they're doing?" Gade asked.
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About 25 very excited young girls, many wearing oversized wings and carrying sparkling wands, descended on the Cornerstone Building in Peoria on Sunday for a magical fairy winter tea party.
Sandra McCone of Galesburg, author of the ongoing "Three Little Lasses" series of children's books, walked through the hall in full fairy gear, with wings strapped to her back, a pink dress, and glitter everywhere.
"I grew up a very creative child, and I've always believed in fairies and imagination," she said. "I really want my readers to learn about who they are and where they come from through books."
The event consisted of storytelling from McCone, a tea party and a book signing with the author. Along with sales of the books, a variety of jewelry and items decorated with fairies, such as plates and glass ornaments, were available for purchase.
McCone's book series follows the adventures of three children as they explore their grandmother's garden and meet a variety of fantastic creatures. The books draw heavily from Irish and Celtic folklore, a subject that McCone finds important for many young people to know about.
McCone has hosted several central Illinois tea parties since 2009, when her second book, "The Magical Tea Party," was released. She has another tea party planned for Jan. 16 in Galesburg.
"There's not enough tea parties," she said. "It's a way for them to have a wonderful old-fashioned tea party with a different theme for each time of the year."
Some of the attendees said the uniqueness of a fairy tea party proved to be the main draw of the event.
"We really came for the tea party," said Sandy Voss of Galesburg, who brought her granddaughters Emma, 10, Mia, 8, and Bella, 6. "They just like getting dressed up."
Breanne Meyer of Monmouth agreed. "I don't know of anything else like this in the community," she said.
Her daughter was glad to be able to get dressed up for the event. "I like the pretty clothes," Hollyn Meyer said.
McCone says her books and events like the tea parties provide an opportunity for children to open their minds and invigorate their imaginations.
"I really want to tell them to use their creative abilities," she said. "Let them create the same illusion from the book. Let them feel, touch and experience all the magic."
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Everyone has something or the other that motivates them in life.. I read a blog about 101 things to do before I die and was wondering, well it sounds so simple and I love list so maybe I should do the same.
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ObamaCare on Life Support
By Peggy Venable
ObamaCare — the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act — held the promise of providing insurance for the uninsured, while creating a health care system that is affordable.
Even absent the roll-out debacle, the President's legacy legislation is turning out to be a failure of titanic proportions and has spawned a new cynicism in government.
We were assured if we like our plan, we can keep it and if we like our doctor we can keep him. Period.
Not so. Americans are losing the health insurance and access to the doctors they relied on.
As ObamaCare implementation begins, millions of Americans are being impacted and are feeling anxious, angry, disillusioned and deceived.
Simply put, the President has betrayed the public trust.
On college campuses and at kitchen tables across the country, the impact of ObamaCare has hit home for millions of Americans while more wait to see how it will affect them.
The failure of the government website (developed over three years at a cost of more than $600 million) was the first spectacular surprise, particularly since the Obama campaign made masterful use of new media.
After promising to have the Healthcare.gov website fixed by Nov. 30, the Administration acknowledged it will not meet the deadline, the latest in a long list of promises.
Broken promises and a broken website aren't all ObamaCare supporters have to contend with. Premiums are going up, taking the "affordable" out of the Affordable Care Act.
The Texas Public Policy Foundation released a study of healthcare premiums in Texas pre- and post- ObamaCare. They found that some Texans will pay on average 158 percent more for the cheapest plan on the federal exchange than they would have paid prior to ObamaCare. A 27-year-old in Austin, for example, could have bought a catastrophic plan for $59 a month before the ACA. On the exchange, the cheapest catastrophic plan is $153 a month. A 35-year-old Texan who earns $30,000 a year will be eligible for annual subsidies that amount to a mere $201, leaving average out-of-pocket annual costs for the second lowest-cost silver plan in Texas at more than $2,500.
And concerns about privacy and security have arisen.
Consumer Reports has taken the unprecedented step of advising consumers not use the website due to privacy and security concerns. Experts have testified before Congress that the website is not secure and individuals' data including financial information is vulnerable.
What about bypassing the website and using the government navigators to enroll? Navigators are the people hired to take personal and sensitive information including Social Security numbers, salary and health information to assist individuals through the maze of health care complexities to enroll in ObamaCare.
But problems exist there. When US Senator John Cornyn asked Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius in a hearing if felons may have been hired as navigators, she said "that is possible." Background checks have not been required.
Navigators at the Urban League of Dallas have been suspended after being caught on tape advising consumers to lie about their salaries and health habits such as smoking.
ObamaCare implementation is plagued with problems.
When someone is sick, it's not enough to treat their symptoms—the underlying cause should be diagnosed.
The President issuing an administrative "fix" to allow people keep their plans for another year is more about politics than it is about addressing the problems of Obamacare. With this "fix," you can keep your plan if you like it—until after the next election.
Here's the real diagnosis: President and his supporters over-sold and over-promised on ObamaCare. And now that the law's impact is being felt by voters, elected officials are focusing on trying to save their political future rather than the future of health care in America.
No wonder citizens are cynical of the political process.
The President's health care law is premised on the idea that politicians and bureaucrats know what's best for consumers—rather than Americans themselves.
Sen. Ted Cruz is right to call for repeal of ObamaCare. But simply repealing the law is not the cure. Americans deserve a robust healthcare marketplace which empowers consumers and is free of cumbersome mandates.
Imagine a health care system which puts individual consumers in control. A system with price transparency, cost determined by the policy selected and in which consumers feel secure in knowing they can keep the doctor they like while the safety net is strengthened for those who need it.
It can be done, but will take political courage and citizens demanding individuals — not the government — control their own healthcare.
Peggy Venable is Texas Director of Americans for Prosperity and transitioning to Senior States Policy Advisor for the AFP national organization.


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The announcement of John Harbaugh as head coach of the Ravens came as a surprise to many.
It certainly came as a surprise to the University of Cincinnati, who interviewed Harbaugh for the top job at their football program, and turned him down, twice.
Harbaugh had a fair history with the Big East school. From the CINCINNATI ENQUIRER:
Harbaugh, who played at Miami University from 1980 to 1983, coached at UC when the program was at one of its lowest points.
He was hired by Murphy in 1989 after Dave Currey had been fired. At the time, the program was on NCAA probation, Nippert Stadium had been condemned, the facilities were second-rate and there was no league affiliation.
Harbaugh helped establish the foundation for a Cincinnati program that won 11 games last season under first-year coach Brian Kelly. Despite Harbaugh's contributions to the program, he was passed over twice–in 2003 when the Bearcats tapped Ohio State assistant Mark D'Antonio, and again in 2007 when they hired Kelly away from Central Michigan.
But as you would expect, he isn't exactly unhappy to now be a head coach in the NFL:
"It's not like you expect to ever get an opportunity like this," Harbaugh said. "This is something you dream of and work for. But for me, every job I had was the best job I ever had. I was thrilled to be at Morehead State in 1988. I thought that was the best job in the world. We had free golf at UC. We got to play at Pebble Creek. That was big time."
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OREGON WON. In a possible Pac-12 championship game preview, Oregon pulled away from Arizona State with another big second half up in Eugene. Although they got the W, it was a costly one. Already without the country's leading rushing LaMichael James, starting quarterback Darron Thomas and hard-hitting safety Eddie Pleasant both suffered a knee injury in the 3rd quarter. Still, the Ducks slashed the ASU defense to the tune of 531 yards and 41 points.
WHY OREGON WON: Like many of their Pac-12 victories, Oregon used an explosive running game and a defense that created pressure and forced turnovers. Despite Pleasant getting hurt, the secondary stepped up and held Sun Devils quarterback Brock Osweiler to just five yards passing in the 3rd quarter and picked him off twice. The plug-and-play backfield also ended up with three rushers over 60 yards, including backup quarterback Bryan Bennett.
WHEN OREGON WON. A close game at halftime, the Ducks used a sequence in the middle of the key 3rd quarter to really take control of the game, scoring 17 straight after Cameron Marshall gave Arizona State a 24-21 lead. Behind Kenjon Barner, Oregon responded by going 68 yards in six plays in just 1:37 to re-take the lead. The defense forced a three-and-out and Bennett took over on the 12 yard line. After moving the offense to the 48, he took off for 18 yards but fumbled. It appeared a Sun Devils defensive lineman had successfully knocked it back inbound to another defender but a replay kept the ball in the hands of the Ducks. Barner scored a touchdown two plays later and it was pretty much over after that.
WHAT OREGON WON. Chip Kelly's squad continues to be well positioned for a big Pac-12 game at Stanford in early November that likely puts the winner in the Rose Bowl. It was a costly victory in terms of a few injuries but they still proved they have plenty of depth and the system that is tough for every conference opponent to stop. They have two easy games at Colorado and against Washington State before their big stretch of at Washington, at Stanford and against USC.
WHAT ARIZONA STATE LOST. In the grand scheme of things, not that much. The Sun Devils are still the runaway favorites to take home the Pac-12 South title and wind up back in Eugene (or Palo Alto) to play for a trip to the Rose Bowl. Still, this was a big step that the program wanted to take under Dennis Erickson and they fell short on the road.
THAT WAS CRAZY. The Ducks came into the game with only four turnovers on defense, none in the last three games. Cliff Harris ended that in the 2nd quarter, picking off Osweiler and returning it 50 yards to set up a score. Oregon also set a school-record for attendance at Autzen Stadium, with 60,055 screaming very loud.


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It is what it is. Could be worse.
While I totally agree, the prices for some films have gone up so often and so much that the price alone threatens the survival. I'm thinking in particular of E6 films, pretty much all of them. (Which all mean Fuji now anyway.)
If they'd bring back Astia I'd pay more for it.
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Just the other day I was thinking how inexpensive a 5-pack of acros 120 still is. You know what? If it goes up 10%, it will still be inexpensive.
Acros is a remarkably inexpensive film in 120 compared to the competition from Kodak and Ilford. Given that, why it's about the most expensive black and white sheet film is a mystery.
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Tony Gonzalez: Falcons QB Matt Ryan not elite; I was open to trade
Every NFL offseason there seems to be a debate about which quarterbacks in the league are elite and which ones aren't. Thanks to Tony Gonzalez, the debate this offseason is probably going to revolve around Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan.
In an interview with ESPN the Magazine, Gonzalez had this to say about his quarterback of the past five seasons, "Matt's an excellent quarterback, but he's not elite," Gonzalez said as he almost pinched together his thumb and index finger. "He's this close. He'll get there, but he has some learning to do."
Ryan might not be an elite quarterback but he's definitely being paid like one. The 28-year-old signed a five-year, $103.75 million extension in July that averages out to $20.75 million per year, second only to Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers.
Although Gonzalez doesn't think Ryan is elite, he did tell the Falcons official website that Ryan is "better than any other quarterback I've ever played with." That's kind of a back-handed compliment though when you consider Gonzalez has played with Elvis Grbac, Trent Green and Damon Huard.
It's not all bad news for Falcons fans though. The two most recent quarterbacks who had their eliteness called into question? Joe Flacco and Eli Manning. Things worked out for them.
Huge for Matt Ryan to get the "non elite" designation. Last two guys won the Super Bowl the very next year.— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) February 6, 2014
Besides talking about Ryan, Gonzalez also touched on a few other topics during his interview. For instance, he was open to being traded before the Oct. 29 deadline after the Falcons fell apart in 2013. Atlanta was 2-5 at the point.
"You trade me to a team that needs me, that wants to make a serious run in the playoffs and the Super Bowl," Gonzalez said. "You get something in return for a guy who you know won't be here next year. And the season isn't going anywhere anyway. That's rational."
According to the ESPN story, Gonzalez was at a restaurant with his wife expecting to be traded and the two were waiting for a call from the Falcons. Gonzalez's phone never rang and he wasn't happy about not being traded.
Back in October, Gonzalez had said he'd 'listen' if Atlanta was interested in trading him.
It really made no sense for the Falcons to keep Gonzalez. Getting any draft pick for a guy who currently has no plans of playing in 2014 would have been a steal for a team that has a few holes to fill.
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Friday, January 11, 2013
Ombre cowl - free pattern
Yarn: 70 gm of laceweight in three colors - 21gm of color A, 28gm of color B and 21gm of color C (I used Malabrigo Silkpaca in Natural, Polar Morn and Pearl Ten) Note: this pattern is designed to use up every last bit of the yarn. If you'd like to have some wiggle room, or you knit more loosely, or use a different yarn, you will need to adjust the amount - just remember you will always need 1/3 more of the middle color than you will of the top and bottom colors (so for every 3 parts of colors A & C, you need 4 parts of color B - e.g. 30gm of A & C and 40gm of B).
Needles: 3.5mm (US 4) round, 16" long
Gauge: 28sts x 33 rounds = 4" in stockinette (the gauge is not critical for this project, but remember to adjust the number of cast-on stitches to get the cowl to the size you need)
Finished size: 10.5" across at the bottom, 9" across at the top, 16.5" tall
With color A held double, cast on 138 stitches. Join in the round being careful not to twist; purl 3 rounds, then knit all stitches until the cowl measures 3.3".
Drop one strand of color A and join one strand of color B (no decreases here = 138 stitches). Keep knitting until the piece measures 6.6".
Finish color A, join second strand of color B. Decrease 6 stitches spacing evenly around (i.e. knit every 22nd and 23rd st tog) = 132 sts. Knit until piece measures 10".
Drop one strand of color B, join one strand of color C. Decrease 6 stitches around (i.e. knit every 21st and 22nd st tog) = 126 sts. Knit until piece measures 13.3".
Drop color B, join second strand of color C. Decrease 6 stitches around (i.e. knit every 20th and 21st st tog) = 120 sts. Knit until cowl measures 16.5".
With color C, purl 3 rounds. Bind off loosely.
Wash, block, weave ends.
This "pattern" can easily be adjusted for any amount of yarn, and any number of color changes. Just remember the porportions of the yarn needed: for every 3gm of the bottom and top colors, you will need 4gm of the "inside" colors.
*Pssst! See other fun free-pattern cowls in this post.
** See also my other patterns, roundups and tutorials.
1. Stitch chart for the key-hole top; 2. Full pattern for a shawl/stole (Ravelry link); 3. Instructions for a flattering V-neck with lace insert.
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I LOVE this design! Im starting to get back into knitting after years and years of not touching my knitting needles, i will let you know if i ever tackle this pattern :)ReplyDelete
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Thank you! Glad you like it! I think this is the perfect pattern to start your knitting come-back: simple to knit yet looks more fancy :) Let me know if anything's unclear and I would LOVE to see your finished cowl.Delete
I like it! Thanks for pattern...ReplyDeleteReplies
Glad you like it! Good luck with your project!!Delete
- Lee AnneJuly 27, 2013 at 2:31 PM
Can't wait to knit this cowl...Thank you for the pattern!!ReplyDelete
it looks like you used 4 colours here not 3. can you confirm?ReplyDelete
Thanks ;)Replies
I used 3 different colors, but since the yarn was held double, I was able to mix strands to produce 5 color changes. I started with 2 strands of charcoal, then 1 charcoal + 1 grey, 2 grey, 1 grey + 1 cream, 2 cream. The grey/cream mix is hard to see in the picture, but it's there. Hope that helps.Delete
I loved knitting this - had enough left to make my granddaughter one just like mommy. She's two, didn't quite understand the cowl at first but she's now in love either it and wants to wear it all the time!ReplyDeleteReplies
Ooo! I love the idea of matching cowls! I bet it looks super cute on your granddaughter. But then again, anything looks cute on the little ones... Thanks for your comment!Delete
- AnonymousFebruary 14, 2014 at 8:06 PM
Wow i love this design. If i tried this in a herringbone stitch, do you know if that would cause gauge problems? herringbone is a little tighter than stockinette I think, how would I adjust for this? Thanks for any advice you may have. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
I think it would be gorgeous in herringbone! But you will need to keep two things in mind: 1. I would skip the decreases because they might disrupt your pattern (unless you don't mind a few "bumps" in the pattern), and 2. do check your gauge: herringbone really is tighter than stockinette so you would need more stitches than in my original pattern, or use larger yarn and needles. Good luck and let me know how it turned out - I would love to see it in herringbone!Delete
- AnonymousAugust 31, 2014 at 7:30 AM
I love the style and colours of this cowl, just me. When I have finished my current pattern I will have a go. S.B.ReplyDelete
What do you mean by color held double 'A' ksReplyDelete
My question is the last one here with no response. I am a "beginning" knitter and have casted on double but using 2 different colors. Can you please explain how to cast on with "Color A held double"? Love this cowl, can't wait to try it. Thanks so much for sharing!ReplyDelete
Hi MJB, I believe I responded to you by email before - sorry if it didn't make through.Delete
"Color A held double" means you need two strands of the same color and hold them together as if you were making a thicker yarn out of two thin strands. You can pull out strands from two separate balls, or - if you only have one: take the strand from the beginning of the ball and the other one from the inside of the ball - put the ends together and voila! When you move to the next color section, you will replace one of the strands with a strand of the color B etc.
If you casted on before using 2 different colors, it will be the same technique, just using two stands of the same color. Hope it help! Good luck!
- AnonymousSeptember 25, 2015 at 3:46 PM
This is good idea! С эффектом омбре здорово придумано.Завтра иду покупать пряжу и начинаю готовиться к холодам.ReplyDelete


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Grebe Experiment on Road to Success
It is too early to declare success, said Joe Gaydos, a wildlife veterinarian with The SeaDoc Society. But there's no denying that grebes captured off the Kitsap Peninsula and implanted with tiny transmitters three weeks ago survived at an unprecedented rate.
Western grebes are considered a "candidate" for listing as a threatened or endangered species. State biologists would like to figure out why their numbers are declining and find ways to protect the populations. But a critical step is tracking the birds from their wintering areas in Puget Sound to lakes in Eastern Washington where they spend their summers.
Unfortunately, researchers have been unable to successfully implant transmitters in grebes the way they have with other seabirds.
And so Gaydos and other wildlife biologists captured 24 Western grebes in Kitsap County and took them to California to study their responses to new surgical implant techniques. Three of the birds died early in the experiment. The others were divided into three groups: one group received an implanted transmitter, one was given an incision but no transmitter, and one got minimal treatment.
Surprisingly, all 21 birds made it through the nine-day experiment.
"That is a very good sign," Gaydos said. "We don't want to go out on a limb and say we have solved the problems until we get all the results back."
Before trying the new techniques on a larger group of grebes, the researchers decided it was best to sacrifice most of the animals and test their tissues for long-term problems, such as early signs of infection. Laboratory results are still out.
Five of the birds in the "control" group were brought back and released in Kitsap County.
If lab results show no problems, the new techniques will be employed in birds to be implanted and released into the wild, possibly next year.
A number of questions will be answered if the tracking is successful. Will the grebes from Kitsap waters stay together or spread out to different lakes? What are the problems in their summer territory? Do they come back to the same place each winter?
Gaydos said researchers made three changes in the surgical procedures that may have increased survival compared with previous methods. First, the incision for the transmitter was offset through the skin and underlying tissue, and a surgical glue was applied to keep out water. Second, the antenna site was packed tightly with a special tissue to shed water. Furthermore, the birds were nourished with food and water before surgery to keep up their energy levels.
If the experiment moves into the next phase, it is likely that the same surgical techniques will be used, Gaydos said.
"I am very encouraged so far," he said, adding that ultimate success will be measured by whether people can protect the species.
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Picturing America: Images and Words of Hope from Romare Bearden and Langston Hughes
A carefully crafted three-day lesson integrates poetry and visual art. By analyzing and comparing Langston Hughes' poem "Mother and Son" and Romare Bearden's collage "The Dove," readers explore the theme of hope. The lesson activates...
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Romare Bearden-Style Collages
Students create collages in the style of African American artist Romare Bearden. They define the word collage, study African American artist Romare Bearden, view examples of collages by Romare Bearden, and create a collage following...
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Romare Bearden: Piecing Together A Viewpoint
Students examine the history of Romare Bearden and her artwork. The lesson plan consists of some virtual field trips and projects. The lesson plan is designed to be taught as either a social studies or art lesson plan. The teacher could...
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Romare Bearden's The Dove - A Meeting of Vision and Sound
Young scholars explore African american culture of the late 1950's and 60's through various primary sources including literature, music, art and others. They then prepare and conduct a mock interview and present with the class.
9th - 12th Social Studies & History
Visual Art: Romare Bearden and Group 306
Young scholars examine the life and art of Romare Bearden. Using his "Mill Hand's Lunch Bucket" for inspiration, they write a first chapter for a book. Students observe numerous other works of his art and discuss them from artistic and...
3rd - 8th Visual & Performing Arts
Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series: Removing the Mask
Describe, analyze, compare and contrast poets from the Harlem Renaissance. Critical thinkers analyze the imagery, characterization, tone, symbolism, and historical context of Jacob Lawrence, Helene Johnson, and Paul Laurence Dunbar. A...
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Treasured Stories by Eric Carle
Explore the beauty of Eric Carle's art and stories with an enchanting set of lessons. Featuring Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? as well as Papa, Please Get the Moon For Me and The Very Hungry Caterpillar, the resource provides...
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Let Your Motto Be Resistance: African American Portraits: Grades 3-5
Students explore the contributions of African Americans of the 20th century. In this African American history lesson, students examine portraits of Muhammad Ali, Romare Bearden, Lorraine Hansberry, Judith Jamison, and Leontyne Price in...
3rd - 5th Visual & Performing Arts
Let Your Motto Be Resistance: African American Portraits
Students explore the contributions of African Americans of the 20th century. In this African American history lesson, students examine portraits of Muhammad Ali, Romare Bearden, Lorraine Hansberry, Judith Jamison, and Leontyne Price in...
6th - 8th English Language Arts
Expressive Self Portrait - Mixed Media
Students create self-portraits using prior artistic knowledge and personal experiences. Emphasis is placed on the works of Albrecht Durer, Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Frida Kahlo, Romare Bearden, and Chuck Close for inspiration.
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