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09 December 2008
Handmade ornaments: the sequel
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Estão lindos... Ando para fazer esses passarocos há tanto tempo. Os teus estão fantásticos. Adoro a escolha de tecidos.
Boa semana***
What lovely christmas ornaments! so cute!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9 December 2008 at 11:03:00 GMT+13
Estão lindos...Parabéns.ReplyDelete
Que grande e festivo Natal vão ter aí em casa.
love the ornaments! i love the ikea tree you are displaying them on too !ReplyDelete
Quem me dera ter tempo para produzir tanto! Estão lindos, parabéns!ReplyDelete
Those loo LOVELY!! I managed to finish my book just this weekend, so I have not been thinking about christmas at all so far... I guess I'm pretty late this year. But at least my blog is now up and running (finally!). Simone xReplyDelete
fabulous decorations!ReplyDelete
descobri este cantinho através de um comentário anónimo q deixaram no meu blog.ReplyDelete
e estou apaixonada =D
wonderful! they look fabulous. I love the bright cheerful colors. I also made birds and stars. I posted them on my blog.ReplyDelete
These are beautiful!!!ReplyDelete
lindos ornamentos!!! parabéns!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous15 December 2008 at 09:32:00 GMT+13
Eu gostaria de tê-los na árvore de casa também, será que os acho na sua loja? ;o)ReplyDelete
These are ABsolUTEly aDORable!! Thanks for sharing. (As always, I *love* your color palette!)ReplyDelete
oh, i love them - especially the birds. perfect match to the ikea tree!ReplyDelete
Do you have instructions on how to make those bird ones? They are a little more three dimensional than the others. Btw, your photography and colors are beautiful!ReplyDelete


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The Glee Club continues its traditional program of concerts throughout Virginia and the eastern United States for alumni chapter gatherings, recruiting dinners, conventions, Spring Tour, and numerous appearances at VMI during the year. The Club¹s small select group, "The Sentinels,"
concentrates on appearances at events where the full Club would not be appropriate. In addition to singing the standard repertoire, The Sentinels feature popular music and entertainment of a lighter nature.
The VMI Glee Club is listed as an activity in the first VMI yearbook, the BOMB, published in 1885. In its early days, the club performed as much instrumental music as vocal, with guitars, mandolins and violins accompanying the singing. The early entertainment took the form of minstrel shows, with formal concerts as we now know them not becoming standard fare until the 1930s.
The father of the modern VMI Glee Club was the legendary professor of English, Colonel Herbert N. Dillard, '34, who, while a cadet, was instrumental in organizing a club from informal groups which gathered on the stoops of Barracks to serenade the Corps late at night. Colonel Dillard became the Club's first director in 1941, and except for the war years, remained with the Club as its director and inspiration until 1957.
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The comet has been visible for weeks from the Southern Hemisphere. Now the top half of the world gets a glimpse as well. The best viewing days should be next Tuesday and Wednesday, when Pan-STARRS appears next to a crescent moon at dusk in the western sky.
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Those are really cool! Ravs, it looks like I should hire you for my logo, those look great compared to what I've come up with
I thought I might take a crack at this. I've narrowed it down to 3 contenders:
Here are my thoughts:
'Arty Charty' - Meant to be fun (with the obvious resonances in the title). Pros: Looks cheap and cheerful. Cons: Looks cheap and cheerful, a bit too oblique in its reference to maps?
'Chartistry' - Clean and more mature looking. Pros: Looks upmarket and professional. Cons: Looks expensive and the rhumblines get lost at smaller scales.
'Earthworks' - Has an Industrial 2000 AD sort of feel to me. Pros: Comic feel (is that good?) Cons: the jigsaw pieces look a bit fiddly and don't really scale well. Suggests worldbuilding more than mapping?
What do you guys think? All advice gratefully received!
Those are really cool! Ravs, it looks like I should hire you for my logo, those look great compared to what I've come up with
Lol! Thanks Gidde, there are much more talented people out there like this guy (scroll down for videos of him going through the process).
I think I'm leaning towards Arty Charty (perhaps Arty Charts sounds a bit better?). I do this for fun and the title isn't as pompous as Chartistry. I might make the logo a bit less cartoony....dunno. Let's see what other people think. Do you have a favourite out of the three?
Ah, I think I've got there. New idea. It covers both historical and fantasy cartography and gets away from the sphere motif. The logo is scalable, and works in any colour and shouldn't interfere with the map. Should be good for search engines too, hopefully.
Ohh, I like that. And thanks for the video link, off to watch it now!
I leaned more towards Chartistry - but I like kthe HbD logo - the bottom line is a little light, gotta be carefull in printing and against "messy" backgrounds
... if anyone is interested here are some I made
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Nice, tilt, I didn't know you do logo design as well!
Had a little play....made the bottom text heavier.
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I also liked Chartistry best but then you made the HbD one and that's very nice as well. Plus, it's just a cool name if you can snag control of it. It's almost like the first one who created an actual "widget". Anyway, really nice job. I'll have to think more about mine now.
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Congressman Ron Paul, Does anyone like any of his views?
Congressman Ron Paul, Does anyone like any of his views?
Jul 30 2010, 01:18 PM
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Hi there
For anyone who knows about Ron paul, the congressman from Texas who is a Republican, well a libertarian.
As anyone who is American, do you like any of Ron's Ideas?
I think some step back in foreign policy is defiantely a good idea, I'm notsure if a lot of what he says may be realistic.
He did mention that if Texas wanted to leave the union as a majority, he would support it.
I personally believe America will be a little smaller at some point in it's future. It makes sense, borders are redrawn eventually, history shows that.
President lamar's attack on the cherokee Indian tribe in Texas in 1839 was a stupid mistake, but distrust and violence existed on both sides. Texans, Mexicans and Natives all competing for the land of Texas.
"in a state[Texas] noted for strength"~JFK
Jul 30 2010, 02:18 PM
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i voted for him last election... his views are pretty close to my own views...
the reason why america is in such a huge hole financially is beceause we keep loaning money we don't even have to foreign countries... i agree in that we need to step back from the world spotlight until we can fix our own issues... even if it means losing our "supposed" top spot in the world... being on top with mammoth problems only highlights our shortcomings anyways...
so that, and various other topics we agree on... he was the voice of the people but, the people decided to choose the idiot that's now in office... seriously, i don't think this country even cares bout the issues anymore... the election plays out like american idol... it's all a show and the people bought into it... ron paul is not a flashy character because, politics should not be flashy anyways...
this may sound strange but, i kind of miss G-dub...
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Oh, good one. The "you're on the internet so you must have no life" insult isn't moronic or unoriginal at all. You must, without a doubt, be a very important member of society, not at all a waste of the already barely valuable gift of life.
As is the case for everyone who takes issue with people who make them sad on the internet, you are one of two kinds of people:
You are exactly what you claim I am, and that is a lonely, pathetic basement dweller. You life is spent eating eight pounds of junk food per day, masturbating to anything you find online that's even remotely feminine, and wishing you had good looks and social skills. You continue to live with your mother until she dies of a combination of lung cancer and liver failure brought on by the chain-smoking and heavy drinking she used to cope with what a failure you are. Your mother mercifully dead and free of the living embodiment of failure she regretfully thrust from her loins, the bills start to pile up and you, unemployed and unable to pay these bills (of course), lose the house and everything in it. Somehow even more of a failure than you already were, you wander from place to place eating out of dumpsters and sleeping in your own filth until you finally die of AIDS, which you contracted from a diseased whore you scrounged up enough money to pay for, so you could finally lose your virginity while at the same time pretending that your mother was back in your life.
You are the type who was an athlete in high school, who was genetically doomed to be an idiot but managed to finish school and even get a college scholarship because you were so good at a worthless children's game. You went off to college with a suitcase full of polo shirts and condoms, the polo shirts, because you're a douche, and the condoms to prevent you from impregnating the dim-witted young college girls whom you could never touch without the aid of Rohypnol, a drug you refer to as "roofies" because you can neither spell or pronounce Rohypnol. You scrape by with borderline D's for the next four years, and leave the campus to go out into the real world where your realize you're not intelligent or talented enough to do anything of value with your life. Misery and minimum wage ensues for thirty years, then you blow your brains out, and your corpse, alone and forgotten, is not discovered until the smell of rotting flesh seeps under your door and your bodily fluids finally soak through the floor of your studio apartment and into the room below you. Your body is cremated, the ashes scraped into a garbage bin because there was no one in your life who valued you enough to pay for a casket, funeral, or burial plot.
You're undoubtedly one of the two, otherwise you would have better things to do than complain about the theme of a forum that doesn't care about anything you have to say.
Jul 30 2010, 07:08 PM
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seriously, i don't think this country even cares bout the issues anymore... the election plays out like american idol... it's all a show and the people bought into it...
Exactly. I guarantee that most of the people who voted for Obama only voted for him because he was black.
Massacre, you make me look like a rational, moral, kind person.
Massacre - What you've just posted is sick and disturbing...
When Massacre is around, everything is violated... Whether it likes it or not.
Whenever I think of "human resources" Massacre immediately springs to mind.
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Olivia and Cliff's pricey feastOlivia Newton-John and British pop legend Sir Cliff Richard splashed out an incredible $9,500 on lunch at a top New York restaurant.
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I know I'm late to the party, but I noticed that no one addressed the question of local channels.
I see you're in Los Angeles. When it comes to local HD channels, both Dish and DirecTV will give you the Big 4 (KABC, KNBC, KCBS and KTTV/FOX). Dish also has KTLA/CW and KCAL/Ind. DirecTV has KTLA/CW, KCOP/MNT, and two PBS stations, KCET and KOCE. DirecTV also has a third PBS station (KLCS, Ch 58) that provides its -2 subchannel (the agreement between DirecTV and the Asssociation of Public Television Stations is that each station can opt for either HD carriage or carriage of one of its subchannels.) So it ends up that DirecTV has 9 HD locals and one subchannel in LA to Dish's 6.
DirecTV has 2,4,5,7,9,11,13,28,50 & an SD school-room subchannel of PBS-58, so that's 10, or 9/12 anyway. KCAL-9 is the one you're missing. This represents all of the old-style "VHF" stations, plus all the PBS stations. Some of the other "UHF" channels may be carried in a foreign-language package. CBS,NBC,ABC,FOX,CW,MNT, 2 1/2 PBS and the independent KCAL.


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Traveling for work withers away at one's soul but it has one distinct benefit: It offers the ability to test live prospective places to move. For the years that I worked directly for publishers I exploited that by taking stock of every town I visited. That I went those places to either cover an event or work with a manufacturer meant I never had to guess what a particular area's car culture was like; it was all laid bare as if a real estate agent bent on shops and shows rather than school districts was my guide.
I knew I'd found my next home on my first trip to Goodguys' Pacific Northwest Nationals. The Northwest, to be specific the west, or more affectionately the wet, side, is incredible. The rain that burdens the Puget Sound area most of the year ceases for several months to reveal what is arguably one of the most glorious summers possible. And it was a dose of good thinking that led Goodguys to schedule the Northwest Nationals smack-dab in the middle of it. It's sunny but not overbearingly so; the temperature during the days just nudges 80. Mosquitoes are practically unknown in the developed areas, and Mt. Rainier, which is within sight of the fairgrounds, is without a doubt one of the most dramatic backdrops a rainforest could ask for.
That's nothing to say of the cars. Whether international commerce or the medical, software, or aerospace industries, the Northwest—particularly the area around Seattle—has lots of disposable income. You couldn't judge by the presence of hybrids but the area boasts one of the densest populations of collector cars in the world. Legend has it that this strip along Interstate 5 has more Classic Registry (that's pre-Depression big cars like Auburns, Packards, Cords, and Duesenbergs, if you didn't know) per capita than anywhere else. A well-connected enthusiast can name at least two private collections of nearly any marque within driving distance.
Cars like that don't exist without infrastructure. Within a few hours' drive from the fairgrounds are world renowned panel beaters, trimmers, racing engine builders, and painters. We even have a Ridler-winning shop in our midst.
Every year around mid-July this immense enthusiast base and talent pool comes to bear on the Puyallup Fairgrounds. And every year it gets bigger. When I first attended about a decade ago, roughly 1,000 cars showed up, but this year boasted nearly 3,000. Despite extensive site renovation and expansion, parking remains a seriously rare commodity for late risers.
Goodguys Goodtimes Gazette editor Kirk Jones revealed something to me this year; something I'd never given much thought in the past. This event is unique in the sense that activities extend well into the night. After-hour activities are nothing exceptional but most happen off site. Here, though, attendees have taken to staying later than formal event hours, a circumstance that Goodguys has exploited by hiring bands and staff to cater to reveling night owls. Even the campsite adjacent to the fairgrounds is a veritable party.
That's pretty glowing praise for a car show, especially from someone who admittedly isn't really interested in shows. But I'd expect no less from anyone else talking about their stomping grounds. To anyone who can't say as much, I suggest getting a job that requires lots of travel, finding an agreeable place to stay, and moving there.
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Skip Andrews owns the Von Hunter '57 Ford. It has Chrysler wires now but it resembles the way it looked when Car Craft deemed it one of the 10 Best Customs of 1963-64.We always knew early Skylarks were cool but it took Al and Jan Perry's drop-top '62 to show us just how right we were. That the whitewall tires look so right on these 18-inch Intro Ripples is the exception to the rule.Steve's Auto Restoration gave Fred Reynolds' '47 Ford convertible a unique treatment: '49 Lincoln headlights and taillights. The car rides on a modern IFS and parallel-leaf rear suspension and goes by virtue of a Ram Jet 350.The tunnel-ram manifold is a tad anachronistic for an early '60s-themed hot car and the fake Caddy rocker covers on the Chevy detract from the big picture, but we liked everything else—specifically the chop, stance, Hurst recaps, and flat-gold finish—about Bob Haas' '29 Ford sedan.There's something disarming and cool about a DIVCO. Vern Rohn re-powered his '42 with a sensible GM 4.3/TH350 running gear. We don't know the suspension but we presume it has IFS considering the way it tucks those 18- and 20-inch Billet Specialties wheels.Last year illustrator Jason Rushforth lowered an otherwise-stock '65 Skylark, re-hooped it with a set of his wheels, and rolled it around. This year he re-powered it with an LS/six-speed and endowed it with big brakes and tight suspension.With help from his brother, Tyler, Luke Robinson built this five-window '62 Econoline. He dropped it with a tube axle, reinvented the lower grille with additional headlight inserts, and clipped the top ever so slightly.Don Willette, Tacoma, WA / '54 Chevrolet Seeing how Don Willette is Craig Morrison's uncle, it stands to reason that his '54 rides on Morrison underpinnings. The Corvette LS2 engine and Richmond six-speed tranny means it goes as good as it looks.Pat Swanson, Lake Tapps, WA / '32 Ford coupe Some say 12-port historian Pat Swanson can't build a car without one of Wayne Horning's heads. Swanson collected original rails, a Culver City Halibrand axle, Roto-Flow dampers, and probably the prettiest Auburn dash you've ever seen. The only non-period part is the five-speed T5 transmission.
Maurice Siermachesky, Port Alberni, BC, Canada / '27 Ford sedan Not many people have the courage to do a T sedan, much less channel one and not chop it as Maurice Siermachesky and his son, Neil, did. This one runs 383/350 power and rolls Vintique wires and double-whitewall Diamondback Classic tires. This is one of two Top 100 winners from Port Alberni, British Columbia.Paul Harper, Roslyn, WA / '51 Cadillac coupe That's a '50 grille in Paul Harper's '51 grille. He also shaved the running lights, molded the headlight rings, nosed the hood, eliminated the taillight bezels, and frenched the lenses into the body.Duane Sorensen, Corvallis, OR / '56 Oldsmobile 88 Chances are you wouldn't have noticed the pancaked hood on Duane Sorensen's '56 Olds had we not mentioned it. He clipped the car with a Chevelle stub, swapped the axle for a 9-inch, and powered the car with later 425 Olds power and a switch-pitch TH400.Rich Stapf, Port Townsend, WA / '32 Ford coupe Rich Stapf Sr. has a Henry-bodied three-window runs a 327 against a Muncie in a SO-CAL Speed Shop frame. He ordered it unpinched and with holes so he could run it highboy or fendered.Bill Lahmann, Salem, OR / '49 Plymouth Bill Lahmann transformed his '49 Plymouth Suburban with a Fatman front clip, RideTech air springs, and 17- and 18-inch Colorado Custom wheels. Yeah it's got a Hemi, a late-model 5.7 with a five-speed automatic.Dick Uhlenkott, Clarkston, WA / '60 Buick LeSabre You may recognize Dick Uhlenkott's '60 bagged Buick LeSabre; we featured it in the Nov. '10 issue. If you haven't read it, it rolls 20- and 22-inch Billet Specialties SL 75S and sports a 412-inch 401 Nailhead and a switch-pitch transmission.Pat Sunnen, Puyallup, WA / '35 REO Royale sedan Beneath Pat Sunnen's stock '35 REO Royale is the chassis of a modern touring car. He built it around an Art Morrison suspension and endowed it with big-block Chevrolet power. Wheelsmith modified the reproduction artillery-style wheels to accept the REO caps.Russ Moen, Port Alberni, BC, Canada / '54 Chevrolet cabover Port Alberni BC's Russ Moen made his cabover camper from a stripped motor home chassis, a '54 Chevy cab, and a 12-valve Cummins diesel. The hand-formed aluminum camping box sports a birch cabinetry probably nicer than most high-end kitchens.
Ron Beard built the neatest Ford-powered early Ford in attendance hands down. He started with a Speed33 body but lengthened the wheelbase and fenders 3 inches to center the wheels under the grille. They said it couldn't be done but he crammed a 32-valve Lincoln Navigator in the engine bay. He did everything, including modifying the already trick top mechanism.The chassis-design Ford introduced in 1954 means small-block Ford power practically bolts into those cars. Only Ford of Canada saw fit to build cars like Jim Radloff's '54 Skyliner on the earlier chassis. Still, he admirably pulled off the swap, red gut, Poncho trim, and '54 Olds taillights.


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Painting Faux Patina - An Old Look For A New RodWritten by on July 17, 2008 Purposeful Patina
We've all listened to the occasional stories of lucky devils who stumble across those legendary unmolested hot rods, and there's not a one of us who doesn't wish we had been so lucky. Unfortunately, discoveries such as those are rare and only getting more so.
Enter the faux barn-find phenomenon, or purposeful patina-the art of making a silk purse into a sow's ear, so to speak. It's not everyone's taste, but a growing number of folks are working hard to make their hot rods look the part of vehicle with a long, hard life under its belt. It doesn't take a lot of work or talent to reduce a paintjob to the well-worn look of your favorite pair of broken-in jeans. That said, here's a few tips on how to achieve that time-worn look for those who might consider buildin' a cool hot rod with the look of an old-timer. After you're done, you can spend more time driving and enjoying your old-timey hot rod than polishing and protecting it.
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One of my all-time favorite patina'd examples is George Poteet's F-1 pickup. The master, Josh Shaw, did this patina job, and, although I've seen the truck dozens of times, I still marvel at how "real" the faux wear looks-plus Josh's door art is cool, too.The basic trick to achieving a patina'd finish is to speed up the natural wear on any existing paintjob-which is usually caused by years of washing and polishing-by rubbing through the top finish and exposing some of the undercoat. I used a rattle can of silver paint on the side roof rail with the hope of achieving a look like the finish had been worn down to metal.As you can see, in addition to the cowl and side roof rail sections, I also decided to patina a section of the beltline at the rear side window and the rear upper section of the quarter-panel.The next step was a topcoat, be it black primer, as in this case, or actual paint. The amount of coats will determine the amount of sanding you'll need to do in order to expose the basecoat, so keep that in mind.This type of operation is best achieved with the use of wet-sanding paper. Dry paper will work, but the lubricating action offered by wet-sanding gives better control of how much of the basecoat you expose.For my example, I used a combination of both 600- and 800-grit papers. Additionally, I always use a couple of drops of dish-washing liquid in my bucket, which acts as a good lubricant and helps the paper slide over the surface without sticking.A few strokes-OK, about 40 or 50 seconds worth, anyway-of sanding produced this result. How far you go or how much basecoat you expose is up to the individual; there are no rules to follow in this respect, since it's all personal preference.
This is where I stopped, at least on the cowl side. Personally, I think I overdid it a bit for my taste, but you get the picture.This is what I ended up with at the beltline and the upper rear quarter. Like I said, there are no hard and fast rules; just go slow, check your progress often, and stop when you're satisfied with the look. If you want a couple more examples, check out Jeff Ayeroff's '39 Ford on page 38 of this issue. He faux patina'd a few areas, and I think it looks great.The following are a few examples of patina I've gathered over the years that might serve as a guide if and when you decide to play with patina. This fender was, at one point, sanded-or actually worn-right down to bare metal. This may not be quite as far as one would want to stretch the faux patina look, but it is an option.This is one of the window garnish moldings from a pal's '57 Chevy I was prepping for paint in the recent past. I wasn't going for the patina look at that time but ended up with this look during its prep. Located on the bottom of the window, this is a pretty realistic look since that section of an early vehicle normally sees a lot of wear over the years.Here's a great example of a faux patina paintjob; in fact, it's a great example of a complete faux barn-find hot rod. This is a fresh hot rod, purpose-built to look as though it were a find from years ago. Beyond the patina'd paintjob, this build went as far as incorporating muriatic acid on the aluminum engine parts to replicate years of neglect, as well.


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sufficient. The needle or hook size called for in the pattern is based on what
the designer used, but it is not unusual for gauge to vary from person to person.
If it takes you fewer stitches and rows to make your swatch, try using a smaller
size hook or needles; if more stitches and rows, try a larger size hook or needles.
Making a Gauge Swatch
16 sts = about 4 in. (10 cm) in St st (k on RS, p on WS) before felting. EXACT GAUGE IS NOT ESSENTIAL FOR THIS PROJECT. The above gauge is provided as a reference - the felting process will affect the finished size.
1. Due to the nature of the felting process, the size of your finished pieces can vary. We strongly suggest that you wait until after you've felted and assembled your Pillow to purchase a pillow form. Choose a form in a size that will fit into your felted piece. If you prefer, you can make a custom size pillow form. Follow the instructions below to sew the pillow form cover in size desired. Stuff the cover with fiberfill, then sew closed. 2. Pattern is designed to encourage creativity. Use this pattern as inspiration, your Pillow may not be exactly the same as that in the photo. 3. Pillow Back is worked in two halves. These halves are overlapped when sewing Pillow tog to create an envelope-style back through which pillow form can be inserted. 4. Backs and Front of Pillow are sewed tog after felting, using sewing thread and a sharp sewing needle. 5. Pillow is worked with 1 strand of A OR 2 strands of B held tog.
BACK (make 2) With a single strand of A, cast on 96 sts.Work in St st (k on RS, p on WS) until piece measures about 14 1/2 in. (37 cm) from beg, end by working a RS (knit) row. Knit 5 rows for Garter st (k every row) edge. Bind off.
FRONT Notes: 1. 'A' sections of chart are worked with 1 strand of A, 'B' sections of chart are worked with 2 strands of B held tog.2. When working from chart, read RS rows from right to left, and WS rows from left to right.
With A, cast on 93 sts. Following Row 1 of Chart, and working with 1 strand of A for A sections and 2 strands of B for B sections, knit first 21 sts of chart, then knit the 24-sts rep for a total of 3 times. Continue in St st, following Chart until Row 8 has been completed, then rep Chart rows 1-8 until piece measures 23 in. (58.5 cm) from beg.Bind off.
FINISHING Felting Wash pieces by machine on a hot wash/cold rinse cycle with detergent and several pieces of clothing to agitate. To felt additionally, dry by machine on a regular setting until almost dry. Remove from dryer and pull into shape. Notes: 1. If your felted pieces vary slightly in size, adjustments are provided in Assembly instructions below. Allow pieces to dry completely.2. The A color yarn will felt, while the B color yarn will not.
Assembly Note: Assembly instructions that follow are based on a 20 in. (51 cm) square felted pillow. Adjust size of purchased pillow form as necessary to suit the size of your felt pieces. Arrange Backs on a flat surface with RS facing and Garter edges overlapping slightly to form a 20 x 20 in. (51 x 51 cm) square. Sew Backs tog at overlapped edges. With WS facing, lay Front onto Back, easing pieces to fit and trimming edges of Backs and/or Front to fit. With sewing needle and thread, sew Back to Front around entire outside edge. Turn Pillow to RS. Sew 3 buttons evenly spaced across Garter edge on underlap of Back. On overlap edge of Back, cut 3 buttonholes. Note: Felted fabric will not ravel, you can simply cut slits for the buttonholes. You do not need to sew over the edges of the buttonholes (unless you choose to!)
Weave in ends.
Measure your finished, felted cover and purchase the appropriate size pillow form OR follow instructions below to make a custom size form.
Custom size pillow form Cut two pieces of fabric, each 1/2 in. (1.5 cm) larger all around than felted pillow. With fabric pieces RS tog, and using a 1/2 in. (1.5 cm) seam allowance, sew pieces tog around 3 sides. Turn to RS, stuff with fiberfill, and sew remaining side of fabric cover closed.
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Letters: North County, March 14, 2013
Carlsbad restaurant will do just fine without number
Re: The "brew-haha" over the naming of Carlsbad's newest restaurant. Clay Harding, owner/operator of the 38 Degrees Ale House and Grill in Alhambra got his shorts all a-twist because Mayur Pavagadhi had the unmitigated temerity to name his new gastropub 38 Degrees Carlsbad.
Oh, come on. Does Mr. Harding really believe that the use of the temperature number 38 in a Carlsbad restaurant will have any possible impact on his business in Alhambra? Really? Mr. Pavagadhi and his operating partners, Steve and Anne Barr, have brought fine dining to a new, higher standard in Carlsbad Village. That their other restaurant, Catch, didn't catch was disappointing, but not a sign of witless entrepreneurs out to make a buck at Harding's expense. They'll do just fine without "his" number.
And Harding is quoted (on
TheFullPint.com) as saying: "Until I have something in writing stating he will not be using the 38 name and colors, this is not settled." Now he wants to own colors too? Egad!
John Lynn
United in hope for a fair newspaper
Congratulations to the U-T San Diego North County. We have had two whole days without political cartoons bashing our president (March 5 and March 6).
Keep up the good work. Some of us keep hoping for a fair and balanced newspaper.
Eternal optimists, unite!
Mary Lee Huntington
Horse meat: Don't knock it 'til you try it
I am an 89-year-old World War II veteran who served in the Army from 1942 to 1946, two of them in the Asia/Pacific. On one of the islands run by the Navy, our team of 10 were invited to enjoy a "meat" meal, recently shipped in from Australia.
After a diet of "K" and/or "C" rations, anything had to be better. We dined and the meat was not bad. It was sweeter than a prime beef, but when we asked for seconds, we were told they had just enough for one serving each. Later, one of our team members said he knew what we had eaten and told us it was horse meat. He had this before in one of the southern states where he lived.
Though I have never had it again, I often wonder how many very poor and hungry people in our good oil' U.S.A. would relish this kind of meal. I'm not advocating this, I just know that it is not harmful to be eaten, so why knock it?
Bob Cole
Common core versus common sense
Re: "Educators are getting to the core of new state standards," March 5: Common core teaching seems like another trip down memory lane that gave us the colossal failure of "sets and numbers" math teaching.
Sets and numbers required the children to learn a new language as an adjunct to learning how to do math. Can't the eggheads learn from the past and give the kids a basic foundation in addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, and then, in the middle and high school years, teach them how to balance a checkbook, create a "live within your means" budget, and, for those who are qualified for college, algebra, geometry and calculus?
Common sense would also tell us to try out something new in test markets to prove the value before leaping whole hog into expensive programs that may not work.
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I am adding the contributed translations to the distribution so you will finally be able to get the user contributed translations for the product when you download future releases. (So far we have german, dutch, finnish, french, russian, and soon japanese.)
To help me, I've added a tool to the source code that does a simple comparison between properties files. I use this to check the translated message files that have been contributed. The tool then tells me if there are missing or obsolete translations.
I have run the tool and posted the results to the various threads in this forum which contain the donated message files. For each file donated, the tool lists the following information:
missing = property defined in source but not target
duplicate = property defined in target but value is same as source
obsolete = property defined in target but not source
However, just because a property is listed as "missing" does not mean that it needs to be translated. If the English translation of the property works in the target language, then there doesn't need to be a translation in the translated message file. The tool will still list it as "missing" but that may be OK. You should review the results to see if you need a translation.
If a property is listed as "duplicate", that means that the translated property is identical to the one defined in the English message file. This is usually because the target file was copied from the source and not all of the entries have been translated, yet.
Lastly, if a property is listed as "obsolete", that means that there is a translation but the property no longer exists in the English message file. Therefore it can be safely removed.
It should be noted that these tests were run against the current codebase in CVS and many of the donated translations were done of previous releases or snapshots. So don't be surprised if there are more missing or obsolete properties for your translations than you think.


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The Raven (2012)
The Raven SynopsisThe macabre and lurid tales of Edgar Allan Poe are vividly brought to life - and death in this stylish, gothic thriller starring John Cusack as the infamous author. When a madman begins committing horrific murders inspired by Poes darkest works, a young Baltimore detective (Luke Evans) joins forces with Poe in a quest to get inside the killers mind in order to stop him from making every one of Poes brutal stories a blood chilling reality. A deadly game of cat and mouse ensues, which escalates when Poes love (Alice Eve, Shes Out of My League) becomes the next target. Intrepid Pictures The Raven also stars Brendan Gleeson (In Bruges) and Oliver Jackson-Cohen (Faster).
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Starring: John Cusack, Luke Evans, Alice Eve, Brendan Gleeson, and Oliver Jackson-Cohen
Written by: Ben Livingston and Hannah Shakespeare
Directed by: James McTeigue
Produced by: Trevor Macy, Aaron Ryder, and Marc D. Evans
Length: 110 min
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Syria invites friendly countries to observe general election
Newscast Media DAMASCUS—The Syrian parliament said on Monday that it had sent
invitations to lawmakers from 11 "friendly countries" to attend the June 3 presidential
Syria's parliament speaker said they had sent invitations to the parliaments of Russia,
China, India, South Africa, Brazil, Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, Bolivia, Ecuador and
Armenia, requesting them to dispatch parliamentarians and election experts to follow
up on the upcoming presidential elections in Syria.
The speaker said they would be "grateful" if friendly politicians and experts attend the
elections, describing the elections as "free," "democratic," and "competitive."
The timing of the presidential polls has raised ire of the Syrian opposition and their
regional and international backers, who have labeled it a "parody of democracy."
Opposition groups inside and outside Syria have criticized the decision to hold the
presidential elections in light of the ongoing civil war that has killed more than
150,000 people.
They also stressed that millions of Syrians had fled to neighboring countries as
refugees and do not have access to basic necessities, let alone polling stations.
Government officials said President Bashar al-Assad is the " real guarantee" for the
future of Syria, adding that he has a high chance to be re-elected for a third
seven-year term on June 3.
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DENNIS DODGE STAKES18th RUNNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 20136F IN 1:09.42
JOCKEY ISAIAS ENRIQUEZ, NOOSITO, WINNER: "He's a very good horse. He tries very hard in the mornings. The first time out he won, but the second time out he lost a shoe and had a tough trip. Today, he broke very sharp and was very comfortable. A couple guys put pressure on him early, but he was able to hold them off."
NORTHWEST FARMS STAKES18th RUNNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 20136F IN 1:09.34
JOCKEY JUAN GUTIERREZ, CHU AND YOU, WINNER: "It's too easy because she does almost everything for you. She made me work less. She's really too good. I don't know what else I can say, she does everything right. She's all professional."
JIM BEAM STAKES11th RUNNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 2013ONE MILE IN 1:35.52
JOCKEY CHANTAL SUTHERLAND-KRUSE, HE'S NOT BLUFFIN, WINNER: "Emerald Downs is a really nice track. The surface is amazing, so is the air quality up here. Everything is really nice here. And the fans are outrageous. They're just awesome. I was going to go outside, but the two horses in front of me were stopping. Instead, I had to go between horses and my horse went through that hole really nicely and held his own. He's a really nice horse."
COMCAST SPORTSNET STAKES11th RUNNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 2013ONE MILE IN 1:35.69
JOCKEY JUAN GUTIERREZ, MADAME PELE, WINNER: "I think it's the second time that I've won with this filly. She went down to California and came back today to the Washington Cup ready to win. She was pulling me on the outside, and I told myself not to choke her, but save her for the last stretch. She did the rest."
PEGASUS TRAINING CENTER STAKES46th RUNNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 20131-1/16 MILES IN 1:41.43
JOCKEY ANNE SANGUINETTI, E Z KITTY, WINNER: "It was a carbon copy of the last stake, but she was going even easier. Evelyn's Dancer was a little quicker to chase and this race I was galloping after it. She's very professional. The more I've ridden her, the more we know each other. I feel like she knows what I want, and I know what she wants. Kitty, she loves a fight. She wants to chase a horse. If she gets out by herself, she's not as interested anymore because it's easy. She wants to be in that fight, so I want a horse to follow like that."
MUCKLESHOOT TRIBAL CLASSIC71st RUNNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 20131-1/16 MILES IN 1:40.99
JOCKEY DEBBIE HOONAN, STRYKER PHD, WINNER: "The first part of the race the leaders were going around wide. The track was easy on the inside there, and then someone came in there and took my path. Isaias (Enriquez) had me boxed in pretty good there, but it was set up just enough to where I could get through. Stryker Phd is a dream horse for me."


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