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I contemplated getting a SS for commuting in the winter just because of how hard the rain and muck is on my drivetrain. I think it would be harder on my knees but I could probably manage OK. I would definitely be slower though!
This statement from another member is just waxing poetic :
Nothing wrong with living in the past when it comes to biking.
It's a bike, not rocket science.
Why not just use solid rubber tires and reduce the chances of flats.
@gregf83, the more I thought on your analogy, the more I agree with the parallel. You can drive an automatic exerting less energy from the human perspective. There are fewer motions required to make it drive efficiently and effectively, and the same is true with STI's. Standard transmissions are not about maximizing mileage, but really about the experience. So sorry if I failed to get that up front, or seemed argumentative. I have always owned standards, because I enjoy them, and think they are safer in winter weather. Automatic and CVT transmissions have come a long way, and I don't mean to speak to diminish that.
Originally Posted by The Raven
i have difficulty changing gears with dt levers when going uphill.
coasting, few quotes are worthy of him, and of those, even fewer printable in a family forum......quote 3alarmer
No @coasting, you should stay 100% as you are right now, don't change a thing....quote Heathpack
Single speed advantages: The ultimate in simplicity. No shifters. No derailleurs.
Single speed disadvantages: Very bad for climbing. On a long steep climb, you will have to weave back and forth or walk. You will also have a hard time keeping up with your buddies if there is a strong tailwind because they will be in a much larger gear than you.
Brifter advantages: You can shift while in the drops, which is important for racers. You don't have to move your hand to shift when on the hoods (but you do have to move your hand to shift when on the tops). You can shift while standing.
Brifter disadvantages: Heavier. Expensive. Cluttered. Longer cable causes a split-second delay between clicking the shifter and the chain moving. Bikes that come with brifters cannot accept downtube shifters in the future.
Downtube shifter advantages: Cheap. Clean. Very hard to damage. Crisp shifts due to shorter cable. Easy to use once you get used to them. Many downtube shifters have a friction mode which is compatible with all derailleurs and cassettes. You can shift 9 gears at a time.
Downtube shifter disadvantages: Not optimal for racing because you cannot shift while sprinting in the drops.
how about if standing on the pedals?
coasting, few quotes are worthy of him, and of those, even fewer printable in a family forum......quote 3alarmer
No @coasting, you should stay 100% as you are right now, don't change a thing....quote Heathpack
@v70cat, I am not meaning to say, and don't think that I have said, that SS or DT is superior to integrated. They are just different. And I hated my SS up front. I bought it for the exact reasons Greg listed (crappy weather commuting) and was wholely unsatisfied with it. You can't ride it like a geared bike because you will always be in the wrong gear. And most $500 or less single speeds have crappy components that were picked to meet the "hipster" look.
It was only by accident that I found myself bike less, and started doing long rides on it. And I whined incessantly about it at first. Then someone I respected told me point blank to zip it. I chose to ride it, so I should either ride it and embrace it (and shut up about it) or fix my geared bike. I did both. My SS is no longer a cheap SS: it has hand built wheels, and better freewheel, and bars, levers and saddle tweaked to me. I've had it professionally fit, and its position is comfortable and aggressive. It is different than a geared bike, but not bad different. People have asked me if they should get one for training, and my answer is only if you want to learn bad habits. It has hurt my geared riding, because I don't ride as hard.
Also, you may mean the "our friend Roll" comment as a barb, but I am by no means meaning anything mean spirited or untoward in my comments. I consider BF a conversation among friendly people with different opinions. I have intended no insult toward yours. And you asked about my dog in the Addiction thread. I had to have her put down, so some of my conversation here is simply distraction. Thanks for asking.
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Not relevant for the OP, but I have opted for DT shifters rather STI on a recent steel build which the goal was to come in at sub - 16.5 pds. Saved almost 100 grams using DTs over integrated.
"You were the crash" - W.S.
So sorry for the loss of your dog, pets are a special part of life and I feel your loss.
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no one loves lance.
coasting, few quotes are worthy of him, and of those, even fewer printable in a family forum......quote 3alarmer
No @coasting, you should stay 100% as you are right now, don't change a thing....quote Heathpack
Actually, lots of people still do. Read the comments on any Lance video on Youtube.
Of course you can get from point a to point b with downtube shifters. I used them for many years, as good as anyone using them, including fairly high level racing. But integrated shifters are more convenient ... no getting around it.
The advantage depends somewhat on one's style of riding. If you shift into your easiest gear until you get to the top, then it makes less difference. For a more aggressive rider who wants to change gears as the pitch of the climb changes then it's a big difference.
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Now the dust has settled on Vincenzo Nibali's emphatic victory it's time to look back at the best - and worst - performances of the 101st Tour de France.
Best rider: It's impossible to look beyond Astana's Nibali, the Italian national champion, who wore the yellow jersey for 18 out of 21 stages, winning on four of those days while building up a cushion of almost eight minutes come Paris. Making his competitive debut on the cobbles of northern France, it was here that Nibali took his most significant chunks of time from his rivals - and even before pre-race favourites Chris Froome and Alberto Contador crashed out, the 29-year-old looked very much a champion in waiting.
Favourite stage: Stage 5 to Arenberg Porte du Hainaut had it all - hideous weather, the defending champion crashing out, a wonderful solo win from Belkin's Lars Boom and an emphatic display by Astana and their leader, Nibali. It says a lot that the stage billed as a mini Paris-Roubaix far outshone any Paris-Roubaix in recent years - even when three of the ten cobbles sections were cancelled owing to poor weather. We'll be watching re-runs of this one for the years to come, lapping up the thrills and frequent spills for quite some time.
Worst stage: In stark contrast to what was seen as the grandest Grand Depart of them all in Yorkshire, the Tour's curtain call in Paris was a damp squib. Last year's innovative decision to incorporate the Arc de Triomphe and roll at nighttime was rewarded with a victory from Marcel Kittel to end Mark Cavendish's dominance in Paris - but this year the final stage was stale, boring and far too processional. A time trial to the Champs-Élysées would always struggle to live up to the drama of 1989: perhaps it's time for the Tour to follow the Giro's lead and finish outside the host nation's capital city?
Biggest flop: Taken in the context of their entire wretched season, Team Sky's performance in France was perhaps no surprise - but few would have predicted such a huge fall from grace. Froome's withdrawal showed up the lack of strength in depth in the British-based team - and where Tinkoff-Saxo and Omega Pharma-Quick Step recovered from their own set-backs, Sky were unable to turn things around. Richie Porte ongoing troubles with illness and form highlighted the bizarre (albeit understandable) decision to omit both Bradley Wiggins and Tour of Austria winner Peter Kennaugh; Geraint Thomas, Vasil Kiryienka and Mike Nieve tried to salvage stage wins but never looked convincing. A lot now rides on the Vuelta if Sky are to avoid their most unsuccessful season to date.
Biggest disappointment: Besides Sky and a Plan B of Porte that reeked of desperation, it was a disappointing race for Lampre pair Chris Horner and Rui Costa, and the latest in a long string of setbacks for Spain's Joaquim Rodriguez, who has been a shadow of himself since losing out on the rainbow jersey to Costa last September. Using the Tour as training, Rodriguez had a golden opportunity to win stages and the polka dot jersey, but failed on all counts - reduced to a man pedalling squares and swinging his arm in protest as Rafal Majka slingshot himself up the hill thanks to a moto antenna. But perhaps the most disappointing performance came from Fabian Cancellara, who could only muster fifth on the cobbles and then withdrew half way through the race because of fatigue. Given the way he was riding, this rather conveniently saved the Swiss time trial specialist from being humbled by the imperious Tony Martin in the ITT to Perigueux.
Best tactics: Ag2R-La Mondiale showed that you can have two riders from the same nationality riding for GC without having splits or tension. Putting all their eggs neither in the Peraud or Bardet camp, the team stayed united (despite suggestions to the contrary by Europcar's Pierre Rolland) and would have finished with two men in the top five had Bardet (like Peraud) not picked up an untimely puncture in the final ITT.
Biggest relief: Arnaud Demare (FDJ), who was twice saved by a campervan toilet during one fiery day in the Pyrenees.
Worse illness: Sun-struck Spaniard Dani Navarro (Cofidis) was slaloming across the road like a drunk man on a bicycle on stage 13 to Chamrousse, before coming to a stop and apparently vomiting through the window of his team car. To make matters worse, it was his birthday...
Biggest drama: Alberto Contador's withdrawal after breaking his femur in a high-speed spill before riding on for 20-odd kilometres was far more dramatic than Chris Froome's series of crashes, which reduced the defending champion to a pathetic figure in the sodden roads of northern France. That Froome continued riding with two broken wrists is a credit to his determination and bravery, but last year's winner looked a mere mortal as he called it a day. Contador's crash, not being caught by the cameras, was elevated to mythical status by dint of the drip-feed of reports coming through from his rivals: suggesting, for the most part, downhill recklessness on the part of the Spaniard. Pale and bloodied, Contador battled on before poignantly thanking Mick Rogers and clambering off his bike in the mist.
Most daring move: Tony Gallopin had clearly done his preparations when he launched an attack on the uncategorised climb ahead of the descent to Oyonnax. That he was caught by a select group - including Peter Sagan - before he attacked again with 3km to spare was a sign that Gallopin had was still riding on cloud nine after his Bastille Day stint in yellow. Where many would have given up, Gallopin held on for the victory.
Unluckiest rider: Jack Bauer (Garmin-Sharp) almost succeeded where Gallopin had - but his failure in Nimes was all the more galling given the previous (and largely rain-soaked) 220km he had spent out in front with Martin Elmiger (IAM). Bauer came within a whisker of becoming New Zealand's first ever Tour stage winner; days later, he classily played a large roll in launching team-mate Ramunas Navardauskas towards victory in Bergerac - a first for Lithuania, and some tonic for Jonathan Vaughters' team after a Tour of many setbacks.
Most gutsy ride: One of those setbacks involved the withdrawal of Criterium du Dauphine winner Andrew Talansky (Garmin-Sharp) following a series of nasty crashes. Before the American called it quits, however, he provided one of the most memorable subplots of the entire race when he battled the broom wagon for the last 80km of Saint-Etienne, finishing the stage more than 32 minutes down after refusing the solace of his team car.
Best innovator: Clearly put out by the race organisers' decision to only have one individual time trial, Tony Martin simply created his own extra ITT, dropping fellow escapee Alessandro de Marchi (Cannondale) with 59km remaining before soloing to victory in stage nine to Mulhouse.
Worst crash: It was a Tour of numerous brutal knocks - and none more so than Talansky's high-speed shoulder 'n side spill on the bunch finish at Nancy, primarily because the American was the only rider to go down in the melee. It also came at a critical moment of the stage as the dramatic backdrop of the hectic sprint finale (and another pile-up behind) played out around Talansky's sprawling body. His insistence on confronting Simon Gerrans - whom he viewed culpable - afterwards ensured the crash made the headlines the next day.
Biggest gripe: It's high time the cult of the "selfie" came to an end - and not just in cycling races, a sport hardly conducive to narcissistic youths standing with their back to the action in a bid to capture something worth LOL'ing about online.
Best fans: The people of Yorkshire (when they weren't taking selfies) who came out in their millions - and especially so on the first climb of the entire race, the Cote de Buttertubs. Here, scenes usually witnessed on the legendary Alpe d'Huez played out on a lush rolling hill in the Yorkshire Dales as the famous dry stone walls quite marvellously stayed dry. What scenes.
Best nation: While Germany broke their record with seven wins, four of those wins came from Marcel Kittel and two from Tony Martin, so the jam was hardly spread evenly. The host nation, however, enjoyed their best Tour since the days of Christophe Moreau and Richard Virenque battling an asterisk for a place on the podium or in polka dots. Stage wins for Blel Kadri and Tony Gallopin only tell part of the story: separate Gallopin heroics also secured a rare yellow jersey for France on Bastille Day, while not since the days of Hinault and Fignon have we seen two Frenchman (in Pinot and Peraud) adorn the podium in Paris. With Romain Bardet just missing out on a top five, it was a year to savour for the French - so much so that Thomas Voeckler's usually revered gung-ho breaks became something of an anachronism.
Most untrustworthy hand: Prince William's: all of the five riders who shook the Duke of Cambridge's hand at Harewood House before the official start of the opening stage failed to reach Paris (Cavendish, Contador, Froome, Andy Schleck, Costa).
Best hands-free advocate: Ramunas Navardauskas, who swatted a series of not-so-smart phones from the hands of fans on the Holme Moss climb in Yorkshire - although Vincenzo Nibali gave the Lithuanian crusader a run for his money by inadvertently shoulder barging the phone from an oblivious bikini-clad fan on the Hautacam.
Most unlikely sprinter: That man Navardauskas, again, who book-ended his Tour with two surprise third places in bunch sprints.
Intermediate sprint king: Bryan Coquard, who delighted in sweeping up these points to the bizarre extent that the spunky Frenchman finished ahead of quadruple stage winner Marcel Kittel in the green jersey standings.
Best climber: Rafal Majka's brace of stage wins meant for a second year running - after Nairo Quintana - the best climber of the race actually rode into Paris in polka dots (in the Pole's case, unfortunately a few too many polka dots than strictly necessary). Despite being reluctant to join the Tinkoff-Saxo squad after a gruelling Giro, the 24-year-old's outlook changed after he followed up his second-place at Chamrousse with victory in Risoul then, a few days later, a second win at Pla d'Adet. Go easy on the winking, though, eh, Rafa?
Most loyal lieutenant: Jakob Fuglsang was immense in his role of Nibali's right-hand man at Astana - guiding the yellow jersey over the cobbles in stage five before setting a fast tempo in the mountains. When he crashed heavily on a descent in the Alps he admitted he would have withdrawn from the race had he not felt there was still a job to be done for Nibali. It wasn't until the Dane rode into Paris that the bandages finally came of his left arm and leg.
Best domestique: In between picking up fans' cameras to make an impromptu film and being (allegedly) abused by one Swiss rider in a way more befitting of Luis Suarez, Kevin Reza had a mighty impressive second Tour for Europcar. Whether pacing Thomas Voeckler or Cyril Gautier in the mountains or leading out Bryan Coquard in the sprints, Reza was an ever-present figure on the race and certainly earned his stripes this July.
Worst water carrier: Belgium's Jurgen van den Broeck, whose deliberately discarded water bottle was the cause of Fuglsang's downhill tumble en route to Chamrousse.
Stale champagne award (for the rider losing his bubbles): It's Lotto-Belisol's van den Broeck again, after he fizzed out of the top ten in the stage to Risoul. With so many of the big guns out, the Belgian had a chance to stake his claim only to see his form taper off alarmingly in the final week. Michal Kwiatkowski (Omega Pharma-Quick Step) also struggled to build on a strong start.
Revelation: Despite a bad fall alongside Talansky in stage eight to Gerardmer, Konig followed up his ninth place on the 2013 Vuelta with seventh place in his debut Tour. The Czech also came close to repeating his maiden Grand Tour win in Spain with third place at Chamrousse, just 11 seconds down on the winner, Nibali.
Must do better: It feels a bit awry to label someone who finished in the top ten for 11 of the 21 stages under-performing, but there can be no denying that Peter Sagan probably should have picked up a win at some point during a race in which he seemed to run out of ways of losing stages. Whether he attacked too early or too late, or was afforded no help from his team or his rivals, Sagan run the gamut of botched attempts with a string of second, third and fourth-place finishes. In the end his apparent self-sabotaging hit novel levels when the peloton's best bike-handler someone contrived to crash on the outskirts of Bergerac, leading to Sagan making a contrite apology to all those affected by the crash. Perhaps a change of air and a new challenge at Tinkoff-Saxo will do the 24-year-old some good.
Unsung hero: Brought into Giant-Shimano's team at the last minute, Cheng Ji - China's first ever Tour rider - performed his role as 'The Breakaway Hunter' with aplomb. In fact, the 27-year-old with a penchant for cooking 'Coca-Cola Chicken' buried himself so much on the front of the peloton that his highest finish in the entire three weeks was 145th at Bagneres-de-Luchon. It's no surprise, then, that fans were treated to a Chinese lanterne rouge: thanks to a crash on the Champs Elysees, Ji was lapped by the field in Paris and eventually came home more than six minutes down on Nibali - having spent pretty much an entire extra stage in the saddle than his yellow jerseyed colleague. Chapeau Cheng!
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Shane Doan with a lot of hats
During the Coyotes' 5-1 win over the Islanders on Saturday night, Doan finally got his hat trick in dramatic fashion.
As time was winding down in the third period, Doan's shot beat Islanders goaltender Evgeni Nabokov as the final buzzer went off. A review of the shot showed that Doan waited until the last possible second, literally, to record his memorable first hat trick:
Please recall the Coyotes were burned by a buzzer beater from the New York Rangers and Brad Richards last month. This time, however, the game was well in hand and the Coyotes were trying desperately to help their captain out in the final period.
As Doan pointed out to NHL.com last month, he did net a hat trick for Team Canada against Belarus during the 2007 World Championships. But doing it for the Coyotes, at the NHL level, in the final second of a win, has to be much sweeter for him.
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A New Jersey regulation applicable to payments under the federally financed Aid to Families With Dependent Children program was challenged on income-calculation grounds and, since it authorized payments directly to vendors who provide gods or services to beneficiaries, on the ground that it conflicted with § 406 of the Social Security Act. The District Court upheld the challenges, enjoined enforcement of the regulation "insofar as it violates the federal statute," and ordered the State to "revise the regulation to conform to the federal statute."
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The ICRC has started a programme that will enable families in Congo-Brazzaville to grow their own vegetables. Some 5,700 families in the Pool and Lekoumou regions – many of whom have recently returned to the homes they fled during the fighting – have been given tomato, cabbage and onion seed. Not only will the vegetables ensure a healthier diet, but it is hoped that the families will be able to sell any surplus produce.
As the situation slowly returns to normal, the ICRC has been doing its part to improve the nation's health. Having helped the national and regional health authorities to reopen 18medical centres, many of which required extensive repairs, it is now supplying these centres with essential drugs. In addition, the ICRC has recently completed a programme in Kindamba to feed around 400 severely and 1,100 moderately malnourished people.


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A female listener struck a cord with me the other day as we were pouncing on a husband that insisted his working wife's job should ALSO be to cook.
She said that she also has a full-time job and kids, but she does the cooking exclusively to express her appreciation to her family. In other words, she doesn't look at it as a job that she's hoping to pawn off occasionally on her husband; she ENJOYS going the extra mile for her family.
That made me want to cook.
And I went full-out. No pearls and apron Ala June Cleaver, but I prepared a Greek rub from scratch and massaged that raw chicken between its skin and meat as if I was working for tips.
And I HATE touching raw chicken.
But I love my family... that was my mantra, anyway, during the rubdown. Even made mashed potatoes without a recipe - a scary thought for someone that doesn't cook, but I was determined to show full family love.
Three hours later (because a cleaning freak skeeves out handling raw chicken and needs time to over-Lysol everything), dinner was served. Everything looked so good, angels should have been singing as I opened the oven door. I couldn't wait to perform my "wifey duties" and serve my husband and son.
We sat down, and I intently watched Ethan take a bite. Nothin.
I turned to my son, who will usually put anything in his mouth, and saw a fistful of potatoes smeared on his face. He found a new toy.
I looked at my husband again, who is still silent, but eating. I couldn't take it anymore ....."Well?!!! Say something!!!!"
"If I'm not talking, it's because I'm eating. Take it as a good sign." Hmm. Wise words. Success.
Then I look at my son, and see this:
Almost looks like he's pretending to sleep to avoid eating anymore. This is not helping mommy's cooking reputation. Maybe I took too long to serve dinner (damn you, Lysol).
I thought the dinner was delicious, if I may say so. I was even surprised. We'll see how soon my next "family appreciation" cook-fest happens. In the meantime, I hope the family appreciates left-overs...
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An upgrade on all fronts, the Jetboil Sol Stove weighs ounces less than previous Jetboil cooking systems and provides unwavering performance in temperatures down to 20 degrees Fahrenheit. These improvements are thanks to the Thermo-Regulate Burner Technology, which easily achieves Jetboil's trademark two-minute boiling time and also features a push-button igniter, adjustable flame, and safe, lock-in aluminum cup.
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This column by Barbara Breiter, author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Knitting & Crocheting, originally appeared in The Weekly Stitch newsletter.
Slip stitch patterns are an easy way to add color to your knitting; unlike Fair Isle and Intarsia, you knit with only one color per row so they are less complicated. When knitting slip stitch patterns, some stitches from a previous row are slipped and others are knit or purled with a new color.
When a row is completed, you will have stitches that are slipped which are a different color from the stitches that you just knit with the new color. The slipped stitches will be elongated; this will cause the stitch pattern to pull in, so check your gauge carefully if you substitute one in a pattern that calls for Stockinette or another less dense stitch pattern.
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The house was left to Liza. Grammy had known she was its spiritual heir. Liza was the only one who'd never wanted to leave on Sunday nights, who adored her summer vacations there. Grammy's house — "the old place" — had been in the family for generations. There Grammy taught Liza needlework and baking; there they hand-washed dishes, drying them with Grammy's crocheted towels.
Liza still couldn't believe that Grammy was gone — quickly, as if someone had casually switched off a parlor lamp. Walking through the house, she felt Grammy everywhere. If I open the front door, Grammy will be on the porch, crocheting. When she sees me, she'll smile…
Moving through the quiet rooms, slowly inspecting closets and drawers, Liza found Grammy's project basket with its neat balls of yarn and metal crochet hooks. She sat in Grammy's favorite chair, embracing the basket — remembering…aching…
Then she knew what to do. She'd crochet something, just as Grammy used to.
Liza chose the Open Air Shrug pattern. Generous and lacy, it reminded her of all she loved about Grammy. Even the word "shrug" evoked feelings close to her heart — living lightly, without worry. Crocheted from soft Kitchen Cotton, the shrug had a comforting feel. Its color, Blue Ice, was like the noon sky on a cloudless day.
"Where'd you get that lovely thing?" Steve asked. It was Friday and he'd just arrived on a train full of passengers escaping summer in the city. Liza picked him up at the station. Steve reached across the car's front seat, fingering the openwork sleeve. "It's very charming," he said. "Nice to touch.'"
"I crocheted it," she said, "in only a few days. I'm so glad you like it!"
"I do," Steve said. "It's kind of retro and kind of modern, all at once. Just like you."
"Like me?"
"Exactly like you," he said. "Romantic, whimsical, beautiful you."
All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Selma Moss-Ward is a freelance writer who combines her love of writing and of knitting in her columns, stories, and blog posts. Selma is also an active classical musician and the caretaker of five wonderful pets. She lives with them and her husband in Rhode Island.
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The Lion Brand Yarn Company attends The Craft & Hobby Association Conference and Tradeshow every year and a highlight of the event is our fashion show, hosted by Lion Brand spokesperson Vanna White. At this year's show, we unveiled The 7 Wonders of The Yarn World – a series of sculptures designed by fiber artist Nathan Vincent. Each sculpture represented one of the 7 Wonders in yarn techniques, and we presented a fashion show where each technique was reflected in a variety of fashions.
The yarns featured in the show include Unique, Tweed Stripes®, Bonbons, Homespun, Heartland, Amazing®, Pound of Love®, Heartland Thick & Quick®, Hometown USA®, Homespun® Thick & Quick®, Wool-Ease®, Wool-Ease® Thick & Quick®, Vanna's Choice®, and Vanna's Glamour®.
Below is a selection of garments from the show – click the image to get the free pattern. All of the patterns and yarns in the collection are available at lionbrand.com.
|Knit Fan Lace Tunic
Crochet Painterly Beret
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Crochet Two Way Ribbed Scarf
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|Knit Lacework Hat
Knit Seven Wonders Wrap
|Knit Voyager Vest
Crochet Neon Beginner Scarf
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Knit Simple Hat
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Knit and Crochet 3 Color Top
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Knit Multidirectional Afghan*
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Knit Zig Zag Dress
Ripple Afghan
|Crochet Greenpoint Grunge Cap
Lace Edged Poncho
|Crochet Sunset Stripe Hat
Radiant Ripple Poncho
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Chevron Afghan
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Knit Bobble Beret
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Knit Ski Lodge Cap
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This column by Barbara Breiter, author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Knitting & Crocheting, originally appeared in The Weekly Stitch newsletter.
You're at the end of the row and worked all the stitches but there are still instructions for 3 stitches left. How did that happen?
Most commonly, an error occurred because the knitter failed to pay attention. Distractions are everywhere; family members are talking, the phone rings, the TV is blaring. If you're a newer knitter, it's particularly important to find quiet time to knit so you can avoid errors. Once you become more adept, multitasking becomes easier.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — The Court of Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland has given wrestling's governing body the go-ahead to hold a congress in Moscow despite a suit filed by the organization's former president.
FILA president Raphael Martinetti resigned on Feb. 16, just days after the IOC recommended the sport be dropped from the Olympics in 2020. Martinetti later sued FILA in the CAS, asking it to nullify the election of acting president Nenad Lalovic and prevent FILA from meeting in Moscow on May 18.
CAS on Friday refused to invalidate Lalovic's election and upheld FILA's right to hold its congress. CAS also ruled that Martinetti should remain a member of the FILA bureau.
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Isaiah Lewis
- SS - 2015 - Atlanta, GA - USA
Lewis ran a 6.77 and showed high level defensive tools both in the workout and in the games portion of the showcase. He has hitting tools with quick hands and bat speed. Lewis is very athletic toolsy infielder who could be a high level second baseman next level.
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Jabari Richards
- OF - 2015 - Fayetteville, GA - USA
Richards is a legit two way guy with athletic tools. He ran a 6.89, threw 87 MPH from the outfield, and had one of the better BP rounds at the event. He made consistent hard contact with some pop. Richards was also up to 84 MPH with his fastball on the mound.
David Posas
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Posas was very impressive with the bat in BP making very hard contact with high level bat speed. He has good pop and good hitting tools. Posas showed good defensive actions on the infield with arm strength up to 79 MPH.
Brandon Hill
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Hill has an athletic 6-0/175 lb frame with loose easy actions on the field. He ran a 7.10, threw 87 MPH from the outfield, and threw 85 MPH off the mound. Hill looked very good defensively in the outfield and swung the bat well with good hitting tools. Solid two-way prospect with upside.
Cole Vann
- OF - 2015 - Colquitt, GA - USA
Vann showed very good arm strength in the workout throwing 93 MPH from the outfield and 86 MPH across the infield. He also ran a 7.07 in the sixty. Vann swung the bat well in BP and games and showed some pop.
Khai Anderson
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Anderson was impressive in the workout running a 6.59 and throwing 89 MPH from the outfield. He showed good defensive tools and athleticism in the outfield. Anderson showed quick hands at the plate and has some hitting tools.
Garrett Wise
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Wise has good speed by running a 6.76. He also threw 86 MPH from the outfield and 83 MPH from the infield. Wise swung the bat well and generated real good bat speed. The ball really jumped off his bat and he showed good tools across the board.
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Brown showed outstanding defensive actions and instincts all weekend. He ran a 7.25 and threw 78 MPH across the infield and took a great BP. Brown has good hitting tools with bat speed and a real simple swing.
Miles Moore
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Yorel James
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Is Reggie Jackson ready?
That was the question everyone wanted to know when news broke that Eric Maynor would miss the remainder of the season with a torn ACL.
"Only tonight and the rest of the season will prove it," Jackson said Sunday, 90 minutes before being bumped up to point guard as Russell Westbrook's primary backup. "I've prepared myself as much as I can up to this point. But we'll see. I'm definitely going to come out with a tremendous amount of confidence."
In his first game receiving meaningful minutes, Jackson scored 11 points on 4-for-9 shooting while chipping in four assists and one rebound. He turned it over twice but showed poise and, most importantly, promise that suggests the Thunder will be all right with a rookie now running the second unit.
"I thought he did a good job," said Thunder coach Scott Brooks. "That's a tough position, to be the backup point guard. And I thought he did well. He really controlled the team."
Those words were once reserved for Maynor.
Now, the Thunder must adjust without one of the league's steadiest floor generals. Maynor, you could argue, was the team's second best passer and playmaker behind James Harden. When Maynor came to town, Oklahoma City's second unit became one of the best in basketball.
"Eric has been a great extension of the coaching staff on the floor," Brooks said. "He has a great feel for that second unit, and we've always felt that our second unit had a chance to either increase the lead or catch up if needed."
That's what's at stake with this shake-up.
But Brooks has raved about Jackson's training regimen. Jackson, Brooks has often said, might put in too many hours. Brooks called Jackson a sponge who just "wants more."
"Those were my games," Jackson explained, "working out and preparing myself just in case something like this happens, which none of us ever wanted to happen."
Jackson's assigned assistant coach is Brian Keefe. Before games, after shoot-arounds and any time the practice schedule permits, the two pair up to improve Jackson's game. It's not uncommon for Jackson to arrive at Chesapeake Energy Arena four hours before tip-off to get his customary pre-game workout in.
"I always challenge myself," Jackson said. "I want to be the first one in and the last one out."
With Keefe, Jackson has undergone rigorous sessions of shooting and conditioning, as well as simulating a transition game and the team's sets on offense. During games, to most of which he's had a front-row seat, Jackson said he challenged himself mentally. He thought about things like the clock situation and point differential, who's hot and who's not and timeouts and fouls.
The preparation paid off in Sunday's 108-96 win against the Spurs, as Jackson played 23 minutes and blended in without missing a beat.
"He played well tonight," said Nick Collison. "The problem with this season is we don't get a lot of practice, so he's going to have to pick up a lot of things. But tonight was a good start."
Jackson checked in for the first time with 2:40 remaining in the first quarter. When guard Daequan Cook and center Nazr Mohammed entered one minute later, putting the 5-man B Team on the floor, the second string peeled off a 13-4 run to take a 33-22 lead. By no means was Jackson the catalyst. But he scored two points and didn't mess up.
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Alas! Prince Henry of Battenberg is dead! And, I hope, has gone to heaven, its streets to tread, And to sing with God's saints above, Where all is joy and peace and love. 'Twas in the year of 1896, and on the 5th of February, Prince Henry was buried at Whippingham- a solemn sight to see. As the funeral moved off, it was a very impressive sight- First came the military, and police, and volunteers from the Isle of Wight. Then came the carriage party of the Scots Guards; While the people uncovered their heads as it passed onwards And many of them did sob and sigh When the gun carriage with the coffin was passing by. Prince Henry's charger was led by Richter, his stud groom; And depicted in the people's faces there was a sad gloom When they saw the noble charger of the dead- It seemed that all joy from them had fled. The Queen's carriage was followed by the Princess of Wales, and other Princesses, All clad in gorgeous mourning dresses; And there was a number of military representatives, which enhanced the scene; And as the procession moved along it was solemn in the extreme. Her Majesty looked very sad and serene, Leaning back in her carriage could plainly be seen; And the carriage was drawn by a pair of greys in grand harness; And Her Majesty seemed to be in deep distress. By Her Majesty's side sat the Princess Beatrice And the two younger Battenberg children, looking very nice; And by the coffin walked the elder Prince, immediately Between Prince Louis and Prince Joseph, holding their hands tenderly. The "Dead March" was played by the Marine Band; And the music was solemn and very grand, And accompanied by the roll of muffled drums; Whilst among the spectators were heard sighs and hums. And when the procession arrived at the church of Whippingham, Then the coffin was carried inside- of the good man- And was then laid in its resting place, While sorrow was depicted in every face. Then there was the firing of guns, with their earthly Thunder Which made the people start and wonder; And the tolling of the village bells, While the solemn music on the air swells. And the people said, "Prince Henry was a good man, But now he's laid low in the church of Whippingham." But when the Grim King his dart does throw, None can escape death, high or low. The funeral service was certainly very nice- Which was by the request of Princess Beatrice- Which was the rendering of Sullivan's anthem, "Brother, before us thou art gone"- I hope unto thy heavenly home. No Doubt the Princess Beatrice will mourn for him- But to mourn for the dead it is a sin! Therefore I hope God will comfort her always, And watch o'er her children night and day. Prince Henry was a God-fearing man- And to deny it few people can- And very kind to his children dear, And for the loss of him they will drop a tear. His relatives covered the coffin lid with wreaths of flowers, While adown their cheeks flowed tears in showers. Then the service concluded with "Christ will gather His own"; And each one left with a sad heart and went home.
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It's Just Pain … but he's feeling pretty good
Posted By On August 9, 2011 @ 6:18 am In Hockey,New York Rangers,NHL | 92 Comments
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Kim Kardashian was spotted arriving at Dash boutique in Miami, Florida wearing her Bebe jeans for the second day in a row. If I were her I would be afraid of tripping in her Louboutins since she is toting nephew Mason Dash Disick in her arms and those heels are pretty high. She looks gorgeous as usual though!
Kim Kardashian in Bebe
Kim Kardashian was spotted at the Sony Ericsson Open Tennis Match in Miami, Florida wearing her Bebe jeans again. Kim was chosen to toss the coin for tennis players Roger Federer vs. Florent Serra ahead of their first meeting on the court. I find it hilarious that there is a close up shot of Kim's backside; one of my male friends is rather obsessed with her rather plump derriere! Do you like Kim's style?
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Same outfit, same ShoeDazzle, different shoes, different day… it works for me! Kim Kardashian was spotted en route to another ShoeDazzle event in Miami, Florida wearing her R13 jeans again. Hey we can't expect all celebs to wear an entirely different outfit every day… I have favorites too!
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Kim and Kourtney Kardashian were spotted out and about in Miami, Florida. They took Kourtney's adorable baby boy Mason shopping with them. Kim was wearing her Bebe jeans again and looking super cute in those Louboutin shoes and green blazer!


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