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Hours: 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. year-round every Saturday, rain or shine
Location: Date Street between Kettner Boulevard and Union Street.
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Catt White, The Maestra of the Mercato
Born: Seattle
Early years: Raised in Phoenix, White lived in Cardiff when her two daughters were young but moved back to Arizona to tend to family business and ended up staying 20 years.
Restaurant life: Owned and operated the News Cafe in Phoenix for six years.
San Diego homecoming: After summering here for years, White and husband Jerome moved here after their children were grown.
When it rained six Saturdays out of eight this winter, Catt White wasn't fazed. She could still be found at dawn, dodging between downpours and dragging barricades into place, setting up for the Little Italy Mercato, the certified farmers market she created 18 months ago.
Rain or shine, like mail delivery, White, who has been dubbed the Maestra of the Mercato, and her outdoor store prevail every Saturday on Date Street in the urbane neighborhood just north of San Diego's downtown overlooking the bay.
And, no matter the weather, the people come. Every week, about 3,500 foodies visit the Mercato.
"Two Saturdays in particular, it rained almost all day," White recalled. "The amazing thing was, our farmers and food vendors were still out there with galoshes and umbrellas, ducking under tents during the worst of it.
"We put it in our newsletter. 'You still got to eat even if it's wet. Bundle up and come out.' "
The Mercato will go dark this Saturday for only the third time in its history to accommodate Little Italy's sprawling annual ArtWalk.
Over the years, the Little Italy Association had noodled with the idea of hosting a farmers market and made a couple of halfhearted attempts, but nothing ever really got off the ground. Then, it came up against the force of nature named Catt White.
White, 53, has lived in Little Italy for seven years and is a devout foodie with more than 20 years in the restaurant industry, including owning a cafe in Phoenix. She originally wanted to start a Community Supported Agriculture program in the neighborhood, but met with lackluster enthusiasm at association board meetings and community events until, one day, she got her chance.
"They (the association board) dared me," she said. "They told me if I can figure out how to make it happen, go ahead."
With her characteristic energy, White immediately plowed forward. For inspiration, she thought of the great al fresco markets she frequents when vacationing in San Francisco, New York and Paris.
"I started talking to local chefs and food purveyors and Slow Food San Diego," she said. "I'm on the board of the California Restaurant Association. I knew a lot of the farmers and the chefs involved with the farmers.
"The idea was to create a great neighborhood grocery store out on the street on Saturday mornings."
When it first opened, the Mercato had 40 vendors, just big enough so people could accomplish most of their shopping in one stop, White said. Within three months, the number of vendors grew to 62, which "nicely filled two and a half blocks," she said.


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Although on occasion, these pronouncements may even be true, there's a tendency to take them with a liberal dose of skepticism.
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The rivalry runs deep on the field and off. Fans may not teach their children to spit on the ground when the opposing city is mentioned, but the hatred is palpable -- at least on game day.
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I must be getting near the home stretch of the Saturday Morning Hoodie, because I have finally reached the part that that makes it one: the hood. This last week I sewed in the second sleeve, and then I decided to sew the side and sleeve seams together as well. (This just makes the piece a little more manageable to work on.) After the fronts, sleeves and back are all sewn together at the raglan edges, I can pick up stitches for the hood.
I am working on the second size in this pattern and it tells me to pick up a total of 45 stitches around the neckline. Sometimes, knitting patterns tell you exactly how many stitches to pick up for each section of a neck, but for this pattern the total number is given–and I have an easy way to evenly pick up stitches! (As always, highlighted photos can be clicked on to enlarge.)
I really do like using detachable markers (or safety pins) to mark off sections and all I did was fold the neck in half, and place one marker at the center back. Then I folded each of these halves into quarters and marked each of these sections off. So, with the neck in quarters, I only have to pick up 11 in each section, and one extra (probably at the center back). By working from marker to marker, this makes the job easier than to just hope to have the total number picked up by the time I get to the end of the neck. Another tip: I also like to pick up my stitches with my smaller needle for a neater look and then work with the larger needle for the rest of the hoodie.
After working the hood for 11″, I shaped the top of the hood to create the top of the hood. Then I worked even for another 5" (for the top of the hood) and bound off.
Look! I just sewed the bound off edges to the sides of the center piece and a hood emerges!
All I have to do this next week is the ribbing for the front bands, sewing the pockets to the fronts and working the bands of the pockets. Oh, and one of my favorite things to do – find some great buttons!
How is your hoodie coming along? Leave a comment and let us know!
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This certainly was a good week for me to work on two sleeves that are both identical and symmetrical. It is that time of the year I find myself at college swimming meets for my daughter, which gives me time to enjoy watching her swim and also work on a great take-along projects–like sleeves to the Saturday Morning Hoodie!
Whenever I finish knitting the fronts and back for a cardigan, I think about how I can work another part of the sweater before I sew in the sleeves. If I could have started the hood at home while my sleeves-in-progress were in my knitting bag, I might have done that but…this is a "raglan" sweater, which means that the top edge of the sleeves are part of the neck. In raglan sweaters, there are no shoulder seams just the diagonal seams that connect the sleeves to the back on one side and a front on the other. So, I have to complete the sleeves and sew them to the fronts and back before I can work on the hood.
One question I always ask myself when making a sweater is whether the length of the sleeves will be long enough. I have longer arms than most, and usually I have to add an inch or more to a pattern. For a cardigan that does have shoulder seams, I have my knitting students (as well as myself) sew up the shoulder seams and try on the sweater before they start the sleeves. Then we can measure how long the sleeves for their sweater should be. But for this raglan, there is another easy way to if you need to make the sleeve longer or shorter. Remember that the reason that raglan sleeves look so long is because they are knitted all the way up to the neck.
If you look at all the schematics for all sizes of the Saturday Morning Hoodie, you can see that the length of the raglan itself is the same on the sleeves, back, and raglan edge of the fronts. Looking again at all the sizes, I see all the total length of the sleeves are 2″ more than the total length of the back. So, if you have already made your back the length called for in the pattern, just hold up that back to yourself (as if it were the sleeve) with the top up to the neckline. When I did this, I could see that a couple more inches in length would be just right – so I kept the sleeves the same length as called for in the pattern. If you do want to shorten or lengthen the sleeves, then you only have to add or subtract length before you work your raglan shaping.
After I worked the sleeves, I lightly blocked them like my back and fronts and using detachable markers, I have attached one of my sleeves to the front and the back.
I always use markers when sewing up any seams and just work from "marker to marker." This makes finishing a little less daunting and I won't have to worry about one side ending up longer than the other.
I sewed together the stitches that were bound off for the underarms by sewing stitch to stitch as shown below:
But for sewing up the raglans, I use the "mattress stitch" (below), sewing together the "bars" of the stitches.
I also always sew up my raglans with the right side facing me and since I worked my raglan decreases a stitch in from the edge, it makes for a much neater and easier seam to work!
Now, I will just sew in that other sleeve and then I'll be able to pick up stitches and start the hood!
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With the back of my Saturday Morning Hoodie finished, it's now on to the fronts! It certainly is not too late for any of you to join in, because with a stitch gauge of 2 1/2 stitches to the inch, this hoodie "grows" very quickly. I really like working the back of a sweater (especially a cardigan) first for a few reasons. Usually, they are symmetrically shaped and for a cardigan, you can just work the fronts to correspond the back when it comes to the underarm and side raglan shaping.
A great addition to this hoodie pattern (since it became our Winter KAL) are the detailed instructions for the right front as well as the left. Many times, knitting patterns with a left and right front won't include full instructions for the second front, but rather tell you to just "reverse" the shaping directions of the first side. Sometimes this isn't a problem, but this hoodie has the pocket facings (the fronts of the pockets) made simultaneously with the rest of the front, so it can be nice to have them spelled out for you.
The instructions start with the left front, and I thought I would take some pictures along the way to show how that front along with the pocket facing progresses. Sometimes a picture (or two, or three) makes the instructions much easier to comprehend.
OK, so I worked the ribbing for my left front then after a couple rows of stockinette stitch, I placed the side stitches called for on a holder. The ones on the needle are for the pocket facing (which is the outside, or front of the pocket). Then I knit on just those stitches for 9″. (To enlarge any of these photos, simply click on them.)
Then, the facing stitches were placed on another holder, and I did a "switcheroo" by placing those originally held stitches back onto the needle. Then I cast on stitches to this needle that will be the part of the left front – behind the pocket.
The front stitches are knit up for 9″, and then the stitches I had just cast on are bound off. (This creates the back of the pocket.) On the next row the stitches on hold for the pocket facing are joined with the rest of the stitches. This makes a nice, seamless join–and as long as I am careful sewing the inside of front to the facing–it will look great. (I'll do that a little later.)
Then, after working a few more inches of stockinette stitch, I followed the instructions for the raglan shaping when the front measured the same as the back to the armhole. Of course, I will only shape on the armhole side. The pattern calls for shaping at the neck about 2″ less than the back. I found I still had to do about 3 more decreases at the raglan edge as well before it was all finished. When I had 2 stitches left, I just worked them together and fastened off.
The right side is worked just like the left, only that the pocket facing is on the right side as you can see below. The instructions give all the numbers – so it is much easier! Both of the fronts curled quite a bit, so I again just lightly blocked them with a spray bottle and let them dry.
Later, I will be picking up along the pocket edges and lightly sewing those pockets on the inside. Since this is a raglan, I'm really not able to do any seaming yet as I need to make those raglan sleeves to join the fronts and the back. The sleeves are both the same, so no reverse shaping will be necessary this upcoming week. Forward, knit!
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I think that if there ever was a "Winter to Knit" contest, this winter would take 1st prize! It's great to see so many of you join our Winter Knit-Along (KAL) and it certainly is not too late to join making the Saturday Morning Hoodie. Some of you have ordered your yarn, or already have your yarn, or may still be wondering what yarn to use. In last week's post, I wrote about how this sweater uses Wool-Ease Chunky – a category 5 yarn – which is a bulky weight. I had also suggested some other bulky yarns that would work great for this pattern. Then I saw the blog post here on the Lion Brand Notebook talking about using two colors (two strands) of yarn to make beautiful colors. I brought out some of my worsted weight yarns and found that holding two strands together of worsted Wool-Ease or 2 strands of Fishermen's Wool, works up great at a gauge of 10 sts = 4" (the gauge in the pattern.) If you don't mind holding two strands together, and haven't found the yarn you want to use, or would like to use two colors together, this is a great option. Just remember that you will need double the yardage of yarn called for the Wool-Ease Chunky.
Before I talk about how far I was able to get on the Saturday Morning Hoodie, please print out an updated version of the pattern if you haven't already. There are a few corrections to the original (they appear in red type in the "Corrections" section and are incorporated in the pattern below), but there is a great addition to this pattern: Many times a pattern for a cardigan will instruct you to work the second front by working it the same as the first front, but tell you to reverse shaping. For some knitters who have done this before, it doesn't cause too many problems, but to make this pattern even more accessible, the reverse instructions for right front are now a part of the pattern! Next week, I'll talk about how the pockets are knit at the same time the fronts are worked, but all the instructions are there for both fronts now.
So, this week I worked and finished the back of my hoodie and I was happy how it worked up, but even happier when I blocked out my back piece. When I was finished with the back, it, like many other stockinette stitch pieces curled:
This can make the finishing more difficult, but there are ways to make your pieces more "finishing friendly." When I finished my back, I dampened it with a spray bottle and then just pinned it to the correct measurements (see below). Many times after I dampen the pieces, I can just gently pull them out to the correct size. When the pieces dry, they are ready for finishing. (I didn't pin the ribbing so it wouldn't stretch out–but it looks like the schematic to me!)
The other way I made this back "finishing friendly" was to do work my decreases a stitch in from the edge (see below). In other words, I worked an edge stitch, then either knitted or purled the next two stitches together. This makes an edge that it much easier to sew to the raglan edges of the sleeves. I'll make sure to work the other raglan edges like this on the sleeves and front raglan edges as well.
I'm on to the fronts now and will work that left front with pocket first (I'll also keep the back handy to compare to the fronts), so let's continue on together. Keep those fingers busy and keep warm!
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I am very happy to be here again to lead our 2011 Winter Knit-Along (KAL) with all of you! I think the Saturday Morning Hoodie is a great choice for so many reasons, and I know you will enjoy making it during the rest of what has been a very cold and snowy winter. It is hard to believe that it has been a year since our Inishturk Sweater Knit-Along (finished sweater from that KAL is at the right), and this winter has made that sweater such a welcome sight in my sweater closet (and yes, my kitty still likes it too), so I know the Saturday Morning Hoodie Knit-Along will be just as rewarding!
Although there is a handsome young man modeling this year's Saturday Morning Hoodie, it truly is a unisex garment that will look great on so many of us! So, let's talk about sizes, yarn choices and one of my favorite subjects (really!): gauge.
So, first and foremost–the pattern is free and if you haven't already–go and download the pattern and print it out; click here for the pattern. [Editor's note 1/27/11: We updated the pattern with written out instructions for the reverse shaping and some extra clarification, so if you downloaded the pattern previously, please click the link to re-download it.]
Now, what size to make? It appears at first glance that the pattern is written for 12 different sizes – but in reality there are six. Since this is a unisex pattern, the six sizes are sorted by standard men's sizes and standard women's sizes. Either way, the finished sizes for this pattern are 40 (44, 48, 52, 56, 60)". When trying to choose a size, I usually look at a garment that I have already similar to the weight and fit like the one in the picture – then I just measure it around the chest. This garment is loose-fitting, so when choosing a size, keep in mind that it should be about 4-6″ larger than actual bust or chest measurements.
I've decided to make the second of the six sizes: the women's medium (or men's small) with a finished bust of 44″. I really do like this hoodie, but am making a size that my husband can wear as well if he likes. (I always say that, but it's yours truly who is always chilly!)
The yarn called for in this sweater is Wool-Ease® Chunky which is a bulky weight yarn and is a "Category 5" yarn by weight (thickness). Other Category 5/bulky weight yarns that would work great for this would be Alpine Wool, Tweed Stripes, Homespun, or–for a more season-transitional yarn–Baby's First, which is a cotton/acrylic blend. I've decided to work this one in the Wool-Ease Chunky and have chosen the color "Wheat" – a great natural shade with flecks of black and brown.
For the 44″ finished size, the pattern calls for 9 skeins of the Wool-Ease Chunky, so my choice was an easy one! If you want to make this in another bulky-weight yarn, make sure that you go by yardage for the correct amount of yarn. Each skein of the Wool-Ease Chunky has 153 yard (140 meters) so this converts to approximately 1380(1530, 1690, 1840, 1990) yards [or about 1260 (1400, 1540, 1680, 1820) meters for the six sizes].
I've been working with my gauge and found that the US 13 needle called for in the pattern was the right size to get the 10 sts and 13 rows for 4 inches. I know as a knitting teacher that gauge is not always easy for many knitters, but stick with it and make sure to change needles until you get the right gauge! And if you need a "refresher" on gauge, click here. (For the best results, be sure to wash/block the swatch just as you will the finished garment to get a "finished" gauge.)
I've already cast on my stitches for the back on my smaller needles (US 11) and am working on the ribbing. I'm looking forward to your comments, so let's knit and keep those fingers warm this winter! See you next week!
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Had my 9yo out for a ride yesterday. Usually if I am without children I ride the parkways around here. All have paralelling Multi-Use-Trails, and since we are still working on his "Road" skills and awareness we were using the MUT, instead of the road. In all my years riding I have rarely seen this happen so yesterdays ride was even more bizarre in that it happened over and over and over again.
We did a 10 mile out and back crossing through 12 intersections. 3 of the intersections had the standard push the button wait for walk signals. It was the other 9 where the "incidents" happened that have left me dumb-founded.
We would pull up to the edge of the road to cross, and look both ways for cars coming. As the cars approached the intersections, they stopped and would not proceed until we had crossed safely in front of them. The cross roads had speed limits between 35-45 MPH, but these people would stop completely and wait for us to cross even though there were no stop signs or traffic lights regulating they do so. Sure there were a couple who didn't but I would estimate 75-80% of them did!!
I have always instructed my sons when we get to intersections NOT to trust the signals, the crosswalks or the drivers, and to be sure they look the drivers in the eyes to make sure the drivers knew they were there. But this just through me for a loop. If it had only happened once I would have been fine, PLUS they even stopped from both directions a couple of times. We both made sure to include a "thank-you" wave to the drivers who stopped.
With all my negative experiences with drivers, and all the posts I have read, I felt compelled to share yesterday's Bizarre experiences.


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Willkommen to wildflower season in Fredericksburg, Texas
FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS — As someone who grew up not far from this inspiring little German settlement, there's two things I can tell you about it: 1. There is never a bad time to visit and 2. While No. 1 is unequivocally true, the best time to visit is between now and Memorial Day.
The Texas Hill Country can be a hard place to love with its propensity for droughts, hot summers and temperamental winters. The rocky land is a stew of intermittent loamy soil, limestone, clay and shale — remnants of prehistoric global cataclysm.
But every spring, the good earth sends an annual love letter: A reminder of how natural landscape's severity doesn't preclude its potential for beauty.
That love letter is wildflowers, and the undisputed heavyweight champion of wildflowers in the Texas Hill Country, and incidentally the state flower, is the bluebonnet.
Thanks to a demure winter and soggy spring, bluebonnets are already washing across the landscape, and flushing the thorny, hardscrabble prairies of Gillespie County and its neighbors with color.
Visitors today can drink in all that color from a local winery, peach orchard, former president's ranch, granite dome or the porch of a Sunday house thanks to historical preservation.
The road to Fredericksburg
Most folks enter Fredericksburg from the east, via U.S. 290. From Oklahoma, one could fly into Austin, San Antonio or even Fredericksburg, but a leisurely drive down U.S. 281 is scenic day spent winding through the Hill Country.
U.S. 281 meets U.S. 290 in Johnson City, Texas — ancestral home of late President Lyndon Baines Johnson. In Johnson City, you'll find the visitor center for the LBJ National Park as well as his boyhood home and Johnson Settlement.
About 15 miles west of Johnson City, with Fredericksburg another 16 miles to go, is the tiny town of Stonewall. This is home to some of the world's best peaches and The LBJ Ranchlands, run by the Texas State Parks Department. A self-guided driving tour goes past the Old Junction School where Johnson received his primary education, LBJ's birthplace, family cemetery and finally the coup de grace, his Texas White House.
Under the broken shadows of epic live oak, the Texas White House is a four-star tour for history buffs. The house is immaculately preserved. Furniture from Johnson's presidential period looks like it was delivered last Tuesday. LBJ's collection of cars, including one that was part boat, and the hangar and airstrip used to land the one-time POTUS are also on display.
Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farmstead is on the grounds. The authentic Hill Country farm illustrates life as it was for most pioneer families. The living history farm features interpreters in period costume performing household chores in various authentic structures.
The remaining 16 miles of highway to Fredericksburg are dotted with peach stands and wineries. U.S. Highway 290 might not be the autobahn, and if you forget to slow down, a friendly Texas Highway Patrolman will remind you, but Bavaria is just minutes away.
Once in this mid 19th Century German pioneer settlement town, quaint will land between your eyes like a Max Schmeling right cross. The town of a tic more than 10,000 is a mix of classic Bavarian village, prairie charm and modern art colony.
On Main Street, which is home to about 150 specialty shops, the downtown Pioneer Museum Complex provides a glimpse of early life in Fredericksburg. Across the street in the marktplatz sits a statue honoring founder John O. Meusebach near the Vereins Kirche Museum. Soon after Meusebach and friends established roots in 1846, an eight-sided Vereins Kirche (society's church) was built in the center of the town's main thoroughfare. It acted as town hall, school, fort, and a church for all denominations as traffic in its evolving forms wound around it.
The original building was demolished about 50 years later. In 1935, locals built a new Vereins Kirche as a pioneer memorial. This memorial is at the center of the marktplatz, or town square, where numerous festivals are hosted but is even more attractive for a quiet sit with the resident water wheel or sculpture of the country's longest uninterrupted peace treaty, forged between German settlers and the Indian tribes they neighbored.
Throughout town you'll find Sunday houses. Original pioneers received a land grant package, which included a small town lot and 10 country acres. Settlers working their country acres often used their town property to erect small, functional houses to retire to after conducting Saturday business and rise early to attend church and perhaps return to for fellowship before the trek back to the farm. Sunday houses were, to the truest extent, townhomes.
The Weber Sunday house can be toured at the Pioneer Museum.
The National Museum of the Pacific War is dedicated to those who served in the Pacific theater during World War II under Admiral Chester W. Nimitz.
Nimitz, the last of the five star admirals, was a native of Fredericksburg. His grandparents, among the first settlers, were proprietors of the Steamboat Hotel, the original building on the site. The complex consists of the Admiral Nimitz Museum, the George Bush Gallery, the Garden of Peace, the Pacific Combat Zone, the Memorial Wall, and the Plaza of the Presidents.
Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park, about three miles from Main Street, features an 18-hole golf course, picnic pavilions, The Live Oak Wilderness Trail, a swimming pool, an RV park and fishing hole.
Eat, drink, be merry
Fredericksburg boasts more than 70 restaurants and bakeries featuring German, Bavarian, Texan, Mexican, Asian and Italian foods. Add 10 nearby wineries, and you've got the makings of a truly unforgettable food-and-drink getaway.
We visited Pedernales Cellars, Becker Vineyards, Torre di Pietra, Grape Creek Vineyards, and brand-new Messina Hof tasting room during our trip. Each carried wine you'd be proud to pack up and serve at home. Each offered scenic, relaxing venues to relax, perhaps picnic and enjoy some of your newfound wine.
Meanwhile, what better way to spend a day than hopping from one tasting room to another before a nice dinner out?
During my visit, I had dinner at The Cabernet Grill, which features a crowd-pleasing menu of chops and local fare like quail. Opened in 2002 by Chef Ross Burtwell, the Cabernet Grill is part of the Cotton Gin Village accommodations. The Cabernet Grill features Texas wines and Texas Hill Country cuisine, which consists of game, Southwest flavors, classic German smoking technique and local ingredients.
My visit was during the fall Wine Festival, which included a cocktail party at August E's. Chef Leu Savanh and his wife Dawn opened in 2004, bringing considerable experience from the Dallas-Ft. Worth metro. The menu combines Hill Country cuisine and sushi. Savanh's sushi would stand up to our Tokyo Restaurant in quality and exceed it in artistry.
One of the town's tastiest finds is Chocolat, where since 1984 chocolatier Lecia Duke has been creating handcrafted liqueur-infused pralines and specialty confections. Her inventory of rare Fortunato No. 4 Peruvian chocolate is small but worth hunting down as it offers the soul of chocolate, demonstrating how it came to be one of our most precious commodities.
Peach production is fiercest from June through early August, but the early spring and gentle winter might lead to earlier yield like the wildflowers surrounding this early spring.
Bluebonnets aren't exclusive to Fredericksburg. But the community founded on education and cooperation offers stunning views of them with their multicolored cousins plus while offering a premiere destination for wine lovers, peach lovers, history buffs, bikers, hunters, fishermen hikers and spelunkers.
It's not hard to imagine old Johnny Meusebach, Fredericksburg's founder, perusing a multicolored field of wildflowers and wondering why his tribe of Germans couldn't live in the same kind of harmony with the locals they'd impeded. It's inspiring to think that just as wildflowers combine to create beauty in unlikely places, those Fredericksburg forefathers' spirit of cooperation and inclusion was the seed from which the town's current success grew.
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"By utilizing disturbance you can circumvent the strength, focus, and potential counterattacks of a live attacker. Often in the vacuum of a dojo we can apply punishing joint locks that make our partners whimper. Unfortunately we are working with a level of compliance that ignores the power of adrenaline charged muscles (which can ignore pain and significantly resist your efforts) and the volatility of swinging fists, feet, and forehead of an opponent that wants to take you out."
"How to Counter Joint Locks, Arm Bars, and Body Controls," by Matthew Apsokardu
Many years ago, I decided to throw some USDA prime, red meat on the table in an Aikiweb forum:
At the risk of making myself seem pessimistic about the very art in which I had already trained for years, and of which I have almost always considered excellent for both self-defense and spiritual health, I learned much from disagreeing Aikidoka over a wide rank spectrum. As far as when I began abusing run-on sentences, that is a different matter.
Something I thought of, Matthew, after reading your piece, is something we each said about a martial-situation uke's chemically altered brain. I believe that minor pains might be bearable. Then I remembered a cinematic, traumatic arm bar that Seagal utilizes on the totally evil bad guy. Toward the end of "Above the Law," Seagal's character breaks the elbow joint of a character I increasingly despised throughout the film. Now, The human body simply will not produce enough endorphins (morphine-within) or any combination of neurotransmitters to remotely alleviate an excruciating joint-break trauma such as this.
Also, Aikido practiced most of the time in the dojo, and Aikido technique for a martial situations do differ. For example, kaiten-nage can be a smooth and relatively innocuous throw often in the dojo, but there are five critical moments in this technique in which rather destructive strikes can be executed.
I appreciate your piece because sometimes is is essential to check what we are learning and its efficacy.
Thanks a lot for your thoughts Drew! I admire your survival skills for coming out of a forum argument alive and in one piece, hahaha.
Watched the video, and a couple of things were obvious.
One, the applications of techniques were not centered or designed to be be taken to the point of injury, it was the playful demonstration and playful practice.
Two, what a wonderful exercise of balance and technique. I haven't seen anything so skillful since I had a class with Professor Wally Jay when he came and taught at our little dojo in Waretown, N.J. back in the 1990s.
Ya gotta realize, these two people were practicing and not trying to harm each other … watch their banter and the student grasps what the teacher is doing .. no word necessary. Great video.
Take the time to spot all the mistakes … it should wake some people up …
One of the really cool things about aikido is that the techniques are REALLY subtle. Done well, pain is not the operative factor even in nikkyo or sankyo. There may be pain, but the body is moving almost involuntarily because the power of the technique is channeled along skeleto-muscular lines of weakness, ki, if you will.
…oh. the key to countermeasures is in ukemi. once you know the trajectory of the technique through taking falls forever, you can also get a little ahead of nage's intended trajectory. the technique comes off the rails and you can use the residual velocity to lead into your own kaeshi-waza…
Very good video. In Yoseikan Aikido, we have a kata of counter techniques called Hyori No kata. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onQKHi5If8E


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Rand Paul is the first candidate for president in 2016 to answer the call of the Vermont Republican Party.
The executive director of the Vermont Republican Party, Jeff Bartley of Colchester, announced last week that Paul will speak Aug. 31 at the Whitcomb House Bed and Breakfast in Essex. The event is a Republican fundraiser, and seats range from $65 for general admission to $2,000 for a private reception and photo opportunity with the senator. It is billed as a casual summer barbecue.
A senator from Kentucky, Paul is the son of former presidential candidate and Sen. Ron Paul. Like his father, he espouses Libertarian principals. He is one of 17 candidates vying for the Republican presidential nomination.
"We've reached out to a lot of the candidates," said Bartley, who also serves on the Colchester Selectboard. "We know Vermont is not that important of a state (for elections) in the grand scheme of things, but it has an early primary … We really want to know what they have to say, and hopefully a lot of them will take advantage of the invitation.
"Every candidate brings something different to the table that fits the party," he continued. "We are a diverse party and we want to be welcoming to all Republicans."
Bartley acknowledged that Paul's Libertarian bent meshes with Vermont's independent streak.
"Vermont, in general, has a message of freedom and decentralization," he said. "That fits the Libertarian mold. Paul's message of personal responsibility and fiscal conservatism will resonate here."
The deadline to purchase tickets is Aug. 25. The initial response has the party thinking about installing an overflow tent for the 6 p.m. event. The Whitcomb House Bed and Breakfast is located at 199 River Road, near the Essex/Jericho town line.
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I wanted to thank you once again for the excellent care which Daddy received from you and from all the Summerdown and Pentlow staff during his stay. He really could not have been in a better place for this closing chapter of his life, and once he had settled in and got to know the staff he was really happy to be so well looked after.
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Mary was presented with a beautiful trophy at the awards in Brighton, which was hosted by actress, writer and presenter Helen Lederer.
Judges were looking for an organiser who provides a needs led, varied and appropriate programme for their care home residents. Following the nomination, Mary was invited to a judging session.
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Fed Warns The Plunge In "Routine" Jobs Won't Slow Down Anytime Soon
Employment in the United States is becoming increasingly polarized, growing ever more concentrated in the highest- and lowest-paying occupations and creating growing income inequality. As the Dallas Fed explains, market changes involving middle-skill jobs in the U.S. are hastening labor market polarization. So-called "Routine" jobs have declined from 58% of employment in 1981 to 44% in 2011, while both types of non-routine jobs have expanded. The number of routine jobs declined in every recession since 1970, as did most other types of jobs. However, routine jobs always rebounded during the economic expansions that followed the recessions of the 1970s and 1980s.
This pattern changed dramatically in the three recessions since 1990. None of the routine jobs lost in these downturns came back in the following expansions.
This is a problem since middle-skill, routine jobs still account for almost half of all existing jobs; and as the Dallas Fed concludes, the pace of labor market polarization is unlikely to slow down anytime soon.
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Above average people don't do "routine" jobs, don't these guys know anything.
What do you think they want 'Immigration Reform" for?
Its the new slave trade, and most of the 'immigrants' don't seem to get it.
It's about the votes Einstein. It's not about lawn care.
I prefer this article to the other one of the same name and content.
I agree... it's newer... and newer is better.
Just like the new way they calculate GDP and the number of unemployed...
That Janet Yellen is so hot right now!
You can say that again!
You can say that again!
They are actually not the same. On the other one there is a typo, it is supposed to read "Poutine". The "first lady" has publicly declared poutine taboo, and, well, have you priced the ingredients to make real gravy lately?
All jobs are routine.
It's a sliding scale.
It ranges from the 'routine' to the 'poutine'. power + routine = poutine.
Anyone of us could be a robot and not even know it.
You could be one.
I could be one.
The guy who thinks he's a successful Zero Hedge contributor?
There could be robots on this site right now having conversations with each other and not even know it.
The internet is a house of illusion.
Deckard: Suspect? How can it not know what it is? Tyrell: Commerce, is our goal here at Tyrell. More human than human is our motto. Rachael is an experiment, nothing more. We began to recognize in them strange obsession. After all they are emotional inexperienced with only a few years in which to store up the experiences which you and I take for granted. If we gift them the past we create a cushion or pillow for their emotions and consequently we can control them better.
It's about cheap labor, and secondarily, votes.
It's about the votes Einstein,
It's also about wrecking the social and racial cohesion of the country.
That too, Niels Bohr,
which you touch on another issue;
They care only about themselves. They could care less if getting re-elected would destroy the lives of hard working people.
That's good, because 90% of Americans are above average.
McDonalds needs to cut the shift to 6 hours and add a fourth shift.
Or 24 one hour shifts.
What the Fed Res needs....what the US Govt needs....what the US economy needs....is the equivalent of another Internet. A treetrunk with many branches.
Betcha a goddamn million dollars...the fucking US military is sitting on such a thing, right fucking now.
I guess that's the news the market needed to push to yet a new all time high by the close.
well investment banking and trading rigged stocks is pretty routine....why did they come back?
Weber Grill has the nerve to sell this fucking hubcap with a wire rack inside for $30 and to top it off, manufacture it in China. https://c7cf1aee0f9592118cd3-45a8e764187dff1857a6ffe8280848dc.ssl.cf2.ra...
So after working at your shit job as a fry cook, paying your rent, paying for your overpriced food you can somehow afford to spend $6lb on ground meat to put on this piece of junk.
Shit and I'm rolling my roadkill up in bananna leaves and just throwing it in the old campfire. There's a great invention every day ya just gotta look around I guess.
if you can get your hands on bananna leaves, you could get a bananna...screw the roadkill...
I don't barbie my banannas Hoss but I agree, screwing roadkill is kind of a lasVegas thaing
Ummm...I bought one of those a couple years ago for 15$.
Still works...not as good as my hasty bake.
I like my little hubcap but I bought it when it was made in the U.S.A. and good ground beef was $1.49/lb.
I could actually use it back then because I had a job and a house.
Now it's the George Foreman grill in the Apt., and chicken.
But its a "WEBER"!! Every store has them, so it's gotta be good.
Home Despot and bLowes would never sell you crap.
With a name like Weber, it's got to be the highest quality bucket ur hard-earned money can buy
I bet that puppy will be part of of the legacy of many generations of family get togethers and good times
30 bucks is a steal. Dont be stupid. Buy them all up before you can't find them anymore
It's those routine meals people can't find that the Fed/gov should be really worried about. Only nine away from....
Most of the government jobs are routine and they keep expanding.
15.00 dollars an hour will help too..
That's what Steve Jobs told Barry; "Jobs ain't coming back."
Lying to the American population seems to have become routine, when do they get rid of politicians, regulators, and MSM reporters?
You pineing for NoKo again?
Well then, the FED will keep flooding the corporations/banks/insurers with endless liquidity and bailouts to ensure that the slaughter of the middle class and the polarization of society continues!
how about website page editor?...oops that job doesn't exist
The oligarchs are consistently destroying good jobs in the United States, pushing corporations to go offshore or to bring foreign workers here or to flood the country with an immigration wave that pushes against available good jobs.
So, now, they are warning us that the good jobs they are taking away they will continue to take away; that it is a process set to continue.
Well, the jobs that need to be taken away are the jobs of the oligarchs, of the politicians they've purchased and of the voter and public trough mobs that take their marching orders from the tyrants.
If this cartel is not removed, not only will there be continued loss in jobs in America, with all profit going to the international oligarchs, but there'll be continued loss in freedom and, soon, the final destruction of the nation our fathers built.
It is way pass time that Americans run these people out of town. They don't belong here, they were not elected, they took over the Congress, they took over the Presidency, and the courts, all to use for their own purposes.
And it's time we stop taking orders from them.
Who do we mean? The people who own the printing press that prints the dollars that buy the incumbent members of Congress that expands the reach of almost every government department that floods their toadies with enough money that the cries and pleadings of the people can be ignored.
This trend benefits publicly traded companies, in turn shareholders whom represent the bulk of Americans, so it's break-even, right?
Eh, maybe not -
American Exceptionalism needs no "routine jobs" going forward.
Yep, exceptionally American engineers will figure out a way to match the productive efficiency of equally educated Chinese engineers who work for $250 a month.
Well, it's not like the Fed ever spelled out what kind of jobs QE would create
Take this job and love it
You ...do ...realise that QE and global free trade are not the same ...right?
I'm thinking, hopefully, folks opposed to, say, the TPP aren't convinced that a protest outside the Fed reserve will effect changes to the TPP, or any other trade agreements.
I contend all of us understand what you are saying, but your statment underlines the mess we are in. Neither policy is helping to create the longterm and sustainable kind of jobs we need.
Creating jobs in a mature market should be required to pass a certain "taste" test. It should be pointed out that while America is creating jobs it is costing a huge amount. I'm referring to the massive government deficit which I feel is the fuel driving our still rather weak growth. Is it sustainable, and just as important are these the right kind of jobs and will they last?
When a job that falls outside the description of government worker fails to make economic sense it becomes a form of working welfare with the taxpayer picking up the tab. We as a country and as a society have paid dearly for each unsustainable job created through government incentives and partnerships, because of the nature of many of these jobs we might even call them temporary. More on this subject in the article below.
Yeah well the Fed can let the government know that the plunge in "routine tax collections" won't be slowing anytime soon either...
At the same time they can tell the government that the cost of paying people to never work again during their lifetime is going to increase sharply. The numbers don't work.