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Barry Gaulton
- Associate Professor
- Ph.D. 2006 Memorial University
- M.A 1997 Memorial University
- B.A 1993 Memorial University
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Phone: 864-8872
Office: QC 2009
Research Interests
My research focuses on life in Eastern North America and Newfoundland during the 17th century. The broad themes I am interested in include Historical archaeology, vernacular architecture, material culture, military archaeology, maritime archaeology, and transhumance. For more informtaion on my interests, please refer to the list of publications and supervised student research below.
Current Research Projects
My current research invloves ongoing excavations at Ferryland, Newfoundland, which focuses on George Calvert's colony of Avalon (1621) and the subsequent plantation established by Sir David Kirke in 1638. Visit www.colonyofavalon.ca for more details.
Ferryland Interim Report 2011
Ferryland Interim Report 2012
I am also investigating transhumant forager-fishers in Newfoundland and Labrador at Sunnyside, Newfoundland.
And analysing Seventeenth-century Ottoman clay tobacco pipes.
Graduate and Honours' Students
Adrian Morrison. (co-supervision with Dr. Michael Deal). Research Topic: The Archaeology of an Eighteenth-Century Fishing Settlement in Canso, Nova Scotia. (in progress)
Arthur R. Clausnitzer Jr. (co-supervision with Dr. Peter Pope) Research Topic: A comparative study of fishing sites in the Gulf of Maine and the English Shore of Newfoundland, 1600 to 1763. (in progress)
Tom E.G.S. Cromwell. Research Topic: A study and analysis of the 18th century defenses of Newfoundland. (in progress)
Aaron Miller. (2013): "Avalon and Maryland: A comparative historical archaeology of the seventeenth-century New World provinces of the Lords Baltimore (1621-1644)".
Jennifer Comeau. Thesis title: "Foodways of the 16th-Century French Fisherman at Ferryland, Newfoundland". (in progress)
Sarah Ingram. Thesis title: "By Which So Much Happiness Is Produced": An Analysis of the Seventeenth-Century Tavern at Ferryland, Newfoundland (in progress).
Catherine Hawkins. Thesis title: "English Border Ware Ceramics in Seventeenth-Century British North America" (in progress).
Arthur R. Clausnitzer Jr. (2011) "As well as any beere": The seventeenth-century brewhouse and bakery at Ferryland, Newfoundland.
Thomas E.G.S Cromwell. (2011): "The new fort : an examination of the design and construction of an 18th-century fort in Placentia, Newfoundland"
Eric Tourigny. (2009): "What ladies and gentlemen ate for dinner: The analysis of faunal material from a seventeenth-century high status English household, Ferryland, Newfoundland".
B.A. Honours
Miller, Mikayla "Yet untitled: Benger house project" (in progress)
Meaghan Whalley. (2013): "The Conservation of Nineteenth Century Waterlogged Archaeological Cork".
David Graham. (2012): "Where once they stood...and dropped things: Answering Questions about Frenchmen's Island (ClAl-1) through an artifact analysis".
Catherine Hawkins. (2012): "English Border Ware Ceramics at Ferryland, Newfoundland".
Sarah Matte. (2011): "Telling time in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Colonial North America".
Tessa DeRoo. (2009): "All the King's Ponies: The story of Ferryland's Horses as told by their furnishings".
Kathleen Elwood. (2009): "Sparking an Interest in the Past: An examination of the seventeenth- and eighteenth-century gunflints from Ferryland Newfoundland".
Margaret James. (2009): "Death and Christianity in the New World: An examination of Christian Burials in 17th- century Atlantic settlements".
Jennifer Gushue. (2008): "Concerning the Healthfulness of this Countrie: Health, Hygiene and Medical Practices in seventeenth-century Newfoundland".
Student Resources
Historical Archaeology Lab (Queen's College, MUN)
My graduate students conduct some of their artifact analyses in my historical archaeology lab at Queen's College. The lab has several tables for layout space; a small library of material on clay tobacco pipes, glass and ceramics; a computer; and a compact photography studio with tripod and scales.
Ferryland Collections Room (Ferryland, Newfoundland)
Student's researching artifact assemblages from the archaeological site at Ferryland will have access to the extensive collection of 16th- to 19th-century material housed in our collection's storage room at Ferryland, Newfoundland. Two decades of excavation at Ferryland has unearthed one of the best collections of 17th-century material culture in North America. Our faunal collection (mostly from the 17th century) is contained within a separate storage facility in the same building.
Recent Publications
Clausnitzer, Arthur R. and Barry C. Gaulton
2013 The 17th-century Brewhouse and Bakery at Ferryland, Newfoundland. Northeast Historical Archaeology, 41 (accepted for publication, winter 2013).
Gaulton, Barry C.
2013 The commercial development of Newfoundland's English Shore: The Kirke Family at Ferryland (1638-1696). In Exploring Atlantic Transitions: Archaeologies of Permanence and Transience in New Found Lands. Edited by Peter E. Pope and Shannon Lewis-Simpson. Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology Monograph no. 7, Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK: Boydell and Brewer (in press).
Tuck, James A and Barry C. Gaulton
2013 "The evolution of a seventeenth-century manor". In Glorious Empire: Archaeology and the Tudor-Stuart Atlantic World. Edited by Eric Klingelhofer. Oxbow Books.
Miller, Aaron F, John D. Krugler, Barry C. Gaulton and James I. Lyttleton
2011 "Over Shoes over Boots": Lord Baltimore's final days in Ferryland, Newfoundland. Journal of Early American History 1:167-182.
Gaulton, Barry C.
2009 Canada. Journal of the Academie Internationale de la Pipe 2: 33-36.
Gaulton, Barry C. and Aaron F. Miller
2009 Edward Wynne's The Brittish India or A Compendious Discourse tending to Advancement (circa 1630/31). Newfoundland and Labrador Studies, 24 (1): 111-137.
Temple, Blair and Barry C. Gaulton
2008 "A Fashionable Tailor on Water Street": nineteenth-century tailor's chalks from St. John's, Newfoundland. Northeast Historical Archaeology, 37: 75-88.
Recent Presentations
2014 Clay Pipe Research in Newfoundland: What works, what doesn't and what more can be done? Paper presented at the Society for Historical Archaeology Conference in Quebec City.
2012 A Terraced Village at 'Avalon': The Construction and Evolution of George Calvert's 1621 Colony at Ferryland, Newfoundland. Council for Northeast Historical Archaeology, St. John's, Newfoundland.
2011 Exploring the Changes in Economics and Architecture at Ferryland, Newfoundland (1621-1696). Council for Northeast Historical Archaeology, Utica, New York.
2011 Transhumant European Forager-Fishers in Seventeenth-Century Newfoundland: Preliminary Interpretations from Sunnyside 1. Society for Historical Archaeology, Austin, Texas.
2010 Consolidating Settlement: Life after the Calverts, the Kirke family at Ferryland (1638-1696). Society for Post Medieval Archaeology, St. John's, Newfoundland.
2009 George Calvert's Mansion House at Ferryland, Newfoundland: A seventeenth-century domestic complex built for an English Lord. Council for Northeast Historical Archaeology, Quebec City, Canada
Selection of Recent Awards/Grants
2011-2014 From Colonial Enterprise to Mercantile Venture: the archaeology of social and economic change at Ferryland, Newfoundland (Principal Investigator). Funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
2013 Further Investigations at Sunnyside (ClAl-05), Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. Funded by the Provincial Archaeology Office, Department of Tourism, Culture and Recreation, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador.
2012 Ferryland Archaeology Project (Co-investigator with Dr. James A. Tuck). Funded by ACOA's Strategic Community Investment Fund and administered through the Colony of Avalon Foundation.
2011 Ferryland Archaeology Project (Co-investigator with Dr. James A. Tuck). Funded by ACOA's Strategic Community Investment Fund and administered through the Colony of Avalon Foundation.
2010 Preliminary investigations at Sunnyside 1 (ClAl-05), Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. Funded by the Provincial Archaeology Office, Department of Tourism, Culture and Recreation, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador.
2009 Ferryland Archaeology Project (Co-investigator with Dr. James A. Tuck). Funded by ACOA's Strategic Community Investment Fund and administered through the Colony of Avalon Foundation.
2009 Faculty of Arts Research Initiative Award.


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Ahead: Week 8 of Increment 16.
The launch of STS-122/Atlantis/Mission ISS-1E has now been targeted for not earlier than 1/2/08 for additional troubleshooting of the four LH2 low level cutoff sensors (after the #3 sensor again failed this morning during another tanking attempt).
Aboard the space station, FE-2 Dan Tani again accessed the SLEEP experiment (Sleep-Wake Actigraphy & Light Exposure during Spaceflight) software after wakeup and before breakfast, for data logging, completing questionnaire entries in the experiment's laptop session file on the HRF-1 laptop for later downlink. (To monitor the crewmember's sleep/wake patterns and light exposure, Dan wears a special Actiwatch device which measures the light levels encountered by him as well as his patterns of sleep and activity throughout the Expedition. The log entries are done within 15 minutes of final awakening for seven consecutive days, as part of the crew's discretionary 'job jar' task list.)
The FE-2 later conducted inflight maintenance on the Node-2 ITCS (Internal Thermal Control System)'s MTL (Moderate Temperature Loop) by adjusting its fluid sampling adapter metering valve and then taking another fluid sample for return to the ground and one for OPA (Ortho-Phthalaldehyde) testing.. Afterwards, Dan repeated the sampling process on the LTL (Low Temperature Loop) side of the Node-2 ITCS. (OPA, an antimicrobial agent, was introduced into the Lab ITCS coolant by the AmiA (Antimicrobial Applicator).)
FE-1 Malenchenko performed monthly maintenance on the Russian IK0501 GA (gas analyzer) of the SOGS Pressure Control & Atmospheric Monitoring System, deactivating the unit and replacing its CO2 filter assembly (BF) with a new unit from FGB stowage (replaced last: 10/29). (After ensuring good seals on the instrument's base and no leaks around the installed filter, Yuri reactivated the GA and stowed the spent BF for disposal. IK0501 is an automated system for measuring CO2, O2, and H2O in the air as well as the flow rate of the gas being analyzed.)
CDR Whitson completed the periodic offloading of the Lab CCAA (Common Cabin Air Assembly) dehumidifier's condensate tank, filling CWC (Contingency Water Container) #1062 with the collected water slated for processing, and putting aside two water samples in sample bags for analysis. (Estimated offload time before termination (leaving ~6 kg in the tank): ~20 min.)
The crewmembers conducted their regular 2.5-hr. physical workout program (about half of which is used for setup & post-exercise personal hygiene) on the TVIS treadmill (CDR, FE-1, FE-2), RED resistive exerciser (CDR, FE-2) and VELO bike with bungee cord load trainer (FE-1).
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Removal of panel fasteners in Node-2 to provide temporary access to the AR SDS (Atmosphere Revitalization/Sample Delivery System). (The SDS, along with the MCA (Major Constituents Analyzer), PCA (Pressure Control Assembly), TCCS (Trace Contaminant Control Subassembly) and CVV (Carbon Dioxide Vent Valve assembly), is a subsystem of the Atmosphere Control & Supply System of the Lab's ECLSS (Environment Control & Life Support System));
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MIAMI GARDENS Injured shortstop is due to consult with Dr. Lee Kaplan, the Marlins' physician, Saturday to discuss whether to have surgery to improve the stability of his left shoulder.
It popped out of place again Tuesday during a rehab assignment in Jupiter, and Ramirez reportedly was in a great deal of pain. An MRI on Wednesday revealed no structural damage.
Either way, Ramirez is not expected to play again for the Marlins this season. He sprained the shoulder diving for a ball during an Aug. 2 game at Citi Field in New York. Ramirez had surgery on the same shoulder after the 2007 season.
Hensley's spot in rotation tenuous
Manager Jack McKeon said he wasn't bothered by right-hander Clay Hensley's angry reaction after being removed with a 2-1 count on David Wright in the fourth inning of Thursday's loss in New York.
Hensley had already hit one batter and walked another in the inning. After he nearly hit Wright in the chest, McKeon stormed to the mound and summoned Burke Badenhop.
When Hensley reached the dugout, he picked up a bat and slammed it against a water cooler. Wright hit Badenhop's first pitch up the middle for a two-run single.
"I do what I think is right. I'm interested in winning. That's my decision to make," McKeon said. "I wanted the sinkerballer in to get the double play. I got the ground ball, it just so happened it was in the hole."
Hensley has two wins in nine starts since moving from the bullpen to the rotation. Whether he continues to start may depend on the success of rookie Brad Hand, who started Friday, and other possible call-ups after the minor league season ends.
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Banner Health Wyoming hospitals earn quality honors
CASPER, Wyo. (Sept. 21, 2015) – Banner Health's three Wyoming hospitals earned the Hospital Quality Award from Mountain-Pacific Quality Health during the Wyoming Hospital Association Annual Meeting and Convention in Casper on Sept. 2, 2015.
Banner Health announces southern Wyoming market area
WHEATLAND, Wyo. (Aug. 28, 2015) – Banner Health announced today a change in its leadership structure for southern Wyoming, naming Platte County Memorial Hospital Chief Executive Officer Shelby Nelson chief executive officer of Banner's southern Wyoming operations. In this new role, Nelson will lead an executive team that will be responsible for operations and strategic planning for Community Hospital in Torrington and Platte County Memorial Hospital in Wheatland.
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Wellness program encourages residents to get up and walk
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (April 13, 2015) – Goshen County of Chamber of Commerce, Community Hospital and Banner Medical Group want Goshen County residents to get up and go in a collaborative wellness endeavor, "Goshen on the Go!"
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2014-2015 cold and flu season starts to wind down
PHOENIX, Ariz. (April 1, 2015) – As the flu and cold season winds down, Banner Health has lifted visitor restrictions at all of its facilities. Restrictions for the 2014-2015 cold and flu season were implemented last Oct. 1; a little earlier than expected because of the outbreak of Enterovirus D68 across the nation.
Banner orthopedic surgeon brings services to Torrington
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (April 1, 2015) – Banner Health Clinic in Torrington welcomes Dale Adishian, MD, an orthopedic surgeon with several years of experience providing general orthopedic surgical care.
Health fair season ramps up in Goshen County
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (Feb. 10, 2015) – Community Hospital in Torrington and the Wyoming Health Fairs have started activities associated with the annual Community Health Fair. Blood screenings are done in advance of the health fair in several communities.
Wheatland hospital leader named interim in Torrington
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (Jan. 15, 2015) – The chief executive officer from Platte County Memorial Hospital in Wheatland will serve as interim CEO for Community Hospital in Torrington beginning in February.
Community Hospital CEO announces resignation
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (Dec. 23, 2014) – Community Hospital CEO Vince DiFranco has resigned from his position to accept the same role at a larger hospital in New Mexico. His last day in Torrington will be Feb. 5, 2015.
Community Hospital plans mass casualty drill
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (Oct. 29, 2014) – Community Hospital will conduct an Emergency Management drill from 8 a.m. to noon Wednesday, Nov. 5 to demonstrate the ability to respond in the event of a mass casualty
Community Hospital receives quality award
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (Oct. 7, 2014) – Community Hospital was presented with a Hospital Quality Award from Mountain-Pacific Quality Health during the Wyoming Hospital Association Annual Meeting and Convention in Cheyenne on Sept. 25, 2014
Community Hospital offers open house to showcase expansion on Oct. 26
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (Oct. 3, 2014) -- Community Hospital will unveil its recent $3.1 million remodel for the community during an open house from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 26, at 2000 Campbell Drive.
The Joint Commission accredits Community Hospital
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (Sept. 30, 2014) – Community Hospital has earned The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval® for accreditation by demonstrating compliance with the organization's national standards for health care quality and safety in hospitals.
Community Hospital has Camp Med
Eight students will be selected for health care careers camp
TORRINGTON, WY (July 11, 2014) – High school students with an interest in health care careers can apply for Community Hospital's Camp Med, rescheduled from the spring to Aug. 19-21, 2014.
Banner Health welcomes new physician assistant
TORRINGTON, WY (July 8, 2014) – Matthew Mattis, PA-C, has joined Banner Health Clinic in Torrington.
Community Hospital has Camp Med
Eight students will be selected for health care careers camp
TORRINGTON, WY (April 2, 2014) – High school students with an interest in health care careers can apply for Community Hospital's Camp Med, to take place June 3-5, 2014.
Community Hospital construction to start March 31
$3.1 million project to enhance patient experience
TORRINGTON, WY (March 28, 2014) – Community Hospital will undergo a $3.1 million remodel beginning March 31 until approximately October this year. During this time, Banner Health will closely focus on maintaining patient care and comfortability.
Community Hospital introduces stroke program
TORRINGTON, WY (March 24, 2014) – Community Hospital knows that when it comes to treatment for stroke, every second counts.
Goshen County, Banner explore options for Care Center
TORRINGTON, WY (Feb. 5, 2014) – Banner Health and the Goshen Care Center Board of Directors have announced that Banner will end a lease agreement to operate the Goshen Care Center and Evergreen Court in Torrington. The termination of the lease will take effect July 9, 2014.
Health fair season is under way in Goshen County
TORRINGTON, WY (Jan. 31, 2014) – Community Hospital in Torrington and the Wyoming Health Fairs have started activities associated with the annual Community Health Fair. Blood screenings are done in advance of the health fair in several communities.
Community Hospital nurse wins peer recognition
TORRINGTON, WY (Dec. 18, 2013) – Co-workers at Community Hospital have recognized outpatient nurse Staci Willey in the hospital's Holiday Appreciation contest.
Community Hospital honors retiring staff member
TORRINGTON, WY (Dec. 18, 2013) – Community Hospital recently recognized retiring staff member Kathryn Schwartzkopf after 34 years of service to the hospital.
General surgeon joins Banner Health in Torrington
TORRINGTON, WY (Dec. 18, 2013) – George Fortier IV, MD will begin work in Torrington on Jan. 13.
Community Hospital to replace oxygen tank
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (Dec. 5, 2013) – If you hear something that sounds like a plane engine near Community Hospital next week, you can attribute the noise to a construction project and be assured it won't last long.
Attend Goshen Care Center's Souperfest
TORRINGTON, WY (Dec. 3, 2013) – The annual Souperfest to raise money for Goshen Care Center resident activities is Saturday, Dec. 14th from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Care Center Activities Room.
Six Banner Health hospitals named top performers
TORRINGTON, WY (Nov. 21, 2013) – As part of National Rural Health Day on Nov. 21, the National Organization of State Offices of Rural Health highlighted the accomplishment of Community Hospital being named a HealthStrong™ Award winner by iVantage Health Analytics.
Join Community Hospital for movie celebration
TORRINGTON, WY (Oct. 8, 2013) – Community Hospital celebrates Women at the Movies at 2 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 13 with a free viewing of "Sleepless in Seattle" at the Wyoming Theater, 126 E. 20th Ave.
Physical therapy assistant joins Community Hospital
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (Aug. 9, 2013) – Rehabilitation Services at Community Hospital is growing with the addition of Carol Bowles who joined the staff in July as a physical therapy assistant. Bowles previously worked with the U.S. Geological Survey in Arvada, Colo., before staying home full time with her two daughters. She completed her education to become a PTA at Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne as her youngest daughter finished high school
Community Hospital welcomes new executive
Therese Murphy joins hospital as new chief nursing officer Torrington, Wyo.
(Aug. 9, 2013) — Therese Murphy, RN, MSN, has joined the administration and staff at Community Hospital as chief nursing officer. Murphy's extensive medical background includes more than 20 years of service in the health care industry. She comes to Community Hospital after serving as Health Care Services Advisory Director of BSI in Reston, Virginia. During her tenure there, she was global leader of Quality Systems, and also provided strategy, vision and implementation of advisory services to the health care market.
Community Healthcare Foundation hosts Comedy Night
Coloradan Jolly Demis presents music and laughter
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (July 22, 2013) – The Community Healthcare Foundation presents Comedy Night 2013 – 13th annual Beer Tasting and Auction on Aug. 23.
Holiday changes hours for Banner Health Clinics
Urgent Care offers walk-in care Memorial Day
May 15, 2013 – Banner Health Clinic, specializing in Family Practice, will close Memorial Day, May 27. Banner Health Clinic, specializing in Urgent Care, will open from 8 a.m. to noon that day.
Community Hospital introduces massage therapist
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (May 13, 2013) – The Banner Health Massage Therapy Team at Community Hospital welcomes new massage therapist Rosa Acevedo.
Community Hospital has Camp Med
Eight students will be selected for health care careers camp
May 10, 2013 – High school students with an interest in health care careers can apply for Community Hospital's Camp Med, to take place June 11-13, 2013.
Community Hospital, Wyoming Health Fairs offer wellness opportunity
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (March 4, 2013) — Community Hospital and Wyoming Health Fairs give people the opportunity to take charge of their health by participating in low-cost blood screenings.
Goshen Care Center receives donation for refurbished bus
TORRINGTON, Wyo. (Jan. 22, 2013) — Goshen Care Center has received a generous gift of $5,000 from the Community Healthcare Foundation that will be used toward the purchase of a 2011 refurbished bus.


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Samsung's Milk music service takes on Apple's iRadio and Spotify in the US
Free with no ads, for a limited time
KOREAN HARDWARE GIANT Samsung has launched a streaming music service in the US, an Android smartphone music app called Milk.
The firm is playing catchup and is following other companies, notably Apple, Google and Nokia into the music app business. It couched its promotion of the service in rich terms that didn't mention much about the music app.
"Milk introduces a fresh approach to music that reflects our innovation leadership and our focus on creating best-in-class consumer experiences," said Gregory Lee, CEO and president of Samsung telecommunications and electronics America.
"We're offering consumers amazing, rich music experiences built around what matters most to them and their lifestyle."
The real appeal, we guess, is that Milk is "a new, free and ad-free radio service". That is how the app is listed on the Google Play store listing. That says that Milk is "free, and ad-free" for a limited time only.
If you are in the US, do not have another rival music service, want a music service that has an advertising system that works one way at the start and then changes during use, Milk could be the one for you.
Samsung said that it has a library of 13 million songs and some 200 genre stations, "From Pop to Jazz and everything in between." Milk is 'powered' by Slacker Music, which is a streaming music service that supports 200 genre stations.
Slacker Music, which offers three tiers of accounts, also has a free option. Again though, it is not available outside of the US.
So far the user response to the app has been mixed. At least one punter thinks that the search system misfires.
"Ok, I downloaded this, start it up. Go to 'create a station'. Type in 'Van Halen'. It starts up...and some bizarre reggae song starts with 'jump' in the song lol!," said that home reviewer. "The title says it's 'Jump!' By Van Halen but boy it couldn't be further from that if it tried lol!" µ
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You know, things aren't great for the Lions right now. Due to a lack of playoff success, and a dearth of playoff appearances, they just hired a brand new head coach and brought in new coordinators and such. The problem is, Detroit was really bad at the worst time to be bad. They got saddled with huge contracts in the NFL Draft. The Colts got to take Andrew Luck for fairly cheap. Matthew Stafford entered the league as, I believe, the highest paid quarterback in NFL history. As such, finagling their salary cap situation can be tricky, and two players were just released largely due to that fact. The Lions have released Nate Burleson and Louis Delmas.
The Burleson cut doesn't surprise me at all. He's a pretty good receiver, but he's also 32 and he was scheduled to make over $7.5 million this year. That's an obvious cut. The Lions can easily find a veteran receiver as good as Burleson, or draft one. They definitely need a receiver, though, because now it is Calvin Johnson and nobody, with apologies to Kris Durham.
The release of Delmas is a bit more surprising, and a bit more disappointing to me. I like Delmas as a player. He's a really good safety, but he was also oft injured. When he played, he was top notch, but he played infrequently. He's only 26, so he still has time left in his career. It just may happen somewhere else. Delmas was scheduled to make $6.5 million, so this was another notable cut as the Lions try to figure out a way to get Ndamukong Suh signed long term, which is necessary. Of course, the Lions already were shorthanded in the secondary, and now that is even more the case.
The Lions just released two players who had genuine value for this team, and will likely continue to have some value, particularly Delmas. However, the NFL is a league that is financially built around keeping player salaries down and contracts non-guaranteed. Sometimes, you've got to make tough cuts to stay under the cap. That's what happened here. Things just got a bit tougher for Jim Caldwell.


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. . . We spent today looking at the Banjo Killer, photographing the flood damage, confirming a plan of action, and starting in on the daunting task of restoration.
The basic plan is to totally disassemble, then reassemble, the guitar, leaving as much of the original finish intact as possible.
Two big questions are: What to do with the badly distorted fretboard extension, and how to deal to deal with the moldy interior? If anyone has an approach to killing mold that doesn't use water (which could further distort body parts and cause havoc with reassembly), please let us know.
Shin spent the afternoon removing the back binding. His approach was to slice through the finish at the binding joint using straightedged razor with a gillotine motion, gently heat the binding with a hair dryer, then carefully pry with a tiny spatual.
Voila! The binding came off in one piece, with butt joint intact. Awesome job, Shin.
I intended to remove the back only and reglue all top braces, blocks and linings with the top on the rim. But the back binding came off so easily we may now remove the top binding and top, then totally reassemble the rim, top and back separately.
We'll see.
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It is something of a shock that Yuna Zarai is not yet a household name in the US. I'd garner a guess that there are more non-Muslims that know of this indie pop crooner than do Muslims -- which is intriguing when you consider the fact that Yuna wears an Islamic headwrap at concerts and press appearances. Yuna is truly something else!
The 26-year-old Malaysian beauty's music draws you in with ease using her soothing voice characterized by stability and lightness. On camera and in concerts onlookers witness Yuna's mellow and sophisticated personality which only adds to the sincerity in her songs and song lyrics.
Read the full interview to learn of Yuna's career and family plans and all that went in to her latest album 'Nocturnal' due out in stores October 29th.
Welcome to the USA! Your move from Malaysia to the US was a big deal, how are you adjusting to life in America?
It was a little bit difficult for me in the beginning being away from my family and friends, but I actually appreciate having some room to myself to be creative and I met a lot of wonderful people out here who are so inspiring. The working environment here is great. People are so passionate and focused. It's good.
How does it feel to be a hijabi (covered) performance artist and so successful? I mean, working with Pharrell, singing on the soundtrack to The Croods, signing with Verve, whoa!
I don't think I'm successful yet, I still have a long way to go. But yeah I feel like any other musician I guess, I feel blessed to be able to work with a lot of talented people and on a lot of different projects. It's been going really great for me Alhamdulillah.
These days are you still writing most, if not all, of your own songs?
Not lately! Been so busy with shows and promo stuff for the new album. But I was writing a lot earlier this year which was perfect because I went straight into recording after that.
Do you write songs for other artists?
I mainly write for myself but sometimes some of the stuff I wrote didn't make it on the album, I like to share them with other artistes to see if they would like to have one song on their album. Maybe in the future, that's the plan. I'm not trying to be a performer forever, at some point I'd like to have a normal life, have a family, work from home, not being on tour. So writing would be a great career path for me in the future.
Who would you most like to duet with, living or dead?
Michael Jackson.
Who are some of your life and music inspirations?
I love Norah Jones and Adele. I like watching their music career grow, and they're so successful and they make great music. But they're so simple and so chill.
My friends and family and I want to bestow you a title, would it be alright to call you 'America's Malaysian Sweetheart?' in press and in daily conversation?
Haha I'm very humbled by this! Thank you!
No, thank YOU! Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
In a park somewhere with my husband and kids painting!
Tell us about your latest album 'Nocturnal' and where metro-Detroiters can purchase it?
Nocturnal is such a special project to me. I feel like in this album I really did give it my all, no holding back. I wanted to be creative, I wanted to be happy, I wanted to be sad, I wanted to be angry, I wanted to be brave. And its all in it and you can feel it. It will be out October 29th and you get it almost anywhere!
I'll definitely be getting the album for myself and one additional as a gift. We want to thank Yuna so much for agreeing to this interview when she is incredibly busy with prepping for her new album release. DME readers are forever fans of America's Malaysian Sweetheart: Yuna


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Each week, I select a new book that is relevant to engineers, scientists, students, hobbyists or managers. Most of the time they are sold through Amazon (I earn a few pennies on each sale), but when possible, I present books that are available in an e-book format that can be downloaded for free. The latter are much less available. After all, most people like to be paid for their work, as I'm certain that you do, too.
Note: I just began archiving these picks in May of 2009, but they have been going on since about 2003.
Engineering Handbook Vol 2: Microwave Circuits, Antennas and Propagation, by B. Smith
and M.H. Carpentier. The Microwave Engineering Handbook provides the only complete reference
available on microwave engineering. All entries in the handbook are written by experts in
the area, bringing together an unrivalled collection of expertise on microwave technology.
It covers all of the major circuit types used in microwave systems and also covers antennas
and propagation, an area vital to microwave systems. The emphasis is on fundamental principles
and practical hardware, providing a wealth of information for engineers and system designers.
Project Management for Business Engineering and Technology, by John Nicholas and Herman Steyn. There is an ever-growing need for better project management within the disciplines of engineering, business and technology and this new edition is a direct response to that need. By emphasizing practical applications, this book targets the ultimate purpose of project management; to unify and integrate the interests, resources and work efforts of many stakeholders to accomplish the overall project goal. The book encompasses the essential background material required, from philosophy to methodology, before presenting concepts and techniques for practical application on topics including: project initiation and proposals scope and task definition scheduling budgeting risk analysis.
Creating Innovators: The Making of Young People Who Will Change the World, Tony Wagner. Wagner identifies a pattern - a childhood of creative play leads to deep-seated interests, which in adolescence and adulthood blossom into a deeper purpose for career and life goals. Play, passion, and purpose: These are the forces that drive young innovators. Wagner shows how we can apply this knowledge as educators and what parents can do to compensate for poor schooling. He takes readers into the most forward-thinking schools, colleges, and workplaces in the country, where teachers and employers are developing cultures of innovation based on collaboration, interdisciplinary problem-solving, and intrinsic motivation. The result is a timely, provocative, and inspiring manifesto that will change how we look at our schools and workplaces, and provide us with a road map for creating the change makers of tomorrow.
Transmission Line Transformers, by Jerry Sevick. Recommended by RF Cafe visitor Alexander T., this 4th edition of a classic text on transmission line transformers for high frequencies includes new chapters on transmission line transformer efficiency, power combiners and mixer transformers, and equal-delay transformers. Techniques of Guanella and Ruthroff as well as hundreds of real transformers constructed and measured to establish the practical levels of bandwidth and loss performance.
RF Front-Ends for Ultra Wideband Radios, by Aminghasem Safarian and Payam Heydari,
comprehensively studies silicon-based distributed architectures in wideband circuits. The
book begins with an introduction of several transceiver architectures for UWB. The discussion
then focuses on RF front-end of the UWB radio. First, the design and analysis of a performance-optimized
CMOS distributed LNA is presented. This is followed by design of novel distributed RF front-ends
for UWB IF-receivers (UWB-DRF). The book continues with the introduction of a novel distributed
direct conversion RF front-end (DDC-RF).
Electro Static Discharge: Understand, Simulate, and Fix ESD Problems, by Michel Mardiguian. Recognizing its methodic, step-by-step attack of the ESD problem, the initial release of this book was quoted by specialists as "the most thorough and concise treatment of the broad ESD continuum that is available." The book begins with the basics of ESD for humans and objects, and goes on to cover: Effects of ESD coupled to electronics Principal ESD specifications ESD diagnostics and testing Design for ESD immunity To help with troubleshooting, many ESD case histories are given along with their successful fixes. Electrostatic Discharge is essential reading for all designers who want to avoid component failures, no trouble found incidents, and random errors.
RF and Microwave Radiation Safety, by Ronald Kitchen. A practical handbook for all involved in electronic design and safety assessment, RF and Microwave Radiation Safety covers the problems of RF safety management, including the use of measuring instruments and methods, radiation hazards and risks resulting from electromagnetic interference, as well as reviewing current safety standards and the implications for RF design. The second edition takes into account a wide range of technical and legislative changes, and has been revised in line with the latest EU and international standards. Issues raised by increasing levels of microwave pollution from mobile phones and other sources are also confronted.
Handbook of Microwave Component Measurements: with Advanced VNA Techniques, by Joel P. Dunsmore. This book provides state-of-the-art coverage for making measurements on RF and microwave components, both active and passive. A perfect reference for R&D and Test Engineers, with topics ranging from the best practices for basic measurements, to an in-depth analysis of errors, correction methods, and uncertainty analysis, this book provides everything you need to understand microwave measurements. Primary focus is on active and passive measurements using a Vector Network Analyzer.
Microelectronics, by Behzad Razavi. Wireless communication has become almost as ubiquitous
as electricity, but RF design continues to challenge engineers and researchers. In the 15
years since the first edition of this classic text, the demand for higher performance has
led to an explosive growth of RF design techniques. In RF Microelectronics, 2nd Edition, Behzad
Razavi systematically teaches the fundamentals as well as the state-of-the-art developments
in the analysis and design of RF circuits and transceivers. Razavi has written the second
edition to reflect today's RF microelectronics, covering key topics in far greater detail.
At nearly three times the length of the first edition, the second edition is an indispensable
tome for both students and practicing engineers.
Handbook of RF and Microwave Power Amplifiers, by John L. B. Walker. Whether you are an RF transistor designer, an amplifier designer or a system designer, this is your one-stop guide to RF and microwave transistor power amplifiers. A team of expert authors brings you up to speed on every topic, including: devices (Si LDMOS and VDMOS, GaAs FETs, GaN HEMTs), circuit and amplifier design (discrete, hybrid and monolithic), CAD, thermal design, reliability, and system applications/requirements for RF and microwave transistor amplifiers. Covering state-of-the-art developments and emphasizing practical communications applications, this is the complete professional reference on the subject.
The Micro-Doppler Effect in Radar, by Victor C. Chen (Graciously provided by Artech House). The Doppler Effect can be thought of as the change in frequency of a wave for an observer moving relative to the source of the wave. In radar, it is used to measure the velocity of detected objects. This highly practical resource provides thorough working knowledge of the micro-Doppler effect in radar, including its principles, applications and implementation with MATLAB codes. The book presents code for simulating radar backscattering from targets with various motions, generating micro-Doppler signatures, and analyzing the characteristics of targets. This book is the subject to RF Cafe Quiz #42.
ESD Basics: From Semiconductor Manufacturing to Use, Steven H. Voldman (he was my Semiconductors class professor for two semesters at UVM) The text is unique in covering semiconductor chip manufacturing issues, ESD semiconductor chip design, and system problems confronted today as well as the future of ESD phenomena and nano-technology. Extensive coverage on the fundamentals of electrostatics, triboelectric charging, and how they relate to present day manufacturing environments of micro-electronics to nano-technology, semiconductor manufacturing handling and auditing processing to avoid ESD failures ESD, EOS, EMI, EMC, and latchup, component and system level testing to demonstrate product resilience from human body model (HBM), transmission line pulse (TLP), charged device model (CDM), human metal model (HMM), cable discharge events (CDE), to system level IEC 61000-4-2 tests, and ESD on-chip design and process manufacturing practices.
of RF and Microwave Grounding, by Eric Holzman. Grounding is a widespread and serious
problem in microwave and RF engineering and, up until now, there hasn't been a practical,
authoritative resource dedicated to the topic. This first-of-its-kind volume offers professionals
a comprehensive understanding of the proper grounding techniques to use when working on varied
microwave circuit and antenna design projects. Practitioners learn what problems can occur
when grounding design is inadequate, and how to avoid them. The book covers a wide range of
critical topics, from the fundamentals of low frequency circuit theory and the differences
between DC and RF short circuits...to grounding in active microwave component design and grounding
issues related to antennas.
Modern Antennas, by S. Drabowitch, A. Papiernik, Hugh Griffiths, J. Encinas, and B.L. Smith. A complete and rigorous treatment of design principles for modern antennas, including chapters on signal theory and signal processing antennas, radar and polarimetry. Contains significant new material on antennas for mobile communications to supply a complete picture of antennas for modern radio communications applications. Says a reviewer, "This is an excellent book both technically and because it gives a 'fresh' European perspective on modern antenna engineering written by practicing antenna designers."
Introduction to RF Design Using EM Simulators, by Hiroaki and Yoshie Kogure, and James Rautio (graciously provided by Artech House). Richly illustrated and written in an easy-to-comprehend style, this highly accessible resource provides novice engineers and engineering students with a solid introduction to the use of electromagnetics (EM) simulation in RF design. Engineers learn how to use EM software to design microwave circuits and to conduct signal integrity analysis of high-speed digital circuits. This authoritative book describes exactly how microwave and high-speed digital circuits operate, offering practitioners clear troubleshooting guidance for their work with these circuits. Professionals and students also benefit from a thorough overview of the wide range of high-frequency circuits and related EM tools (Sonnet) being utilized in the field today. DVD is included! This book is the subject to RF Cafe Quiz #41.
Microwave and Millimeter Wave Circuits and Systems: Emerging Design, Technologies and Applications, A. Georgiadis, H. Rogier , L. Roselli, P. Arcion. The book provides a wide spectrum of current trends in the design of microwave and millimeter circuits and systems, and identifies the state-of-the art challenges in microwave and millimeter wave circuits systems design such as behavioral modeling of circuit components, software radio and digitally enhanced front-ends, new and promising technologies such as substrate-integrated-waveguide (SIW) and wearable electronic systems, and emerging applications such as tracking of moving targets using ultra-wideband radar, and new generation satellite navigation systems. Each chapter treats a selected problem and challenge within the field of Microwave and Millimeter wave circuits, and contains case studies and examples where appropriate.


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P O Box 989 42502
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Fax 606-679-2481
" Resolutions are important orders/decisions of the government."
13-01 City/County EMS agreement
13-02 requesting additional alcohol packaged licenses
13-03 expressing our thanks and gratitude to Mr. David Morris for adding additional security measures to the schools within Somerset and Pulaski County
13-04 supporting reforms to the County Employees Retirement System (CERS)
13-05 Draft agreement for Occupational Tax for EMS
13-06 Canceling agreement with Pulaski County regarding EMS
13-07 Inter local Coop Agreement with UNITE
13-08 rejecting any Unified Government proposal
13-09 small farm winery
13-10 sale of property S. Richardson Drive.
13-11 EDA Grant Easement Condemnation
13-12 USDA Inducement Resolution USDA Energy Center
13-13 EMS equipment through Homeland Security
13-14 Police Canopy & pitch propellers
13-15 Open door policy between Employees and Elected and Non-Elected Officials, including the Mayor
13-16 Declaring property at 422 Monticello Street (Economy Inn) as property desirable for purchase in lieu of condemnatory action
13-17 Authorizing the Mayor to negotiate and enter into a "water, sewer, and natural gas agreement" between the City of Ferguson and the City of Somerset
13-18 Approving the purchase of property located at 300 College Street
13-19 Enter into an agreement with the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security in regards to a grant for body armor
13-20 Lease agreement with Mr. Haney for the purpose of Mr. Haney developing and creating a Recreational Vehicle Park near the Somersplash Waterpark
13-21 Reapproval for the City of Somerset Energy Center Loan13-22 Environmental Mitigation Measure


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Bonny is the branch manager of the Bolinas, Inverness, Point Reyes and Stinson Beach libraries.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
There's currently a display of photos by West Marin photographer Elaine Mossberger Straub at the Jack Mason Museum, adjacent to the Inverness Library. The display commemorates the Inverness Flood of 1982. This month marks the 30th anniversary of the flood which turned streets into rivers of mud in West Marin. Although the event itself was devastating to the community, the photos are quite beautiful. There will be an open house at the Museum on Sunday, January 22, from 2:00-5:00 pm where people can meet the photographer and share memories of this fateful event in West Marin history.


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13 Apr 19:13 2004
Re: Properties
On 13 Apr 2004, at 00:08, Hallvard Trætteberg wrote: > Hi, > > After a long Easter vacation I come back to a long (and interesting) > discussion about property support in groovy. It seems there is (enough) > consensus that groovy should have a shorthand for defining fields with > getters and setters, and that the dot "." should access properties > using > the available getter. > > Bill Burdick suggested the following rules: > 1) "this.prop" always accesses the field itself (bypassing any > setters/getters) > 2) "property type a" (type is optional) creates the field and a default > getter and setter > 3) any getter/setter methods you supply override defaults > 4) magic dot uses the getter/setter method if they exists, otherwise > uses the field Maybe we could merge 1 and 4 together to say.... dot will use the field if you have access to see it, otherwise it will use the getter/setter method. Typically when calling foo.bar you are outside of the declaration of the class of foo and so cannot see the field 'bar' and can only see the property getter/setter. > From reading the discussion, it seems there is consensus for 2 and 4, > but some disagreement on 4 (and little discussion about 1). I think we > should go for these rules, and continue discussion what extensions to > this that will make life even more groovy. > > One natural extension to this is adding modifiers for indexed > properties, e.g. > class Person { > indexed property String name; > } Though you could argue for things like bound / unbound properties and readonly or writeonly properties too. This is the slipperly slope thats made me consider adding macros to groovy... > will generate getter and setter methods with an index parameter: > String getName(int) and void setName(int, String), in addition to > String[] getNames and setNames(String[]). > > How do you access indexed properties? The natural way is > person.name[4], > but does this first invoke getName() and then index into the array, or > use getName(int)? If getNames() returns an Object[] or a Collection of some kind then you'd have access to indexed properties via normal subscript operations person.names[4] etc > A variant would be to use Lists instead of arrays, and support > add/remove methods, e.g. > > class Person { > list property String name; > } > will generate getter and setter methods with and index parameter: > String getName(int) and void setName(int, String), add/remove methods > void addName(int, String) and removeName(int) (and possibly > addName(String)), in addition to > List getNames and setNames(List). FWIW in Zen - which I like alot - you'd do this va String* names which means 0..n names or use this String+ names for 1..N names > Another orthogonal extension is support for bound properties, e.g. > class Person { > bound property String name; > } > will generate code for notifying listeners, by both ensuring that the > class includes support for adding/removing listeners and firing > PropertyChangeEvents, and that each set method actually fires the > event. > The exact code for doing this may of course be discussed, but I think > it > should be possible to decide on a straight-forward implementation that > should cover the standard case, and let variants be coded manually, > without the "bound" modifier. Agreed. Though I can imagine folks thinking up new modifiers like class Pizza { readonly lazy property cheese { return new Cheddar } } which creates a lazily-created property James ------- http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/


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Leyendecker Elementary was designated for the immigrant students, but so far, they say none have registered.
LAREDO, TEXAS (KGNS) - It's that time of year once again. Parents are coming to LISD's campuses to register their children. Perla Infante is registering her son for the first time.
"I'm super nervous, I don't know, It's the first time I'm bringing my son to school."
Registering new students every year is nothing new to Laredo ISD. But the school district had no idea when they opened registration this year if the immigration surge would impact enrollment. So far, no immigrant families have enrolled.
"None. Only one family that have asked some questions from El Salvador, but only that one family."
The immigrant families that are homeless would qualify for enrollment in any school district under the Mckinney-Vento Homeless Act passed in the 1980's. Laredo ISD has trained staff placed at Leyendecker Elementary School just in case. They chose Leyendecker because it is next to bus stops and easy to access. Designating one campus for these students will also allow the district to better help these students.
"For example, to provide some type of assistance with uniforms, the dress code we have required, with school supplies. Maybe counseling, making them feel more comfortable."


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Leigh's Favorite Songs
I love all types of music and my top ten list will change over time. But in this particular season of my life, these are some of my favorites!
Each one simulates something spiritual with in me. Whether up tempo or ballad these tunes can move me to tears. The common denominator through out is the message of hope, redemption and a prayer of thanks giving.
I never realized till now that each one is truly connected to the next because of those very specific characteristic traits. Isn't that amazing?
I hope you will enjoy my musical journal!!
Blessings, Leigh
1. Revelation Song - Phillips Craig and Dean
2. How Deep The Father's Love for Us - Phillips, Craig and Dean
3. Truly - Lionel Richie
4. Mosaic - Ricky Skaggs ( the whole record is truly one song because each song connects to the next and you can't leave one out) - A true piece of melodic art!!
5. Kelly Clarkson - Stronger
6. Will You Be There - Michael Jackson
7. Dierks Bentley - Home
8. Whitney Houston - I Love the Lord
9. Lady Antabellum - Hello World
10. Vince Gill - Go Rest High
Whitney Houston's "I Love the
Whitney Houston's "I Love the Lord" is on my play list as well. So beautiful!


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Following up on the NBA vs. NFL moms charity basketball game this summer in Orlando….
Flo Allen-Hopson, mother of Boston Celtics guard Ray Allen, told me Tuesday the moms were able to raise $25,000 from the Mothers of Professional Basketball Players Association charity basketball game held at Olympia high school. The event, partially sponsored by the Orlando Magic, featured Magic players Vince Carter and Rashard Lewis as celebrity referees. Proceeds from the basketball game were donated to the United Negro College Fund.
The MPBP organization also raised $25,000 from a charity fashion show for the Florida Hospital. Both checks were presented to the receiving charities September 14.
A sold-out capacity crowd at the charity basketball game certainly proved helpful as it helped contribute to the mothers' largest fundraising effort to date.
MPBP President Lucille O'Neal will host another charity event with the seventh annual "Shaq's Momma Said Knock You Out" golf tournament and Midday Soiree, Friday September 17 at Rosen Shingle Creek. Individual golf tickets are $500 and tickets to the soiree are $150 per person. For more information, contact Deena Copeland (813.286.8520 ext 251) or visit www.ocqualityoflifefund.com.


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|Women, Girls, Infant/Baby
Welcome and come on in! Under my roof you will find things made by hands, heart and hook. Do have a look around, please. And while you do, let me tell you something about myself :)
My name is ...
Welcome and come on in! Under my roof you will find things made by hands, heart and hook. Do have a look around, please. And while you do, let me tell you something about myself :)
My name is Ivana, and although I have different "titles", the one most precious to me is MOM. That's what my two little princesses call me. At the time when my older one was in my tummy, I returned to my childhood hobby - crocheting. The crocheting has engulfed me so much that it brought me to this point.
A lot of time I devote to my loved ones; but the creative spirit in me resurfaces every evening and takes me to the balls of yarn. And since I want my creations to be not only pretty, but of high quality too, I always pick good yarns. I draw inspiration especially from my children, the nature, good music, and I also find it in other creative souls. My aim is to be the most individual.
This beanie I first made for my daughter and since then many more on order. Hat is very popular; it(tm)s stylish and matches with most outfits.
It is crocheted in a beret style; the hem is elastic and fits well on the head. Thanks to the design it(tm)s airy, ideal for a transitional period (spring, autumn) and a milder winter.
The pattern is pdf tutorial written in American crochet terms, including
- materials needed - soft acrylic or cotton yarn, G and D hook
- crochet method - link on videotutorial too
- stitches used - abbreviations and symbols too: double crochet, half couble crochet and tutorial for special stitch
- written instructions for size from 49cm to 51cm (20"),
- 3 schemes
- 2 photos
- and helpful note to crochet the hat in different size.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions.
Hat is nice with capelet from my store.
10 stitches = 4"
200 yards of Sport weight