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For whatever legacy reason, people in my workplace send out invitations in outlook to everyone in the office as their means of scheduling time off (or out of the building). I want to have a record of these, so I know who is where, but I don't want to clutter up my primary Outlook calendar with them.
The solution I've been using for a while now is to have a secondary calendar and to move all these invitations to that calendar. Then, I can show/hide that one as necessary. The problem with this, however, is that I get "This meeting is not in the calendar" warnings when looking at the invitation, and if they update/delete the invitation, it can't find the correct event to modify.
Is there any way to make Outlook aware of the events that have moved to the secondary calendar?
I was using Outlook 2003, although I just upgraded to 2010. Email accounts are via Exchange 2010.

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Texas Tech fans had reason to celebrate after what a Tech official labeled one of the biggest wins in school history when the unranked Red Raiders upset No. 3 Oklahoma Saturday night in Norman.
The victory catapulted Tech to No. 19 in The AP Poll and No. 22 in the USA Today coaches poll — the first time Tech has made the top 25 on either list since the end of the 2009 season.
Tech's upset win had fans in Lubbock, and the Red Raider football team, in high spirits.
Jerry Strong and his cousin Caleb Strong, both Tech seniors, were in the thick of the revelry getting a bite to eat in the Depot District after some post-game cruising.
"Lubbock is going ridiculous," said Jerry, who said people were driving around honking horns. He said they made "two rounds" on Broadway with the Tech Fight Song blaring from his truck.
On disc?
"iPod — got to have it," said Jerry, who said the revelry was impressive, but not as much as when Tech knocked off Texas in 2008.
Josh Sternfeld, working the door at the Library in the Depot District said the bar was packed with people to watch the Tech game and the third game of the World Series.
When the Red Raiders won, Sternfeld said "everyone was ecstatic, because it was not expected."
The joy went beyond Lubbock and the Tech campus.
"The football locker room was very jovial," Blayne Beal, a Tech assistant athletics director, said of the team while at Oklahoma's stadium.
He said a handful of Tech fans coordinated by social media greeted the Red Raiders as they arrived at Lubbock Preston-Smith International Airport just hours after the game.
But nearly 100 fans were waiting and cheering for them when they arrived at the Tech campus just before 4 a.m., he said.
The team's plane did not leave Oklahoma City until about 3 a.m. in part because the game was delayed more than an 90 minutes due to severe weather in Norman, Okla. and ended well after midnight.
Beal said it was too soon to know if Tech's showing against the Sooners and subsequent ranking would impact turnout at Saturday's matchup between Tech and Iowa State at Jones AT&T Stadium.
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He said a good number of seats were still available as of Sunday afternoon, some as low as $25 per ticket.
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Charlotte residents work on NC barbecue map
Published: Friday, March 28, 2014 at 10:56 a.m.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Two Charlotte residents are mapping barbecue across North Carolina.
Amanda Aileen Fisher and Paul Bright have raised more than $10,000 in a campaign on the website Kickstarter.com for the project, The Charlotte Observer (http://bit.ly/1mazIoy ) reported.
Fisher and Bright hope to provide information on every barbecue restaurant in the state.
The map is expected to be ready in June. It will not be a detailed review of restaurants but it will include symbols on the style of barbecue, the style of sauce and whether the meat is cooked on wood or by another method.
It can fold like a road map or could be framed as art.
"We love the idea of doing barbecue trips," says Fisher. "We want to inspire people."
She says the maps will sell for less than $10 and hopes they'll be sold at barbecue restaurants and gift shops.
Fisher, a grant writer for a nonprofit foundation, grew up in Mount Pleasant in Cabarrus County where a barbecue restaurant was the main place to eat.
"I've grown up on barbecue," she says. "I've always been drawn to small-town culture. Barbecue epitomizes that. It's the gathering place for a town."
Bright is a mapping specialist with Charlotte's storm-water department.
But life is not all about barbecue.
"At home, we're pretty close to vegetarian," Fisher says. "We just pig out on barbecue."
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Although this book was published 200 years ago to demonstrate that scurvy could be prevented and cured, it is still surprisingly modern in outlook and in literary style. Lind's treatise on scurvy not only led to the virtual disappearance of the disease in civilized communities, but through its presentation of the subject, with censure of muddled thinking and superstition, emphasis on careful observation and controlled experiment, and reliance on facts and rational interpretation of them, it has attained recognition as one of the great medical classics of all time. The reprinting of this book, together with additional notes giving a short biography of Lind and a summary of the present status of vitamin C, pays tribute to a man who received little attention during his life. This is an eminently readable book and deserves careful study.
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Anthony Dixon always has me SMH...
Why show up to camp heavier when you're an oversized back who relies on quickness???
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I have a gallery page that I set up to display reader's photos, and I've created a button graphic that I would like to link to an action similar to the HTML "mailto:". I need a way to let readers email their photos to me so that I can review and post them.
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University response to referendum result1 July 2016
The University has reinforced its commitment to remain a European university that provides one of the best student experiences in the UK.
Nutritional protection for those at risk of heat stroke21 July 2016
As temperatures in the UK soar, research from Kent found a simple nutritional supplement could be the solution for those at risk of heat stroke.
Elite cyclists are more resilient to mental fatigue25 July 2016
As Chris Froome celebrates his third Tour de France victory, research shows that such athletes have superior ability to resist mental fatigue.
'Outstanding achievement' by researcher on ageing25 July 2016
Professor Julia Twigg receives recognition for her outstanding achievement in research on how people feel and behave as they age.
Economic forces behind the decimation of the East End21 July 2016
A one-day symposium will be examining the effects of economic forces on artist and community spaces in the East End of London.
How to negotiate an end to terrorist violence in Pakistan21 July 2016
International conflict experts from Kent discussed negotiating with non-state armed groups with senior Pakistani politicians, military and police officials.
Call for volunteers for autism research20 July 2016
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This stupendous, signed Pennino bracelet features the high quality construction and creative design that is a hallmark of this high end costume jewelry company. Its floral shaped links have clear pear and marquis shaped rhinestones for petals, all set in shiny, heavy rhodium plated silver tone. Bracelet width is 1" inch and wearable length is 7.25" inches. Like a fine diamond bracelet, the clasp is totally encrusted in stones! Back of foldover clasp is signed "PENNINO". Excellent, pretty pristine condition.
Book References: "Costume Jewelers The Golden Age of Design" Joanna Dubbs Ball page 168: An outstanding "golden Age" contributor, by the most rigid standards, their quality and design acumen rank Pennino with the very best in costume jewelry from the past."
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Perfect with the Star wars child stormtrooper deluxe costume. Completes the look. Good quality product.
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SOLD to JB85. payment received. Moderator, please close thread. thanks, evan
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SOLD to JB85. payment received. Moderator, please close thread. thanks, evan
SOLD to Kahuna. Moderator please close thread. thanks, evan
Thanks Kahuna! please send $30 to email@example.com via paypal and i'll mail it out today and send you a separate paypal invoice for the shipping. OR you can pay a flat rate of $10 for the shipping...
Thanks JB85! please send $35 to email@example.com via paypal and i'll mail it out today. you can send your full name/address via PM or preferably email. i appreciate it. -evan
This is half price! I'd say they were in perfect condition except that they're missing their WM labels (due to a gram-weenie in action!). These cranberry/black down booties, size Large, were...
Email email@example.com for pics of this brown tarp in EXCELLENT condition! I'll ship it the very day you buy it (via paypal) to your continental US address at no charge to you - only $35 out the...
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thx...yeah, i'm familiar with theirs. thought i'd save a few bucks by finding a used one....maybe even trading gear not $!
thx! PM sent. while i await whether he does custom sizes, anyone else have one for sale? what's the lightest material that works well for an UQ?
I'm looking for a roll down cuben dry bag, approx 12x20 inches. 14x22 would work as well. willing to buy or trade. please email me at: email@example.com
thanks, evan
thx. i submitted a question on their contact form. do they have a phone number? do they make custom sizes?
Hennessy Hyperlite A-Sym Tarp is in great shape; selling for $38 plus actual shipping. Would also trade for cuben dry bag approx 12x20. could throw in for free: a Sawyer filter that needs a new...
Got down to stuff in it, but need ultralight underquilt shell that can be modified to 65x42 inches. ideas? thanks!
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mumbles, they're yours. please email to me your shipping address so i can send you a paypal invoice for $35 plus actual ups shipping cost. my email: email@example.com thanks!
notice reduced price! $35 for excellent, nearly new down booties!
I got one that weighs 9.6 ounces, selling for $110 in excellent condition, 50x31 inches. Grizz made it; here's the whole story! https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/showthread.php?t=3843
It has 3.1...
Grizz made it; here's the whole story! https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/showthread.php?t=3843
It has 3.1 oz of 900 fill down
forgive my 'best offer' post as i'm a newbie here. i'm guessing it's worth $110.
These cranberry/black down booties, size Large, were purchased new this year and only worn on a single week-long High Sierra Trail trip (and I'm one of those neat freaks who try to keep my gear...
This 50"x31" underquilt is in excellent condition, was purchased from Grizz, weighs 9.6 ounces, is black and olive green. $110 or best offer; better yet, would love to trade for larger underquilt in...
Where are the parts purchased for these suspension ideas?
the complexity on this stuff is alarming; some serious thinking going into this engineering!
where do you buy the hooks?
i'm a newbie but underquilt i have has shock cord and hooks that attach to loops on hammock.
looking for custom underquilt maker who'll take my uq trade in...ideas?
who makes good custom quilts?
Why don't they have any underquilts that are 60 inches long?
thanks for the great info!
forgot to mention the weight of the underquilt I'm offering to trade: 9.6 oz
sorry about your loss!
any full length UQs left? thanks!
still available? if so, what are dimensions and weight? thanks!
is this uq still available? if so, what are dimensions/weight? thanks.
William, what are the dimensions and weight? and what is activdry? thanks, evan PS: consider cash plus trade of my 31x50 down underquilt?
Looking for Goosefeet down socks Large; prefer to trade my Western Mountaineering Flash Down Booties Large (excellent condition).
Looking for down underquilt, approx 65"x40"; prefer partial trade...
Dale, I have this tarp available. What would you offer for it? If you have a Cuben tarp to sell to me, I'd pay you with...
Rectangular (may settle for hex) hammock tarp wanted to go over my Grizz Bridge hammock. Something like Zpacks standard hammock tarp would work. could use 4 titanium stakes as well. thanks!
SOLD. please reflect this on listing.
I'm selling a HH Hyperlite that is quite durable and only $100 (without rainfly) or $150 with it. It is 16.6 ounces and lightly used. Are you interested?
Reduced to $100 (+shipping) and 20L Sea-to-Summit waterproof stuff sack thrown in for free!
This hammock weighed in today at 16.6 (471g). No rain fly (PM me if you really need one) and is lightly...
thanks a lot for the info!
thanks a lot!
Hopefully, this offer to trade doesn't violate any forum guidelines (yes, i'm a noob).
My hammock weighs 16.6 oz (rainfly not lincluded), is lightly used and is in great shape. it's also listed...
Hopefully, this offer to trade doesn't violate any forum guidelines (yes, i'm a noob).
My hammock weighs 16.6 oz (rainfly not lincluded), is lightly used and is in great shape. it's also listed...
thanks for all the help, folks...i'll check out those leads!
i was too slow to snatch it up. is the for sale section searchable? not knowing all the brands and technical terms, i'm likely to not see what i'm looking for! (new here obviously)
thanks folks.
I'm looking for a new or lightly used top quilt that will fit the new custom bridge hammock that Grizz made for me (as seen in videos he posted here). Got something that may work? Or who makes down...
Folks, I'm looking for a new or lightly used top quilt that will fit the new custom bridge hammock that Grizz made for me (as seen in videos he posted here). Got something that may work? Or who makes...


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Russia's once apolitical youth has taken to the streets of Moscow and launched the largest demonstrations since the collapse of the Soviet Union
A Moscow apartment block's tenants turn over, one vodka binge at a time.
More and more, shocking displays of economic inequality that might once have sparked revolution here are now just part of the fabric of everyday life
The Oscar-nominated filmmaker threw himself out of his hospital window at age 95—which his fans see as an act of courage.
Heat waves and even smoke from wildfires, have engulfed the city before, but never like this
Europe's poorest country is a paragon of financial stability
Russia's president has launched a blog—comments included. Now citizens of this notoriously repressive country are offering him everything from policy advice to Alice Cooper concert tickets
Much more than just a disagreement over prices is pushing Moscow to take a hard line in its gas dispute with Kiev
After 17 years in the NHL, Czech hockey star Jaromir Jagr hits the ice—and the jackpot—in Siberia.
It will take more than Obama's electoral triumph to improve the United States' strained relations with Russia
Why France's religious strife melts away in Marseille
Washington should establish a new framework, based partly on an old paradigm, for its relations with Moscow
Facing a resurgent Moscow, Ukraine is clamoring for NATO membership. The alliance should say no
"The pitiable David-and-Goliath asymmetry of Georgia's dustup with Russia has obscured both the United States' culpability in bringing about the conflict, and the nature of the separatism that caused it in the first place"
Why Vladimir Putin's successful effort to handpick his replacement may backfire
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Where to stay, where to eat, and what to do in Kunming
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Using Optional Job Rotation Programs to Gauge On-the-Job Learning
This paper presents one reason for adopting diverse work assignments, rooted in a desire to match employees' pay with the skills they have cultivated on the job. When on-the-job learning parlays into attractive external opportunities, employees may threaten to seek a different and higher paying job elsewhere. By instituting an optional job rotation program, a firm can offer such an opportunity internally. Since new tasks are difficult for employees to undertake, compensation arrangements can be structured to guarantee that only a truly skilled (versatile) employee wants to take on such a challenge.
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Well, I'm late. I tried so, so hard to meet the OAL deadline, but I only got part of the way there. My sweater, which I started a bit later than I intended, was finished first. Then, there was the … Continue reading
I have been working diligently on my OAL projects since June 1st, and my progress so far has been mixed. The good news is that my Florrick/Audrey in Unst frankensweater is coming along very nicely. It took me a few … Continue reading
Making Together
There's something about knitting with other people that gives me joy in my heart. This has got to be because, in a world full of non-makers who give you the side eye when you tell them how much it costs to knit a pair of socks, knitters just get it. They understand that, even though you can pick up a really cute cardigan from Joe Fresh for as low as $15 and a 10-pack of socks costs a mere handful of dollars at Walmart, the act of knitting is far greater than the sum of its parts. Where a non-maker sees a plain sock, I see a stress relieving lunch time trip to the LYS in search of the perfect yarn. I see hours of patient work, simultaneously calming and exciting as my vision is realized one stitch at a time. I see a loved one who would be stuck shivering in the cold wearing horrible acrylic if I hadn't swooped in and draped them in warm wool. Wearing a garment that I've lovingly and painstakingly crafted gives me a feeling of pride that lasts for years longer than any satisfaction gained from owning a ready-to-wear garment that, no matter how nice, will invariably come apart at the seams long before my handmade ones will. And when I hang around with knitters, this all goes unsaid. We know why we're here together, and that is enough.
It took me a long while to muster up the courage to hang out with flesh-and-blood knitters, and before I managed to come out of my introverted shell, I conferred with the knitters of the internet. Like many online communities, the virtual knitting community is a vibrant one. The camaraderie I've shared with strangers who share a common lust for a favorite yarn company or designer(s) has done much to spur me on to trying new, different, better things. Despite being a highly self-motivated person in general, there's something about the encouragement of people who understand exactly why that stranded colourwork sweater you're slowly talking yourself into making is awesome that helps me to push myself to do more.
Where online knitters leave flesh-and-blood knitters in the dust is in the organization of knitalongs, and right now there are many to choose from. The one that I'm very interested in participating in is the Outfit Along hosted by Lauren of Lladybird and Andi of Untangling Knots. This is the second year that these two awesome ladies have hosted their makealong and, now that I'm somewhat proficient with the ol' sewing machine, I want to get in on the action.
Though Andi and Lauren have taken the trouble of choosing official dress and cardigan patterns for participants, the point of the OAL is to make an outfit that you love, and not using these patterns won't disqualify anyone from entry. And so, being mindful of my pledge to make more from my stash this year, I've decided to do something a little different. For the sweater, I've chosen to combine two patterns: Justyna Lorkowska's Florrick, for the beautiful cable panel in the back that made me swoon the first time I saw it, and Gudrun Johnston's Audrey in Unst, a pattern whose construction I am already very familiar with. Whereas the official OAL sweater pattern calls for DK weight yarn, my sweater will be made using a long-stashed fingering weight Knit Picks Stroll Tonal in the luscious Gypsy colourway. Not only does using a lighter weight yarn allow me to be prudent and use my stash, it will also help me to fill a long standing lightweight cardigan gap in my wardrobe. Plus, I'll be able to wear it without melting on breezy summer evenings.
As for the dress, I'm very excited to be making a Collette Peony, a stashed pattern, out of the wicked awesome breton stripe rayon pictured above. This dress pattern, if the internet is to be believed, is supposed to be easy-peasy to make, so I'll be challenging myself in other ways. This will be my first foray into pattern matching, which could prove to be a bit more challenge than I bargained for due to the slightly irregular nature of the stripes. This will also be my first time sewing a garment with sleeves, and I'm not at all ashamed to say that, if the sleeves look like they're going to be a huge hassle or like they won't turn out, I am more than happy to jettison them if I need to. That I'll be focusing on perfecting the fit hardly needs to be said.
Okay, okay, I know I have a less than stellar record of meeting KAL deadlines. But with a whole two months within which to finish both projects, I know that I can at least give it a good try. The worst that can happen, after all, is that I won't meet the deadline. I will eventually, however, be the proud owner of what is basically the outfit of my dreams, and there's a lot to be said for that.
Fellow makers: Show me your OAL plans!
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When I first got a hankering to blog about something, I was fairly certain that the focus of my writing would be food. I am a person who loves to eat, after all, and I've loved to cook for people … Continue reading
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The prevailing stereotype about women being obsessed with clothes shopping has always confused me, mainly because I, as with many of my female friends, hate clothes shopping. I hate it mostly because of a long and depressing track record of … Continue reading
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An Auspicious Start
An impulse I have when thinking about time is to characterize it as moving quickly. "I can't believe it's already mid-February!", I may have written at this point last year, followed by some apologies and promises to be a better blogger. But the truth is that, at present, time is progressing at an even pace, perhaps a slower pace than I'm used to, and I like it a lot. I chalk this up to one big variable: shortly after the start of the new year, my beloved MacBook Pro, the one I wrote my doctoral dissertation on, the one I relied on to extend the thoughts in my brain in a manner fit for general consumption, went kaput. I'm sure it's not dead dead, but it requires at least some minor surgery in order to be useful again. There was a period in my life when not having a personal computer in good working order would have sent me into a tailspin of panic, and I would have assumed an ungodly amount of debt in order to make sure that I had a computer in good working order. Thankfully, those days are behind me. I've come to cherish time away from the computer, relishing the ways in which non-computer mediated time seems to stretch luxuriously before me, a stark contrast to the ways in which being glued to a screen has left me feeling bereft because I haven't had enough time to do everything I wanted to do.
Of course, this preamble is meant to explain 1) that, though I've been silent these last few weeks, I've been plenty productive, and 2) why I haven't shown you this sweater yet.
Okay. The thing is, my version of this sweater is most definitely a failure and has a home at the top of the frog pile. I love the way it looks, and it was easy and pleasureful to make, but the fit is just terrible. It's too long, there's a major swayback problem, and the seams look bulky and lumpy when I wear it. Even so, it took the better part of January to make, and I wanted to make sure I gave it due consideration.
Surely you'll remember from the past that sweater failures tend to bring me down, big time. But in this case, I find myself thinking of this sweater as more of a learning opportunity than an outright defeat. Because, unlike in past cases where the failure has been a result of my own error, my efforts on this sweater foundered because I followed the pattern to the letter, and the person whose body this sweater was designed for definitely isn't mine. I have to admit that this came as a surprise to me: the construction of this sweater came together so easily exactly as written that, at first, I was convinced that it must have been my error. But the truth is that, when knitting, I rarely think about how to shape a garment to account for the various bumps and curves of my body. The biggest modifications I tend to make are related to lowering necklines, which is just about the easiest modification one can make on a sweater. And when things do fit perfectly, it's usually due to a combination of forgiving, springy wool and my best friend, negative ease (meaning that the garment is on the tighter side, rather than being of a more relaxed fit). I'm definitely okay with continuing to knit most garments with some flattering negative ease, but I've also begun to accept that, in order for me to really improve my knitting skills, it's high time I learned to how to shape a garment to fit the contours of my body.
This realization comes in large part due to my new found love of sewing with woven fabrics, which require a good deal of measuring and shaping in order to fit the body properly. My sewing machine and I have become great friends in the past few months, and I have spent much of my computer-free time perfecting my new favorite skirt style and learning the basics of making full bust adjustments on simple blouses. Once I finally learn how to make a proper button hole, I'll expand my fitting knowledge even more and move on to some not-so-basic sewing projects. In other words, I have a few more things to show you, and I'm excited to share with you what I've learned about sewing and to show you how I've improved.
In the meantime, what are your favorite resources for fitting knits?
Post Script: My sister, Zoe, is engaged in a legal battle for access to her daughter, my beautiful niece, Khloe. The case is complex, but if she wins, it will have profoundly positive implications for all LGBTQ couples in Canada who have children. Please consider reading the link below and offering some help to Zoe. Every little bit–including words of support–makes a huge difference.
2014 In Review
Hello hello! Back again! How have you been? I have been very well, indeed. After several months of regular blogging, which I actually enjoyed quite a lot, I just suddenly didn't feel like it anymore. Nothing is wrong, per se; it's only that I've started to find I enjoy my time away from the internet so much that I wanted to keep away from it for as long as was feasible. And, let me tell you, not being constantly aware of the horrible shit that happens in the world on an hourly basis has done wonders for my wellbeing over the last few weeks.
I certainly don't think of this space as a repository for the horrible shit in the world, though. On the contrary! I love this space! Sure, I neglect it now and then, but I know it's here for me when I'm feeling like showing you my wares. And, because it's the year's end, it seems appropriate to reflect on the good and to think about the future. Or something.
But, first, a few updates, because I know I left you hanging:
1. I did not finish my NaKniSweMo sweater on time. I know!!!! How disappointing. And the worst part is that I'm still actually not finished this sweater, which, if you recall, was meant to be a birthday gift for my beloved. Here's where it currently stands:
As you can see, the conspicuous absence of a second sleeve puts this garment firmly in the close-but-no-cigar category. And since I've let not one, but three potential deadline dates pass (those are: birthday, the end of November and Christmas) without finishing the sweater, I can and should take some extra time to lengthen the torso so that Keith is likely to wear it without feeling uncomfortable. As for why it's not finished yet, well, I'm going to blame the yarn. It's a beautiful and sturdy yarn and I know it will make a long lasting (and hopefully well-loved) sweater, but the high cotton content makes it so, so hard on my wrists. I can actually (okay, maybe more like figuratively) feel my wrists ache whenever I even think about the fact that I still have a whole sleeve to finish, and then I have to lengthen the body. But, oh well. It will be finished, eventually.
2. I am not a complete failure at finishing things, though, because I did, in fact, finish making Coda. And I'm surprisingly taken with it.
I know, what an odd thing to say, right? Well, you may recall my nervousness about making a new garment with yarn harvested from a failed garment and, initially, my fears were totally and completely founded. The finished sweater grew in blocking to such an extent that it became, like it's predecessor, unwearable. I could sort of get the front of the sweater to sit flat, but the back was all saggy and the whole thing was much too long to be presentable on my short-waisted body. In a brain wave borne of desperation, I decided to machine wash and dry the sweater. By this time I was more than ready to lose this yarn and sweater to the fickle gods of fabric care but, lo and behold, it shrunk back to the correct proportions and was once more wearable. Hooray! I still think the fit (on me) could be better, but I'm mainly thrilled that I can wear it at all.
So, that sums up the last few months. As for the last year, it was a good one! Some highlights include a life changing trip to Lisbon, making friends with my sewing machine, knitting my first ever Fair Isle sweater, and, though previously unmentioned here, falling back in love with recreational reading. I read 25 books this year (yes, I counted. I am like that sometimes), and I owe it all to my lil sister, Zoë, who kickstarted the whole think by giving me a new book last Christmas. For a while, I believed that I had destroyed my ability to enjoy reading through a combination of TV, the internet and nearly a decade of graduate school, so I feel almost inarticulably grateful to have rediscovered the pleasure of getting lost in a great book. (And, okay, the occasional mediocre, fluff book. I'm only human.)
Okay, down to brass tacks. Here's what I made this year:
19 pairs of socks, including these three new pairs (top pair for me, middle pair for Keith and the last pair for my '90s baby sister, Zoë):
7 hats and 6 pairs of mittens, mostly destined for friends and family:
A metric buttload of baby sweaters (actual count: 5):
A bunch more adult-sized sweaters (actual count: 10):
And some assorted miscellany:
Grand total: 50 knitting projects and two sewing projects. Not bad!
2014 was a good year and I accomplished many loosely-set maker goals, from knitting enough sweaters to clothe me throughout the work week to building skill in order to replace irrational fears (I'm looking at you, Fair Isle sweater and sewing machine). Now, I'm not one to harp on about the need for constant, vigilant self-improvement–though a worthy goal, I also think it's okay, even important, to be content with what you have–but I would like to go on record with a few more goals for 2015. In the main, I hope to accomplish two big things:
1) I want to make more of my clothing. No duh, Sheena, you may be thinking to yourselves now. But it's not such a no duh thing. At present, I am an extremely proficient knitter and kind of a novice sewist, and this imbalance is starting to be apparent in my wardrobe (unfortunately, there is such a thing as wearing too many hand knits, much to my chagrin). So, I'm setting a loose goal to replace some of my ready-to-wear sewn items with handmade items. Maybe I'll become extra-ambitious and teach myself how to make the perfect pair of pants, but I would be equally thrilled just to have a good collection of basic, tailored skirts and tops in my wardrobe. I'm far more comfortable wearing skirts than I am wearing pants (of the non-stretchy variety, that is), and now that I have two handmade skirts under my belt, I can only improve with time and practice. I've also invested in a serger and the idea of replacing some of my old, worn t-shirts with new ones made to fit my body has me practically giddy with excitement. Anyway, 1 outfit per month seems an attainable, if ambitious, goal. If I can make that, great! If not, that's okay, too.
2) I want to make more from my stash. Thankfully, my fabric stash is limited, but my yarn stash is out of control. I have so much beautiful yarn to make sweaters with! I hope to have the willpower to not add much more to my stash over the next 12 months until I have a big clear out of what's already there.
So, that was my year of making it my way in 2014. Thanks for giving audience to my ideas and my maker stuff! Here's to more of the same in 2015.
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Reconsideration ofWeighting and Updating Procedures in the US CPI
In 2002, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) introduced a supplemental C-CPI-U employing a superlative formula to provide a closer approximation to a cost-of-living index (COLI). This paper focuses on whether the BLS can improve upon the headline CPI-U's current biennial weight update process, thereby reducing the CPI-U's growth rate and bringing the index closer to the C-CPI-U. We begin by estimating superlative price indexes for 1999 through 2007 along with indexes based on the constant-elasticity-of-substitution demand model. Our analyses confirm that the consumer expenditure data underlying the CPI imply substantial consumer substitution, implying that the CPI-U's Lowe index formula yields higher inflation estimates than would a true COLI. Simulating feasible weight update processes, we find that a Lowe index with two-year weight reference periods but annual updating rises by about 0.03 percentage points less per year than the CPI-U. Another 0.01 percentage point on average is subtracted by imposing annual revision with one-year base periods. Thus, indexes with more timely weights may offer improved representation of current price change, as well as closer approximations to a COLI.
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Gilead Sciences inked a deal with AnaptysBio to develop antibody therapeutics. Antibodies generated by AnaptysBio using its proprietary SHM-XEL platform will be transferred to Gilead for worldwide development and commercialization.
Gilead has paid an up-front fee and will provide research funding to AnaptysBio through the antibody-generation process. AnaptysBio is due to receive development milestone payments from Gilead as well as royalties upon sales of each product derived from the partnership.
Founded in 2005, AnaptysBio is focused on the generation of antibody therapeutics using somatic hypermutation (SHM) for discovery and optimization. SHM is the body's natural process for generating potent antibodies. AnaptysBio says that its SHM-XEL platform couples fully human antibody libraries with in vitro SHM in mammalian cells to generate high-affinity lead candidates.
The technology replicates key features of the human immune system and overcomes limitations of prior antibody technologies, according to AnaptysBio. By harnessing the natural mechanism of antibody maturation under controlled conditions, SHM-XEL allows for the selection of optimal antibody properties such as high affinity, functionality, cross-reactivity, and epitope diversity, the firm adds.
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Paulo Gomes (racing driver)
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Paulo de Mello Gomes, (born April 14, 1948 in Ribeirão Preto) is a retired Brazilian racing driver. He won Stock Car Brasil in 1979, 1983, 1984 and 1995, is the second biggest winner in history of the category. Gomes is father of Marcos Gomes and Pedro Gomes also racing drivers.
Compete in Stock Car of 1979 to 2003. In 2007 he back to dispute the last six races.
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