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Hi, my name is Mary Gildersleeve. I began designing shortly after teaching myself to knit at the age of 8, primarily because I do not take commands very well and I also could not afford the fancy ...
Hi, my name is Mary Gildersleeve. I began designing shortly after teaching myself to knit at the age of 8, primarily because I do not take commands very well and I also could not afford the fancy yarns back then. Knitting and designing were my constant activities throughout undergrad, grad school and family life until, in 1997, I finally went professional and established By Hand, With Heart ... traditional hand-knit designs with a modern twist. I now create designs for various knitwear outlets (including published designs in Knitters, INKnitters, Cast On), custom knit original designs, and self-publish my own patterns . I maintain a website (www.marygildersleeve.com) where I discuss my work, my findsÃâà(reviewing books and supplies) and suggestions for teaching everyone this age-old art. I particularly love teaching all aspects of knitting ... from beginner to expert, from learning to read charts to designing your own. On most Saturdays, you can find me working at my LYS, Dog House Yarns in Culpeper. I am the exclusive designer for the cashmere-farm, Spring Gate Farm, located in Barboursville, VA.
I earned an MBA from the College of William and Mary (Williamsburg, VA) in 1988 and a BA in Print Journalism from Gonzaga University (Spokane, Washington) in 1983. I continue with my knitting education by attending seminars, voraciously reading all knitting books, magazines, and websites, and constantly honing my practical knitting skills. I was an active member of the Association of Knitwear Designers (which shut down, unfortunately).
I am married, have 5 children (10 to 23 yrs) and keep busy homeschooling, working on the computer, writing articles, and knitting, knitting, knitting in rural Virginia. In 2008, a book I wrote was published "Great Yarns for the Close-Knit Family: over two dozen hand-knit designs inspired by a dozen fantastic family read-alouds"; a year later, another book I wrote hit the bookstores, "In His Image: Nurturing Creativity in the Heart of Your Home" (both are available on Amazon and other book outlets)..
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Say what you will, there is nothing quite like knitting (and wearing) 100% cashmere!
This shawlette, knit up using a total of 50g of DK-weigh cashmere (one skein each natural white and pale grey) this shawl gets a bit of bling from carrying-along a strand of Kreinik's Twist, a machine wash/dry metallic thread that doesn't alter the gauge and yet does add a hint of sparkle to this sophisticated topper.
Directions are written out and charted!
shawlette is worked from the left end towards the wider right end, creating vertical striping
the top half of the shawlette is worked in garter-stitch stripes (alternating 2 rows/1 ridge of white and gray)
the lower half of the shawlette is worked in a heart and diamond lace panel
the Kreinik Twist is carried-along with the gray only to allow for a subtle hint of bling
the three buttons are placed in the upper right of the shawlette; the "buttonholes" are the yo-eyelets on the upper left end
ALWAYS slip the first st of each row (as if to purl) to ensure a nice, chained edge
16sts x 24 rws = 4" stockinette, worked flat
220 yards of DK weight

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Good sized apartment in a block of apartments. Close to supermarket, 20 minute walk to entrance of the lakes. Pleasant stay, very helpful hostess. Good value.
Un ' esperienza positiva sotto tutti i punti di vista. Organizzazione perfetta sotto tutti i punti di vista , prima di partire fino all ultimo istante , accoglienza puntuale e professionale sul posto . Disponibilità massima del referente in loco . Appartamento collocato in posizione estremamente pratica per la visita ai laghi e con ottima sistemazione .
Dans un confort relatif cet appartement possède deux énormes points positifs.
L'accueil est très agréable.
De plus, la situation est idéale car on peut accéder au parc de Plitvice en un quart d'heure à pied en passant par la forêt !!!
Alles in allem gut. Eine schöne Wohnung in einem der schönsten Stadtviertel in Paris (Sacre-Coeur), aber trotzdem nicht sehr touristisch. Es war alles in der Umgebung für das notwendigste vorhanden (Supermarkt, Bäckerei etc.). Das eine oder andere sollte in der Wohnung aber repariert werden, z.B. die Installationen im Bad. Auch die Elektrik ist ziemlich marode. Im Kinderzimmer sollte auch mal das Stockbett ausgetauscht werden, da es sehr wackelig ist.
Excellent! Thank you again Wimdu.
Our host Trusted Partner, Interhome, were kind and very, very efficient, working from their local office nearby in Deauville. We felt comfortable before we even arrived in France. Wimdu as usual and our host each confirmed everything by email before we even set off; so put our minds at rest during those last crazy days of packing before our holiday.
And such a wonderful stylish apartment Couturier! So much beautiful character in the middle of Trouville sur Mer. It was wonderful to be staying in one of those gorgeous old Norman town houses rather than just seeing them from the outside. We really got the feel of the town and all its history just by looking out of our shuttered windows at the roof tops. And lots of space for us as a family.
Thank you Wimdu, Trusted Partner Interhome and of course the apartment Couturier. We'll definitely be back.
First of all, I was a little nervous because I had plenty of doubts and the agency didn't answer me, in that point very bad customer service I can't believe they take like one week to answer a customer email... Anyway one week before our arrival our host finally could contact me and I talked to her. Luckly Montse was a Spanish woman and we could understand each other very good. Despite we had problems in our arrival, she was very kind and understood everything, made everything very easy and was very flexible about the arriving time. She really cared about us, offering herself for any help we could need (finding supermakets, places to eat, and useful information) we are really grateful about that:)
About the house, 10-15 min walk from Piazza San Marco, good location, very close to important places and easy to find (difficult in Venice..) the house is exactly as described in the pictures, one big sofa-bed (very comfortable) one bedroom, the kitchen, bathroom and a small terrace. Despite was a little bit small apartment was very nice, comfortable and charming.
Against: it wasn't very cleaned, some dirty in the corners and under the sofa and furniture. I don't understand why we had to pay 20€ per person for cleaning taxes and other taxes when they left us the apartment not as cleaned as they could...
The oven didn't work (or we didn't know how to turn it on... Neither our host) and half of the stoves didn't work, and the ones who did was very low fire and we took ages to cook and to get the water to boil.
The other think I didn't like (but this isn't problem of the house) is that even is well located, it's pretty far from the train station, like 40 min walking, 1hour if you are taking luggage, so the best thing is to take the vaporetto and its 40 min more or less and 7,50€ each trip. It's not a really big deal but a think to take on count if money is a struggle for you. You'll do it if you are going to Treviso airport.
Anyway, we had a very nice time then, if I go back to Venice, I would repeat for sure! :)
In the apartment, it is calm at night in spite of it's central location and insufficient windows' sound proofing.
Also insufficient is room lighting, shutters of the kitchen cabinet are not arranged well, there is mold in the shower cabin.
But the Fountain Trevi district is an excellent place in Rome, and if you are not very captious you will enjoy this place to stay.
Very cosy place in a beautiful setting. Will come back for sure.
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The Olympics has thrown another wrinkle into the golf schedule, this one affecting the American team for the Ryder Cup.
The PGA Championship typically is the final event to earn one of the eight automatic qualifying spots, and then Davis Love III would have four captain's picks leading up to the Ryder Cup matches that start Sept. 30 at Hazeltine.
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Wang won her sixth 500m outing by 0.070seconds ahead of Marianne St-Gelais to end the season unbeaten and sit top of the overall World Cup rankings for the distance with 6000 points.
Noh followed in Wang's tracks by winning the second of two 1500m events in Dresden with Shim doing the same in the women's event for a perfect ending to their individual World Cup efforts.
Kim Yun-Jae was no match for Noh in Germany as he clocked a winning time of 2:18.203minutes for his fifth win of the season and a cushion of almost 2500 points on runner-up overall Victor An.
And Shim, who didn't race in the first of the two 1500m events in Dresden won by Brit Elise Christie, claimed her sixth victory to also end the season unbeaten over the distance ahead.
The only individual event on the last day not to be won by the World Cup winner was the men's 500m as Liang Wenhao collected his second victory in Germany after triumphing in the 1000m.
Double Olympic champion Charles Hamelin already had the overall World Cup title in the distance secured ahead of the eighth and final round with Liang beating teammate Wu Dajing to first.
Meanwhile in the women's 3000m relay, World Cup champions China couldn't complete their season with a win as they finished third behind victors the Netherlands and then Canada.
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On July 22, 2012, I replied to the confirmation e-mail because my items had not yet arrived and received the following e-mail response: "Hi Whitney, Thanks for informing us about the issue regarding your order.Your order is shipped directly from our supplier and you should have received your order by now since it shouldn't take that long to receive your order. We will go ahead and reship your order. Please confirm the following shipping address is correct. You should receive your order within 1 week. Thank you and sorry for the inconvenience. Regards, James www.GiftsForte.com"
On August 13, 2012, I decided to e-mail them again, and I did not receive a response. I called the number on their site and it says to fill out a form on their website, so I did. My fiancee called them and got the same message, so I filled out the form again and responded to the confirmation e-mail once again. Still no information, no coasters. My order status says that these items have "shipped", but no tracking can be provided and no one can be contacted. Now, I see a number of fraud reports on this site and feel that I must sadly join the ranks. STAY AWAY FROM GIFTSFORTE.COM
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Check out the Coalblog for some un-emancipated opinions on climate change. And check their favourite "experts" (Tim Patterson, for one) against the list of usual suspects who are seen to be challenging the science in every venue and on every occasion.
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It is, woefully, no surprise whatsoever that Canada's Conservative government is considering joining the Asia Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate. As the Globe and Mail reported today, anti-Environment Minister Rona Ambrose is cuddling up to the U.S. policy position, saying "I've been looking at the Asia-Pacific Partnership for a number of months now because the key principles around the Asia Pacific Partnership are very much in line with where our government wants to go."
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We at the DeSmogBlog missed Globe and Mail columnist John Ibbitson's original (and clearly goofy) column, but nobody should miss the response: a letter to the editor by Christian Schoof, research associate in glaciology, UBC Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences
"Re: Clean-Air Treaty Worthy Of Effort (April 20) by John Ibbitson: So, 90 scientists encourage the government to tackle climate change, 60 recommend the opposite. What is a layman to do?"
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To be "The Unbeatables" you have to remain UNBEATEN, just as when you had that run a few years back when you were BEATEN eventually.
Just thought i'd explain the concept, as all of you seem unable to grasp what it means.
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Ive done my research and i know the true identity of you cabac.
lame brain? you need a re-think
Move on.
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Out to lunch Alfie you lame brain!
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OK Cabac, you got me. Yes i live in Africa
A Yahoo! User Dec 5, 2007 00:10 Flag
Derogatory to Africa............WHY?
Evil Bread Man Evil Bread Man Dec 3, 2007 23:22 Flag
"Well, denial is in Africa and that would suit you down to the ground."
Slighty derogatory to africa mate.
Yes, denied. Thank you for your work
Now move onto bigger projects. Its done. Ive had my say and he has had his. Why would i apolgise for something i havent done?
A Yahoo! User Dec 1, 2007 20:10 Flag
Are you seriously thick or just ret4rded??? When did any Arsenal fan, pundit, or tabloid claim that during our unbeaten season we were unbeaten in all competitions??? You'll have to enlighten us all because we were known as the PREMIERSHIP invincibles. What does that spell out to you brains???? You really are clutching at straws here aren't you!! Making up your own claims so you can argue against them!! Genius!!! I have never seen such a stupid thread in all the time I've been on these boards, and trust me we have United on our boards daily!! You are an idiot and must go to the front of the class!!!
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Evil Bread Man Evil Bread Man Dec 1, 2007 20:36 Flag
Come on man. He HAS got you all worked up about it.
We DO love a rant
A Yahoo! User Dec 1, 2007 07:28 Flag
So you now pick and choose which matches count as an unbeaten run do you???
Ok, that means we'll dismiss all the insignificant matches we've ever played...so we've remained unbeaten since 1882, making us significantly better than yo!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good result last night guys against that pub side!
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Evil Bread Man Evil Bread Man Nov 30, 2007 16:49 Flag
The Pub side that knocked out Sampdoria on italian soil.
Morning Sam
A Yahoo! User Nov 29, 2007 19:51 Flag
ffs,, your living proof snow white had sex with dopey...look at the table ,,put your glasses on..ok,, i will help you ,,see the L ,,look underneath it,,its shows a 0 ,,that means we have not lost this season..i hope this gets though your skull and registers in your brain,,if you cant work it out..maybe one of your spud supporters will try to explian to you ..ok.
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A Yahoo! User Nov 29, 2007 21:39 Flag
Seville 3 - Scum 1..... even the most optimistic goon wouldnt claim that as a victory!
Dont matter how many times you punch that into your calculator..........you will still find its Lost = 1.


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- 1 lb great northern bean
- 3 slices bacon
- 2 -3 quarts water
- salt and pepper
- Start in the morning.
- Empty bag of beans into a strainer and clean, removing any bad ones and tossing them away.
- Pour beans and bacon to a dutch oven or stock pot. Add water til it's about 2 inch or so above the beans.
- Cook on medium heat, stirring ocationally and adding water as needed, til beans are tender. Around 4-5 hours.
- Lower heat to low and season to taste with salt and pepper. Continue simmering until ready to serve. Soups should thicken as it simmers.
- Remove bacon before serving.
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Thanks for teaching us northerners how to make great southern beans. A nice smoky flavor to this easy, yet tasty recipe. Next time I will also follow reviewer breezermom's suggestion to add onion or garlic--saw it too late the first time.
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Rob Mazurek Pulsar Quartet, Stellar Pulsations
Mikolaj Trzaska, Olie Brice, Mark Sanders, Riverloam Trio
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Harrison Bankhead's next recording is being funded by a Kickstarter project, and more donations are needed.
A brew pub in Portland, Oregon is offering Captain Beefheart Beer.
Reviews of shows from New York's ongoing Winter Jazzfest are coming in, including ones on Nels Cline and Juline Lage and Jacob Garchik.
Chicago Scene: January 12-26
This is a weekly overview live performances in the Chicago area. Contact us if you'd like your shows listed.
January 12:
colour and sound house concert series
sat jan 12th – 8pm
suggested donation $20.00
featuring jimmy bennington and cathy kuna
East Rogers Park in Chicago
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January 13:
Russ Johnson Quartet
Hungry Brain
January 14:
7:30PM at Myopic Books, 1564 N Milwaukee, 773.862.4882 (Free)
Fred Lonberg-Holm, Joseph Mills
9:00PM at Beat Kitchen, 2100 W Belmont, 773.281.4444
Extraordinary Popular Delusions : Jim Baker, Mars Williams, Brian Sandstrom, Steve Hunt
10PM at Skylark
2149 S. Halsted St., Chicago
Hobbyhorse (visiting from Italy)
Dan Kinzelman: Sax/Clarinets/Voice/Flutes
Joe Rehmer: Bass/Keyboards/Voice/Percussion
Stefano Tamborrino: Drums/Percussion/Melodica/Voice
January 15:
9:30PM at Bar DeVille, 701 N Damen, 312.929.2349
KLANG : James Falzone, Jason Adasiewicz, Jason Roebke, Tim Daisy
James Falzone, Tomeka Reid, Jason Roebke
Jason Adasiewicz Solo
KLANG : James Falzone, Jason Adasiewicz, Jason Roebke, Tim Daisy with special guest Tomeka Reid
10:00PM at The Whistler, 2421 N Milwaukee (Free)
Rob Mazurek's Throne Of The House Of Good And Evil, with Matt Lux, John Herndon
January 16:
8:00PM at the Water Hole Lounge, 1400 S Western, 312.243.7988 ($5)
Velvet Dreams Presents
Jam session honoring Fred Anderson, with host Isaiah Spencer
10:00PM at the Hideout, 1354 W Wabansia, 773.227.4433 ($10)
Paul Giallorenzo Trio with Ingebrigt Håker Flaten, Tim Daisy — Record Release
Ingebrigt Håker Flaten Quartet with Dave Rempis, Jason Adasiewicz, Frank Rosaly
January 17:
9:00PM at Elastic, 2830 N Milwaukee, 2nd Fl, 773.772.3616 ($8)
Jason Roebke Octet, with Josh Berman, Nick Broste, Jason Stein, Keefe Jackson, Mars Williams, Dave Rempis, Matt Schneider, Jason Adasiewicz, Mike Reed
January 18:
9:00PM at Heaven Gallery, 1550 N Milwaukee, 2nd Fl, 773.342.4597
Jason Adasiewicz, Ingebrigt Håker Flaten
Ingebrigt Håker Flaten's BEAO, with Dave Rempis, Mars Williams, Jason Adasiewicz, Paul Giallorenzo, Jim Baker, Fred Lonberg-Holm, Tim Daisy
6:30PM at Corbett vs. Dempsey. 1120 N. Ashland Ave.
ICE low-reed expert Rebekah Heller takes on new works by ICElab composers Daniel Dehaan and Marcos Balter in this fourth solo concert at the spectacular Corbett vs. Dempsey Gallery in Chicago.
January 20:
10:00PM at the Hungry Brain, 2319 W Belmont, 773.709.1401 ($8 suggested donation)
Dave Rempis, Joshua Abrams, Avreeayl Ra
January 21:
7:30PM at Myopic Books, 1564 N Milwaukee, 773.862.4882 (Free)
Daniel Fandiño, Albert Wildeman
9:00PM at Beat Kitchen, 2100 W Belmont, 773.281.4444
Extraordinary Popular Delusions : Jim Baker, Mars Williams, Brian Sandstrom, Steve Hunt
10PM at Skylark. 2149 S. Halsted St., Chicago
Anton Hatwich Trio
Matt Schneider, Guitar
Anton Hatwich, Electric Bass
Charles Rumback, Drums
January 22:
6:00PM at the Museum of Contemporary Art, 220 E Chicago, 312.280.2660
Face the Strange: New Music from Chicago and Beyond
Jeff Parker
9:30PM at Bar DeVille, 701 N Damen, 312.929.2349
KLANG : James Falzone, Jason Adasiewicz, Jason Roebke, Tim Daisy
Jason Roebke Solo
James Falzone, Russ Johnson, Jason Stein
KLANG : James Falzone, Jason Adasiewicz, Jason Roebke, Tim Daisy, special guests Russ Johnson, Jason Stein
10:00PM at The Whistler, 2421 N Milwaukee (Free)
Rob Mazurek's Throne Of The House Of Good And Evil, with Matt Lux, John Herndon
January 23:
8:00PM at the Water Hole Lounge, 1400 S Western, 312.243.7988 ($5)
Velvet Dreams Presents
Jam session honoring Fred Anderson, with host Isaiah Spencer
NRG Ensemble
The Hideout
1354 W Wabansia Ave
Mars Williams – reeds
Dave Rempis – saxophones
Fred Lonberg-holm – cello & trumpet
Brian Sandstrom – bass, guitar & trumpet
Kent Kessler – bass
Steve Hunt – drums, vibes & percussion
January 26:
7:30PM at the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, 2320 W Chicago ($15-$10)
MAVerick Ensemble — music by Freund, Gordon, Lang, Murail, Raynovich
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The Momenta Quartet's Spring Season
From The Momenta Quartet:
January 16, 2013, 8 PM / TimeIn Gallery at HiArt!, 227 West 29th Street, Studio 4R, New York, NY 10001 ($15 general, $10 students/seniors): Presented by the AMPHIBIAN Video/Music Series, Momenta performs works by John Cage and Elizabeth Brown featuring original video art by John Gurrin and Lothar Osterburg, and string quartets by Haydn, Kenneth Brown, and David Fox; with Elizabeth Brown, theremin.
February 3, 2013, 3 PM / Flushing Town Hall, 137-35 Northern Blvd., Flushing, NY 11354 ($15 general, $10 members/seniors/students with ID): Presenting "Lunar New Year Celebration at Flushing Town Hall" with guest pipa virtuoso and composer Min Xiao-Fen. Featuring works by Debussy, Tan Dun, Jason Kao Hwang, and original solo pipa compositions by Min Xiao-Fen.
February 13, 2013, 8 PM / Barnes Hall Auditorium, 129 Ho Plaza, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853 (free admission): As part of its annual Cornell University residency, Momenta performs string quartets by Haydn and Debussy, as well as world premieres by Cornell student composers Charles Cacioppo, Niccolo Athens, and Michael Small.
March 30, 2013, 6 PM / NYU Silver Center Room 220, 31 Washington Place, New York, NY 10003 (free admission): World premieres by NYU composers Gordon Beeferman, Jue Wang, Friedrich Heinrich Kern, Moon Young Ha, and Adele Fournet; with guest choreographer Stephanie Sleeper.
April 6, 2013, 8 PM / Roulette, 509 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217 ($15 general, $10 members/seniors/students with ID): "Yusef Lateef: Celebrating 92 Years," an evening of music by one of the greatest living masters of improvised music, including premieres of three of his through-composed works and improvisation with world music pioneer Adam Rudolph. Momenta will give the world premiere of Lateef's String Quartet No. 2 (2012).
April 22, 2013, 7:30 PM / Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street, New York 10011 ($15 general, $10 members/seniors/students with ID): "Yeshiva University Presents the Momenta Quartet," an annual concert presenting Momenta as the Bernice Diener Ensemble-in-Residence at Yeshiva's Stern College for Women. Program to include Darius Milhaud's "La création du monde" piano quintet suite with acclaimed pianist Molly Morkoski and a world premiere by Bart Bartholomew.
May 20, 2013, 1 PM / Dobbs Ferry Woman's Club, 54 Clinton Ave., Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 ($15): The Hudson Valley Music Club presents Momenta in a concert of music by Eric Nathan and Benjamin Britten; with Nicholas Masterson, oboe.
May 30, 2013, 7 PM / The Americas Society, 680 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10065 ($20 general; free for AS members): Featuring the world premiere of the full version of Brazilian composer Arthur Kampela's fiercely difficult "Uma Faca Só Lâmina" ("A Knife All Blade," 1998), and marking the culmination of Momenta's multi-year learning project on the piece. Also featuring world premieres by two other South American composers, Ileana Pérez Velázquez and Manena Contreras (with Adrian Morejon, bassoon).
June 2013 / Chelsea Music Festival, New York: Momenta returns for a second year on the roster of the Chelsea Music Festival. Festival dates and engagements to be announced later this spring.
Monsieur Délire Reviews
From Monsieur Délire:
WATT / Alter Egos (Creative Sources)
CHIMNEY LIQUOR / Chimney Liquor (eh?)
FRETLESS BROTHERS / Footsteps (Free Note Music)
SLOW LISTENER / The Long Rain (Exotic Pylon – merci à/thanks to Dense Promotion)
VALGEIR SIGURDSSON / Architecture of Loss (Bedroom Community)
ATOMIC BAOBAB / Le ViewMaster (Atomic Baobab)
JOHN STEVENS – PAUL RUTHERFORD – EVAN PARKER – BARRY GUY / one four and two twos (Emanem)
PASCALI / Suspicious Activity (Creative Sources)
NORMAL LOVE / Survival Tricks (Public Eyesore/ugEXPLODE)
ERGO PHIZMIZ / Eleven Songs (Care in the Community – merci à/thanks to Dense Promotion)
CHARLOTTE HUG & FRÉDÉRIC BLONDY / Bouquet (Emanem)
MARCUS RUBIO & BILL SHUTE / Only the Imprint of an Echo Remains (Kendra Steiner Editions)
CLOSE EMBRACE OF THE EARTH / At the Spirits Rejoice Festival 2004 (eh?)
FORTNER ANDERSON / Annunciations (Les Blocs errants)
MICHAEL BARRETT & MIKE GRIFFIN / Birtual Seme-Alabak (Kendra Steiner Editions)
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Jes Hathaway is the editor in chief of National Fisherman magazine and NationalFisherman.com.
Written by Jes Hathaway
Tuesday, 28 May 2013
As the month of May comes to a close, we are also closing in on your last chance to let the Environmental Protection Agency know how you feel about Pebble Mine.
As of May 31, just three days from now, the comment period for the EPA's second draft assessment of the Bristol Bay watershed will come to a close.
"So what?" some will say.
The "what" is the future, not just for Bristol Bay salmon, wild salmon or even wild fish the world over. The "what" is the right of the people (not the government — state or federal) to decide what resources are most important to their community for the long term. The people who live and fish in Bristol Bay asked the EPA for help. This is not a case of big government telling the state what it can and can't do. This is a case of locals and fishermen fighting to protect their livelihoods so they can pass down this way of life to their children and grandchildren. If we value copper and gold over families and traditions, then we've certainly lost our way.
It is true that the headwaters of Bristol Bay hold a large deposit of copper. It is true that someday someone will go after that copper. But until there's a process for extracting it that doesn't leave the world's largest sockeye salmon run in the prospect of peril for the rest of time, then perhaps the renewable (and highly valuable) resource of salmon ought to take precedence. With an annual value estimated at $1.5 billion, Bristol Bay's salmon run is arguably more valuable than a metals mine, for now and for the future.
If you would like to know more about Bristol Bay, including directions on how to make your own comment, please visit our spotlight page.
Written by Jes Hathaway
Thursday, 23 May 2013
I've spent a lot of time diving into the archives of National Fisherman in my seven years with the magazine. I remember reading about the national enthusiasm behind creating new food products out of seafood. Think: Sea Dog, the hot dog with healthy Omega 3s!
When I was reading these old volumes, I wondered what happened to those products and the enthusiasm behind U.S. seafood. Part of the answer is that the 1954 Saltonstall-Kennedy Act established the funds that were devoted to these exciting new seafood products and marketing ventures. Over time, those grants were slowly turned over to fishery science research and data collection projects.
This week, Sen. Mark Begich (D-Alaska) introduced an amendment to the U.S. Farm Bill that would create a National Seafood Marketing and Development Fund. (Click here to download a PDF of the amendment.)
Seven states have sent legislative resolutions of support to Congress in favor of a national marketing fund for seafood — Alaska, California, Florida, Louisiana, Maine, Oregon and Rhode Island.
On a federal level, NOAA has taken some interest in creating a national sustainability label for U.S. seafoods. It's looking like the right time for more and better marketing of American fish and fisheries.
The fund would roughly mimic the fishery management council structure by establishing five regional seafood marketing boards, and each board member would serve no more than three three-year terms.
The beauty of this marketing fund is that it would establish cost-sharing grants that help committed seafood industry marketers (those willing to pony up some of the dough) get some traction without having to bear 100 percent of the costs.
As Bruce Schactler, director of the National Seafood Marketing Coalition says, the fund is merely taking back a small portion "of the Saltonsall-Kennedy funds that have always been intended for industry grants for the 'promotion and development of seafood products.'"
Cheers to that, Bruce!
If you're interested in seeing this fund come to fruition, call your federal representatives today, and keep the amendment alive in the Farm Bill.
Written by Jes Hathaway
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
What can I possibly say about an 85-year-old fisherman lost at sea?
Stian Stiansen was recovered on a Long Island beach a couple of hours after his 45-foot trawler Pauline IV capsized in rough waters just outside New York's Shinnecock Inlet.
Stiansen was rushed to the hospital, but he never recovered. Survivor Scott Finne, 42, was picked up by a rescue boat and remarkably had no injuries. He says he looked for his friend and fishing partner when he came to the surface after the boat rolled, but could not find him in the rough surf that was pushing the Pauline IV away from him.
My first reaction upon seeing the headline was, "Not another East Coast boat." Once I learned Stiansen's age, I must admit, I felt more bittersweet about the accident. What a horrible thing to happen, for any soul to endure. But surely this was a man who was determined to keep fishing until the day he died.
Stiansen spent nearly seven decades doing what he loved, he's admired as a legend in his community, and he was sprightly enough well beyond retirement age not only to get out of the house but to work on the water. We should all be so lucky.
Our hearts go out to the Stiansen family and the fishing communities in and around East Quogue, N.Y., where Stiansen is known and loved.
Written by Jes Hathaway
Thursday, 09 May 2013
As we looked at each other over steaming cups of coffee yesterday morning, somewhat in awe of the atmosphere of the NOAA conference we're attending, New Hampshire groundfish fisherman Dave Goethel summed up my sentiments exactly: The tenor of the panel discussions at Managing Our Nation's Fisheries is surprisingly amenable to the commercial fishing industry.
The sessions here in Washington, D.C., were organized by NOAA staff and have been hosted by panels of knowledgable consensus builders taking a hard look at the Magnuson-Stevens Act. The results have been nothing short of remarkable. Across the canvas of discussion run the themes of allowing fishery management councils flexibility to create working rebuilding programs for those fisheries that do not respond to the arbitrary 10-year rule; working toward management that recognizes all aspects of stock depletion and migratory shifts, including environmental changes; calling for better data, which can be accomplished by continuing and improving collaborative research; and establishing economic baselines for healthy fishing communities and recognizing their importance in sustainable fisheries.
As Jackie Odell, executive director of the Northeast Seafood Coalition, said yesterday, "In order to have a sustainable fishery, there needs to be stability for the fleet."
Sure, there's the odd hard-liner, but they appear here to be the outliers. And in many cases, the marginal voices are the same ones who so recently seemed to have a stranglehold on the nation's progress toward truly workable and sustainable fisheries — those with healthy fish as well as healthy fishing communities.
Yesterday, Peter Shelley of the Conservation Law Foundation, took the microphone to ask the panel not to recommend for flexibility in Magnuson because he believes we ought not write the law for the exceptions to the rule. Unfortunately, Shelley seems unwilling to recognize that flexibility is specifically geared toward those exceptions to the rule.
The law is written for the majority of fisheries, and for those it tends to work fine. But in managing those fisheries for which the biomass does not recognize the significance of returning to full strength in a decade, there ought to be some workable solution for the fish as well as the fishermen. That is what representatives from every single fishery management council requested in the opening comments at this conference.
With a surprising amount of grace and fortitude, we seem to be edging away from the assumption that fishermen are rapacious scoundrels who deserve nothing short of being put out of business for so poorly managing their own resources (which in many cases saw no serious declines until they were under directed federal management).
It remains to be seen what Congress will do with the recommendations that come out of this conference. But regardless of progress or lack thereof (and the latter seems highly likely in the current Congress), there is no doubt that we are seeing the results of a sea change in this industry.
Like Goethel (also a New England Fishery Management Council member and NF Highliner) and many other fishing industry stakeholders, I came into this conference prepared to be slogged by presentations that towed the line. What I have seen is a remarkable turnaround in attitude about our nation's fishing industry. And beyond that, the attendees have exhibited pride, gratitude and understanding.
I've overheard the phrase, "That was refreshing" multiple times in the last three days. It was. Here's to a future we can reach together.
Written by Jes Hathaway
Tuesday, 07 May 2013
I am in Washington, D.C., delving into national strategies to improve fishery management and the Magnuson-Stevens Act, but today I'm being pulled toward Alaska as we launch an online spotlight on Pebble Mine with Commercial Fishermen for Bristol Bay.
In this industry, the proposal to build Pebble Mine at the headwaters of Bristol Bay, home to the world's largest wild sockeye salmon run, has been a hot topic for several years. But the public at large is still largely uninformed on the subject.
A week and a half ago, the Environmental Protection Agency released its second draft assessment of the Bristol Bay watershed. The first draft assessment had a 90-day comment period, which garnered 250,000 comments. This second assessment has only a 30-day comment period. That means as stakeholders in this industry, we must work harder to spread the word and encourage fishermen and others to learn about Bristol Bay and Pebble Mine, and then to provide an informed comment to the EPA's assessment.
We are not all on the same page when it comes to Pebble Mine, as tends to be the case in fisheries conservation issues. But we are all stakeholders, whether we catch fish, eat fish, count fish, or just love fish.
Don't miss this opportunity. The door closes May 31.
For more information, visit www.nationalfisherman.com/pebble-mine.
Written by Jes Hathaway
Tuesday, 30 April 2013
In essentials, North Carolina's House Bill 983 is a replication of prior attempts to designate red drum, spotted sea trout and striped bass as game fish.
The tricky part is that it includes funds to pay for fisheries observers and dredging of shallow-draft channels, which are critical to commercial fleets and coastal communities.
The ironically named Fisheries Development Act would actually destroy the commercial fisheries for these species, which accounts for just 10 percent of their harvest. (I'm mystified as to what fisheries this bill would be developing, considering the recreational take on these species is around 90 percent already. Do they need 100 percent to fully develop?)
The bill also would remove those fish from the marketplace, meaning the only people who could eat them are the ones who fish for them. Just as we begin to understand that eating locally supports local economies as well as good overall health, why would we remove the option for the public to buy local fish?
Some critics of the bill, including Sean McKeon, head of the nonprofit N.C. Fisheries Association, call it an end-run around a net ban.
This wouldn't be the first time the Coastal Conservation Association — a strong supporter of the game fish designation — would be associated with a commercial fishing net ban.
In fact, it wouldn't even be the first time in the last six months. In December, Oregon gillnetters were relegated to narrow channels on the Columbia river as a result of a CCA-backed measure. That is, until a judge stepped in and agreed with supporters of the commercial fishing fleet that their critics need more research in order to justify stripping them of their livelihoods.
A petition to oppose the bill has already garnered nearly 600 signatures in its aim for 1,000.
The bill was introduced two weeks ago and is quickly gaining opposition. But as we saw in Oregon, opponents of commercial fishing are steadfast. We must stand together to preserve fishermen's access to the water and to the fish, no matter how small or far-flung the port.
Written by Jes Hathaway
Thursday, 25 April 2013
How do you stamp out tilapia? Just ask Roger Fitzgerald and he'll tell you, "One piece at a time."
That's essentially my approach. I know people like to tout that it's a vegetarian fish. But I don't care. If you're growing it overseas, I'm skeptical of what it's eating. I cringe when I buy my kid toys made in a wide swath of countries with opaque standards of quality (not to mention the working conditions). Why would I want him to ingest something from there?
On top of that, any animal protein I buy should not be too uniform. If it comes in a cookie-cutter shape, it's not wild enough for me.
I had a delicious meal of Brazilian fish stew this week with a big fillet of Pacific cod. I buy local cod whenever I can, but I had to make this purchase at the grocery store fish counter rather than my local fishmonger's, so frozen-at-sea P-cod it was.
After I had my pound-and-a-half piece all wrapped up, I noticed some gorgeous sockeye in the case next to it. I needed whitefish, but man that salmon looked amazing. I said as much to the fish fella. He grinned, thanked me and turned to the next guy in line.
And what did that guy get? "Atlantic" salmon steaks. He was quite proud of his choice, from what I could tell — chest puffed out, confidently ordering for himself and his companion as she smiled behind him. I cannot imagine how anyone looks at farmed salmon steaks sitting below a gorgeous swath of red-fleshed wild sockeye fillets and says, "I'll take the the pale one! Two servings, please!"
Like Fitz says in his column in our June issue (page 10): "There will always be the tilapia eaters, and there will always be those who are looking for something better — and those are the folks we need to help find it."
I keep getting the feeling that when it comes to fish people have no idea what they're ordering. It seems like the average buyer believes that if the fish counter is selling it, it must be good fish, right? Atlantic salmon means it came from the Atlantic ocean, right? Genetically speaking, yes. Why would anyone think any different? Because no one has ever told them.
And what do they think of fish after they've eaten their watery (floating!) tilapia? If it's not good, then seafood as a household protein takes a hit.
This is where marketing can make a difference. A recent study showed that Americans are willing to pay 10 percent more for clothing and appliances made in the States. Would they do the same for seafood?
I think it's high time we found out.
Written by Jes Hathaway
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
As I drove into town on Congress Street this morning, I noticed the road was lined with bright American flags.
Were they there last week, or am I just seeing everything with fresh eyes?
Our offices are based in Portland, Maine, and pretty much everyone around here had co-workers and loved ones attending the festivities in Boston yesterday, myself included.
When I hear about communication problems, emergency response and chaos, I often think of emergencies on fishing boats.
The reports out of Boston yesterday are excellent. Emergency response teams as well as locals were helpful and relatively calm in the face of a horrific attack. There were 23,000 people in Boston simply to run the marathon. That says nothing of the people who streamed in to see the traditional Patriots' Day Red Sox game at Fenway or the families who come in droves, because many New England schools are closed this week for spring break.
In light of the potential for utter chaos (T stops closed, no knowing if or when there would be another explosive device, tens of thousands of extra people in your city, including many children), Boston held it together.
Some of that can be chalked up to drills, training and tactical response measures. And some of it is truly the triumph of the human spirit.
Fishermen generally have spirit to spare, in my experience. But there's no such thing as too much training.
In honor of those who made a difference in Boston yesterday, do a drill or three. Do it for your loved ones if not for yourself and your crew. Get home safely.
Written by Jes Hathaway
Thursday, 11 April 2013
It's the season of blessings in the South. And I'm not talking about the sneezing brought on by the sudden swarm of pollen. (Bless you.)
From the bayous of the Gulf Coast to the bays of the southeast Atlantic between Easter and early May, the shrimp boats line up to celebrate with thousands of revelers in their fishing communities' annual Blessing of the Fleet.
This weekend, in Darien, Ga., the tide is right for the shrimp boats on parade to pass under the Darien River Bridge, atop which will stand a dozen priests and preachers poised with holy water to sprinkle down on each boat as it passes beneath them.
The blessing is the centerpiece of these celebrations, which often include live music, food, road races, parades and art walks. At the heart of it is the community, a gathering of souls at the waterfront to offer appreciation for an age-old industry that is the life blood for many small coastal towns.
As we send our fleets and fishermen off to sea for each season, we do so with hopeful and sometimes heavy hearts. Their days on deck, their harvest in the harbors and their families on shore are living, breathing Americana in hundreds of communities.
In Darien this weekend, about half of the town's 50 fishing boats are expected to take part in the blessing. The rest will be offshore trawling for shrimp.
I'm a might partial to Georgia and Carolina shrimp, being a native peach. That's the stuff I was raised on. But I'll say this, I've tried shrimp from all over this country, and it's all far superior to any of that imported farmed stuff that hardly passes as protein in my book.
Though we won't be honoring all the American shrimp fleets this spring, we say our own grace for the work you do when we eat the fruits of your labor. Thank you. (And bless you.)
Written by Jes Hathaway
Thursday, 04 April 2013
Mainers are a fiercely independent bunch. And Maine lobstermen are some of the prime examples. It makes sense. Many of them spend a lot of solitary time out on the water. It can be a trying task, eking out a living on this craggy coast.
Many lobstermen have deep family history to show that it can be done. And who wants to be outdone by their ancestors?
These days, the Maine lobster fishery has a healthy resource that's relatively easy to manage and can be fished in small boats with or without a sternman.
Yes the fishery is sustainable, but is the market?
Right now, the opportunity to pass a $3 million marketing bill in the Maine statehouse is at risk as a result of industry infighting. Where it is coming from is somewhat of a mystery to the fishery's representatives, including the Maine Lobstermen's Association's Patrice McCarron, Dave Cousens and Annie Tselikis.
The approach to the marketing bill started with outreach meetings last year, which carried into a flurry of meetings in January. In all, roughly 1,600 lobstermen turned out, and the support was overwhelmingly positive.
Now after three legislative work sessions (and a fourth looming) aimed at finessing the bill that would bring this marketing effort to life, the prospects are looking shaky. And it all comes down to what percentage the lobstermen and the processors are going to pay.
The bill was written with a 75-25 split between harvesters and processors. The Maine Lobstermen's Association is looking at a possible 60-40 split, and the Maryland-based union International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers is suddenly representing a small pool of lobstermen and reportedly pulling for a 70-30 split, with processors taking on the heavier burden.
The union is claiming that it wants to help Maine lobstermen by sending their representatives to Augusta. But they don't do that for nothing. They would take dues and send 60 percent of those funds right back to Maryland.
The point of a lobster marketing fund is to keep hard-earned Maine money in Maine. It seems to me the best approach to that is to keep Maine lobstermen represented by groups based in Maine and people who live in the state.
Take a page out of Alaska's salmon fishermen's books. Theirs is also a fishery of small boats, steady management and a limited market. Limited market, you say? For salmon? That's crazy! Everyone loves a salmon fillet. Yes, now. Thanks to the fishery's dedication to marketing through the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute.
Starting in 1994, these fiercely independent fishermen agreed to tax themselves at 1 percent to pay for increased marketing efforts. And that decision has paid off in spades. (The tax has since been restructured, but everyone has to start somewhere.)
What have you got to lose in trying out a new marketing effort? A relatively small increase in license fees. What have you got to gain? Growth and sustainability of market share.
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The American Fisheries Society is honoring recently retired Florida Institute of Oceanography director Bill Hogarth with the Carl R. Sullivan Fishery Conservation Award — one of the nation's premier awards in fisheries science - in recognition of his long career and leadership in preserving some of the world's most threatened species, advocating for environmental protections and leading Florida's scientific response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.Read more ...
The Marine Stewardship Council has appointed Eric Critchlow as the new U.S. Program Director. Critchlow will be based in the MSC US headquarters in Seattle. He is a former vice president of Lusamerica Foods and has over 35 years in the seafood industry.Read more ...


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I was one day before 13 weeks pregnant when I hemmorhaged at my son's soccer game. I had blood running down my legs and dripping onto my shoes. One of the parents phoned an ambulance, and of course we thought we lost the baby, but I was diagnosed with an SCH when we saw the Ob/Gyn. The baby was and still is, healthy and active. I only bled heavily like that for maybe an hour and it slowed right down. Red spotting the next day, and then brown the day after that and nothing since then (I'll be 15 weeks toomorrow).
We saw the specialist a few days ago and I still have a couple blood clots. He told me to expect more bleeding. I feel crampy, but I also feel "phantom bleeds" as if I'm gushing blood and then I'll go to the bathroom and there's nothing there. That hemmorhage at the soccer game was traumatizing. :(
That's my story in a nutshell. I'm thankful that there's a group like this here (I'm all choked up now). My goal is to let go of the control I don't have, be wise with the control I *do* have, and focus on connecting with our baby.
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In contrast to Hollywood, in which writers come up with the first recommendations for a film, video game writers are typically hired very late in the video game's production procedure. Video game writers are not often part within the team, they are commonly hired guns that are contracted. It can be quite rare to see a full time writer working for any business in this industry that concentrates on writer alone, for this reason the majority are free lancers whom do other kinds of composing related careers in their down time.
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Usually there are quite a few game design career titles with several roles as well as obligations, but no matter whether they're a senior or lead designer their functions are similar, to produce the creative vision of the game to life along with make it as fun as possible. Aside from the word processor, they hardly ever require high-end models of these applications, nevertheless they should be aware of basic principles behind every one of them. only one game designer or perhaps the lead does not have more pull over what video game recommendations get applied over others, almost every person operating on the game development have their creative creative ideas to contribute. If you take a glance at the organization ladder in the business, the video game designer is at the top, which describe why its probably the most wanted jobs, and the video game designer salary is pretty decent.
Industry Careers: Video Game Producer
Anytime a designer starts on a new video game development, a producer is sent to the crew to help keep track if the video game development is going forward on schedule. he'd at the same time be the lead of the projects progress, with the heads of different departments Providing reports to him. The people dealing with press releases and public realtions is commonly the producer, and are typically the first assigned to a crew and the last ones to leave away from a game titles progress cycle.
Working As A Video Game Tester
surprisingly, game testing just isn't as glamorous as other people make it out to be, it can actually be very boring, video game testers don't play the video game like a regular person would, but instead with a approach of attempting to break the game in anyway probable, this process will take many months performing monotone repeated tasks. This is basically looking for software faults: crash bugs, game misbehavior, or cosmetic blemishes. Game testers get to experience and see just how the game development developers, from the very first bear bone version of the game to test to a more actual video game like product.
Methods For video game programmer - What's Needed
What is a video game programmer? Well putting it simple, they generate the program code or base for the project that willfabricate and display the audio recording and art, construct the systems designed for advanced particle and physics as well as the AI of the project, every single one of needs a top notch understand of mathematical expertise. You will find several software engineers which work and generate code for certain segments around the overall project and develop software programs for many other to apply intended for the progression of the project. A suitable programmer also requires a practical as well as a scrupulous mind.
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As you can observe, it does take a substantial amount of effort to produce a single video game, and a lot of capital too. should you wish to read more about the industry or video game designer job description , investigate the web page link.