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AMD shares up after licensing moves and Radeon success
It seems that AMD's recent licensing moves and the press that Zen has been getting has given investors more confidence in the company. On Friday this confidence pushed AMD's share price by almost 10% at $6.18 (the 52 week high) of this writing AMD's share price has dropped some, but is still up by a little more than 5% ($6.14). Some have seen this as proof that AMD is going to have a comeback soon and that Intel should be very worried.
Bendgate: it's not just for iPhones anymore.
Not all that long ago someone found out that Apple's iPhone was not all that strong and could be damaged with little pressure. This issue became known as Bendgate… the use of the word gate still following us from the days of Watergate when Richard Nixon was the president. However, there now seems to be another item that could be dropped into the Bendgate fiasco. This is some of Intel's Skylake CPUs.
Intel Launches new Broadwell CPUs with Iris Pro at Computex
At Computex 2015 Intel has announced a few nice additions to the Broadwell line up which bring Iris Pro graphics to the table. The new CPUs are touted as the first LGA CPUs to have Iris Pro in them which might not seem like a big deal, but if leveraged right could have a significant impact on the market. Intel is also pushing out mobile Core i5 CPUs with Iris Pro 6200 with this launch making their more advanced graphics available to a broader range of products.
Intel launches a new Xeon based SoC that should be perfect for Firewalls and NAS boxes
In an unsurprising move Intel has kicked out a new SoC (System on Chip) that bears the label Xeon. The Xeon D 1500 family is intended as to be a one-chip solution for networking devices, storage appliances and micro-servers. The Xeon D also has functions to assist with compute operations which should make it pretty versatile.
Intel at CES 2015 is all about the right benchmark, NUC and WiDi
CES 2015 Las Vegas, NV – Intel Suite
Today we met up with the Intel crew to see what they are bringing to the market in 2015. Unlike previous years where the "big" news was about big CPUs and processing power, this year was about getting more power in a smaller package and also finding ways to compare products across multiple platforms.
Supermicro Introduces Intel Haswell Ultra Servers at IDF-SF
IDF-2014 San Francisco: This week at IDF, Supermicro is showing their latest X10 servers featuring a dual-processor Intel Xeon E5-2600 v3 which is based on 22nm process and Haswell microarchitecture.
TSMC and Samsung to have 14/16nm FinFET early while Intel delays
According to recent rumors it seems that TSMC and Samsung will be able to push out 14nm full node and 16nm half node FinFET products earlier than anticipated. This is certainly going to be good news for many customers of the two foundry companies including Apple and nVidia.
AMD might not have a new Desktop Platform until 2016
There is a rumor that is claiming AMD will not have a new desktop processor until 2016 that has been making the rounds today. The claim is that AMD is shifting their current focus to mobile CPUs and APUs. Originally it was thought that Carrizo would be the next chip offering that that it would keep up with Intel by offering support for DDR4.
Asus Z97-A Review Part II - Performance
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10th annual observance of Latino AIDS Awareness Day set for October 15 in Minnesota
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For the tenth year, Minnesota will observe National Latino AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD) on Oct. 15 to raise awareness of the higher HIV infection rates occurring among Latinos in the state and across the nation.
According to the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH), 702 Latino men, women and children have been diagnosed with HIV infection in Minnesota, including 155 that have died since 1982 when reporting first began. Currently, there are 595 Latinos living with HIV in the state. Statewide, HIV infection rates for Latinos were three times greater than whites.
This year's national theme, "Hispanics united to end AIDS. Get tested for HIV," emphasizes the importance of joining together to combat HIV and AIDS, knowing one's HIV status and getting into care if infected.
"Knowing your HIV status by getting tested early on is one of the most important steps you can take," said Peter Carr, STD and AIDS Director for MDH. "Latinos have had the highest percentage of 'late testers' for HIV infection compared to all other population groups in Minnesota."
Health officials noted that late testers are those that already have AIDS by the time they test, or progress to AIDS within one year of the initial HIV (non-AIDS) diagnosis. Late diagnosis of HIV is associated with increased transmission, death rates and health care costs.
"The earlier the treatment is started, the more beneficial the health outcomes including the less likely transmission to others," said Carr. "Early treatment is proving to be an effective prevention strategy."
Although there still is no cure or vaccine, health officials emphasize that HIV infection remains highly preventable. Ways to prevent or reduce the spread of HIV include getting tested and getting into care if infected, avoiding or delaying the start of sexual activity, decreasing the number of sexual partners, using latex condoms consistently and correctly, and avoiding the sharing of needles or equipment to tattoo, body pierce or inject drugs.
"Late testing and higher infection rates tell us that we need to increase our efforts with local community partners to help reach these underserved communities," said Carr. "Limited access to prevention and care programs, cultural and language barriers, and immigration status issues all contribute to this situation."
The STD and HIV Section at MDH currently funds 22 programs through 16 agencies and the Office of Minority and Multicultural Health funds 6 agencies aimed at preventing the spread of HIV in adults and young people of all races who inject drugs and/or engage in sexual behaviors that transmit HIV. The programs serving Latinos with HIV prevention efforts include Neighborhood House and West Side Community Health Services in St. Paul, Centro in Minneapolis, Healthfinders Collaborative in Northfield, and Hennepin County.
Free/low-cost HIV and STD testing opportunities are available specifically for Latinos from bilingual staff and clinics that can address cultural and language barriers faced by Latinos. Being tested for HIV or other STDs is easy and results are kept private. To locate testing facilities, a bilingual campaign website has been set up at http://www.NoMasHIV.com/.
For NLAAD 2012, the Minnesota Latino HIV/AIDS Network – a local community-based planning committee - has set up some HIV testing opportunities and exhibits. In addition, Gov. Mark Dayton has proclaimed Monday, Oct. 15, as Latino AIDS Awareness Day in Minnesota.
For more information, including local testing opportunities and activities for NLAAD, please visit http://www.health.state.mn.us/divs/idepc/diseases/hiv/worldaidsday/nlaad/index.html.
National Latino AIDS Awareness Day activities will occur throughout October
……in Minnesota, here is a sample event listing……
October 7, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m., Guadalupe Health Fair, Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, 401 Concord Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55107: Free rapid HIV testing will be offered during the Guadalupe Health Fair in observance of National Latino HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Free T-shirts, pencils, necklaces and educational materials will be available in Spanish and English.
October 14, noon - 3 p.m., Mexican and Ecuadorian Health Fair, Assumption Church, 305 East 77th Street, Richfield, MN 55423: Free rapid HIV testing will be offered during the Mexican and Ecuadorian Health Fair in observance of National Latino HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Free T-shirts, pencils, necklaces and educational materials will be available in Spanish and English.
For more information, contact:
Doug Schultz
MDH Communications
Peter Carr
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It was the 100th anniversary of the first meeting between the clubs but there was little celebrating on the field, with skirmishes breaking out regularly in what was more a case of a ton of trouble. When it eventually settled down, the more indisciplined of the two sides, Leicester, found they had left themselves with too much to do and the champions slipped to a first defeat of the season that was very much of their own making.
If the game had more ebb than flow, it was compelling in a typically Premiership way, Bath hanging on after leading handsomely at the interval, but it was also another game scarred by the blancmange that is called a scrum. There were 18 and the ball emerged from four.
The game was five minutes old when Leicester's summer recruit from Perpignan, David Mele, reacted to being thwarted in his attempt to take a penalty quickly by clouting Guy Mercer and sparking a melee that resulted in his conceding a penalty that George Ford, making his first appearance against Leicester since leaving Welford Road, missed from 45 metres.
Mele was horribly wide from a shorter distance moments later but opened the scoring on 13 minutes after Matt Banahan, slipping as he took a risky pass from Jonathan Joseph near his own line, held on to the ball with Bath outnumbered at the breakdown.
Ford equalised immediately after another scrum ended with a blast of the whistle, one of six penalties/free-kicks awarded in an opening half that saw the ball emerge from 11 sets but it was a period when Leicester were looking the more likely to score a try, getting over the gainline through Vereniki Goneva, playing in the centre, but lacking the pace out wide to take advantage.
Bath, in contrast, had Anthony Watson at full-back, whose instant acceleration unnerved Leicester all afternoon, while Ford's shimmering running was equally unsettling to defenders used to large objects running directly at them. The outside-half made his subtlest break inside the Tigers' 22 in the second quarter, taking out three defenders with little more than a swivel of his hips, but Mercer dropped what should have been a try-scoring pass under pressure from Ryan Lamb.
Bath were then 13-3 up, Ford converting his second penalty after a Leicester attack had ended in a Bath try. Logovi'i Mulipola left an imprint on the face of Gavin Henson with a forceful hand-off, making his home debut, and the absence of the centre from the midfield tempted Lamb to throw out a long pass that Joseph had an unopposed 60-metre run to the line.
Leicester were without nine first-choice players and a lack of cohesion turned into indiscipline, even at the scrum. Mulipola was sent to the sin-bin after 23 minutes after making a tackle on Dave Attwood with his shoulder and within seven minutes the Tigers were down to 13 men, with Tom Youngs joining the prop in the cooler for collapsing a maul, an offence that gave away three points rather than seven.
Leicester's final attack of the half resulted in Bath's second try. David Wilson's tackle on Goneva near his own line jolted the ball out of the centre's grip and when Ford's clearance kick was weakly returned by Lamb, Rob Webber put Semesa Rokoduguni into space. The wing dithered over his options before spotting space on his left. Henson found Banahan with a long pass and the wing finished off from 40 metres.
The 21-3 interval score did not so much flatter Bath as shame Leicester who, when back to their full complement, showed considerably more urgency and intent. Within 20 minutes they had scored two tries, both on the left wing, Steve Mafi catching Morris's off-load which the television match official decreed was not forward and Ed Slater finishing off a sustained period of pressure. Bath's lead was down to six points and looked fragile, given that the only time they were getting out of their own half was from a kick-off.
Ford gave them respite by kicking a penalty from just inside the Leicester half but within two minutes Leicester were back within four points. Jordan Crane was denied another try on the left but when the ball was moved the other way, Adam Thompstone's inside pass meant all the influential Goneva had to do was catch the ball to score. Bath roused themselves after a 10-minute delay as the hooker Ross Batty was treated for a neck injury and Ford's fifth penalty a minute from time settled a strange encounter.


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'Give a critical account of a reflective practitioner model'.
This essay will critically analyse the significance of reflective practice in contemporary social work. It will do so by giving an overview of reflective practice and by discussing the advantages as well as the disadvantages. The essay will describe Kolb's learning model and compare this with others, whilst showing how they can relate to reflective practice. The essay will commence with a definition of social work and the expectation of the social work role. Finally, it will give opinions from social workers currently in practice who have been on how they use reflective practice in their day to day work.
The British Association of Social Workers (BASW) has defined social work as follows: 'A profession which promotes social change, problem solving in human relationships and the empowerment and liberation of people to enhance well being. Utilizing theories of human behaviour and social systems, social work intervenes at the point where people interact with their environments. Principles of human rights and social justice are fundamental to social work' BASW (2003). Whilst this statement shows that values and principles are central to the social work role, it is difficult to imagine how all of this can be achieved without thought and consideration of work practice. Therefore reflection can be a key skill to learn and a way to develop working practice which is anti oppressive as well as empowering for service users. As part of the GSCC (2005 p 16) requirements for the social work post qualifying specialist award (PQ), it is stated that social workers need to 'use reflection and critical analysis to continuously develop and improve their specialist practice, including their practice in inter-agency contexts, drawing systematically, accurately and appropriately on theories, models and up to date research'. As...
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You are almost at the end of the wave - things are drying up REAL FAST. The best way to build one "right now" is to get an INCOMPLETE Yugo kit (aka M53 or something like that) which is 8mm. The ones from CFS are NOT COMPLETE. As in INCOMPLETE. As in MISSING RECEIVER SECTIONS. Those run around $350 today.
Once you have the incomplete kit, order the $300 "complete" receiver shell segments from Dan at AA. That runs around $300 today.
Spend some quality time absorbing the MG42 BIY thread and Pirate's tutorial info. Pay special attention to:
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Buy some belts, drums, and consider a belt loader (another $100 alone). Shop around for some 8mm ammo - this gun is supposed to be able to eat anything you feed it.
308 conversion parts are available, and *IF* you can find it, 308 barrels. If. BIG IF right now!
You really should get the barrel(s) ASAP. As in call him tomorrow, and put it on the card! No joke, they are drying up fast. I think $150 per barrel is what they are going for now if they can be found.
I phoned Dan the other day and he said he has tons of receiver shells, so no problems there. The pisser is the fact that barrels are going away VERY VERY quickly. I stocked up on .308 barrels when the barrel ban struck, and now it seems that some 8mm stuff is all that's left.
Me, personally, I think 8mm is a better value because the ammo is so darned cheap! Caliber conversion between 8mm and 308 is a matter of a few parts, and these "special" parts will run around $150 total. SO the cost of a barrel plus $150 puts you into a 2-caliber system!
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After the Japanese capture Hankow, as even the Chinese high command concede they eventually will, then what? Will there be a dramatic conclusion of this undeclared war, which has already continued for more than fifteen months, or will the Chinese persist in their policy of attempting to defeat Japan by attrition?
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NBA silly season crazier than ever
This week we've learned that All-Star swingman Tracy McGrady might be swapped for All-Star point guard Steve Francis. All-Star center Shaquille O'Neal might be shipped to Dallas for All-Star power forward Dirk Nowitzki and former All-Star power forward Antoine Walker. All-Star shooting guard Kobe Bryant is becoming a free agent and is a hot commodity, even though there's a chance his next long-term deal could be in prison.
The NBA expansion draft is Tuesday night, and a flurry of trades are expected to come shortly thereafter. We've already seen a trade of two of the top four picks in the NBA draft with talk of more on the way.
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- V Kohli 8
- Harbhajan Singh 0
- Z Khan 4
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- MM Patel 0*
- JM Anderson 1/91
- A Shahzad 0/53
- TT Bresnan 5/48
- GP Swann 1/59
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Bresnan to Sehwag, OUT, Bresnan takes out Sehwag, with a little bit of help from Prior. It was a back of length delivery outside off, it came pretty slowly off the track, Sehwag thought ok then, I see some width, let me steer it through the vacant slips. Mistake. The ball wobbled off the face of the bat to right of Matt Prior who dived to take a good one-handed catch. Sehwag tucks the bat under his arm and walks off. The crowd... you know what they would have done, don't you...
V Sehwag c †Prior b Bresnan 35 (34m 26b 6x4 0x6) SR: 134.61
Swann to Gambhir, OUT, gone! Against the run of play Swann has got the breakthrough. It was a good ball, biting into the pitch and spinning past what was another very lazy nurdle from Gambhir. It looked like he was trying to get it down to third man, but the feet went nowhere. Poor shot, and it's got England back into the game
G Gambhir b Swann 51 (95m 61b 5x4 0x6) SR: 83.60
Anderson to Tendulkar, OUT, Tendulkar falls! He was looking to the leg side once again, but went a touch too early at the ball and a leading edge loops gently to cover. Anderson strikes, no doubt with great relief! What an innings that was for Tendulkar, he's set his team up for a massive total
SR Tendulkar c Yardy b Anderson 120 (170m 115b 10x4 5x6) SR: 104.34
Yardy to Yuvraj Singh, OUT, and gone. Stadium goes quiet for a moment, just a moment. Short and Yuvraj just got it off the bottom of the bat out to deep midwicket where Bell held a simple catch. No great celebration from England, hardly surprising really. Good work from Yuvraj and crucially for India as the tournament goes on, he's found his form
Yuvraj Singh c Bell b Yardy 58 (76m 50b 9x4 0x6) SR: 116.00
Bresnan to Dhoni, OUT, Dhoni falls now! Two in two for England. Shortish ball that Dhoni swung hard at but straight to Luke Wright at deep midwicket.
MS Dhoni c sub (LJ Wright) b Bresnan 31 (38m 25b 3x4 1x6) SR: 124.00
Bresnan to Pathan, OUT, Swann gets this one right, Pathan again swinging wildly but the slower ball meant he mistimed it and it looped out to mid-off
YK Pathan c Swann b Bresnan 14 (12m 8b 1x4 1x6) SR: 175.00
Bresnan to Kohli, OUT, and another! Bresnan getting good reward for being England's best bowler. Yorker length, Kohli gives himself room, too much room in fact and it thuds into the base of off stump. Here comes Zaheer
V Kohli b Bresnan 8 (12m 5b 1x4 0x6) SR: 160.00
Bresnan to Harbhajan Singh, OUT, Three in four for Bresnan to give him his 5th wicket! Full, swinging in late and striking Harbhajan on the back boot right in front of the stumps. Harbhajan reviewed but it was still very out. That's also Bresnan's career-best ODI figures. England finishing well, just the first 46 overs that cost them
Harbhajan Singh lbw b Bresnan 0 (4m 1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Anderson to Chawla, OUT, free hit ends underwhelmingly as Chawla bunts straight back to Anderson, sets off for a run that would never happen and Anderson takes the bails off
PP Chawla run out 2 (5m 4b 0x4 0x6) SR: 50.00
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Colorado Springs and Pueblo rank 5th in the nation for the highest credit card balances. It's according to a study done by a leading website that helps consumers manage their money.
According to Manilla people who live in these two Southern Colorado cities have an average credit card balance of $2,100.
On top of that, they pile on mortgage payments, car payments and student loans.
"That's how people get in trouble," said financial planner Jane Young.
Young also write the blog, Your Money and Your Life.
Young said it's easy to spend more than you realize and rack up credit card debt. "The best thing you can do for yourself is understand your situation and live within your means," she said.
If you are an impulse shopper, Young suggests putting yourself on a cash budget and only use your credit cards for emergencies.
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If you are trying to pay off debt, Young said pay off credit cards with the highest interest rate first. Then she said start saving. Young suggests putting aside enough money to pay your bills for three months.
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1. Pensacola, Florida $3,252.83
2. Charleston, South Carolina $2,314.68
3. Denver, Colorado $2,226.91
4. San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose, California $2,219.24
5. Colorado Springs/Pueblo, Colorado $2,163.98
6. Seattle-Tacoma, Washington $2,154.56
7. Anchorage, Alaska $2,140.77
8. Richmond-Petersburg, Virginia $2,116.80
9. Washington DC $2,113.12
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Of course I got notified when I get back to the house after putting MAQS on the hives.
Of course I got notified when I get back to the house after putting MAQS on the hives.
Huh. Just getting started in beekeeping, but have been into homebrewing for a decade or two and am surprised to see a product made from hop beta acid is regulated. Personally, I seek out hops with relatively high beta acid content for brewing certain styles, as the bitterness is somewhat more pleasant on the palate when used in highly-hopped styles like IPA. I've never heard of a hop being pulled from the brewing market due to overly high beta acid content, so curious why a product derived from it would be subject to regulation in beekeeping. Anyone have a quick&dirty explanation?
thx, and sorry for the thread drift.
I would say that it is regulated because it is a chemical used inside the beehive with the potential to contaminate honey (a pure food consumed by humans).
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I suppose I could get my head around that, but it's naturally found in high concentrations in a primary ingredient in beer (IIRC higher than the alpha acid content in many modern hop varieties) yet is not regulated there. Hence my confusion.
We'll see what the efficacy is. I know a large migratory who bought $20,000 worth of Hopguard. Got no control, complained to the producer, and was refunded 75%. Not a good sign.
Why did Maine receive an emergency exemption?
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Tony Jadczak, the State Apiarist, applied for the exemption. The President of the MSBA sent in a letter of support.
Hopguard efficacy is pretty good but doesn't get mites in the capped brood cells. Best to apply when you have the least amount of brood. I will stick with MAQS this year at least. One dose and done.
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Just remember that putting it in and counting on it to work for a month is crazy. That is where it fails big time. A strong hive will dismantle and take it out in about 3-5 days. You must treat for 3 consecutive weeks in a row to make a real dent into the mite cycle and see results. See my article:
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Hop guard is not cost effective IMO. There are much cheaper and more effective treatments available.
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You are right it is not cost effective, when you have to treat 3 times in a row. We have beekeeper's that started to buy PIKE from Hopsteiner, but the company no longer sells it directly to beekeepers because they worry about copyright infringements with Hopguard. Now all we can do is peddle breweries and hope to buy it there.
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The Hershey Co. announced today that it plans to buy out the 49 percent stake of Godrej Industries in their Indian joint venture, Godrej Hershey Ltd.
Rumors had been swirling for more than a year that the relationship between the two companies could be on the rocks and this year Indian media repeatedly said Dauphin County chocolate giant Hershey was planning a buyout of the joint venture.
Derry Township-based Hershey today confirmed that and said the deal could be finalized by the end of the third quarter. Total value of the acquisition is not being released, said Leigh Horner, a Hershey spokeswoman. The deal includes Hershey assuming $47.6 million in debt related to the joint venture.
"India has and will continue to be an important market. … This really underscores (our) commitment to that market," she said.
With India and China set to account for about 50 percent of the world's growing middle class, this deal will drive Hershey's strategy to expand its global presence, particularly in the developing world, Horner said.
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Through the years, Hershey has learned a lot about Indian markets, consumers and products through its relationship with Godrej, she said. This deal just gives the company more leverage for the future in the market.
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I am so sorry for your loss. Clear totes would be a great to help organize. I seem to never have enough of them.Originally Posted by quiltnmom
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I am so sorry for your loss. Clear totes would be a great to help organize. I seem to never have enough of them.Originally Posted by quiltnmom
So sorry for your loss...it must feel overwhelming to have to go through and organize your mom's crafting supplies. She sure liked her crafts! You've received some real good advice here. Don't try to do it all at once, divide and conquer the various crafts. See through containers...lots and lots of see through containers! Integrating your mom's things with your own will help you move through your grief. Again, my deepest sympathies.
Thanks for the topic! I am sooooooooooo disorganized!! Maybe I will get some help too :)
I remember you lost your Mom, honey.
More hugs, Sue
Please accept my sympathy for the loss of your mother. Not that I'm all that organized, but all my quilting fabrics are folded with a 4" ruler, then put into the appropriate drawer, according to the background color and stood on it's side, so that I can see a portion of the fabric print. The non cotton fabrics are all in large plastic totes, sorted by the type of fabric, fleece, upholstery type, etc.
I think what I would do is to go through the fabrics, folding as you go and decide if you want to keep it or not and do the same for the rest of the items. I used to sew clothing and had tons of zippers, which I had sorted into large zip lock baggies according to size, I did the same with elastic, seam binding, etc. I would do more or less the same with the craft supplies, like paint. I would check the paint to make sure it's a good bottle, since it tends to dry up after a while, even when it's shut tight. Whatever you decide you aren't keeping, donate that to a local charity, school or the like or have a yard sale. But, if you don't do a lot of garment sewing, for example, then I wouldn't keep most of the stuff. I have my threads sorted by color in the small plastic totes, the 100% cotton thread are separate from the regular thread by color also.
I agree with the plastic tubs/totes. See if you can find 2 sizes, one a shoe box size and the other a 12 to 15 gallon size. I would also suggest that if it's financially possible to purchase all the totes at the same time. It's sooo much easier to stack/arrange the boxes if they are all the same size. a 12 or 15 gallon tub can still be moved. I do have one 30 gallon one, but I think it's too big. Can't move it around easily. I am so sorry about your mom, and can totally relate. I was actually making progress on organizing when my mom passed. I got all her crafting stuff and even though I didn't do some of the crafts, I couldn't get rid of the stuff. It's been 3 years and I have finally been able to donate some. Logically, it makes sense to not keep everything, but emotionally, well, that's another story. Don't be too hard on yourself. Just get materials for the same craft together, like all jewelry, and put it in a box. I would also suggest getting some 2X4" labels and putting a label on the front and back of the box, this way a label will always be visible.
I feel your pain.. I lost both my parents this year. Mom,88 in April.. she taught me to sew, and my Dad 97, Nov. 12.. on my birthday. I want to wrap my arms around her old sewing machine, but can't get it where I live yet. I was blessed to have them so long... but back to you.. This will be emotional for you... You have lots of helpers out here for ideas & support.. use them and reach out to us as you go. Decide on the day you are going to start... get up early, shower, have a healthy breakfast for energy, a strong cup of coffee, kneenx and advil... and start your day with your Mom and talk to her.. she'll help too. You will feel really good about yourself. Maybe only 2 hours at a time.. but you have to make that first step. Keep us posted.. Good luck and God bless you. d
i am sorry for your loss. i lost my mom the day before Christmas in 2006 and think about her every day. we did not share the same hobbies, but she always enjoyed seeing the things i had made. she was an avid reader and would tell me about books she thought i would like. press on with your organizing, it will be worth it.
Wow, What alot of great advise! I have taken in each and ever persons pieces of information, and I promise to put to good use!I just don't want to feel like I'm treading in a mess! I do have a fellow quilting Sister but she now lives hours away.Thanks again for your heartfelt thoughts and prayers! Great friends are made right here!
I am so sorry about you losing your mother. It is a very difficult adjustment when you shared so many things together. Take your time to mourn her. I lost my very dear neighbor a couple years ago and her husband gave me all her fabric and craft stuff, including her sewing machine. I piled it all up in my basement sewing room and just looked at and touched it until I was able to get it combined into my stash. I would get bins and put the various crafting things together, paints, crochet, etc. It took me over 2 years to be able to get rid of the counted cross stitch books she had. I knew I would never use them so they finally went to Good Will, and her kits. Just cherish all your memories while you are organizing, it will help with your pain.
I would go buy the three drawer units at Wal-Mart and start around the room and fill them up. You can stack them two high. Easy to get in after you finish. Don't give anything away. I wish I had some of my mothers things. Some day I will learn to post pictures and show you my sewing room my DH had fixed for me for retirement gift. I have them along one wall and another wall I have shelves. Everything is easy to get to and my iron board, chair, and PR600 roll around my desk, shelves, and draws. I can watch TV and sew on my 4500D I love my brothers machines.


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would a new set of wheel bearing assemblies have play in them? i put a set in my dana 30 six months ago and the garage says that they have slop in them when its up on the lift. the ball joints are brand new also. i guess the garage can wiggle the tire (top to bottom) when it in the air. any theories? i'm going to pick the jeep up now and check it out.
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Radiculopathy is caused by a compression of a nerve in the spine that in turn causes pain, numbness, tingling, sciatica, or weakness along the course of the nerve. Radiculopathy can occur in any part of the spine, but is most common in the lower back (lumbar radiculopathy) and the neck (cervical radiculopathy). It is less commonly found in the middle, or thoracic, portion of the spine (thoracic radiculopathy).
Radiculopathy is caused by compression or irritation of nerves as they exit the spine. Compression can arise from a disc herniation, a bone spur (osteophytes) from osteoarthritis, or from thickening of surrounding ligaments.
Other less-common causes of mechanical compression of the nerves are a tumor or infection. Either can reduce the volume of space in the spinal canal and compress the exiting nerve.
Scoliosis can cause nerves on one side of the spine to become compressed by the spine's abnormal curvature.
Other causes of radiculopathy include diabetes, which can decrease normal blood flow to spinal nerves. Inflammation due to trauma or degeneration can lead to radiculopathy through direct irritation of the nerves.
Most common symptoms include numbness, pain, and tingling in arms or legs. Patients also frequently report localized neck or back pain. Sciatica, which is pain that radiates down to a lower extremity, may be a symptom of lumbar radiculopathy. Thoracic radiculopathy begins as pain in the middle back that travels around to the chest, and is often mistaken for shingles.
Patients may be asked to obtain imaging studies as a means for identifying the source of the radiculopathy, beginning with X-rays which can identify trauma or osteoarthritis, as well as early signs of tumor or infection. An MRI scan may then follow so that the physician may view the soft tissues around the spine including the nerves, the disc, and the ligaments. If an MRI can't be obtained, a CT scan may be used instead to explore possible compression of the nerves.
In some cases the doctor may order a nerve conduction study or electromyogram (EMG) to look at the electrical activity along the nerve and diagnose possible nerve damage.
This may include anti-inflammatory medications, physical therapy, or chiropractic treatment, and avoiding activity that strains the neck or back. If patients do not improve with the treatments listed above they may benefit from an epidural steroid injection. With the help of an X-ray machine, a physician injects steroid medication between the bones of the spine adjacent to the involved nerves. This can help to rapidly reduce the inflammation and irritation of the nerve and help reduce the symptoms of radiculopathy.
A laminectomy or a discectomy may be performed, depending on the cause of the radiculopathy. In a laminectomy the surgeon removes a small portion of the bone covering the nerve, giving it additional space. In a discectomy the surgeon removes the herniated portion of the disc that is causing nerve compression.
Most patients respond favorably to conservative treatment that may include medications, physical therapy, or chiropractic treatment. Those requiring surgery typically also obtain favorable results, with no long-term restrictions.
Radiculopathy often resolves between 6 weeks and 3 months.
Pain in your back after the surgery is normal, as is leg pain. Pain is caused by the incision and swelling around the nerve. It will decrease as your back heals. You may also experience muscle spasms across your back and down your legs. This does not mean that the surgery was unsuccessful or that your recovery will be slow.
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Women's Pardon My Trench™ Rain Jacket
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$69.99 $100.00
Style# 1502331
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Treated to resist rain-and-stains, this sleek trench offers style, protection and comfort on chilly days.
- Omni-Shield advanced repellency
- Zippered hand pockets
- Drawcord adjustable hood
- Back venting system
- Adjustable belt
- Adjustable cuff tabs
- Modern classic fit
- Center back length: 31"
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100% nylon
100% polyester
100% nylon 210T taffeta
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Women's Pardon My Trench™ Rain Jacket is rated 4.2 out of 5 by 83.
Rated 5 out of 5 by snow3 from Perfect for rainy days that are not that cold This jacket is perfect for rainy days. It keeps you totally dry and looks very good with any outfit. But if you are looking for something for cold weather this isn't probably your best option.
Date published: 2017-04-13
Rated 2 out of 5 by ELel from This jacket is very short and doesn't look nice I did not like this rain jacket at all. I usually wear size small (regular), but this jacket was very short, and material was very thin. This jacket is going back. (This review was collected as part of a promotion.)
Date published: 2017-04-11
Rated 5 out of 5 by HoJo from Love my new raincoat!! I have worn this coat twice so far & am quite pleased! The hood is well constructed & handy - no need for an umbrella while running errands in the rain! Roomy enough for layering but still a flattering fit....I am 5'7" and 155 lbs. Purchased the large and it fits nicely! Thanks again Columbia - for being a brand I can rely on!l
Date published: 2017-04-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by jatx from Love it So some quick facts: I'm 5'4, 170 lbs and I live in Texas. I truly love this jacket. It doesn't rain all the time in Texas, but when it does, you want a raincoat, and preferably light weight since it's always hot. I've owned this jacket for about a year and it's perfect most of the time. I would say that I went to Colorado with this coat in the summer and we went on top of one of the mountains and it was SO COLD. This did nothing for keeping me warm and if you're buying it for that, you'd be wasting your money, but if you want something that will keep you dry and is lightweight, it's a great jacket!
Date published: 2017-01-27
Rated 2 out of 5 by Babette from Zipper defective I sized up one size and it fit well. However the zipper was defective and this item had deep wrinkles all over.
Date published: 2016-11-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by toddam from Great Rain Jacket I love this jacket, and have no real complaints to date, the only thing that I did not realize when I purchased this jacket was that it has dual zippers as the main closure, which can be a little tricky, especially when putting the jacket on. If the two zippers are not perfectly aligned when you zip the jacket up, the only way to get it back off is to pull it over your head and then spend twenty minutes manipulating the zippers until you get them both back open again. All-in-all would buy again, but would probably buy in store to see if other jackets have the same issue as the one I currently have.
Date published: 2016-11-29
Rated 1 out of 5 by katl from Not waterproof :( I have had this jacket for less than a year and used it lightly. In the last couple days I realized my clothes were getting wet under it. I had planned on having this rain coat for a long time and now I already have to buy a new one. It is a shame because it's a very cute jacket with a flattering fit, but that doesn't matter when it does not function the way it was supposed to. Very disappointed with this purchase.
Date published: 2016-11-28
Rated 5 out of 5 by Redbear from Great rain jacket I received my trench and we are in a season of rain everyday so I have gotten lots of use. It runs small so i ordered extra large and glad I did. I ordered Ruby Red which really is a hot pink/fuschia color. I really wanted Red but like this color anyway just know there is not one inkling of red in the color. It is great to repell rain and keep you dry.
Date published: 2016-10-26
Rated 4 out of 5 by KM94 from Trench rain jkt I'm looking forward to the next gully washer so I can sport my new rain jacket.
Date published: 2016-10-26
Rated 1 out of 5 by MarieK from Disappointed I went by the size guide and ordered a medium, but I'm now wondering if this jacket was meant to be baggy. I tried it on with a friend and both of us thought it was a men's jacket. The sleeves, shoulders, and chest are *really* large but it fits my hips fine (it's very box-y). I tried to give it a chance by tying the belt but it just looked ridiculous no matter how I tried to style it. I've had Columbia jackets before, but they've never been misshapen like this. I'm disappointed because the photos make it look versatile while still somewhat feminine and because the material was exactly what I was looking for (very thin, a good rain-resistant shell to layer over sweaters). After having to pay to return it, I don't think I'll be ordering online again.
Date published: 2016-09-13
Rated 4 out of 5 by enjoytheoutdoors5 from Runs small I normally wear a small in jackets and originally this one seemed fine, but I gained a little weight and it doesn't fit anymore. I'm 5' 4" 140 lbs. Really love this style though so I'm going to order up a size. Unfortunately I ordered this in 2015 so I can't return it anymore, but like it enough to order again.
Date published: 2016-05-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by CaroHP from Great product Just want I expected!!! Fits greats
Date published: 2016-05-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by StaceyD from Great Buy I purchased this item after spending many mornings and afternoons getting drenched while dropping/picking up my preschoolers from school. I like that it is longer and covers my bum and although I am on the shorter side (5'2) I think it would still cover a taller ladies backside as well. I purchased an XL because I have a larger chest size and wanted to ensure it would fully zip across my chest, even while wearing a sweater or layers. I like that the trench tie is actually part of the jacket - it doesn't bunch up when you tighten it. And it doesn't have the opportunity to fall off. I purchased the jacket in red hibiscus but it is closer to a dark coral. I chose this color so I would always notice it in case I left it lying somewhere and it makes me easier to be seen when I'm walking through a rainy parking lot, waiting for my kiddos, or walking down the street. I would recommend this coat.
Date published: 2016-04-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by LizNic from Perfect! I live in Florida. Our "winter" is rainy and gets down to the low 30s for a little while. This raincoat is indeed only a shell, however when I paired it with a Columbia fleece pullover it was warm enough to wear while riding my bike to school on our chilliest days. And I am a wuss about the cold! I appreciate the fact that it is so thin and lightweight because as the day warms up I can easily remove a layer and place it in my backpack without it taking up too much room. By itself this is a wonderful raincoat. It has a rear vent that helps when it is warm or humid as well as a very nice large hood that has enough stiffness to hold its shape and act as a small rain visor when needed. The fit is very chic thanks to the tie-belt. The pockets are large and have zippers. A great product!
Date published: 2016-03-24
Rated 3 out of 5 by Plantlady095 from Good raincoat/small I ordered an XL after reading the reviews. It is a good size for a tall, skinny person. The sleeves are very long, but the torso is snug. I plan to return it. If layering for warmth, this will not work for me. The proportions seem off. I thought I had long arms. It is not water proof but water resistant. I have a jacket with Omni Tech which I love and will shop for that feature as it is waterproof. I really liked this silhouette.
Date published: 2016-02-05
Rated 5 out of 5 by Izzy12 from This product is of exceptional quality! Very satisfied with my purchase. Not what I thought it was on line, but will be very useful come warmer weather.
Date published: 2016-01-27
Rated 3 out of 5 by Angelee from Not what it appears I read the reviews that this jacket was thinner than it appears online, but I decided to go ahead and order anyway to try it out myself. The reviews were accurate- it is just a shell, no extra lining to help keep you warm at all. A trench coat tends to be on the thicker side, so the name of the jacket is not fitting in my opinion. I sent it back immediately.
Date published: 2015-12-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by beachladhy from Excellent Jacket The fabric on this jacket is wonderful. I also love that it provides a bit more protection than most zip up rain jackets.
Date published: 2015-12-20
Rated 4 out of 5 by kim123 from Light Rain Jacket This rain jacket is pretty awesome. It kept me dry during a hike. Although it's thin, it kept me warm on a 50F day. I don't care for the pink strings on the hoodie though. I would definitely wear a good layer underneath for extra warmth. It looks way thicker in the picture than it actually is.
Date published: 2015-11-20
Rated 4 out of 5 by kami from too small Really nice product but sizing not accurate. Disappointed but will reorder.
Date published: 2015-10-25
Rated 3 out of 5 by Libby37 from Cute but not waterproof I agree with the other reviewers. This jacket is very cute and flattering, but not all that waterproof. I wore it for the first time in a medium rain and within 5 minutes my arms were damp. I'm really sad because it is such a cute jacket, but if you want it to actually keep you dry, I'd go with something else. I will be returning mine.
Date published: 2015-10-17
Rated 1 out of 5 by ducklady from mrs This was a very nice raincoat, BUT it runs very, very small. Couldn't wear it and had removed the tags so I couldn't return it. Gave it to a much smaller person and it barely fit.
Date published: 2015-10-16
Rated 3 out of 5 by Weasie from Buyer Beware... When my trip to the UK was planned for September, 2015, I knew I'd need a good, reliable raincoat. My search for the coat, which took longer than expected, ended at our local Cabela's in the form of the Pardon My Trench coat. I am normally a size L, as I like a little wiggle room, but opted for the XL so that I could wear layers if need be, though I had to fold back the sleeves a little. I was happy with the coat's look - it could be dressed up or down - and believed the venting in back suggested it was breathable. I was WRONG. The first time I wore the coat I had a thin long-sleeved T-shirt under it. The weather looked threatening, though it never rained. However, it wasn't long before I began to feel a little chilled despite the somewhat mild air temperature. When I stopped to eat lunch and removed the coat I was shocked to discover my shirt was sopping wet! When I turned the coat inside out I found the lining of the coat felt as if I'd taken a hose to it. I sat in the restaurant awhile to warm up and dry out a bit and put the coat in my small backpack. I didn't wear it again for about a week, opting to wear my more casual Marmot Precip coat instead. When I did wear the Columbia again I was in Edinburgh. I decided to give it another chance. Though it sprinkled a little at first, the weather cleared off nicely. However, within an hour or so of walking up the steep streets and stairs, I again noticed a chill and discovered I was once more damp inside the coat. I am not an overly large person, though broad-shouldered, and I like my clothes roomy as opposed to skin tight, especially if I am going to wear layers. I am pretty fit and don't sweat more than the average person. I walked back to my lodging, stripped off the coat, changed my shirt, donned the Marmot, and never dared wear the Columbia coat again. I was tempted to just leave it behind at the lodging as it was basically useless and taking up precious room in my suitcase. So, please be warned that this coat is NOT breathable in any way. If you are looking for a dependable raincoat to keep you warm and dry this is not the coat for you.
Date published: 2015-09-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by Terry9649 from Size I usually wear a medium and I had to order a large in this particular coat. Love the colour and functionality of this coat.
Date published: 2015-07-14
Rated 4 out of 5 by Krysta from Awesome coat! Very nice, very waterproof. Packs small, super lightweight. Took it on a trip to Alaska and it served me well, even in pouring rain. I love that it is long enough to sit on if need be.
Date published: 2015-07-08
Rated 4 out of 5 by Hannah95 from Ties don't stay I like this jacket. I'm in college and want to have a nice looking jacket for all of those rainy days walking across campus. It is cute and the cut is flattering however the ties don't stay in place unless you double knot them. Not a very big deal but I regret not getting the jacket with elastic at the waist instead. Overall, very pleased.
Date published: 2015-07-08
Rated 2 out of 5 by dowy from Great looking rain jacket This jacket runs a bit smaller than regular sizes so order up a size. The cut is very nice and similar to another high end brand. Bundles up very small so its a great space saver in your luggage and its extremely light weight. I haven't worn it in the rain yet, so I can't attest to its actual water proofing ability, but all in all the jacket is very stylish and the color choices go with anything.
Date published: 2015-06-14
Rated 4 out of 5 by Meganhowdy from Surprised. First off, I am a true 8-10. I'm 5ft and a curvy 143lbs. Every review said this jacket ran small so I ordered up a size. I AM SWIMMING IN IT. Stick with what you would normally order. Otherwise, it's adorable and very sturdy considering how lightweight it is. I hope to exchange for a medium!
Date published: 2015-06-02
Rated 5 out of 5 by bentb from Stylish and Practical This is the rain coat I have sought for years! Perfect fit, quality construction. The stylish trench design makes even jeans look uptown and can, of course, be worn with my business casual outfits as well. The red hibiscus color simply glows and makes rainy days bright. I am going to get the fossil color next so I can wear it year round. This is a must-have jacket!
Date published: 2015-05-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hlw510 from Columbia Pardon My Trench Coat I love this jacket. It keeps me protected from the wind. Have not yet tried it in the rain. The only issue I have had with it is the zipper. It is very difficult to zip up. Don't know if this is typical or a malfunction with my coat. Otherwise this jacket is great. Will recommend to everyone.
Date published: 2015-04-09
Rated 4 out of 5 by exminer625 from Similar coats do not fit the same!! I purchased my wife the Women's Take To The Street Trench Coat. I later purchased her the Women's pardon My Trench Rain Coat. If you look them up, they look almost identical. One heavier than the other. But they sure do not fit the same. The Take To The Streets Trench Coat fits her really good. The Pardon My Trench Rain Coat is a good bit smaller. Hard to believe but it is true.
Date published: 2015-03-30
Rated 4 out of 5 by Linda25 from Review of raincoat I loved the product, but it runs small. I ordered a size larger, XL, and it still did not fit correctly. I would not have been able to wear a heavy sweater underneath. When zipped up, I looked like a sausage. Really sad it did not work.. great weight and good quality.
Date published: 2015-03-24
Rated 4 out of 5 by erbear from Good in light rain, not so much in heavy rain. I got the black jacket in a Medium, and I'm 20 years old 5'3 and 120lbs. Fits great! I love the length, just covers my bum and the pockets are nice because they zip shut. Sometimes it takes me a minute to zip the jacket because of the double zipper, but I love the fact that there is a double zipper. However I thought that it was going to be a little more water proof. It works great in light rain but last night I was out on my bike and it started raining pretty hard and especially my arms got really wet. Also I agree with others about the hood--I can't get it to stay up, even when I pull the strings as tight as I can. Overall I like the jacket, but I would not recommend if you're going to be in heavy rain.
Date published: 2015-03-23
Rated 5 out of 5 by forevrluvPA from forevrluv my new trench from PA I just purchased .....and I absolutely love it .I wore it in our northern snow/sleet/rain and it was just as it stated waterproof!!!! If u want it for both winter & spring just add a fleece as others have also recommended. As for size I'm 5" 11& 215lbs an I bought an XL the plus size would have been to big so I would purchase ur size as is recommended on there size chart Hopefully this is helpful;)
Date published: 2015-03-02
Rated 4 out of 5 by MAUI808 from VERY CUTE RAIN JACKET I LOVE THIS JACKET. IT RUNS A LITTLE SMALL. THE DESIGN IS VERY CUTE AND TRENDY. I HOPE THIS WEBSITE WILL CONTACT ME FOR FURTHER CONCERNS.
Date published: 2015-02-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by waterlily8 from love it! I'm so excited to see these colorful rain jackets with xs size for small lady like me. it's so handy in Portland where rains a lot. I can see why some customers think it is too small, but if you are slim, this jacket make you stand out. On the first day I ware it to the supermarket, 3 ladies walked to me and asked me where I got it and how much I paid. It's an eye catcher. Thank you Columbia for making this type of jackets available for skinny ladies like me. This the most beautiful rain jacket I have seen.
Date published: 2015-01-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by Catle7 from Great jacket I got the red jacket. Under certain lighting it looks orange, but overall it's the perfect rain jacket to brighten up your rainy day.
Date published: 2015-01-28
Rated 4 out of 5 by Marike27 from Stylish rain jacket This jacket is very stylish for a rain jacket. It is not very warm though. If you want to wear this in winter weather you need something like a fleece jacket underneath. The jacket runs a little small. If you are in between two sizes, take the larger one.
Date published: 2015-01-27
Rated 3 out of 5 by peggy2632 from Fit The fit of this jacket is mostly for younger figures. My age group (over 65) needs more room in the arms and around the midsection. I found the large too small and the extra large was too fitted and the sleeves were too long. I loved the material and the color, but the fit was not comfortable for me.
Date published: 2015-01-24
Rated 3 out of 5 by andreamart from Too Small I didn't heed the warning of the other reviewers and bought this in my usual size. Seems it was much too small. I bought in an XS (5'2", 115lbs) and found that the sleeves barely hit my wrists. For jackets, like most people, I want sleeves that hit on my hand to make sure there is no gap if I'm wearing gloves. It was also uncomfortable with a medium-bulk sweater underneath. I unfortunately had to return this.
Date published: 2015-01-06
Rated 4 out of 5 by Haleylynn from Pardon my trench I really like the design and look of this jacket. I purchased one for myself and my mother. I ordered a large. My body measurements are just smaller than the ones listed and it barely fits me. It runs small in the hips especially. I do love how it looks though. My moms measurements are within the ones listed for XL and the jacket did not fit. Could not be zipped.
Date published: 2015-01-05
Rated 2 out of 5 by Mums from Designed for a petite person? I was attracted to the figure-flattering, feminine style of this belted rain jacket. I ordered this in a small and found the fit to be really nonstandard. I am average height: 5'6", and weigh 114lbs. *Most clothing tends to fit me either large in the chest or short in the sleeves because I have a straight body type.* This jacket, in a size small, was actually long enough in the sleeves, but tight in the shoulders and bust, and narrow in the hips. The waist belt landed on my rib-cage, not my waist! It did not give an hourglass silhouette as in the picture! I sent it back and ordered a medium. It is actually for my daughter who will be traveling to the UK soon. She is 5'4", 120lbs and bustier than me. I hope it fits!
Date published: 2014-12-16
Rated 4 out of 5 by Thunder2go from light jacket for PNW rain I think this jacket is up to par with some of the weather we have been having here. Plus I needed a longer light rain jacket to go with my long shirts/skirts/dresses for work. For the price, you get what you paid for. I like that this jacket is light and keeps me protected from light rain. I haven't tested it in heavy rain but i don't expect it to protect me like the north face. Same material as Northface on the outside, just a little concern on durability though. Other than that, I order this and received it within 2-3 business days for standard shipping. Just in time for the holidays! Thanks for making my first purchase fast and efficient!
Date published: 2014-12-13
Rated 3 out of 5 by GiannaL from Very thin, not a great hood This coat has a few things going for it. It's definitely a cute cut, I love the purple color, and the fit was great (I'm 5' 2" and 110 lbs, the XS fit perfectly). I read the reviews before buying, so I knew the jacket would be thin. I bought a cheap purple fleece to go with it, but I didn't consider the pockets - they provide zero protection from the cold or the wind. It is, however, properly waterproof, which is kind of the point of a rain jacket. My bigger issue is the hood - it's so light that I can't get it to stay on my head. No matter how much I pull those drawstrings, the slightest gust of wind knocks it back. Plus it's so cold I end up wearing a hat anyway. Thinking of returning it, but for the price it's probably a good thing to keep around for spring.
Date published: 2014-12-01
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tifferspdx from I LOVE this jacket! I ordered this in black and loved it so much I ordered it in red also. It fits really well, is lightweight, and looks great on. The best part is that it keeps you dry, but breaths well so you don't feel like your sealed in :)
Date published: 2014-11-21
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ariadne from Raincoat travels well Good-looking, rolls up compact in a suitcase. Very warm and is a great windbreaker. Pockets zip, which I like for traveling. I am a full size 14 in blouses and an XL fit me just fine. The belted waist is nice, and the size of the belt is fine for me. Unfortunately for this review, it hasn't rained yet, but the jacket seems well-made so I believe it will hold up.
Date published: 2014-10-30
Rated 4 out of 5 by Suzy62 from Great lightweight rain jacket Bought this for a great price in preparation for a trip to the UK. It is lightweight and packs well. It was a great jacket to have in the windy rainy weather. I would have given it 5 stars if not for the zipper. It is difficult to get started and I have had that issue with 2 other jackets from Columbia. Would recommend highly otherwise.
Date published: 2014-10-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anne12346 from Perfect travel coat Wore this every day in Paris last month. Wonderfully light, and with layers underneath, it was warm enough. Great water repellancy. I did get a bit clammy with exercise because it does not breathe as much as the expensive fabrics, but still a pretty perfect coat. Looks great with jeans or a skirt. Sleeves are a bit long, but I folded the cuffs over and this was OK.
Date published: 2014-07-31
Rated 5 out of 5 by Megerella from Satisfied with purchase I am normally a medium but was concerned because my arms are so long, but I still purchased the Medium size and it was perfect length. I like the way it fits and looks. It is a little thin so it requires another fleece if you are trying to stay warm as well.
Date published: 2014-03-29
Rated 4 out of 5 by MsColumbia from I was very afraid to order this product...but it is well worth the purchase I am a hippie girl with curves and a wide big booty and meduim slim waist. I was debating back and forth if I should or shouldn't order because I am shapey. I ordered the size 16/18 and it fits really really nice. Not too big or too small just right fit..true to size. Overall a real good nice price and fit Highly recommended. I was going to order the 16w-18w but that would have been too big...Hopefully this information is helpful....enjoy!
Date published: 2014-03-27
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Size & Fit Guide
Size Chart
Size & Fit Guide
Women's Body Measurement (Inches)
How to Measure
- 1. Chest/Bust: Measure at the fullest part of the chest, under the armpits and over the shoulder blades, keeping the tape measure firm and level.
- 2. Waist: Measure around the natural waistline, allowing the tape measure to sit comfortably.
- 3. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips.
- 4. Sleeves: Start at the center back of your neck and measure across the shoulder and down to the wrist. Round up to the next even number.
- 5. Inseam: Measure from the top of the interior leg to the bottom of the ankle.
Women's Fit Guide
Body contouring fit conforms to movement.
Body skimming fit with end-use mobility in mind.
Modern Classic / Regular
Universal, easy fit for comfortable range of motion.
Most generous fit for a full spectrum of movement.
How to Measure
How to Measure
- Fold up at dotted line.
Place against a wall or other 90 degree surface.
Place heel against fold/wall on flat level surface.
- Mark the end of the longest toe with a pen or pencil.
- Measure both feet and use the larger measurement.
- Read measurement and compare to size chart.
- When comparing on the size chart, determine the closest larger measurement and use that number to determine your shoe size for your country's shoe measurement standard.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping Information
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|Expected Delivery Time
|UPS Ground
3-7 Business Days
|UPS 2-Day Air
|2-3 Business Days
|UPS Overnight
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About Me
- katrina
- Originally from Vermont, I now live in North Carolina. My work can be found in recent issues of REAL: Regarding Arts and Letters, The Jabberwock Review, The Emerson Review, Storyglossia, The MacGuffin, Confrontation, Passages North, SmokeLong Quarterly, elimae, wigleaf, Pank, and Gargoyle #57, among others. One of my stories has been translated into Farsi by Asadollah Amraee, and many others by Jalil Jafari, two of which have been published in the Iranian journal, Golestaneh Magazine. Currently, I'm an assistant editor for Narrative Magazine. I'm also working on two novels and a short story collection. In 2011, I was awarded the Carol Houck Smith Contributor Scholarship for the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference.
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
In Addition
to his journal and literary blog, Steven J. McDermott has a new author website in which he also offers podcasts of his stories and has announced the publication of his collection "The Winter of Different Directions," forthcoming near the end of 2007!
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