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Nov 22, 2010 at 7:50 am #1265764
I'm interested in hearing your opinion and/or experience with these vests (regular vs light), and what the main differences are.
Surprisingly the "regular" vest doesn't show on the USA website, but does on the Japanese website – albeit without product description. USA retailers do had it in store at some point.
Some initial research provided the following data:
Weight: 11oz (regular) vs 9.9oz (light)
Fill: 3.8oz (regular) vs 2.8oz (light)
Price: $150 (regular) vs $130 (light)
Inner and outer shell fabric appears to be the same (both are 30D ballistic nylon taffeta with 30D ballistic ripstop nylon).
Data on the construction seemed to vary from source to source with verbiage as fully boxed, quilted and sewn through thrown around. Is there a difference in baffle design and overall design?
Any particular recommendations?Nov 22, 2010 at 4:32 pm #1667068
I have found, and many agree, that you need far more insulation on your core than you do on arms and legs.
I tend to have at least double the insulation on my core as my arms and legs. I don't remember all the science behind it, but the insulation is more effective there.
Something to consider, depending on your other clothing items of course.Nov 26, 2010 at 3:25 am #1668049
I'm definitely opting for a vest. Keeping the core warm without the extra bulk is what I'm after. I tend to dress at the cooler side of the comfort spectrum, and put on a quick warm layer the minute I pause. Rather cold than sweaty and wet I suppose. Hence why a vest would be my layer of choice.
Does anyone knows the main differences between these vests? Does anyone own the non-light version of the alpine vest? First hand experience?Nov 26, 2010 at 4:52 am #1668056
I have what I think is the Alpine light Regular. It is overkill for almost all of my backpacking needs. It is meant for really cold weather and even then you may be sweating a lot except at camp.
Also, I find down less useful for hiking because of its tendency to absorb moisture, either rain, snow or perspiration.
It is great around camp though and really extends the warmth of your sleeping system if needed.
I use a thinner synthetic Golite Cady vest for most of my cold weather hiking. That and of course a base layer and a mid layer or two.
It is not as warm but seems to work better when wet and dries fast.Nov 26, 2010 at 5:56 am #1668059
Richard NisleyBPL Member
@richard295Locale: San Francisco Bay Area
The primary difference between these two vests is the "regular" is box baffled with 3.8 oz. fill versus the "light" which is sewn through with 2.8 oz. fill.
They are both high-value garments and the determination of which is appropriate is determined by your total insulation system requirements when not hiking. If for camp chores you wore typical UL backpacking base layers totaling 1 clo then, the "regular" vest plus an oversized wind shirt or hard shell would yield a thermo-neutral temp of approximately .56C (31F). The temperature for the "light" would be 2.2C (36F).
Of secondary consideration, for sizing your wind shirt or hard shell, the "light" has 1.5" loft and the "regular" has 2" loft.Nov 26, 2010 at 6:06 am #1668063
Sieto van der HeideMember
@sietoLocale: The Netherlands
this is not exactly an answer for your question about MontBell products, but, being from europe, it might be worth checking out the vests (and other garments) made by PHD:
I think the Ultra vest may suit your needs. For more information, I think there was a review of the Ultra Pullover on BPL a while ago.Nov 26, 2010 at 6:34 am #1668066
PHD is nice stuff. Ultra for light and warm in drier winter conditions and/or maybe the Sigma for long stretches of freezing rain or generally sloppy weather.Nov 26, 2010 at 7:15 am #1668075
Thank you all for the insight.
I use the high loft Mammut Stratus Flash parka with its Ajungilak synthetic fill as belay jacket. It's light, windproof, dries quickly, and its DWR outperforms my expectations by far. This has become my outer layer of choice for pretty much all conditions – except perhaps pouring rain… and then again I may still prefer it over your Gore-Tex hardshell. Yes it gets wet but not on the inside, I stay warm, and it dries in little time.
So since I have a full blown synthetic outer layer already, I wanted to opt for a very warm down vest to wear underneed that belay jacket when pausing. Hence a vest, cause it's less cumbersome, and hence down, cause it won't be exposed to the elements.
Thank you for confirming the baffled design of the regular vest. Although I understood down can be compressed much more than we took for granted these past decades, I'm still concerned that excessive stitching allows a lot of heat to escape. Hence feeling a little reluctant to buy a sewn through down product which primary function will be pure warmth. Unless I find more use for the Light version and leverage its lower warmth.
I appreciate the comments. Much of the joy is obviously as well the research and discussions that come with finding a good piece of gear.
I'll look into PHD as well. Thank you for that.Nov 26, 2010 at 7:21 am #1668076
Yes, I agree, thick down is the best choice for belaying. And also the best choice for any period when you are having to stay in one place for very long.
I was assuming for trail hiking when I was leaning my recommendation towards the lighter synthetic.Nov 26, 2010 at 7:26 am #1668078
"I have what I think is the Alpine light Regular."
Steven – which model do you mean with Alpine light Regular?Nov 26, 2010 at 7:35 am #1668080
"Steven – which model do you mean with Alpine light Regular?"
I'm sorry, regular I believe. It seems to have more loft than the light and has the box stitching.
Mine is a few years old so they may have changed some since then.Nov 26, 2010 at 8:17 am #1668089
Thanks. I would be using the vest for many outdoor activities, including mountaineering and backpacking.Nov 26, 2010 at 11:04 am #1668116
minimal weight gain, minimal rice difference, more fill, youll be using it on stops anyways so warmer is better …
as long as it fits under yr belay parka … yr laughingNov 26, 2010 at 2:29 pm #1668158
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Re: puffy material as a mid-layer, as opposed to one's outer puffay, don't forget this post from a climber: "My MicroPuff Hoody weighs the same as my R1 Hoody, offers much more warmth, and blocks wind and some rain. If you can take it on and off, it's great. But, if I were to put it under my shell like my R1 Hoody – I'd overheat while moving hard, as it doesn't vent or breathe very well. I went to fleece exclusively after topping out on Shoestring in -10º (before wind-chill) temps, with 30-40 mph gusts. We were working hard and sweating heavily while moving, and my Capilene 3 and R2 fleece let it out. My partner was wearing a MicroPuff inside his shell, and it was a frozen mess, stuck to his shell and not warm at all any more. It breathes, but not nearly as well as the fleece."Nov 27, 2010 at 12:34 am #1668279
Very true. My setup is a Woolpower baselayer (god that stuff is good although it looks like my grandfather designed it, and wore it all that time as well…) with the Mammut Stratus belay jacket. I move around in the Woolpower only with dry temperatures of 32F. The minute I halt, the belay jacket goes on. 2 layers only and they can cope with pretty much everything. Oh and a Woolpower hat… which almost acts as my middle layer… kinda starting to get real chilly with the baselayer only? Put on a hat. After a while you start sweating again, hat goes away.
Back on topic. The down vest is to be used primarily when pausing / camping. After long inactivity the above may not be enough.
Secondary function may be as a outer layer ontop of the baselayer, mostly while hiking I would presume (again 2 layers only). It will require some experimenting to see what works well here.
So from a warmth perspective the regular vest is clearly the winner. From an all round perspective, and potentially being worn as the outer layer of a simple 2 layer setup, the Light vest may have more use.
Good discussion.Nov 27, 2010 at 2:34 am #1668291
mattias …
assuming you are bringing yr base, down, belay jacket …
id use the belay jacket for hiking if really cold or till you warm up … last thing you want to do is to soak yr down with sweat
i use a similar system with base, wind, down, belay in that order …. down is only for very cold belays or camp
this also maximizes your moisture management … as yr belay gets damp with sweat or precipitation, but since its synth itll dry faster … putting yr down under it will keep it drierNov 27, 2010 at 8:09 am #1668316
Richard NisleyBPL Member
@richard295Locale: San Francisco Bay Area
I think that your advice is sound; I would recommend the same layering sequence because of its superior moisture management. It is interesting to note the NOLS
Denali List
They describe insulation layer 4 as, "A down or synthetic-filled parka with a hood. It should fit comfortably over all upper body layers. We rent the Sub Zero Parka by Mountain Hardwear."
I assume that they rent the Sub Zero Parka rather than a synthetic like the Patagonia DAS, for layer 4, is because of potential -25F temps plus high winds. This down parka has a -10F thermo-neutral camp-chores temp versus the Patagonia DAS at 17F.
My GUESS is that once the anticipated minimum temperature plus high winds crosses the minimum practical temperature threshold for synthetics, down becomes progressively more desirable for the outer layer in spite of its moisture liability.
I looked at this problem only from the theory stand point and made a GUESS as to the NOLS reasoning. As a mountain climber your relevant practical experience trumps theory; why do you think they rent only a down garment for layer 4?Nov 27, 2010 at 10:42 am #1668337
David OlsenSpectator
@owareLocale: Steptoe Butte
One factor for rental gear is also durability.
Synthetics wear out much faster than down. Especially
if they need to be laundered frequently.
If you start with a synthetic parka that is less warm for
the weight, then have it lived in for a few seasons,
it will need to be replaced much more frequently to provide
enough warmth.Nov 27, 2010 at 12:33 pm #1668356
Because down is still the de facto standard? Because synthetics is relatively new? Most likely they made their investment into down a while ago and are simply sticking to it. And yes down is more warmth for its weight. I doubt we need to look for any further reason.Nov 27, 2010 at 1:02 pm #1668368
honestly i have no idea … denali is still on my to do list
note that RMI recommends the same, a big down parka for denali
my guess would be that
1. denali is just so fricking cold that big down jackets are what makes sense from a weight perspective
2. as david stated it makes more financial sense to rent down
3. you probably arent dealing with wet conditions if you need to wear yr parka … thus you only need to deal with sweat … which honestly at that point has to go through 3 other layers
note that many lesser climbs, many alpinist will use the good old DAS , especially in conditions where moisture is an issue
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Microplas Limited was formed in 1954 in Uxbridge by group of 750 Motor Club members. They were Mike Eyre, Roger Everett, Bill Ashton, Sandy Wemyss, Tony Wemyss, and one other who was associated with the Hunting family. The Huntings were among the first to make reinforced plastics for the British military during World War Two. Microplas had access to this technology. The Mircroplas also traded as Microbond.
In the mid 50's Microplas relocated its factory to Mitcham, Surrey. The company diversified into boats and hardtops. The boats were built under Microplas and Microplus names.
The Stilletto was the first body Microplas developed. It was designed for the owners' Austin Sevens and was made from fibreglass, a new material at that time.
Mistral (Spyder, TK-102)[edit]
The Mistral was Microplas's second body design announced in April 1955 and intended for the Ford Ten. It was designed by Bill Ashton. Ashton was a former RAF fighter pilot, Lotus Mark VI amateur racer, and MG car company worker. At various points in time Buckler (DD2 model and some other models), Fairthorpe (1956-1957 Electron models[1]), Frazer Nash, and TVR Jomar all used the Mistral body.
A Mistral body was fitted to the Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica. The car was raced in 1955 by Ken Wharton. Wharton crashed and the car was virtually destroyed.
Sports Car Engineering[edit]
In 1956, Californian sports car racer Warren "Bud" Goodwin licensed the body from Microplas and sold it in the United States through his Los Angeles company, Sports Car Engineering, as the Spyder.[2] One of the Sports Car Engineering's Mistral bodies was used by Frank Arciero on his Arciero Special, a car raced by Dan Gurney. Goodwin sold the Mistral for a couple of years before selling Sports Car Engineering to company Du Crest Fiberglass in 1958.[3] Another Los Angeles company, Track Kraft made the Mistral in late 50's early 60's and marketed it as the Track Kraft TK-102.[4] Goodwin went on to found Fiberfab.
New Zealand[edit]
The Mistral was sold in Great Britain, United States and Germany. It was also brought to New Zealand by Christchurch boat builder and racing driver, Bob Blackburn. Blackburn, trading as Weltex Plastics Limited, intended to go into full production with a Graeme Dennison designed chassis, but couldn't source enough Ford Prefect parts and so sold the body and chassis as a kit car. About 10 cars were completed by Weltex and 10 bodies sold between 1956 and 1961.[5] A Dunedin company, Emslie and Flockton Limited, also made and sold the Mistral under licence after Blackburn had moved to Australia, possibly with Weltex's mould.[6][7] A number of these cars are still in existence and Emslie and Flockton's mould is also believed to still exist.[8] One of the Weltex Mistral bodies was fitted to the Stanton Special, which set the New Zealand land speed record at that time.[9]
In 1989 a New Zealander, Roger Wilson, established Wilson Classics Sports Cars with the aim of building Mistral sports cars for use in classic car racing and for touring. A set of moulds were taken to modernize the original Mistral body. Several of the cars were built and successfully raced but demand was insufficient for a sustainable business and the venture ended.[10] One of his cars, race number 360 and registration PK4975, was still in existence in 2015.[11]
Elvis Presley[edit]
A Mistral was used in a scene from the 1966 Elvis Presley movie Spinout.[12]
The Scimitar was a development of the Stilletto for a pre-Ruby Seven and based on a shorter 6' 3" wheelbase. The Stilletto was 6' 9".
The Toledo was the final design by Microplas and announced in October 1955.
- ^ The Light Car magazine, August 1956
- ^ Road and Track, Advertisement, September 1958, page 57
- ^ http://mgaguru.com/mgtech/variants/vt106c.htm
- ^ Motor Life, May 1960, page 68
- ^ Historic Racing Cars of New Zealand, Graham Vercoe, Reed Books, Auckland, 1991, ISBN 0-7900-0189-6
- ^ http://www.cobra.racing.org.nz/roger_extra.htm
- ^ New Zealand Classic Car magazine, April 2009, page 039
- ^ http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/car-parts-accessories/vintage-parts/other/auction-229642635.htm
- ^ The Origin on the Sepecies, Classic Driver Magazine, New Zealand, Number 21 Page 120
- ^ http://www.cobra.racing.org.nz/roger.htm
- ^ Roger Wilson, retrieved 8 June 2016
- ^ http://www.classicmistral.com/other-mighty-mistrals/


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With so much going on in and around the Engine Creative studio it's sometimes easy to let the online updates fall by the wayside. With that in mind, it's time for a very quick update and a promise of more to come in terms of blog posts, tweets and project updates.
Let's start with the great news that we are now working with The University of Northampton on a number of communications projects following a successful tender process. We are currently creating wide ranging advertising campaigns comprising of everything from press advertising to Spotify ads and hope to pull together a case study of the work later in the year.
Engine Creative has also created a bumper load of online marketing for Viking Direct (part of Office Depot) over the past few months and we've also found a new friend in Adconion, an independent global audience and content network, and are developing internal and external communications for them as part of our ongoing support for their marketing department.
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Feet kicking up stones and pebbles, she scrambled up the steep slope, fingers grabbing for a hold. Corra's fingernails bled, but she continued to pull herself above the rise. She cursed under her breath, wishing she'd woken up earlier.
She'd opened her eyes, hidden in the dense undergrowth, to see that it was bright and sunny. She was supposed to of left at dawn to meet with Koda at the ridge of the forest. Behind her Hethr and Brosk curled into a dappled pile of golden, rich scales.
Corra panted and crouched on a damp and mossy boulder, clutching her pack in her hands. She took a swig of her water, then leapt up another level. The wind tugged at the forest, bending the trees like fishing rods, and driving her hair to flag behind her. She grabbed a hair tie and tied it back, then continued climbing.
"Wier!" She cried out, staring at her grazed hands and the welts on her knees.
Brambles swarmed the top of the ridge, reaching down their thorny branches to taunt her. She wailed and rubbed her salty tears, leaving pale blood across her cheeks. Her rare silver dragon often slept up trees like a chrome snake, with curling goat horns.
"Wier, please! Can you hear me?"
She winced as she grabbed the edge, digging her fingers in and pulled herself onto the brambles, feeling them stab her bare flesh. Ripping their jagged teeth from her skin, she pressed an edge of her ragged shirt to her bleeding wound.
Corra collapsed and groaned; exausted, hungry, and sun-burnt. She sobbed quietly, then thought of Koda and the troops coming in soon. They could of been there now, in danger because she hadn't given them the clear to pass.
Corra... She looked up at the dragon curling down from a pine tree, blue eyes fixed on her. Her insides burned. As much love as she had for her dragon, it always seared her how it had no emotion.
Are you okay? Wier thought, flicking her forked tongue out to touch its rough edge at her forehead.
"No!" She screamed.
Wier flared her nostrils and made a clicking sound in her throat. She nudged Corra onto her side, then slid underneath her and carried her rider through the forest, silver scales cold against her skin.
Corra gripped on, breathing slowly. Her stomach whined, and she sniffed and stared at the leaf litter as they rushed between the trees. The light was getting brighter, and she wasn't sure whether she was dying or reaching the end of the forest. She closed her eyes, let out her breath, and let herself slip into darkness.
"Corra!" Koda shook her, shoving a hunk of bread in front of her face.
Corra blinked weakly. "Huh?" She reached out with pale fingers and grabbed it, pulling it to her mouth and pulling at it and chewing ferosiously.
Koda sat down on a stool beside her, staring at the younger rider, then glancing at the distance, the direction they had came. The battalion had made camp, with small fires in the center. The warriors were washing down and resting before the next trek to the next city.
"Wier... I need to talk to her." Corra said hoarsly.
Koda passed her a water skin. "I'm sorry, Wier had to go back into the forest. The Slayers are right on our tails. I need to know if we can go."
"Yes... go. I'll find Wier and ride her to you and Parruk at the town. Go on without me, I'll come in if you need help."
"No, Corra. You'll die out there. Travel with us, and we'll get the dragons for the last battle. We'll do this. We will win."


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For Pomona, the SAT "is just one decision point for us but we feel it remains an important data point," says Allen. "I think it does help us identify students that perhaps we would overlook in the process if we didn't have strong results from that test that help us say that this is someone that we should look at further.
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Now, she stared in fear as Willow spoke quietly to Taksony, she was terrified that he'd told the truth. She heard him, 'she's right here,' and she tried to protest, her 'no' coming out slurred.
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Her brother spoke in a voice that wasn't his own, one which radiated power, deep with anger. 'This is me protecting the one I love.' Carmen suddenly realised her brother's plan; the soul of the Power was possessing him. The air suddenly grew thick and uncomfortable, making her breathing even more unsteady.
Will spread his hands, and surging from his fingertips came white light, shooting forth and hitting several of the soldiers around the cavern, some falling from the ledge to the lower floor, one being the guard restraining Laguna. He was struck in the shoulder, just avoiding her, and she jumped away quickly as he fell backwards, crumpling on the floor. It was impossible to tell if they were unconscious, dead or dying, they led unmoving around them. Taksony remained, and Sapphire ducked into the corner of the room to hide.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 27, 2005, New Braunfels, Texas Wednesday, July 27, 2005 — Herald-Zeitung — Page 7ANOTES CONTINUED FROM Page 6APawelek could help Baylor this season Smithson Valley's Joe Pawelek, he said, is one of those players. Whether Pawelek redshirts or plays is up to him, he said. "I Ie came in and spent two or three weeks with us this summer, working out," Mor-riss said. "The staff was all impressed with his work ethic and his conditioning and his attitude. But the question is, can he make the transition to the college game, which we all know is a lot faster." Pawelek said he doesn't expect to immediately play because of seniors Colin Allred, Jamaal Harper and Tyler Iindstrom. But together, those three have only started five games, meaning nothing is set in stone. "I wouldn't bet against him," Morriss said, noting he's seen something special in Pawelek. "By the way he plays, I think he was told that he could never play major college ball," Morriss said. "And I think he's got a chip on his shoulder in proving people wrong. I think he wants to get that off." Hill in THSCA election today Smithson Valley coach Lar-ry I fill is one of three candidates up for election as FUSCA president-elect. He joins Mesquite's Steve I lalpin and Tomball's Pat Patterson on the ballot, to be considered in the general assembly meeting at 10:30 a.m. today. The position is largely ceremonial, as THSCA executive director D.W. Rutledge and assistant executive director Joe Martin conduct the day-to-day chores. But Hill, a 22-year member who has spent the last three years on the board of directors, has indicated its an honor to be nominated. The election precedes the induction of members into the THSCA's Hall of Honor. This year's class includes Rutledge and University Interscholastic League athletic director and former I lardin-Jefferson basketball coach Charles Breithaupt, who's nursing a broken collar bone he suffered July 9. Long-time coaches Ray Seals, Jerry Taylor and Willie Ray Smith (deceased) will also be honored. Expect 5A numbers to increase The UIL's biennial realignment process will begin this fall. Breithaupt said to expect the number of schools in Class 5A to rise above the 245 currently in the classification. Of the 30 new schools built since the 2004 district realignment, 12 are in Class 5A, meaning the previous ceiling will change. It also might influence the numbers of schools in each district, meaning some the six-team and eight-team leagues could expand to include nine or IO schools, especially in metropolitan areas. Originally scheduled for release Feb. I — National Signing Day — the realignment will be announced Feb. 2, UIL officials said Monday. Writers, coaches vote differently While coaches predict Smithson Valley will finish second to Converse Judson in District 26-5A, the writers believe otherwise. In the voting, released Sunday, Texas Sports Writers Association picked Smithson Valley as the No. 5 team in Class 5A. Southlake Carroll, which has beaten the Rangers twice in the last three seasons for the Division II state championship, was first, followed by Spring Westfield, Lufkin and defending Division I champ Tyler Lee. Judson, which edged Smithson Valley 56-54 in a poll of six 26-5A coaches, was ranked No. 11. In Class 4A, District 27-4A defending champ Lake Travis was rated No. IO.BASEBALL CONTINUED FROM Page 6ASosa ties Robinson on home run list for fifth place on the career fist, and the Baltimore Orioles ended a six-game skid by defeating the Texas Rangers 5-4 Tuesday night. 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Berend, a 6-4 guard from Graham who made all four shots from long range, said the offense was designed differently this time. "We had two quick point guards," Berend said. "Brandon (Roberts, one of those guards) told me he would penetrate and kick it out to me, and I would hit the 3. That's what the offense was." A.J. Abrams, a 5-11 point guard from Round Rock McNeil who has signed with Texas, was named Most Valuable Player for the North. I Ie hit five of IO 3-pointers and had 22 points. David Devezin, a 5-11 guard from Fort Bend Marshall, was named MVP for the South. I Ie a broken hand. Baldwin was picked up by the Rangers last month after being released by the (Moles. B.J. Ryan got three outs for his 22nd save. Baltimore starter Rodrigo Lopez allowed three runs and six hits in 6 1-3 innings, but his bid to become a 10-game winner was denied by the bullpen. Lopez left in the seventh after giving up an RBI double to Gary Matthews, who scored on David Dellucci's two-out single off Chris Ray tobringTexasto4-3. The Rangers tied it in the eighth. Mark Teixeira beat out an infield hit off Steve Kline and took second on the pitcher's errant throw. After a single by Hank Blalock, Teixeira scored on a wild pitch by Jason Grimsley (1-1). Matthews went 3-for-4 with scored 19 points and had five assists, both team highs. Berend said he wasn't recruited by any school other than Wayland Baptist, where he plans to play this year. I tis 23 points were a game high, and he also was perfect on five free throws. I Ie kick-started the victory when he scored IO points during the Norths 14-7 run in the final 3:06 of the first half. I Ie scored his first points of the game with a tap-in on an offensive rebound at the 3:06 mark. It gave the North a 48-47 advantage, a lead it would never lose. Berend finished the half by making a 3-pointer and two foul shots before putting up another 3-point shot with less than five seconds remaining. I Ie missed, but he was fouled. He hit all three free throws, and the North led 60-54 at the half. Devezin helped keep the a homer and two doubles, and he also made a sensational leaping catch in center to rob Melvin Mora of an eighth-inning hit. But Texas lost for the sixth time in seven games to fall to 3-10 since the All-Star break. The Orioles took a I -0 lead with an unearned run in the first inning. Miguel Tejada reached second on a two-out throwing error by Blalock at third before Rafael Palmeiro hit an RBI single. In the second, Baltimore's Eli Marrero hit a drive to left that bounced off the wall toward center. Dellucci recov-ered in time to throw to shortstop Michael Young, whose relay to catcher Sandy Alomar ruined Marrero's bid for an inside-the-park homer. 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Hi all,
I just started the cable sweater from the spring/summer 2006 Vogue magazine (pg. 130). I've made cables before, but I'm not sure about these. This is the stitch glossary.
4-st RC=sl 4 sts to cn and hold to back, k2, k2 from cn4-st LC=same, but hold to front4-st RPC=sl 4 sts to cn and hold to back, k2, p2 from cn4-st LPC=same, but hold to front
My question is, I slip 4 stitches to cable needle, hold to back (or front), then k2 and then k2 (or p2) from cable needle. What do I do with the other 2 stitches on the cable needle? Do I just slip them off to the right needle?
Hope you can help. Thanks!!
I think there's a crucial error in all these directions. a 4-st Cable should have you slip 2 to cable needle, knit two and knit two from the cable needle--not slip all 4.
ETA--I just checked the pattern and picture in the magazine, and I'm sure there's a mistake.
Thanks- That's what I think also. I'll slip 2 sts for each of the 4 stitch cables.
What about the next set of cable instructions? Do they sound right? I think they would work, but I've never tried cables like these before.
6-st RPC = sl 4sts to cn, hold to back, k2, sl 2 sts from cn to LH needle and p2, k2 from cn
6-st LPC = sl 2 sts to cn and hold to front, sl 2 sts to 2nd cn and hold to back, k2, p2 from 2nd cn, k2 from first cn.
This is a lattice cable (hopefully!)
I so appreciate your help..don't know what I would do without you guys.
Those seem to be right, though it took me a second to envision the second one. I've never done a cable with two needles before, and when it says k2, p2 from 2nd cn, I thought they meant to get all those stitches from the cable needle. Then I realized that the k2 is from the left needle.
I never really took a close look at this sweater before--I like it!!
Cable is coming out beautifully----thanks to your help. I sent 2 emails to Vogue Knitting. Hopefully, they'll print a correction to the pattern.
Thanks again.
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Today, we begin a series on one of the most isolated places in the Middle East: the Gaza Strip.
Ruled by the militant Islamists of Hamas, Gaza is home to almost 2 million Palestinians, most of whom are unable to leave. Both Egypt and Israel - Gaza's neighbors - restrict travel and trade with Gaza.
NPR's Lourdes Garcia-Navarro recently spent several weeks in this coastal Palestinian territory and today, we hear her report on the impact of a partial easing of the blockade - or what Palestinians call the siege of Gaza.
LOURDES GARCIA-NAVARRO: Anwar Abu al-Qays's corner shop is bulging with Israeli goods not seen on the shelves here for three years. Items are stacked up to the roof, some precariously, like mini towers of Pisa made out of packages covered with Hebrew script. Chocolate, diet soft drinks, diapers - he says the goods coming in from Israel are cheap and good quality.
Mr. ANWAR ABU AL-QAYS (Merchant): (Through Translator) Before, we only got very limited things from Israel. Now, in terms of foodstuffs and household goods, everything is coming in.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: But he adds that the siege of Gaza by Israel is far from over.
Mr. AL-QAYS: (Through Translator) Laborers are our main customers, and no one has work or money. So however much I'm selling, it's still not as much as if people had jobs here.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: Just a 45-minute drive from the city of Tel Aviv with its skyscrapers and resorts, Gaza is a ramshackle collection of villages and cities embraced by the sea like a toothless smile. It's only 25 miles long, about seven miles wide, and it's really crowded.
Everywhere you go, there's the constant hum of life: the rattle of donkey-drawn carts, the roar of motorcycles, the shouts of children playing in the streets. You are never alone in Gaza; you can't be. The territory feels like a crumbling, densely packed ship that is slowly sinking under the weight of debris.
Eighteen months after Israel's last major military incursion into Gaza, and everything seems cracked or badly pasted back together. Even the few new buildings that have sprung up only serve to make the general air of decay here more palpable.
Most Gazans are refugees or their descendents - Palestinians who were made homeless by the 1948 or 1967 wars. Poverty, isolation, unemployment, lack of services and electricity make their lives almost unbearable. But there are a few signs of a new economic heartbeat, albeit thready and fragile.
Brightly packaged cookies are put together on this assembly line. This cavernous factory had been practically shuttered but now, owner Iyad Telbani has actually hired more people.
Mr. IYAD TELBANI (Factory Owner): (Through Translator) During the siege, it was about 150 employees, and they were only working a few shifts a month. Now, there are 250 workers.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: He says he needs to be able to sell his goods outside of Gaza.
Mr. TELBANI: (Through Translator) The fact is, the situation in Gaza won't improve unless they allow factories to export. I used to export 60 percent of my products to the West Bank.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: With trade with the other Palestinian territory cut off, Gazans remain, more than ever, dependent on Israeli largesse.
Israel began curtailing trade and travel in Gaza after Hamas won Palestinian parliamentary elections in 2006. Israel and many other Western nations consider Hamas a terrorist organization. In the summer of 2006, after Hamas militants kidnapped an Israeli soldier - Gilad Shalit, who remains in captivity - the blockade became more restrictive. A year later, Hamas seized control of Gaza, expelling members of the rival Fatah movement.
Since then, for the past three years, Israel has only allowed the most basic humanitarian aid into Gaza. Egypt, a longtime ally of Fatah, also restricted trade and travel.
But this summer, Israel came under heavy international pressure to ease the blockade, after an Israeli military raid on a flotilla carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza left nine pro-Palestinian activists dead.
Mr. DANNY AYALON (Deputy Foreign Minister, Israel): Actions like a flotilla certainly is trying to put Israel in a no-win situation.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: Danny Ayalon is Israel's deputy foreign minister. He says Israel has to keep weapons and items that could be used for military fortifications out of Gaza, which is why it retains such tight restrictions on the land and sea borders. But he acknowledged in an interview with NPR that the punishing, three-year ban on most foodstuffs and other commodities was a mistake.
Mr. AYALON: Denying different items or products into Gaza was not that effective. Hence, now we have changed the policy altogether.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: But people would say that you're - that what you're saying now is disingenuous, that this is only in reaction to pressure put on you after the Turkish flotilla incident.
Mr. AYALON: It certainly expedited this decision, but I believe this decision would have come up anyway.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: The partial opening up of the crossings between Israel and Gaza has also had some unanticipated consequences.
Unidentified Man #1: Is that it?
Unidentified Man #2: Aye.
Unidentified Man #1: Okay.
(Soundbite of machinery)
GARCIA-NAVARRO: So I am slowly being lowered down into one of the smuggling tunnels that crisscross the border between the Gaza Strip and Egypt. I'm sitting in a swing, being winched all the way to the bottom. Stop.
(Soundbite of machinery)
GARCIA-NAVARRO: It's very lonely at the bottom. Like some 60 percent of the tunnels, this one has shut down.
Tunnel owner Abu Jihad says before, everything would come through the tunnels: cars, food, even animals.
Mr. ABU JIHAD (Tunnel Owner): (Through Translator) Now, we bring in cement, paint, flooring material - things to build with.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: That's because Israel won't allow building materials into Gaza, and there is a dire need here.
The Israeli military destroyed thousands of buildings in Gaza in the offensive that began in late 2008, responding to Palestinian rocket fire on nearby Israeli communities.
Many Gazans are still living amid the ruins, like the Abed Rabbo family.
Unidentified Group: (Foreign language spoken)
GARCIA-NAVARRO: Soad Abed Rabbo is the matriarch of this extended clan. Plump and impassive, dressed in black, she sits in a plastic chair outside in the shade to stay cool.
Her house was leveled in the fighting, and only the floor remained. Now, she and her family occupy what's left. Shelter and privacy come from a tent strung up over the house foundation. Soad says the fact that Israeli goods are coming into Gaza is irrelevant to her.
Ms. SOAD ABED RABBO: (Through Translator) What they have brought into Gaza is luxury items. I can't afford that. Ice cream? Chocolate? I don't need that.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: What she needs, she says, is building materials so she can have a proper home again.
Omar Shaban is a Gaza-based economist. He's consistently one of the more moderate voices here. He has worked in Israel and the U.S., and has a measured take on the conflict.
But this summer, he says he's finally decided he wants to leave Gaza for good, and take his children somewhere else. Banging his hand on the table as he speaks, he says despite the array of new foodstuffs on the shelves here, the Israeli siege continues.
Mr. OMAR SHABAN (Economist): Why you deal with us like animals? I'm in a prison, regardless to the quality of the food you provide to me, whether Movenpick or Sheraton provide me the food.
GARCIA-NAVARRO: I don't want Sheraton food, he says. I want to be free.
Lourdes Garcia-Navarro, NPR News.
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