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Five-Yarn Jacket
Lion Brand® Glitterspun
(old) - Trellis
- Incredible
- Moonlight Mohair - Microspun
Pattern Number: fiveyarn From "Plus Size Crochet: Fashions That Fit & Flatter" by Margaret Hubert, with permission from Creative Publishing International
SKILL LEVEL: Easy + (Level 3)
Bust size 49" (51", 54", 57") [124.5 (129.5, 137.2, 144.8) cm]
Note: Pattern is written for smallest size with changes for larger sizes in parentheses. When only one number is given, it applies to all sizes. To follow pattern more easily, circle all numbers pertaining to your size before beginning.
CORRECTIONS: None
990-135 Glitterspun Yarn: Bronze Sparkling coppery bronze
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Note: (A)
500-303 Trellis Yarn: Champagne Warm browns and beiges.
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520-206 Incredible Yarn: Autumn Leaves
Lovely warm autumn hues of russets, burgundy and brown
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Note: (C)
510-203 Moonlight Mohair Yarn: Safari
Warm shades of brown and gold.
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Note: (D)
910-124 Microspun Yarn: Mocha
Soft tan
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Note: (E)
Lion Brand Crochet Hook - Size J-10 (6 mm)
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for shaping
Lion Brand Crochet Hook - Size H-8 (5 mm)
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for borders and buttons
Additional Materials
11/L (8 mm) for main body
11 stitches = 4" (10.2 cm) using 11/L hook When you match the gauge in a pattern, your project will be the size specified in the pattern and the materials specified in the pattern will be sufficient. The needle or hook size called for in the pattern is based on what the designer used, but it is not unusual for gauge to vary from person to person. If it takes you fewer stitches and rows to make your swatch, try using a smaller size hook or needles; if more stitches and rows, try a larger size hook or needles. Making a Gauge Swatch
Exact gauges is not imporant to this project.
Slip each of the five skeins of yarn into separate ziplock bags to keep them from getting tangled as you crochet.
Work 1 row of A, 1 row of B, 1 row of C, 1 row of D, and 1 row of E for color sequence.
Repeating the 5 rows of color sequence, work 4-row repeat of pattern stitch.
Always pick up last loop of stitch with new color, then chain as directed for turning chain.
It is not necessary to fasten off colors after each row; carry yarns loosely up sides of work.
Be sure that you pick up the same amount of stitches on left and right fronts.
When sewing seams, be sure that carried yarns are hidden inside garment.
Foundation row: With 11/L hook and A, ch 68 (72, 76, 80).
Starting in second ch from hook, work 1 sc in each ch, turn-67 (71, 75, 79) sc.
Pattern stitch (change color every row):
Row 1 (RS): With A, ch 1, 1 sc in first st, * ch 1, sk 1 st, 1 sc in next st, rep from * to end of row, foll color sequence, change color in last st, turn-33 (35, 37, 39) ch-1 sps.
Row 2: Ch 3, 1 dc in next ch-1 sp (counts as dc2tog), * ch 1, dc2tog, inserting hook in same ch-1 sp as prev st for first part and in next ch-1 sp for second part, rep from * to last sp, ending ch 1, dc2tog in same ch-1 sp and last sc, changing color in last st, sk tch, turn.
Row 3: Ch 1, 1 sc in first st, * 1 sc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, sk next cluster, rep from * ending 1 sc in last ch-1 sp, 1 sc in last st, changing color in last st, sk tch, turn.
Row 4: Ch 3 (counts as dc), dc2tog, inserting hook in first st for first part and in next ch-1 sp for second part, * ch 1, dc2tog, inserting hook in same ch-1 sp as prev st for first part and in next ch-1 sp for second part, rep from * ending with second part of last CL in last sc, 1 dc in same st, changing color in last st, sk tch, turn.
Row 5: Ch 1, 1 sc in first st, * ch 1, sk next CL, 1 sc in next ch-1 sp, rep from * working last sc in top of tch, changing color in last st, turn.
Rep rows 2-5 for patt, foll 5-row color sequence, until back measures 3" (3", 3 1/4", 4") [7.6 (7.6, 8.9, 10.2) cm] from beg.
Change to 10/J hook and cont in patt as established for 2" (5.1 cm) more.
Next row: Change back to 11/L hook and cont in patt until 14 1/4" (15", 15 1/4", 16") [36.8 (38.1, 39.4, 40.6) cm] from beg, ending with row 2 or 4.
Armhole shaping: Sl st in 7 (7, 8, 8) sts, work until last 7 (7, 8, 8) sts, leave rem stitches unworked-53 (57, 59, 63) sts.
Cont to work in patt as established until armhole measures 10 1/4" (11", 11 1/4", 12") [26.9 (27.9, 29.2, 30.5) cm].
Fasten off.
Left Front
Foundation row: With 11/L hook and A, ch 34 (36, 38, 40).
Work in patt as for back on 33 (35, 37, 39) sts.
There will be 16 (17, 18, 19) ch-1 sps.
Work in patt until same length as back to armhole, ending with row 2 or 4.
Next row (RS): Sl st in 7 (7, 8, 8) sts, work in patt to end of row (front edge), turn.
Working on rem 26 (28, 29, 31) sts, work until armhole measures 7" (7 1/4", 8", 8 1/4") [17.8 (19.1, 20.3, 21.6) cm], ending with row 2 or 4.
Neck shaping: Cont in patt until last 12 (13, 14, 14) sts, leave rem stitches unworked for front neck, turn.
Work on rem 14 (15, 15, 17) sts until piece measures same length as back to shoulder, fasten off.
Right Front
Work same as left front, reversing all shaping.
Sleeves (Make 2)
Foundation row: With 10/J hook and A, ch 32 (34, 36, 38).
Work foundation and first row as for back on 31 (33, 35, 37) sts.
Then work rows 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 2 of patt.
On row 3, inc 1 st each side.
Change to 11/L hook and rep last 5 rows (2, 3, 4, 5, 2).
On row 3, inc 1 st at each side.
Work even until sleeve measures 16" (16 1/4", 17", 17 1/4") [40.6 (41.9, 43.2, 44.5) cm] from beg.
Sleeve cap: Sl st in 7 (7, 8, 8) sts, work to last 7 (7, 8, 8), leave rem stitches unworked-33 (35, 35, 37) sts.
Cont until cap measures 6" (6 1/4", 7", 7 1/4") [15.2 (16.5, 17.8, 19.1) cm].
Next row: Sl st in 7 sts, work to last 7 sts, turn.
Next row: Sl st in 7 sts, work to last 7 sts, fasten off.
Front and Neck Border
Row 1: With RS facing, 8/H hook, and A, join yarn at bottom right corner, sc evenly spaced along front edge to top right corner, work 3 sc in corner, cont in sc around neck to top left corner, work 3 sc in corner, cont down left side to bottom left corner, turn.
Row 2: Ch 1, sk first st, 1 sc in each st to center st of 3 sc at top left, work 3 sc in center st, sc in each st to center st of top right corner, work 3 sc in center st, cont down right front to bottom, turn.
Row 3: Rep row 1.
Row 4 (buttonhole row): Before beg row, place pins on right front, marking 6 buttonholes evenly spaced, with top button at neck edge and bottom button 2" (5.1 cm) from lower edge, allowing 3 sts for each buttonhole.
Work in sc to first marker, * ch 3, sk 3 sts, 1 sc in each sc to next marker, rep from * 4 times more, ch 3, sk 3 sts, cont in sc, work 3 sc in corner st, cont around neck, 3 sc in corner st, cont down left front, turn.
Row 5: Ch 1, sk first st, 1 sc in each sc worked, working 3 sc in each corner and 3 sc in each ch-3 sp to complete buttonhole, turn.
Row 6: Rep row 2, turn.
Row 7: Rep row 1.
Do not turn.
Row 8: Work 1 row of rev sc, fasten off.
Button Covers (Make 3 with C; 3 with D.)
Foundation row: Using 8/H hook, ch 4, sl st to first ch to form ring.
Rnd 1 (WS): Ch 1, work 8 sc in ring, sl st to first st to join.
Do not turn.
Rnd 2: Ch 1, 2 sc in each st around-16 sc.
Rnd 3: Ch 1, 1 sc in each st around.
Fasten off, leaving 12" (30.5 cm) tail of yarn for sewing.
Thread tail onto tapestry needle.
Place button form inside "cup" of button cover and, using tapestry needle, catch outside loop of last row to enclose button form inside cover.
Draw up tightly and knot in place.
Use rem yarn to sew button into place.
Sew shoulder seams.
Mark center of sleeve cap, pin center of sleeve to shoulder seam, pin underarms in place, sew in sleeve, easing in to fit.
Sew underarm seams.
Work front and neck border.
Make button covers.
Sew on buttons opposite buttonholes.
Weave in ends using a tapestry needle.
Do not block.
beg = begin(s)(ning)
CC = contrasting color
dec = decreas(e)(s)(ing)
inc = increas(e)(s)(ing)
k = knit
MC = main color
p = purl
rnd(s) = round(s)
RS = right side
St st = Stockinette stitch
st(s) = stitch(es)
tog = together
WS = wrong side
k = knit
k2tog = knit 2 together
p = purl
rep = repeat(s)(ing)
RS = right side
sl = slip
St st = Stockinette stitch
st(s) = stitch(es)
tog = together
yo = yarn over
k = knit
p = purl
rep = repeat(s)(ing)
sl = slip
st(s) = stitch(es)
dc = double crochet
rsc = reverse single crochet
sc = single crochet
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Football - it's another planet isn't it? Not just a different world from ours. A whole other universe. This week's headlines from Manchester are a case in point. A middle-aged man gets dumped, very publicly, very humiliatingly from the day job despite his recent success in silverware production.


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I enjoyed this book very much it had a definite ending that one wouldn't wish to come true, but life moves on..making this book realistic and heart wrenchingly lovely.
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"Gwendolyn "Dough" X doesn't think she has much going for her—she carries a few extra pounds, her family struggles with their small bakery in a town full of millionaires, and the other kids at her New Jersey high school don't seem to know that she exists. Thank the stars for her longtime boyfriend, Philip P. Wishman—or "Wish." He moved away to California three years ago, when they were 13, but then professed his love for her via e-mail, and he's been her long-distance BF ever since.
At the beginning of her junior year, though, Wish e-mails that he's moving back to Jersey. Great, right? Well, except that Dough has gained about 70 pounds since the last time Wish saw her, while Wish—according to his Facebook photos—has morphed into a blonde god. Convinced that she'll be headed for Dumpsville the minute Wish lays eyes on her, Dough delays their meeting as long as she possibly can.
But when she sees Wish at school, something amazing happens. He looks at Dough like she's just as gorgeous as he is. But Wish is acting a little weird, obsessed with the sun and freaked out by rain. And the creepy new guy working at the bakery, Christian, is convinced that there's more to Wish's good looks than just healthy eating and lots of sun. He tells Dough that a mark on Wish's neck marks him as a member of the Luminati—an ancient cult of astrologers who can manipulate the stars to improve their lives. Is Wish and Dough's love meant to be—or are they star-crossed?"
This book was exactly what I was looking for; fun, quick, quirky and not a part of a series. There was a beginning and an end to this story where everything was taken care of within the pages and finished with a sweet, happy ending that left me smiling and appealed to my little used sappy side.
Gwen was a hilarious heroine. You know that feeling, when watching a tv show or movie with a heroine that is a complete mess and is about to do something socially inept and you scrunch down in your chair, because you just see it coming and you are completely embarrassed for them? I had this feeling when watching Never Been Kissed and You Again (among others), but this was the first time I ever had that feeling reading a book. And it was fabulous.
Wish, for his part, was sweet and lovable. He was the popular boy we wish all popular boys would be. You know, except for that whole Lumanati thing, oh wait, we love it when they are a little dangerous and damaged as well!
Beyond being a sweet love story, the book explored the image issues faced by both girls and boys. Gwen with her weight and being a social outcast at school and Wish with the lengths he was willing to go to be the good-looking popular boy. I thought the issues were dealt with honestly without making the story too depressing and heavy.
I gave Starstruck 4 stars and now am looking forward to reading Cyn Balog's Fairy Tale and Sleepless.
What starts off as a great story about image, identity, and loving someone for who they are veers into absurdity with the addition of a supernatural storyline. Gwen's long distance boyfriend Wish is moving back to NJ after 4 years in CA. While they were apart, Gwen gained a considerable amount of weight and is now firmly secured as the biggest loser in her high school. Wish spent his time in CA getting buff, tan, and "god-like". When they reunite Gwen is sure that Wish will run for the hills. What she discovers, instead, is that Wish's looks aren't what they seem-as a member of the Illuminati Wish uses the stars to help control others perception of him. The supernatural storyline is hinted at early but becomes a part of the plot too late in the book to be taken seriously. This could have been a great book about loving someone for who they are rather than how they look, but the addition of a supernatural storyline just makes it absurd and unbelievable.
I needed a book that I could read in one day (it was the last day of Fall Break before I had to go back to school), and this book fit the bill being around 250 pages and having a paranormal romance story line, which I can always devour quickly. I enjoyed the different paranormal twist about using the stars to influence how others see you. There isn't another paranormal YA novel that I know of that has this same story line, so I liked that it was unique in a genre that tends to follow one trend for months and beats it to death until you're begging for something new.
With that said, I did have a couple of complaints about this book. For one, I thought Dough was way too obsessed with her weight. Every single thought she had dealt with her insecurities about her body, and that is no exaggeration. You couldn't read a single paragraph without her mentioning her "dimply thighs". Of course I can understand a teenage girl being weight-obsessed, but Dough thought of nothing else except how fat she was and how worthless that made her compared to her gorgeous boyfriend. She should have had more depth than that.
I also had a problem with how the "mystery" of Wish's sudden transformation from geek to god was discovered (I know that there really isn't a mystery surrounding Wish since his secret is given away in the summary, but still). It felt like such a cop out. A teenage boy, Christian, happens to get hired at Dough's family bakery at the exact same time Wish moves back, the teenage boy happens to also be from California where Wish is from, and he happens to have also dabbled in the magic of the stars. Christian actually knew what Wish was up to after seeing him just once from a distance. I mean, really? Did it all have to happen so fast? The entire book takes place in just a week's time because everything was figured out so quickly.
All in all, I thought Starstruck was a rather mediocre read that served as decent entertainment for one evening. Aside from that, there was nothing too special about it, and the characters weren't very memorable. I would still like to read Balog's Sleepless, though, because I've heard great things about it. I just hope the characters in that book have more depth to them than the characters in Starstruck did.
I wasn't sure if I was going to like this book, but when I started reading, I immediately forgot all my doubts. Cyn Balog with an addictive prose, brings us a funny and realistic story about a girl who has weight problems.
Gwen, also known as Dough, receive an email of her boyfriend, Wish, who lives in California. He is coming back and that is when Gwen's life turns upside down. What is she going to do? Her boyfriend hasn't seen her since he moved to California, and she has gained about 70 pounds.
This is the first time I read a YA book that has a main character who is fat. (Something I think should be more in YA books) She doesn't has a stunning red hair, or an amazing body, or a lovely face. Gwen can be a normal girl, like any other that has real problems, real problems like overweight, or being ignored by the rest of the school. Also add a great personality, funny situations and comments and you will be able to see her clearly. But of course, her character is also complicated. She feels bad about her shape, and she is trying all the time to find something in her body that is nice, like her toes. Specially when she finds out that her boyfriend is coming back. You can see her worried and sad, and trying to look better.
I had the opportunity to read some reviews about this book, and I found a few of them saying that Gwen spends all the book complaining about her shape and she was annoying. In my case, I didn't find her annoying. I found her realistic, and I identified with her, even thought I don't have weight problems… well…not anymore. : S
What I didn't like about this book was the Luminati thing. The book was perfect without that, specially because all that Luminati thing came almost at the end of the book. I thought it was a joke, or something like that. The book was really short for making things more complicated with supernatural themes. Also, I didn't enjoy too much the end. What I understood about it was that Wish needed to be plain and normal to be with her… and hey, a girl has right to dream, right? Why not a hut guy? Why he didn't stay in the way he was?
Well, like I said before, this is a short and funny and light story, good for spending a nice time. But also, among jokes, you will find how cruel can life be when we are not a magazine model, and how cruel people can be for the same reason. Recommended!
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Hey anyone know what the status of tyler hamilton's doping case is?
Hey anyone know what the status of tyler hamilton's doping case is?
Last I read, the hearing had not yet been officially closed. Once that happens, they are supposed to provide a decision within 10 days. This is from his web site: www.TylerHamilton.com I'm sure that once a verdict is returned, it will be all over the usual sites.
The rider in my avatar is David Etxebarria, not me.
I feel really bad about & for Tyler.....I sure hope this turns out to be some sort of scam perpetrated against him.....
It is a little bit telling though that they haven't closed the case isn't it? To me it looks like they went into this and Tyler had a chance to prove he was innocent. Had he and his lawyers been able to do that they would have close the case and cleared him. So lets assume they weren't able to go in with proof that he was clean (I know this may be taking a leap but bear with me here), with this extorsion (sp?) issue they also can't really say he is guilty so they leave the case open and are looking for more info on that end.
The longer the case remains open it clearly has to be bad for Tyler right? Not just in the terms of the case but also the time away from racing.
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I can't imagine living in limbo the way Tyler is! To keep training full-time, without a decision (or apparantly a date when a decision will be made).
Hopefully he is doing that because he knows in his heart that he is innocent. I'd love to see him vindicated.Originally Posted by GradStudent
I'm guessing that he's raised enough questions that they've had to go re-examine the evidence against him.
I actually got to talk to Tyler last Thursday at his MS Gala...he's training a hell of a lot more than I am (hehe), and is quite determined to get back to racing. Talking with him made it even harder to think that he could be guilty.
i believe he was doping. they just caught the wrong drug and that is why the case is in limbo
Why do you believe he was doping?Originally Posted by rv5869
Because he was struggling and his season was in the dumper and then all of a sudden he got some good results?
If that's the case, then I suppose you believe that Bobby Julich is doping, too?
And every other rider whose career is in the toilet that suddenly gets good results....
The fact that a verdict wasn't reached seems to indicate there's some doubt about something (pretty vague but not much info available). If I were TH I'd take that as a positive since Pound and the WADA seemed to think the case was slam dunk.
Like many I'd like to believe TH but he's at the point to where the burden of proof has pretty much become his responsibility.
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I believe most of the peloton is doping. Hell I believe most D1 athletes in America are doping. Were I am from kids in 8th grade were doing it and that was in the late 70's. Considering the big money that is at stake most of us would probably do it, especially if we were younger.
When the verdict is announced, there will be two reactions from folks on the "Forums"..
1. "The verdict was rigged...no way Tyler ever cheated".
2. "So what...everyone else is cheating, so Tyler was just "getting a level playing field".
We will see rather soon.
Who do I feel sorry for? Somewhere, there is a guy winning races who is totally clean. And, to the day he dies, many folks will think he cheated to win. The cheaters are not just ruining the sport for themselves. They are ruining it for everyone.
Of course there's always the possibility the verdict will be he's innocent.Originally Posted by alanbikehouston
Wait...maybe...nahh.Originally Posted by GradStudent
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I'll bet the IMAX people are loving this dragging out all the way up until their movie about Tyler is due to come out!
I saw him out on the road, way out actually last sunday with a smile on his face and in full kit. We both waved and went our opposite ways. Regardless of the outcome I just hope a decision arrives quickly, playing the waiting game would not be fun.
I wonder how many people on here think that Tyler is innocent, but that his teamate who failed only 2 tests is guilty.
Well now there is an excelent point. What is the status of the other guy (forget who it was which shows how much I care about him I suppose)?Originally Posted by Smoothie104
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the "other guy" is santi perez. i think that he is also in the appeals process.Originally Posted by Grasschopper
I think they are both guilty. I share the views of rv5869
He was sanctioned for 2 years, I do think an appeal is in process.
Decision expected very, very soon... possibly by Monday...
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See you on the other side…
I'm gathering my strength. Breathing deeply. Filling my energy sources with chocolate. Making sure I have plenty of earplugs.
Because today, we are all going to a friend's house for a sleepover.
The only difference is that my friend and her husband won't be there. That's right – they are leaving Sir Pe and I (and the dog) in charge of our two kids, their four kids (8 yrs old and younger) and their house…
We may none of us be the same again.
Wish us luck – and see you on the other side of the padded cell.
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all I can say is….you 2 are INCREDIBLE FRIENDS!!!
When do you get to reciprocate so you and Sir Pe get the night out?!?!
June 13, 2009 at 10:52
Good grief good luuuuuck!
June 13, 2009 at 10:54
Yes….good luck…
June 13, 2009 at 13:27
Errrrr……enjoy your weekend….
June 13, 2009 at 13:35
I suggest you grind up a Lunesta or four into a little hot cocoa and tuck them in at 6:30.
June 13, 2009 at 13:38
You will need those earplugs for sure! Like they say " with friends like those, who needs enemies" …. j/k!
June 13, 2009 at 13:40
Haha, lycka till! Hör man från dig igen så har du i alla fall överlevt.😉
June 13, 2009 at 14:28
Oh my people with 4 children shouldn't expect to get any babysitting. I hope they are suitably grateful. Sounds like a grand old time for the kids, though, one of those times they'll look back on.
June 13, 2009 at 14:41
Oh dear lord!! What possessed you to agree to do that!!!
I'm sure they are lovely children but that would be my idea of hell!!
C x
June 13, 2009 at 17:40
Good luck!
June 13, 2009 at 17:53
You are entering The Twilight Zone (or The Crinight Zone?). Bon chance!
June 13, 2009 at 17:56
You will be outnumbered by children! You are a gem..what a friend.. I bet you have a blast!! ( I also bet you will need a serious nap! )
June 13, 2009 at 21:28
Toga! Toga! Toga! Woo hoo! LadyFi is hosting a party! woo hoo!!
June 13, 2009 at 21:35
Sounds enviable!…not!
Hey I need some friends like you!
We have nice house ,Bush property and want to get away But have no house sitter!…
And thats with us even taking the kids!!! lol!
June 14, 2009 at 00:04
OMG – you and Sir Pe are totally brillant!
The very best of luck!
June 14, 2009 at 00:11
After your response to Kelli, I wanna come for dinner! :))
June 14, 2009 at 01:21
I really am not laughing over here. Nope. Not at all.
June 14, 2009 at 03:27
God be with you :)!
June 14, 2009 at 04:32
Yikes! I hope you made it! Hit us with a quick post so we know you are okay!
June 14, 2009 at 14:58
You are brave souls!! And I bet they LOVE you for the break. How sweet of you! You may be LONGING for the padded room.
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If you enjoy high caliber, industry professional work, I suggest you try out the likes of Martha Fischer, Kim Voynar and the ever-popular James Rocchi. If you, like me, have trouble keeping your mind focused on meaningful things, I suggest you join my on today's flight of fancy. I'm not going to bother explaining how this concept gestated in my tiny brain, I'll just jump right in. Today's Geek Beat explores the results of crossing America's current summer movie trend -- superhero flicks -- with America's traditional summer pastime -- baseball. Now I'm probably journeying into difficult territory here, crossing a jock topic with a geek topic, but stay with me. Without further ado, The Geek Beat Presents: Marvel's All-Star Baseball Teams!
Note: This IS a movie website, and I am discussing summer superhero flicks, so the teams will be comprised only of those Marvel figures who have appeared in Marvel movies. Otherwise, we'd be looking at a whole different ballgame. Ha-ha-ha. span style="font-weight: bold;">All-Star Heroes (in batting order)
1. Second Base: Matt Murdock, AKA Daredevil. Okay, yes, the man is blind. Fine. But we all know about his ridiculous superhuman senses -- they make him among the quickest and most agile beings alive. I'd wager nobody could turn a double play with the lightning speed of this blind man. And he's likely the only one who'd be able to consistently hit against the opposing pitcher on the All-Star Villains. Definitely a lead-off man.
2. Center Field: Johnny Storm, AKA The Human Torch. When you've got superheroes to work with, there is no reason not to have an outfield capable of flight. Johnny is obviously an athlete, although he'd probably tend to ruin balls once he caught them. No matter anyway, the MLB rotates balls practically every pitch these days.
3. Pitcher: Piotr Rasputin, AKA Colossus. Two words -- Fastball Special. He's got superhuman strength, and if he can throw fastballs with Wolverine, he can certainly throw them with baseballs. Not often you'll find a pitcher batting 3rd, but hey, who is going to argue this one?
4. Catcher: Ben Grimm, AKA The Thing. He's large enough that NOTHING should get past him, and strong enough to catch for Colossus. There is no way an opposing player is running down this guy to get to the plate (well, okay, one guy on the other team probably could). Why batting fourth? He's huge, insanely strong, and his battle cry is "it's clobberin' time!"
5. Third Base: Hank McCoy, AKA The Beast. Superhuman reflexes and agility mean nothing should get by this guy at the corner. He's definitely strong enough to make the throw across the field to first with absolutely no effort whatsoever. Like The Thing, he also promises real hitting power.
6. Left Field: Peter Parker, AKA Spider-Man. Unlike his two outfield buddies, Spidey can't technically fly. I think we can all agree, however, that his webslinging prowess would make him every bit as effective at shagging high flies. I don't know if Spider Sense works for baseball, but if it does he'd be a mighty threat at the plate. Not a power hitter, but certainly a high on base percentage guy.
7. Shortstop: Kurt Wagner, AKA Nightcrawler. Probably not the strongest guy in the world, but certainly among the most agile. He'd be a wicked double play combination with Daredevil, and a fantastic glove at the most dynamic position on the field.
8. Right Field: Warren Worthington III, AKA Angel. Again, flight in the outfield is a fantastic positive. Dude can catch missiles, he can certainly catch a baseball.
9. First Base: Reed Richards, AKA Mr. Fantastic. The primary function of a first baseman is to get exceptional extension off the bag. There is no way anyone throws a ball past Mr. Fantastic. Heck, if he was quick enough they wouldn't even need to throw, they could just place the ball in his outstretched hand.
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WINTER HAVEN, Fla. - The UMass baseball team wrapped up its season opening weekend with a 25-4 rout of Fairfield at the RussMatt Central Florida Invitational on Sunday, pounding out 20 hits, including five doubles, a program single game record four triples and two homeruns. With the win, the Minutemen move to 2-1 on the year, while the Stags drop to 0-1.
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A warning signed by Rabbi Yaakov Hopfer is posted in at least two Baltimore synagogues, Congregation Kol Torah (headed by Rabbi Yosef Berger), and Kehillas Bnai Torah (headed by Rabbi Jonathan Seidemann.)
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Posted by: jewishwhistleblower | August 16, 2012 at 09:44 AM
Please post your comments in its correct thread! Your comments have absolutely nothing to do with Yaakov Hopfer and the Baltimore Jewish community.
Security cameras caught the images of the intruder inside one of the boys' dormitories. Young has learned the footage shows the man in a hallway and that he steps out of sight several times for short durations of time.
Examination of the image indicates the man is a registered sex offender who works as a deliveryman for a kosher food service, police said.
His name, Young has learned, is Yoel Oberlander of Monsey and camp directors said he had no reason to be near the dormitory or any of the children staying at the sleep-away camp.
It appears from CBS news reports that your sources are mistaken or perhaps more than one predator was active in this camp.
Sorry if you think I stepped over the line regarding Yisroel Shapiro. It's your blog so I respect your limitations. I am the father of 4 great children,I know one of Shapiro's victims & for the record if he ever touched one of my kids, well I won't step over the line again.
oops, sorry, meant to post that elsewhere
Dumb question but if it is alleged that when the security recording was viewed it depicted an individual worthy of a cover up (ha) is it alleged
(A) that they then set out to find a patsy to finger, or
(B) did they already know the delivery guy was a sex offender but didn't care because that activity is not viewed with concern by this community in which it is endemic?
>We don't even know he works for Golden
Actually we do. His employer information is part of his sex offender registration.
Please provide support for your statement about R. Shapiro, you make serious allegations without any back up.
Why so much compassion for the rodef, what have you done to help the victims?
Hey Chad Green-
If you have proof that Rabbi Shapiro "covered up" for Levitt, I want to see it. I grew up in Boston, went to Maimonides for over ten years, had daily interactions with Rabbi D. Shapiro, public and private, and have found his conduct as an educator and personal character to be unimpeachable.
Put up or shut up.
Concerned Jew,
Your description of this criminal sounds like Mr. Herbert on Family Guy.
well done.
all shules should adopt this approach. particularly in Australia.
Particularly with regards to Lubavitch organisations.
I understand their issue. Fine line between outreach to prisoners, and having one among the kids.
We've had to deal with this at our shul a couple of times - and legally, they cannot REALLY prevent him from attending.
Posted by: rebitzman | August 14, 2012 at 02:01 PM
I would keep him away from the youth and teen minyan. I would also say that he should sit in the front so everyone can keep an eye on him.
It really is not too hard to set up a safe environment without baring him from attendance.
Thank you Rabbi Hopfer for warning the community!
thought you'd be interested in this article
Posted by: bob abooey
ok, we get it. flaflaflohi,tahtahtoothey, mamamonkey.
I like your style.
Need to be practical in dealing with people in real life communities.
#Concerned Jew
You are a perfect example of what the great Rabbis meant when they said:
"He who is compassionate to the cruel will ultimately be cruel to the compassionate."
-- Midrash Tanhuma Metzora 1; Yalkut Shimoni I Shmuel 121
Let him daven at home so we don't have to assign watchmen for him in every shul at all times.
i enjoy most all of the debates which take place in the comments, but not this one. shmarya and JWB are clearly both on the right side of exposing molesters and their enablers and i dont like seeing them at odds.
@Concerned Jew
That is exactly what will be done - or should be. Coordinated with probation officer with an absolute promise that he will be in jail faster than he can say the shema if he steps out of line.
I'll make some popcorn, and be back in a few minutes to see the latest score, JWB vs. Shmarya. Maybe next Asifa we'll do a parody of this.
Concerned Jew:
He's a rodef. He should stay at home and not bother the rest of the community. Just like some others in Baltimore - http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeyttl9/
I saw r. Levitt recently in shul. One time he came with a walker another time leaning on a cane. He looks ill and always seems very sad.
Granted what he did was evil and probably has bad effects on those children to this day, however shouldn't our repulsion and desire to punish him be at least somewhat balanced by common sense.
The terms of his probation are that he can't be in the vicinity of children unsupervised. Wouldn't it make sense to simply have volunteers from the community watching him whenever he is in shul for prayers? I'm sure it is not that hard to find people who would want to help this unfortunate individual to be able to daven with a minian while making sure the terms of his probation are satisfied and no children are placed in danger.
JWB vs Shmarya - And the score is.....
Moreover, the public naming of this "suspect" has resulted from the silence of your "truthful sources" that have not contacted these publications or attempted to stop the publicizing of his name. All which could have been done without attribution of your sources' names.
And of course the detailed identifying characteristics of the "suspect" that you posted in your original post and the comments that you did not remove or challenge in your original post.
Posted by: jewishwhistleblower | August 14, 2012 at 04:30 PM
No, JWB.
Nuchem made a mistake.
I reported correctly.
The Forward, the Jewish Star and Post all had access to my reporting and all knew that there were clear and credible allegations being made that the perp isn't Oberlander and that Bobov was implicating him to cover for one of its own.
But each of those publications chose not to report that, some because to do so they would have to cite me (and thereby acknowledge they were beaten to the story) or because their reporters are dull or unethical.
The problem isn't the sources I had contact with – it's those papers, and it's you.
Again, your reasoning is circular as are your sources.
If a person lies, a paper prints that lie without confirming it or questioning it, and then other papers pick up that lie based on that paper's report, it does not make it correct or ethical to cite any of it without pointing out the lie.
But you can't process that.
And instead of owning up to your error, you try to smear me for allowing you to post it – as if I have time to read every comment and am actively censoring them. But, of course, I don't do that.
What you very well may be doing, JWB, is helping Bobov cover up for a Bobov pedophile.
But, heck, what does that matter when you can point to a previously convicted sex offender and blame him?
Moreover, the public naming of this "suspect" has resulted from the silence of your "truthful sources" that have not contacted these publications or attempted to stop the publicizing of his name. All which could have been done without attribution of your sources' names.
And of course the detailed identifying characteristics of the "suspect" that you posted in your original post and the comments that you did not remove or challenge in your original post.
Someone please correct me if I am wrong but I do not believe that the Charedim think child molestation is a serious crime, or even recognize it as such. Child molestation is very clearly a serious crime in secular law but I am unaware that it is a clearly unnunciated prohibition in Halacha. I am sure it is wrong in Halacha for a variety of reasons however, but for the Charedim it is just not clear what the prohibition may be.
You may want to consider in your analysis how many Jewish/Israeli publications routinely republish articles from the Forward and JTA.
If you are correct and consider the comments "irresponsible" then it is unethical for you not to remove them as you claim to have more direct information and assisted with any "rumor mongering" by giving specific characteristics in your original post.
"the most craven and unethical 'secular' Jewish publication when it comes to child sex abuse". While it prints articles I don't agree with, don't like and are at times wrong in their assertions. I don't believe your analysis is how the Forward (or JTA) is seen in the journalism community, either secular or Jewish.
The JTA and Forward as far as I am aware are considered legitimate news sources that are considered to have journalistic standards unlike the "haredi" publications you appear to refer to.
And by the way, the Forward is also citing the Jewish Star report and naming the "suspect".
Posted by: jewishwhistleblower | August 14, 2012 at 04:08 PM
So the most craven and unethical 'secular' Jewish publication when it comes to child sex abuse names Oberlander based on nothing more than rumor, and you think that kashers you?
1. I didn't remove your comment, either. But I did point out that posting it was irresponsible – and it is.
2. Secondly, you seem to think that if unnamed sources cite rumors and an irresponsible paper prints those rumors with no documentation to support them, it allows you to cite those rumors as if they are credible and then name the alleged abuser. But you're wrong.
3. For example, would you approvingly or neutrally cite reports in a haredi publication, based solely on rumors from unnamed haredi sources in Lakewood close to Matisyahu Salomon, that claim Rabbi Blau is a criminal? Or would you question those sources or ignore them entirely? You would, of course, question those those reports. But when you swap out Rabbi Blau for a Level 2 sex offender, and Lakewood for Bobov, you cite the report without qualification. And you should be ashamed of that.
And by the way, the Forward is also citing the Jewish Star report and naming the "suspect".
You clearly must have been aware that Oberlander had been named in the comments when you posted a reply some dozen comments down from several naming him on August 10, 2012 at 07:10 PM without comment or removal of the earlier comments.
Having said that, if you are convinced that Oberlander has been unfairly named, remove my comments here and the comments at your original post and edit out his identifying personal details in your original post. Then you can lecture me about "decency".
And as to your claim "At any rate, it is clear that in your mind, any accusation that someone reports is valid, and you can spew it out and regurgitate it with no real regard for its validity."
That's not my criteria, its the criteria used by those involved with documenting the problem of abuse in the religious community, published news reports. See for example the Catholic example http://bishop-accountability.org
Firstly, you referred to Oberlander in your original post as a suspect without naming him but giving sufficient details that he could be readily identified not only by those in his community but also by those outside it: "The man camp officials allegedly saw on the recording is a Level 2 sex offender who agreed to chemical castration as a part of his probation. His wife, a community source tells me, is pregnant. But it is unclear whether this is actually true or whether someone else is actually pictured on the security video and the convicted sex offender is being scapegoated by Bobov to protect someone else."
Secondly, Oberlander was named and discussed in the comments to your original post days ago starting August 10, 2012 at 04:02 PM and not by me.
Posted by: jewishwhistleblower | August 14, 2012 at 03:16 PM
Nuchem had zero first hand info. Everything he has was based on secondhand stories from Bobov – except, of course, for the reliable info he was given that those Bobover were being lied to by their rabbis.
At any rate, it is clear that in your mind, any accusation that someone reports is valid, and you can spew it out and regurgitate it with no real regard for its validity.
And that is very sad.
If you want to name Oberlander, name yourself, as well.
If you can't do that then have the decency to refrain from naming Oberlander until something approaching evidence exits.
So again, explain to me how I am "unethical" as you claim and how I've "never met an accusation (I) didn't like".
Because this is not my allegation nor do I claim to have any non-public information like you.
The claim I've linked was published in the Jewish Times, cited in the JTA and confirmed by a post from a named individual Rabbi Rosenberg.
As best as you can claim "We don't even know he works for Golden Taste, let alone if he has the route that includes that camp. We don't know if he was working that day or if he's really on the security video." That doesn't answer the question whether Oberlander had any ability to access children in the recent past as alleged by the Jewish Star, the JTA, Rabbi Rosenberg etc. Unless you can confirm that Oberlander did not have the access alleged, I do not see why he shouldn't be part of the discussion whether he was the alleged abuser or simply a scapegoat for him.
Posted by: jewishwhistleblower | August 14, 2012 at 02:58 PM
Oberlander's name has been "widely distributed as a suspect" because careless people "widely distributed" it.
You can see clearly from my report that I know about Oberlander. But I don't mention his name.
We don't even know he works for Golden Taste, let alone if he has the route that includes that camp. We don't know if he was working that day or if he's really on the security video.
But we do know the people who claimed it was him lied about a number of other things.
And we also know that people who did not lie and who know a lot about what happened say it isn't Oberlander.
But like I said, you don't meet accusations you don't like.
Moreover, the JTA is treating the Jewish Star article as original reporting and has cited from it in an article that will now be disseminated world-wide and republished in various publications that subscribe to the JTA service.
>YOU seem to have a problem understanding
>that Oberlander was, allegedly, used as a
>scapegoat by Bobov, and the abuser may
>actually be someone else – as I reported.
While that may or may not be true, protocols should be in place to prevent Oberlander from having any access to children. That is regardless of the identity of the abuser.
If Oberlander is a scapegoat, then the true abuser should be exposed and those who deliberately used Oberlander to protect another abuser should be charged with obstruction of justice (if possible).
And as a result of the Jewish Star's article and the JTA's citing of it, Oberlander's name has now been widely distributed as a suspect.
I am only aware of one named source who has gone public with the identity of the abuser. Rabbi Rosenberg claims his sources say it is Oberlander.
Rabbi Rosenberg has posted the following: "I got this information from Bobover sources, that it is Yoily Oberlander, however Ari Mandel (Rachmuna Litzlon) Who posted it on his Facebook page, claims that it is not him."
Posted by: jewishwhistleblower | August 14, 2012 at 02:28 PM
YOU seem to have a problem understanding that Oberlander was, allegedly, used as a scapegoat by Bobov, and the abuser may actually be someone else – as I reported.
>I reported this days ago, JWB. And as I
>noted then, it is far from clear that
>Oberlander was in that camp when the
>abuse happened.
I am aware of that. The fact that a convicted child molester apparently makes deliveries to a children's camp is significant regardless of the seperate abuse allegations.
As to your allegation that "You've never met an accusation you didn't like." That's absurd, false and uncalled for.
>Go back and read my report (which the
>Post used as a basis for their horrible
>piece) and you'll see what you could have
Again, I can't link to the Jewish Star article as it is not online. I can only link to the JTA Article that refers to it. I did not cite the portion of the JTA article that refers to the NY Post article or the Times Herald-Record article.
You seem to have some difficulty with the fact that the Jewish Star has made a serious allegation against Oberlander in print, not I. That is quite a distinction.
JWB, why did you post this in this thread and not in the thread where the story was originally reported?
The Jewish Star apparently named him which would constitute original reporting. I can't link to that article as it is not currently online. I can only link to the JTA article that refers to that article. I don't believe that is unethical on my part unless I knew that the Jewish Star had no basis for the claim, which I do not know and could not possibly know that to be the case.
Posted by: jewishwhistleblower | August 14, 2012 at 02:16 PM
No, JWB. You've never met an accusation you didn't like.
Go back and read my report (which the Post used as a basis for their horrible piece) and you'll see what you could have done.
>Citing a story that has no original
>reporting and which names a person
>without any real support for doing so is
The Jewish Star apparently named him which would constitute original reporting. I can't link to that article as it is not currently online. I can only link to the JTA article that refers to that article. I don't believe that is unethical on my part unless I knew that the Jewish Star had no basis for the claim, which I do not know and could not possibly know that to be the case.
Posted by: jewishwhistleblower | August 14, 2012 at 02:01 PM
I reported this days ago, JWB. And as I noted then, it is far from clear that Oberlander was in that camp when the abuse happened.
Citing a story that has no original reporting and which names a person without any real support for doing so is unethical.
Baltimore had a serious pedophile problem which they took care of. So why all of a sudden a picture. Are they going to start posting all the pictures of convicted P's.
They will have to get a bigger bulletin board in their shuls.
I understand their issue. Fine line between outreach to prisoners, and having one among the kids.
We've had to deal with this at our shul a couple of times - and legally, they cannot REALLY prevent him from attending.
>Boys allegedly sexually abused at Jewish
>summer camp in N.Y.
>August 14, 2012
>The 5 Towns Jewish Times reported that
>the alleged intruder is Golden Taste
>employee Yoel Oberlander, a convicted
>molester and registered sex offender from
>Monsey, N.Y., who pleaded guilty to
>molesting an 11-year-old girl in 2002. He
>was sentenced to six years of probation.
Israel Shapiro's brother David, was the principal of Maimonides School in Brookline, Mass. He covered for Levitt and now he made aliyah (fled to Israel,) so he can't be implicated.
Someone should put this asshole out of his misery.…
Posted by: BaltimoreYid | August 14, 2012 at 01:29 PM
Way out of line.
Vulgar slang notwithstanding, I have no problem with the death penalty or vigilante justice for child molestors. They get away with it because they know they have nothing to fear from the justice system.
…Query whether this is a change in position or whether it is simply an unavoidable reaction to a guilty plea.
Posted by: MarkfromShortHills | August 14, 2012 at 01:20 PM
Seems to be the latter.
…Someone should put this asshole out of his misery.…
Posted by: BaltimoreYid | August 14, 2012 at 01:29 PM
Way out of line.
Israel Shapiro a well known Baltimore pedophile has worked at Wasserman & Lemberger's for years. If the community wanted to get rid of him all they need to do is boycott W&L and watch how fast they fire him. I stopped buying by them just for that reason alone. Sadly I think many people feel that Shabbos chulent meat is more important than his crimes against children. Someone should put this asshole out of his misery.The "rabanut" here is 2 steps below useless.
Notify congregants?? Puff. Call his probation officer.
Googleing Yaakov Hopfer reveals many citations claiming that he is in fact an enabler of child abuse who opposes reporting to the civil authorities in favor of bringing matters before a Beth Din.
Query whether this is a change in position or whether it is simply an unavoidable reaction to a guilty plea.
I would grab my crotch to protect my jewels if I see him anywhere near me.
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Religion Dispatches: "The best collection of articles I've found can be perused at failedmessiah.com, the blog of Shmarya Rosenberg, who, with the perspective of insider turned disillusioned outsider, has been probing the nuances and hypocrisies of the ultra-Orthodox establishment since 2004."
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3rd AU Presidential Taekwondo Cup
Date: Saturday, 19 of April of 2014 01h00
City: Washington
Local: Bender Arena at American University
Street: 4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Come out to the 3rd American University Presidential Taekwondo Cup!
There will be two sparring categories: the traditional 1 vs. 1 Sparring competition and 3 vs. 3 Team Sparring!
Organized by the TaeKwonDo Outreach Foundation.
Affiliation to iTiger Tae Kwon Do Academy and Atlantic Collegiate Alliance of Taekwondo.
Registration form download:
Volunteers form:


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